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Hurd developer here.

I also have high hopes for Guix, and in fact there is a gsoc project to port Guix to the Hurd. Guix tries to empower the user, a goal shared by the Hurd. They are a perfect match.

I do not believe that it is easy to provide the Mach IPC interface in the Linux kernel. The IPC mechanism is tightly integrated into the thread switching and scheduling systems.

Furthermore, I do not see much benefits in doing that, the main point would be drivers, which we want to run as a userspace process anyway. And we are doing that using the DDE framework. Rump is interesting, and it wouldn't even be that hard. It just lacks someone actually doing it.

What people don't realize is how compatible the Hurd is. We are shipping the glibc. Debian/Hurd contains ~80% of the software that is found in Debian/Linux. We have Firefox. The other day I deployed two Django sites on my Hurd development server to work out some issues I had with the Apache configuration I had on the production system. I was curious how it would go. All the Python stuff worked out of the box, I merely had to select a different Apache mpm module, because the default didn't work. Need to rescue a box? Append "init=/bin/bash" to the kernel command line to circumvent sysvinit.

Other microkernel based systems might have more ambitious goals, but many of them sacrifice compatibility to reach them. Some aspects in POSIX are hard to implement in a distributed fashion, for example fork(2). But what good is a fancy system if it requires a huge effort to port applications to it?
In Python, patterns are different
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9872858

Until recently on the front page, now clearly flagged off it.
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It's going in my /raid/datasets with about 1.4TB of other comment data. So the answer is going to be "yes" ... well probably by Tuesday morning it will be.

I've used older reddit dumps before ... it's not great data for most things, but there's an awful lot of it!
Where can I buy those Siemens mobile phones again?

You are aware about NSN, right? The one that was bought by Nokia

A lot of divisions sold and/or shutdown

I'm not googling it for you though.
I'm not an engineer, but this [0] appears to be at least one patent related to technology used to cool the air and economize on methanol. Perhaps someone can interpret it for a more general audience?

[0] https://www.google.com/patents/US20150101334
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I remember a time when constantly trying to shoehorn politics into completely unrelated online conversations was seen as a very American phenomenon. I'm starting to see more and more of it from my fellow Brits lately though. Sorry to drag the thread even further off topic...
wait, i thought Angular 2 is in the early stages, so there's no guarantee when it's "ready" the API's would stay the same as in the book

or did I miss the news?
Sooo... it's like Twitch meets Street View. Comment on your neighbourhood, and inside stores.
That's such a lovely website. What a great project!

Totally ignorant question – is that an exhaustive list? Wow, such mind bogglingly incredible machines.
Well, if this make you feel better, only dumbest octopuses will be caught and fried. They have short lives in any case.
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I have tried to use Atom many times. It is built in open - source spirit and has a very friendly community. So I download every release which is even slightly talked about and try it (including 1.0) , and every time I end up wishing it was faster like Sublime and switch back.
I code in Python/Go, both of which have very exhaustive plugins in Atom, but it turns out autocompletes are noticably slow. I do not mind if I type a few characters and they appear a bit later on screen, but like 5 seconds after pressing enter <I use enter for autocomplete> is kind of unfair, esp when you see things happening almost spontaneously in Sublime.

However, I would like to say that it is getting better (version 1.0 is way better than the first one I tried) and has the potential to become the next emacs. But its not right now there. I will not wait till then to switch, but unless Atom gets faster, I am not taking a plunge. I think Sublime is the undisputed leader for me till this happens.
It isn't clear to me if with Angular2 you're "forced" to use Typescript. All the examples I see use it. Haven't found a full thing using es5 or es6.
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alias e='emacsclient'

alias serv="ssh mylogin@myserv.com"

alias work="cd /Users/myname/Sources/mycompany/myproject"
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The author of the paper speculates that deontologists arrive at their belief via an emotional psychological process while consequentialists employ a more "cognitive" process. But these observations of psychology, as you write, are unable to bridge the Is-Ought gap. Even when we can demonstrate how humans adopt beliefs, this does not by itself tell us if the beliefs are true. We cannot say "humans believe X" and then conclude "therefore X is true"; further we cannot say "humans believe X because Y therefore X is true" and likewise, and this is where the author errors, we cannot say "humans believe X because Y therefore X is not true".

The author makes an interesting critique of Kant's system specifically but the question with regard to realism is if the rule itself is true. The author suggests the Is-Ought gap is true, writing that they do not intend to argue that "one can derive moral truths from scientific truths" (41). Instead they claim "scientific information can undermine factual assumptions on which moral thinking implicitly depends", using this premise to arrive at the formulation on 47 that just because we feel an emotional inclination, this may not correspond to an independent moral truth. This doesn't seem controversial. But the deontologist's thinking does not implicitly depend on the factual assumption 'what evolved is what is True'.

