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Presumably, he means the built in Users service only supports Google Accounts [0].

[0] Though this is true only in terms of stable features; it does have experimental support for OpenID identifiers.
Do the stock exchange earn money on insider trading? If not then thats a key difference when it comes to incentives and encouraging such activities.
Any side effect must be lazily performed by the runtime at a level above the program's entry point (like main returning IO) or break RT. I don't mean that a PFP language must have non-strict evaluation.
It's very common to "ping" a service by sending a valid request and seeing if you get a valid, expected, non-error response.
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Must be Japanese, via transliteration…?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memristor#Pinched_hysteresis

A resistor would give you a straight line where the slope is its resistance. Voltage goes up or down it traces out the same line of current at any instant voltage.

This dude gives a different current based on previous voltage, it remembers its past state, basically.

It has to pass thru zero otherwise we call it a "rechargeable battery". A nicad would have an offset of 1.2 volts at zero current, not passing thru zero (unless it was totally dead and leaking) Also battery frequency response is pretty dismal, being chemical electroplating devices.

If you look at a magnetic hysteresis loop there is some family resemblance. Sticking a cap or inductor on a curve tracer looks quite a bit different and often will not pass thru origin point either (unless you run the device at resonant freq which is whole nother kettle of worms)

Its also kinda frequency dependent and the limiting stage of a memresistor at super high frequencies would be a boring resistor and the way the gap shrinks with freq is important to prove its a "real" memresistor. What's interesting about "recent" news is that its possible to make some pretty fast ones now a days in a research lab and some prototypes are supposedly shipping etc. I would have to think for a second, what is the limiting behavior of a 2 pin semiconductor device... if a memresistor is a resistor I think a diode would at high freq be basically a capacitor, at least when reverse biased (the famous varactor diode). There is a weak varactor effect of forward biased diodes too BTW, although its not terribly useful.
> never really felt their management front-end was in urgent need of an update

Even when it was hacked multiple times and customer VPSs compromised e.g.

http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/03/bitcoins-worth-22800...

Nothing is worse than spending weeks securing every aspect of your VPS only to have incidents like this appear. And worst of all ? To this day Linode never clearly said what happened or what they did to prevent it happening again.
First mistake of functional programmers approaching oo: thinking it's about the objects.

It's mostly about decomposition and message passing. If one fixates on mapping reality on objects they are in for a bag of hurt.

And what's message passing if not functions? But that doesn't make it functional programming. The method of decomposing problems and composing code to build solutions is the key.
Hi,

Can this support multiple accounts?

Thanks
Sure but from my understanding of the article youtube isn't really the aggrieved party it's the creators that are.
I think he is alluding that high rent leads to wealth concentration. A lot of salaried people can invest a tiny bit in a much larger variety of interests than a few wealthy, or choose to work on something less profitable while still making rent. These investments by a lot of people will at some point lead to unexpected value creations that increase GDP. At least that is the tenet of a consumer and market economy.
I didn't get a paywall, but here's the Google cache version for you, if you want to read the whole article (someone else summarized for you already):
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
The UNIX file system abstraction is very simple, and doesn't define post-crash states. I once proposed different guarantees for different types of files:

- Unit files - the unit of update is the file. Files are created, written, and closed, and are not visible to other processes until closed. Once closed, the file is read-only; it cannot be rewritten, only replaced as a unit. For POSIX-type systems, files created with 'creat' should be created in this mode. O_TRUNC should be interpreted as "replace the old file with the new version on close". If the program aborts before a proper close, the new file should be dropped, leaving the old version intact.

The crash guarantee should be that post-crash, you have a completely written file. It can be either the old version or the new version, but never a partial version. This eliminates the gyrations people go through to get this behavior.

- Log files - the unit of update is the write, which must be at the end. These are files opened for append. Appending is always at the end of the file, even from multiple processes. "seek" is disallowed if the file is open for writing; you can only append.

The crash guarantee should be that post-crash, you have a file which is either complete to the last write, or truncated precisely after some write. The file may not be cut in the middle of a record or trail off into junk.

- Temporary files - after a crash, they're gone.

- Managed files - these are for databases, and support additional functions related to locking and file synchronization. That's what the article is about. For the other types of files, you don't need all those features.

In practice, most files are unit files, log files, or temporary files. The number of programs which use managed files is small; mostly they're database program or libraries.

