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I wouldn't have bothered about it untile its claim to be reusability among many platforms.Thanks for correcting me on React Native!!
it's exactly the reason scientists formulate hypotheses (and null hypotheses), and verify them with observable data.

In short, hypotheses are the key instruments to investigate into unknown(and hopefully, consistent) world.
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Firefox already has sync built-in. I think this is supposed to be an improvement over the current bookmarks system. Mozilla realized that Pocket was already doing that better than they were, so they just integrated it instead of reinventing it poorly.
Euro zone strikes deal with Greece after all-night struggle
Sure, but the point is that as a startup I'd like to get a clear, unambiguous no when they're not going to invest, rather than a "yes, maybe, soon..."
This is a technique called referrer spam. It's not real traffic just a way to get you as the owner of your site to visit theirs and "hopefully" purchase whatever they're trying to sell.

If you wish to clean up your reports the only real way to do it is using filters[0]. Or optionally switching to a different analytics provider.

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What part of this is anti privacy?
My guess as Italian leaving in Germany? They are the only ones who had some sense during all the European public spending madness of the last 20 years or so.
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This type of image is primarily designed for 12-factor apps where all persistent state is kept outside the instance in some geo-redundant highly available system like Amazon RDS or S3.
It's irrelevant, some of those games were ported to other systems where they don't use OpenGL/DX. It's an implementation detail.
Also: A decorator in Python does not necessarily return the same function it received.
err... "Only in cases of metrology do engineering devices need precise measures of external factors." actually no

Have s look at an IC engine and the tolerances required for an engine to work.

Let alone say correctly designing nuclear rectors to handle two phase flow in its cooling loops.
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Firefox still has a reader mode, based on code from https://readability.com (just like Safari's).
I recently ported IPFS (http://ipfs.io) to iOS and have been running it on my iPhone for the last few months .. I was very pleasantly surprised how little fuss was required to get Go compiling for the iOS platform, and reminded once again that underneath all the garden trimmings, iOS is really just a little Unix workstation.

(BTW, IPFS on iOS: not ready for primetime, but .. what a world it will be when it is!)
Completely agree with the premise of this article. I'd even put communication slightly ahead of technical aptitude in the skills required to freelance.

I've just seen so many freelancers fall on their face because they built out what they envisioned as "done" rather than what the client actually wanted.

It's actually how I lost my first client. It was a two week Rails/Angular contract and I was focused on things such as clean code, contributing to OSS, and putting in tests. At the end of the contract the CEO said it wasn't going to work out.

I asked for a quick call before we parted and he revealed to me that he went with a consultant because he wanted to someone to know exactly what he wanted done and for them to just finish it independently.

It sucked failing like that for my first client after full time work but I'd rank it as my number one lesson in independent work.
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> Italy will follow Greece, sooner or later,

Italy is a massively different country from Greece, so this is not as obvious as you seem to consider it.
"you will not assert...against us or any of our...customers"

Is that Amazon customers or just AWS customers? Either way, that's a lot of people.
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What about logs? What about looking into the server to find out what is going on on the server?
I really wonder how content providers will react when VPNs eventually go mainstream
the choice was to not accept a specific bailout package, so he's following up on his mandate to negotiate another one.
Chomsky is talking bollocks there Railway engineers where using the science behind steam engines well before the 50's and I mean the 1850's here
This project compiles the Go code to a C library that can be linked quite easily with ObjC.
@lewis9029 - Phaser is a joy to develop with because of how well put together it is. The main advantage to using it is that you'll reap the benefit of a veteran game developer's many years of experience rather than having to implement tweens, spritemaps, groups, physics, etc, on your own.

Though I haven't built a turn-based game with it myself yet, I know others have and it would basically save you time and allow you to focus on the logic that makes your game unique.

@deificx - Thanks for letting me know. I'll look into this.

@TheSisb2 - Thanks. Glad you'll find it useful.
He cares because installing Firefox means you now also install software that can very easily be considered to be spyware. This is stuff that we'd expect for-profit corporations (hi Google, Microsoft and Opera!) to pull not the Mozilla Foundation who describe themselves as, and I quote, "non-profit organization that promotes openness, innovation and participation on the Internet. We promote the values of an open Internet to the broader world."[1]

[1] https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/foundation/
I'm using LuaJIT on iOS just fine, and experienced no restrictions from Apple about using it.
You seem to be very keen on holding to that OpenGL/DX reference, and I am not fully sure why, it's not relevant to the point I was making. Maybe I should have just said "these games are rendered in 3D space, using 3D engines, and APIs which are used for 3D work normally, so they are not 2D games in the same way SNES games were 2D". Would that be better?
And now we see the real reason to create the Euro. Finally Germany conquered Europe, and it didn't even need to use gas chambers...
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Probably garbage anyways.
Do you do this every time? Must be cumbersome, there's no equivalent of Gemfile.lock and bundler for apt-get, is there?