The crux of the paper (47-48) is where the author suggests:

1. humans choose beliefs, often irrationally (no one denies this)
2. our judgments result from our emotional state (sure)
3. our emotions came from evolution (alright)
4. therefore it is unlikely there exists a coherent normative moral theory that can accommodate our moral intuitions (perhaps)
5. therefore "we have somehow crossed the infamous 'is'-'ought' divide" (no...not at all)

Point 4, while possible, does not follow from Points 1-3, and Point 5 does not follow from Point 4. The author suggests they did not "attempt to derive an 'ought' from an 'is'" instead they merely "inferred...that the phenomenon of deontological philosophy is best explained as a rationalization of evolved emotional intuition [and, crucially, therefore false]."

In other words, the argument is (A) deontology was adopted because of evolution (B) therefore deontology is not objectively true. But as you observe the author begins to feel discomfort at this (flawed) line of thought likely because it could apply to everything. As they write "If I care about my self only because I am biologically programmed to carry my genes into the future, should I stop caring about myself?". This is the horror of Empiricism. The author concludes that in addition to believing deontology is not true, they also view their own consequentialist principles as "not true" but as "the best", apparently we are to believe due to the reasoning given above.

Ultimately the author appears to not understand what the Is-Ought Facts-Values problem actually implies: we are unable to make an observation about the empirical universe ("Humans have value to humans") and then conclude an objective value statement from it ("Therefore humans should value other humans").
Atom still has an inconvenient bug: if you use an European keyboard layout on Windows, one which maps important characters like @ and <> to an "AltGr + something" chord, you will be in pain as Atom uses a lot of Ctrl+Alt+something keyboard shortcuts for its functions, and that appears to be non-rebindable, so there is no clean way to get those characters in Atom! The canonical solution for this on the Windows platform is to never use Ctrl+Alt shortcuts, ever.
“In the future, ethnic cleansing will be conducted by purely economic means.”
Amazon has an 'Andon cord' where any employee can report on any product and the retail manager will review and take appropriate action.

Looks like in this case the interviewer pulled the cord and the seller/category was reviewed and several were banned.

This would most likely have been completely independent of the interview reject.
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Ed Zander and Co dismantled the entire research division (including the main facility near UIUC) in the name of cost savings and lean. Then he helped fund and develop the prototype for the iPhone (in joint effort with Apple). It's a case example of incompetency at the top level.
So, in other words: "I don't care about freedom to bear arms because I don't have a gun."
"Adding LISP to stuff usually kills it off"

What? Oh, you mean like Emacs. Scheme is a beautiful language; it's flexible and trivial to learn. Replacing it with Python would be silly. Besides, Guile Scheme is the designated extension language of the GNU system. Gnucash, dmd (the init system), the Gimp, Guix, gEDA and many more GNU applications all can be hacked in or extended with Guile. In the GNU system Guile Scheme is "mainstream".
Come to Australia. We got rid of most the guns.
The link doesn't exist any more on github.
I assume at $200/month it somehow becomes worth it to keep going as someone's side project? I can't imagine twitter would keep it around for that little revenue (unless the acquihire from last year was simply just a hire, without buying the legal mitro entity)
I wouldn't mind reading a blog with your disorganized thoughts :).
Sure they aren't software companies, but what about the "winner takes all" economy ? If that's true , it makes sense to see companies going bust.
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Honestly, what made me switch to Atom from Sublime was how easy making a package is compared to Sublime.

For years I used Sublime with a customized fork of some emacs-like package that mimicked emacs' open-file behavior. However, because Sublime seems to limit how you can show things to the user and the documentation for making packages is mediocre, I was stuck with showing a list of filenames in the status bar, which scales to like 10 filenames at most.

When I finally decided I was going to Atom full time, I decided to take a stab at making my own package for opening files as I couldn't find anything that did quite what I wanted. Within hours I had forked and adapted an existing package to do exactly what I wanted[0].

It's shocking to me just how easy it is to make a package, especially if you're already familiar with web development. Within the past month and a half I've published 4 different packages[0], probably only spending about two weeks total time working on them.

I'm confident that, as the performance issues that some people hit are ironed out, this flexibility will make Atom hugely popular.

[0] https://atom.io/users/Osmose
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You "blogging" about this will definitively not get you a job at amazon now (or any other big tech giant for that reason assuming they actually read this)
Nice try Pao :D
Only some parts of AWS are DoD certified, and even then only some services in the GovCloud region (which isn't widely available) are fully certified. It's entirely possible some contractor made use of a service which isn't certified still.
I've got Audio-Technica ATH-A500, I don't think they make them anymore (now its A500X or something, so i can't vouch for that).
They look a little weird, but are sturdy as hell and sound plainly amazing (although after years of daily heavy use - connected to PC as exclusive sound source - they might seem to have a little lower sound quality - I'm not really sure)

I've literally stomped on them, run them over with a chair, had the cable go into the chair wheels (repeatedly) and then pull them off my head forcibly when I got up without noticing it. They are still fine.