Programs which use managed files and need data soundness after a crash must be very aware of concurrency and safety semantics. A somewhat different API may be required. There should be two notifications from a write - "data accepted" and "data safely committed". Callers should be able to make blocking writes based on either of those, or make non-blocking writes and get two callbacks. This puts the concurrency management in the database application, which knows what data depends on other data. The file system can't know that, and shouldn't try to.
How would those videos monetize for the author when posted on Facebook? The article says Facebook's ad revenue sharing is in the works but not quite there yet .
It's fine in MRI.

> seq = RubyVM::InstructionSequence.compile("a = 1 + 2")
=> <RubyVM::InstructionSequence:<compiled>@<compiled>>

> puts seq.disasm
== disasm: <RubyVM::InstructionSequence:<compiled>@<compiled>>==========
local table (size: 2, argc: 0 [opts: 0, rest: -1, post: 0, block: -1, kw: -1@-1, kwrest: -1])
[ 2] a
0000 trace 1 ( 1)
0002 putobject_OP_INT2FIX_O_1_C_
0003 putobject 2
0005 opt_plus <callinfo!mid:+, argc:1, ARGS_SIMPLE>
0007 dup
0008 setlocal_OP__WC__0 2
0010 leave
=> nil

> seq.eval
=> 3
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Thanks for coming here to reply to comments!

I think small lights could be a really good market for you, for all the urbanites like me, living in condos. Make a tiny kit that can grow herbs or lettuce at an accelerated rate using little power because of LEDs, and I'd buy it in a second.

As it stands, I think a 1m strand of TL-RL20 will be a purchase for me soon, and I'll build the kit myself.
is there any practical approach on the horizon (or here) that allows scientists to apply crispr throughout all the cells in a living organism? I get how this works with a single cell, but typically that's only useful for either very very very small or very very very young individuals (right?)
While I haven't looked into it I expect that suicides increased during the subprime meltdown, also that many turned to a life of crime with some committing murder.

Yet none of the bankers have gone to prison.

I was once a suicide hotline counselor. People have many reasons to commit suicide. In every case that I know about it is something that can be overcome if one can find a way to survive. A man once jumped off the golden gate bridge. As he fell, he realized that in reality he had no problems. Well, one problem.

He had just jumped.

However he was one of the very few to survive.
>Why do you think you need more?

Because I have access to something much better any time I write Scheme.
After reviewing both images, i honestly don't see what you mean.

You're comparing 3 widgets to 24 tiles
But honestly, i see more information displayed in the android screenshot.

Both images display calendar events and weather

android also displays a couple emails, weather for the next two days

windows also displays part of a facebook post

Is there something specific that live tiles do that you do not belive android is capable of doing?
edit: formatting
Just explain that Snopes was set up specifically to quash the truth about Walt, all the correct things on the site are there just to lend credibility to their cover-up of Disney's cryogenics.
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"MixinComponent" and "InnerComponent" are identifiers of regular javascript variables. You would need to wrap them each with ${}. Also, the string would have to be parsed every time render() is called.
A small cat decided to grace some humans with it's presence...and in return generated significant wealth, helped rejuvenate a part of Japan and basked in adoration...all while nonchalantly being a cat and looking down upon us inferior human subjects...
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Looks like you got so many applications no human gets to read incoming resumes. What is the best way to contact you? Or contact me directly alexander.blez@ gmail .com
It is funny that just after I wrote this, I spotted another article on the frontpage: https://sourcegraph.com/blog/live/gophercon2015/123574706480

So I admire their goal to reduce latency (it's probably a latency-throuhput tradeoff) and I always get told that real-time (which in my opinion requires low-latency) is possible in GC-languages, I just do not know how to do that reliable. But I hope I am wrong and it is possible to go real-time with a GC as it is often a prerequisite for high-level language features.
I'm having a hard time finding the orientation of my phone. I can see yellow artifacts but they're not coherent like on other LCDs. And when I look through polarized sunglasses there's no blocked angle. It must be using some alternative polarization even though it's a regular TFT screen.

There's certainly a value in not having your phone screen dimmed by sunglasses.
Not multiple Google accounts, no. But you can share views between Google accounts instead. Would that solve your problem?
LOL, which is why we should force them. Or the lawsuits will inevitably come. Ordinary people are pretty unsafe to an incredible extent and all of this is preventable
When a company best known for quashing competitors using very questionable means, whose modus operendi for years was to take other people's products and change it into their own thing (Java -> C#, for example), and one which loudly opposed Open Source, starts donating money, well, maybe they've had a shocking change of heart. Or, maybe there's some other reason.