(Or is there? Serious question)
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This is getting a bit pedantic. Yes, even in DirectX the 2D API was deprecated in favour of 3D one. But the source of a difference isn't the flavour of API you use, it's whether you go full 3D, with polygon meshes, (usually) trying to be "realistic" vs. going with a single perspective and animated sprites.
You might be right. However, see this: Italy has voted Berlusconi for 20 years and now has another despotic leader who might stay another 20 who speaks poor English and has very bad understanding of economics. Meanwhile, no real policy change has been done in ages. The last try to reduce pension spending cutting the highest pensions has been rejected as not constitutional, but I digress. How is Italy going to get out of the hole it has been digging for 30 years? I just don't see it, but I may be wrong, I hope so at least.
i was just going to write the exact same thing. one should at least have a simple master to master setup for redundancy imho - then these kind of problems are much easier to solve, just restart mysql.
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The current title is not the title of the article, it's a political statement from Yanis Varoufakis.
The button is "decide on first click" whether you want to actually set up the integration. I think the opting aspect is fine, even if it should have been constructed as an extension.
Not only that but the Greek government promised their populace something they can't possibly deliver, an end to austerity and staying in the euro.
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I see what you did there. Point taken.
"which Ars translated from Italian into English using Google Translate"

Surely Ars Technica can spare $10 to have someone (on Amazon turk or fiverr or whatever) who actually speaks Italian and English to translate?
Unfortunately what I've found is that it re-appears when you upgrade Firefox, which is annoying.
Application logs should be shipped over the network to either your own ELK infrastructure or some hosted solution like Loggly, Logentries or Papertrail. Boot logs can be obtained from your infrastructure (like EC2 instance logs).
One method would be to have an informal heuristic you use when you're about to call a library: are the performance characteristics I need guaranteed by this library? If yes: proceed, if no: use a different solution or proceed with caution.http://www.trainingintambaram.in/dot-net-training-in-chennai...
Unfortunately this would break TCP Fast Open, which transmits data with the initial SYN.
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I don't think it's quite that clear cut. Crash tests are focused on building safer cars, but it also neededs to validate it's model of what happens in a crash. So, sending human cadavers down a track is science, but what about comparing the crumple zone deformation with computer models?
I deeply agree for the facebook case, I just wanted to point out that there is no known general solution for a centralized resource access control for web backend that will fit all use cases properly.
My understanding is that Robin Hood hashing has worse performance than linear probing due to greater cache misses.

If you are looking for low memory overhead ordered sets/maps, then B-Trees can provide that.
Indeed.

Mozilla has clearly positioned itself as (1) the independent browser-vendor who cares about (2) open source, (3) the open web and (4) your online privacy.

If they start bundling "free" proprietary third-party services, where the price is a piece of the user's privacy, to provide a more seamless experience at the cost of bypassing "normal" rules for web-application integration, they have effectively compromised themselves on all 4 of those criterias.

This one incident is not the end of the world to me, but I've had this feeling for quite a while that Mozilla is losing both direction and momentum, and stuff like this helps cement it.

Had it not been proposed as a joke, I would already be looking forward to those Emacs-patches incorporating Webkit as the new embedded browser.[1]

[1] Embedding Webkit was proposed as a "solution" to the famous Emacs-quote "Eight Megabytes And Constantly Swapping"[2] no longer being valid or relevant.

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Editor_war#Humor
mypkg-v1 depends on libsomething. mypkg-v2 doesn't depend on it anymore. Now you have machines with libsomething leftovers.

Another issue with debian packages is that dpkg essentially removes the old package before installing the new one. If you're packaging assets served by nginx/apache then there is an availability issue in the mean-time.
Why pay if they can do it for free? You have any idea how much advertising they would need to show their users just to make those $10 back? ;)
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> There is already a popular extension

Exactly! There is already an extension, why isn't Pocket an extension then?
2D games are usually more detailed than their 3D counterpart.