I did break the audio jack when my headphone DAC fell of the desk and hit jackfirst into the ground (it sometimes doesn't connect properly and has to be wrangled about)
:(

Bottomline, to me they are an amazing purchase.
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Smaller still, given they have Mercury as a mustard seed. Which makes this planet seem utterly huge! Where has it gone?
LuaJIT does something weirder. It does double packing - using 48 bits (IIRC) of value inside a "NaN" double encoding. It is going to be a while before this becomes a problem, even on 64-bit systems - you need more than 128TB addressable space before this becomes a problem (and I suspect Pall will switch to a 51-bit (1024TB=1PB) pointer when that future is on the horizon).
Finding a job where you don't sign off your intellectual right on secondary works has been my limiting factor.
Typescript compiles down to ES5, so yes you can write in ES5 but it's not as pretty. You can create a class the standard way using `prototype` and from memory the annotations look something like this:

MyComponent.annotations = [
new angular.Component({
selector: 'my-component'
}),
new angular.View({
template: '<div></div>'
})
];
I have never understood this argument. As a person of colour, I have been at the receiving end of hate and threats many times, including on Reddit. That doesn't stop from going to it and why should it? Unless Reddit is explicitly and only doing this, I don't care. There are hundreds of good subreddits that are strictly moderated and harassment is not allowed. And yet there are others which I cannot stand. But I can easily ignore those.

Should we stop using the Internet because there is violent stuff and discriminatory content? Or should we using Twitter for the same reasons? Where does one draw the line and how?
Something felt off the first time I took the subway in Stockholm. It took me a minute to realize that the train was running the other direction, obviously a relic nobody bothered to change that has become codified in modern-day transportation law.
Trust me, you will notice it. River deltas are made of sediments and carry heavy stones and trunks for several km after a strong storm. Even the slightest flood will nuke your small underwater plastic balloon and carry the remains many miles offshore.

If you want to have any opportunity with underwater "put-some-activity-here" you absolutely need to have a way to put all your stuff safely out of the sea before a gale or a strong storm. I will not recommend to invest a single cent in underwater permanent activity that do not have a solid plan B for bad weather days.
More accurate title: "Amazon didn't hire me. During my interview, they asked about a Chrome extension I built that detects bad reviews."
There is also XQuery. Like React, but you do not need to distinguish properties and map calls, it is all done with the / operator:

<ul>{props/items/item/<li>{.}</li>}</ul>

But not interactive
Indeed, I just installed it again to check and it is still unusable with french layouts, e.g. it is impossible to type a ']' (AltGr + ')') in any environment.
It's research, but they claim to have built some.

http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/1/6/e1500031.full
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Have you tried https://atom.io/packages/keyboard-localization?

I used the auto keymap generation feature (you just type the caracters that have issues in a textbox and it generates/saves a keymap) and I don't have problems with my fr-FR keyboard anymore.
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I can't admit i read reddit publicly without fear of being associated with misogynistic trolls that excuse rape. it's like saying you're on 4chan or worse.
Ask HN: How do you deal with social media pressure on your GitHub project?
Lately a number of open source projects has faced tremendous pressure from people coming from Twitter and Reddit to have issues resolved a certain way. Even when you agree with the social media crowd it seems wrong to let it direct your project's decisions though the sheer volume of its comments, especially so if many of the people commenting aren't involved with the project even as users.

From what I have seen so far I can deduce that the technical side of the problem is essentially this:

* Limiting the issues to only the contributors excludes the actual users along with the strangers and encourages the more angry strangers to spam you with duplicate issues.

* Allowing everyone to comment drowns out thoughtful discussion with "plus ones" and "thumbs up" icons, as well as purposefully uncivil comments.

* GitHub's moderation tools are too weak to moderate the individual comments.

When your project faces this pressure how do you act to ensure that meaningful discussion happens and decisions are made that are the best for your actual users and contributors in the long run?
Having Delphi background (5 years) in another life, and using React for the past year, I was waiting for something like this any day now. Looks really nice.

Not saying it will be easy, bit this should be ported to Electron/Atom.
Yep most brits won't even be able to distinguish between welsh and klingon most of the time.
> From my point of view, it's changing to the worse. He made it clear that as long as Reddit itself does not get into legal trouble, and harrassment isn't too overt or particularly public, it's OK now.

Could you please provide references for this statement?