That said, there's more and more evidence accumulating that Microsoft seems to have had a change of heart. I had a gut feeling I would like the new CEO. So far, so good.
I don't get how something like that could ever be practical though, even on a theoretical level. Like say you ask a server for a list of all flights from airport A to airport B. The only way this could work without making the server "know" what is happening is if the output size accommodated the list of ALL flights in ALL databases globally. So you'd have to return the client gigabytes(?) of data even though the answer probably fit in a kilobyte.

Basically, fundamentally I just can't see how computation could be efficient with FHE (and this has nothing to do with the efficiency of FHE itself).
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It is interesting to see C# outperforms Java. What exact behaviors of the languages are contributing to the speed-up?
Marvellous, thank you!
It seems like it would be easy for Facebook to support takedowns since it could remove the video from feeds.
The content producers should file DMCA notices with the hosts if they don't want their content there.

It seems like it would be in the interest of producers to register their works in well-known repositories so that viewers can have a high degree of confidence that the content they are viewing has the claimed provenance.
I can't follow the argument - increase competition in an industry that is already operating at a net loss? This will decrease prices even further. Instead, the US domestic market is big and closed enough that the government can set better rules for all players in the system that would benefit everybody - e.g. mandate that ticket prices are always shown without any hidden extra costs.
If you offer an interchangeable product wirh low entry barriers in the service industry, those who operate the service will suffer. Period. That's why all over the world taxis are regulated and artificial barriers like licenses and standard rates are put in place to keep some profit in the industry.
And thanks folks!
I have tested it in production, and seen traffic move! I am honestly not sure I ever had a customer access my site in Chromium, so that is not a deal breaker either way (assuming it wasn't also a Chrome bug).

Hacker news takes > 20 seconds to load all the time. You mash reload and go on with your life.

I think people get too hung up on "I must have the most optimal HA setup in the history of the world" they end up having no HA, or spending thousands upon thousands of dollars to make some elaborate AWS rube goldberg device that lets you checkoff a bunch of HA boxes. I know a lot of people who did that, and their fancy AWS HA contraption totally fails in the real world because the entire US-EAST region went down and operation depending on at least one availability zone of it working to stay up. Look how much effort Netflix puts into HA, and how many hours a year they are totally broken.

For each application, you have many competing desires. You can have a HA website or web application without using IP failover. IP failover is cool, but not without it's own problems. Every solution has pros and cons. DNS round robin is not a bad solution for many classes of apps that want dead simple failover.
I might, I'm working off of memory (and my brain doesn't have ECC). I recall someone working on a web frontend for pf getting a lot of abuse on openbsd-misc and then finally giving up altogether ca. 2009 or so. IIRC the common response from the old guard was, "people should just learn pf instead, it's easy."
The videos can be made available on FB if they're shared as embedded Youtube videos. However, as the article mentions, there are suspicions that FB might favour native videos over videos hosted on external platforms in the News Feed.
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The Economist always has best obituaries. This one was my favorite: http://www.economist.com/news/obituary/21584311-elmore-leona...
if you need an article to tell you something this obvious, you probably shouldnt be in such a business anyways.

getting in front of the customer before they lambast you publicly, is pretty basic.
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I've been studying biochem as a hobby and have been hearing CRISPR off and on but never really heard a good explanation until now. I don't fully understand everything that was said but at least I have a general picture of going on. Thanks for writing this.
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Ironically, at the end of the tattoo video that was pirated, Destin Sandlin, the host, is seen wearing [a shirt](http://www.amazon.com/Stand-Going-Science-T-Shirt-Scientists...) that is a blatant rip off of an Randall Munroe's (XKCD) [shirt](http://store-xkcd-com.myshopify.com/products/try-science).
Probably not directly at the moment, but they could do something similar to what the people who are ripping them off are doing: create a FB page for exposure, and hope that exposure turns into views on their YouTube channel.
The motivation for this was trying to parse a binary file with a discriminated union, with the tag being a single byte representing one of several ASCII characters. Since Swift doesn't have single byte character literals like single-quoted characters in C, UInt8 raw value enums required decimal or hexadecimal integer literals, which really hurts readability; 0x42 is strictly worse than 'B'. As a StringLiteralConvertible, "B" is an acceptable value for a UInt8 case.
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But is it Facebook or the magazine that ripped and modified the video the one at fault? Issue a DMCA to Facebook and sue the magazine for copyright infringement. And next time post it yourself.
I think that would be "nya" or "nyan", then.
1. deliver organic and healthy food at airports and hotels. When a user checks in for boarding pass, the delivery is ready. One delivery per flight..
2. Hire a local "expert" to build your itinerary when you are visiting that local's town/city.
3. An new email platform built with UI in mind for non-personal emails like newsletters, marketing offers, etc.
happy to work with or share more
But you can count those people among your 'personal network'; that sounds like an ideal choice for undertaking what is essentially a 'large project' with someone - by having already done a smaller one with them.
And I learned that it's nyan in Japanese (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-linguistic_onomatopoeias), quite different from other languages! Also Korean has yeong and Indonesian meong. These sound like they developed independent of the Chinese one.
Why can't YouTube users just send a DMCA takedown notice to Facebook? If a video makes someone a decent amount of money, then just sue for damages as well.