I was thinking a long time about why I prefer 2D games to 3D ones, at least in terms of visuals. The conclusion I reached is that it's because technological limitations you get to see in graphics. Models are made from low-poly meshes, and you can (still) see the straight edges where you know they should be curved. Textures are too low-detail; stand next to a wall or close to any entity in a 3D game and you'll always see the texture upscaling, lack of detail.

Most of 3D games try to go for "realistic" visuals, but they never cross the uncanny valley. 2D games seem to look prettier to me because they don't set up expectations - so as long as they have consistent art style, the brain doesn't complain much. Moreover, in 2D productions artists usually have full control of every pixel displayed on screen, so the art can be (and usually is) very detailed. The limits that 2D environment places are more strict than limits of available technology, so your experience doesn't get ruined by jagged edges and texture upscaling.

That's why I still like the original StarCraft more than StarCraft 2 and think that introducing 3D graphics was a bad decision - the original art style looked serious, dark, had an atmosphere. SC2's style is dominated by clunky 3D models which look more like child's toys than serious hardware. But then again maybe this was made on purpose - the plot of SC2 seems about as serious as the graphics, which is not at all.
If that is the case then I agree I was mistaken. However, in that case since neither party had a majority (in this case I mean 'a majority of the british public', not 'a majority in comparison to the other parties') a revote should have been had.
1. Because Tsipras hoped that the referendum would make Germany become more sympathetic. It didn't. Tsipras isn't willing to risk a Grexit, because that could turn out a total catastrophe. The only option that remains is capitulation.

2. #thisisacoup refers to the offer made. Offering a country to give up sovereignty is a coup, pretty much. It goes against all democratic principles Europe was founded on. The alternative (grexit) is impossible without support from ECB/IMF to prevent a complete collapse of the financial system. Tsipras didn't prepare for this plan B. So Germany made Greece "an offer they couldn't refuse": Greece has 72 hours to implement all sorts of laws or face utter destruction.
“The issue with Greece is that they were given money and they did not change anything, they just kept spending.”

I don't understand why this is repeated again and again.

The reality has nothing to do with that. Greece has implemented austerity policies that no other country in Europe has implemented. Compared to the American big depression, they have lived for a longer period of time with worse economic conditions.

The recipes coming from the Troika has been implemented and the result is that they are in a deeper hole. So they say “now what?” and the answer is “keep digging”.

I am amazed how brainwashed is the public opinion.

And about where the money is going, I recommend reading this:
http://www.interfluidity.com/v2/6013.html
I sure hope all these extensions will not bring down the raw performance of various javascript engines.
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> a house of cards built on poor memory management :-/.

Shit, this is the most accurate description of modern software that I've seen so far.
It's a layoff... not even close to a firing for cause.
Thanks a lot for your answer, I found it really useful.
If enough people reason like this, then yes, there is a possibility that Nintendo will release quality games for phones. I doubt that will prove to be the case though.
Yeah, this is how I read it. With AWS, you just click a few buttons or upload a template and you get what you need. Infrastructure as code completely takes away a bunch of work that used to be outsourced to India.
Before they where called outracks.com and were making some kind of 3D studio. But apparently they have switched over to working full time on Fuse instead, which is kinda sad as Uno is pretty awesome. I'm guessing documentation is going to come up on their new webpage eventually, I remember them doing a private beta of Uno and the 3d studio thing. I'm wondering if they have given up on the 3d studio thing, or if they are just planning on rebranding it, since it seems they have given up the name outracks.
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I strongly believe that as Krugman pointed out, if Greece were to exit the EUR, Germany would have pushed for a Eurozone exit as well, probably issue some sort of embargo and made everything possible to made an example out of Greece. It already did actually.

I think that was the meeting all about: They told Tsipras that he either sign a deal or face oblivion one way or another.

Greece had no real allies.

The people in Greece made a choice last week and are ready to make many difficult choices. The problem is that we (me and other citizens) are caught between the hammer and the anvil, on one side we have Europeans who don't care and on the other a corrupted government who doesn't want to take on anyone, oligarchs (ship-owners, tax-evaders, etc.). See my other comment above for details. (to be posted in a while).
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto

My guess is that apt pinning/holding predates Gemfile.lock by quite a few years :)
Presentation matters. Airbnb's story even shows that. Taking professional photos of listings is what turned the company around.
Sure but from what I've read (which may be wrong) the accepted package today is more austere than the the package rejected a week ago by the public.
The real error of the new government was thinking they were dealing with people with the interest of Europe and the European citizens in their heart.
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The best thing you could do is letting them know in advance.