From my perspective it looks like:

-he will not reverse Pao's moves [1],

-he will still not allow harassment or bullying [2],

-reddit will now be more transparent [2],

-no more non-spam shadowbanning [3]

[1] http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-07-11/new-reddit...

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3cxedn/i_am_steve_huf...

[3] https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3cxedn/i_am_steve_huf...

You can read the full AMA here: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3cxedn/i_am_steve_huf...
NLUlite is now completely open source
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"I regularly drive on both sides."

It must be quite a danger driving on both sides of the road, take care.
Maybe that's what they want you to think.
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Yes but that doesn't change anything about what I said.
Sublime text is closed source. I don't think you should expect too many contributors.

I don't get the craze about atom honestly, but at least it's open source.
Sounds like you've been brain raped: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlwwVuSUUfc
Ocean-floor real estate is very abundant.
Since 80% of all Reddit comments are vitriol, nonsense by 15-year old kids, why would anyone do this?
Australian Government pulls the plug on household solar investments
Political loyalists appointed by lawyers. No more explanation necessary.
Now flagged: http://hnrankings.info/9872858/

Edit: Ooh! Briefly on the front page again!

Edit 2: And gone again.
And over here in the native world we've had drag and drop ui builders for 20+ years. I can't believe how slowly the wheel is being re-invented (over and over and over again) in the web world... when will the DOM and JS die and real innovation starts happening again.
Yes, some people take the approach that because one guy called Malthus was wrong before, things can't turn really bad ever. Never understood that kind of reasoning.

Seems like plenty of people even if they don't believe in Father God, they still have some kind of faith in Mother Nature, or Brother Progress that have our backs covered whatever we do.
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I see it 20 years from now: "Ocean floor crops: Gift or curse? Ocean floor pollution and released nutrients ecosystem problems"
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Does anyone know how to get Adobe Photoshop cs6 for free?

Does anyone have a licence key
Or a crack
yes. you can do this failry easy. There are ansible playbooks and some readmes. There is some mailservice baked in, which you might have to change.

The only 'harder' part is (the last time I tried): You have to build the browser extensions you want to use, and override the path to the mitro server to point to your server. The config file is all centralized. So you change it once and can build all extensions at once. I did not find an options to customize the mitro server via the extension itself. (this is probably a good thing).

To get your customized extensions to your users, you might have to create an extra download site or fix the links in the mitro webpage.
So don't buy a gun if you have an abusive intimate partner, and do buy one if you are single or have a non-abusive partner. Pretty simple.

Also, upon rereading, your article doesn't even really support your claim that a gun makes women less safe. Note the comparisons made: "More than twice as many women are killed with a gun used by their husbands or intimate acquaintances than are murdered by strangers..." "A very small percentage of these women (7%) had used a gun successfully in self-defense..."

Note the comparisons NOT made: the percentage of women in households without a gun who successfully defended themselves, or P(murder|abusive husband && gun) vs P(murder|abusive husband && !gun).
You compare apples to oranges.

Octopi would need food to live and that food is a huge cost in resources. Octopi consume a feed that could have been human to begin with. Plants need only water and reused plant material or any other natural fertilizer.
See, I'm Italian and the thing that is insulting is how Schäuble and Merkel sometimes make decisions in this situation without even consulting the rest of the creditors (France, Italy and others).

I get that your government has to work with internal politics, but, on the other hand, our government find increasingly difficult to justify this idea of a German-centric Europe to our public opinion (no matter if the German government is actually a mediator between the 'north' and the 'south' Europe or not), because that's how it's perceived here.
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This this really rad man! I love it.

So I tried it out and the UI just doesn't work in Chromium 43.0.2357.130. Cloned one of the example projects but non of the controls respond to anything. Investigating... Will file an issue if I can find out what is going wrong exactly. Anyone else experiencing similar issues?
Their site says it's a catalog of "the active human-made machines that freckle our solar system and dot our galaxy." Obviously it's not really the "galaxy," per se, considering we only have one probe that's actually left the solar system so far (Voyager 1). There are a number of inactive probes.
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Too bad GitHub can't weight comments/issues by quality of contributor/user instead of only providing a binary choice of "only the contributors" vs "allowing everyone".
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The ones I know of are

RIEF (Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund)
RIDA (Renaissance Institutional Diversified Alpha)
RIFF (Renaissance Institutional Futures Fund)

Of course there's probably still very large minimum investment thresholds.
Please, let's not turn this thread into a big slanging match.

> "“One child came in costume as a mummy, covered in bandages. During the evening, some of the blood from his wounds began to seep through the gauze, and those who didn’t know this child had EB were remarking about how realistic the bloodstains were. It’s impossible for me to imagine what it’s like to be the parent of that child.”

:(