I'm not sure I understand what the problem is.
There's a lovely parable about this in I, Robot [the book].
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Maybe that's what they are saying. I could understand this wrong but high real estate prices locks up a lot of wealth in property where it isn't really doing any good. If all that wealth was able to circulate in the economy, it might increase growth.

You might argue that when I buy a house for $500k, the seller gets $500k, so where's the problem? But the seller needs somewhere to live too- they are probably putting that $500k into another house, commonly an even more expensive house.
It's very encouraging to hear someone else has trouble sleeping for the same reasons.

Just to add on to what you've said, I find myself holding off sleeping because it means that another work-day is waiting when I wake up.

Meaning, when the time to go to sleep (a good time) rolls around, all I can think of is all the things I haven't done that I should do. And that is stressful, so I end up holding off sleep even more, doing shit to distract myself. Such as Reddit, Quora, or YCombinator.

The things that I feel like I should have done are either personal growth or skill-improvement, or something (like you said) that I wanted to do to meet my own needs.

And it is really frustrating because it makes work a ton harder and it's discouraging, because I know I'm not performing at, or near, 100% like I could be.

I don't know what a good solution is, but it was helpful to read someone else who struggles with the same problem.
Thanks for your story.

Cheers.
I want one where I can run Dragonfly. I'm using vultr at the moment but I had to do some manual stuff, I just want to choose Dragonfly like you choose ubuntu at digial ocean.
> It's not a 30 second outage! Your domain will keep resolving the bad IP. Even with an extremely low TTL (also not recomendable) ISP's DNS will cache it and even some will ignore your TTL. A big portion of all new users will keep hitting the bad IP.

So with 5 load balancers, 1/5 of customers see a one time hit of 30 seconds (after which they return to full speed).

What better solution for the same price do you propose to get HA on a budget cloud provider?
On the other end you can choose to pay $350.00 per month for Qt, as they dropped their Indie license and still have to code lots of platform specific code, given how they are playing catchup on mobile OS.

Me, I have decided to focus just on Android, as it is only for hobby coding and although I find WP great, its future is uncertain.
I think the misunderstanding might come from the fact that a Magnetar produces many gamma ray bursts over thousands of years until it finally runs out of energy, but a supernova is a completely different process which happens only once per star.

> So, what is it about this event that makes it unique (i.e. produce ultra-long GRB).

In the case of supernovae, I believe the current model for producing UL-GRBs is that it has to be a massive star collapsing into a black hole, possibly followed by a relatively prolonged period of intense feeding on the star's remnants.

By contrast, a Magnetar discharging some of its built-up electromagnetic energy in our direction, could potentially be the more likely cause of any given long-lasting GRB.

> 1) This was a star going nova, producing a Magnetar with a particularly strong magnetic field

The GRB caused by a collapsing star would not be different based on whether the end product is a Magnetar or a normal neutron star.

> 2) This was a Magnetar whose magnetic field decayed to the point that it caused a massive explosion/release of energy from the object.

It's not the decay of the magnetic field that causes this, rather it's a localized build-up caused by the stresses of huge electromagnetic structures pushing and twisting against each other, until suddenly the whole things snaps and unwinds violently (much like a clock that gets wound up very tightly until it breaks).
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>It seems like it would be easy for Facebook to support takedowns since it could remove the video from feeds.

Why would they want to until they're somehow forced to? Much like all the fake accounts and associated "like" markets, there's zero incentive for them to correct the issues.