Let them know at least a month in advance, leaving them much needed time to adapt to their new financial situation.
Sorry, but I disagree - and my background is in networking. With AWS or Azure, no one cares about the network or servers. The only thing required is a decent link connecting you to the cloud and you are done. No one is going to hire network engineers to manage such a reduced portfolio.
>when those under 48 y.o in 2010 didn't have a vote in the referendum.

Nuclear reactors can't be powered on and off year-by-year, and this was known in 1980 and was factored into the advisory referendum.

As such, this referendum is one of the few elections where the voters cannot be accused of voting selfishly in their own self-interest. We should listen to that type of result and learn from it.
In your world, I am not free. A store near my house sells Confederate flags. Can I stop shopping there? No, because that sends a clear message.

A racist is on a street corner calling for ethnic cleansing, and waving pictures of black people being lynched (found via Reddit, by the way). Can I turn tail and walk away, denying them my attention? Once again, that sends a clear message.

A racist pops up out of nowhere on Twitter and tries to apply some foolish argument. Can I block them, and thus never read what they have to say? Again, ignoring them sends a clear message.

If I can't choose where I spend my money, who I associate with, and who I listen to, what kind of freedom is this?
Why would it give greater cache mosses? My understanding is that it requires fewer because it reduces the average probe distance and obviates the need for tombstones and the attendant performance degradation.
Knowing Apple, I strongly doubt it.
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And the reform package put forward by Greece after the referendum was exactly the package that the populace rejected in the referendum.

It's almost comical.
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That was what I read first too.
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The article touches on that:

"But this is no garden-variety insulator. Not only does its insulating behavior arise from strong correlations between its electrons, but in the past five years, mounting evidence has suggested that it is a “topological insulator” at low temperatures, a material that resists the flow of electricity through its three-dimensional bulk, while conducting electricity along its two-dimensional surfaces."
For better overview of current affair related to Greek crisis, may be read this http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-33503955

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mypkg-v1 depends on libsomething. mypkg-v2 doesn't depend on it anymore. Now you have machines with libsomething leftovers.

That's what "apt-get autoremove" is for.
Loaning more money to a country already drowning doesn't solve anything, obviously. Greece is already insolvent (not bankrupt), and giving them more debt doesn't fix that.

I agree that there should be a way for countries to leave the Eurozone. Also, at least one of two things need to happen:

- introduce a cap on borrowing (during boom periods), so that countries can't get themselves into excessive debt.

- create a bailout fund so that countries that mess up can be helped back on their feet.

> we will be able to leave the loss to the private sector and not to the tax payers

You're aware that the first bailout moved the losses from predatory lending from the private sector to the European taxpayer, aren't you? The entire story of the last five years is that the regular people are getting punished and the institutions get bailed out.
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If you're *nix user, you can quite easily perform this kind of stuff using date, or at least using date from coreutils.

$ date -d 'today + 6 weeks'
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$ TZ=America/New_York date -d 'now + 2 hours'
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Who ownes title to the oceans though? Sure as hell Shell does not!
It's a sticking plaster, delaying the inevitable. I don't suspect the 'new deal' will work and I think the growing discontent among the Greek people will continue to rise, especially under the measure of the latest deal. Greece will remain a protectorate and an insubordinate trouble child under the ECB's whip. Similar scenarios will likely play out in other southern European nation states in the next decade also.
You're right, this story's a little inaccurate. The problem with Greece is that they were given tons of money, they did change things, they did austerity - some of the best kind of austerity, too, like raising the retirement age, keeping people in the economy and working without the biggest impact on spending - and they did a little market reform to promote competition. And their recovery was underway, and then their people voted in a government which promised to change things back and make everything 100% painless, and then that government tried to be the hardball negotiator but without anything they could do to back up their bluster.

The other problem with Greece is that they're the sort of nation where you have a nationalized health care system but you need to bribe the doctor to get an appointment. (And private industry is also sclerotic and more about bribing the regulators than being able to compete.) Lying to the EU about budget deficits in the past should be seen in this context.

And the other problem with Greece is that they see Merkel in this negotiating group and think "Oh, the Germans want to occupy us again like in World War II." ANGELA MERKEL IS HITLER2.0! VOTE LEFTIST! RESIST THE REFORMS!

(and according to some reputable publications on the topic of international relations, like the Wall Street Journal, word on the street in Brussels is that a lot of these countries would be happier if Greece just walks away then if they accept bailout terms at this point, because they don't trust them to actually stick to the bailout terms.)
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