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>I have some thoughts on how to learn the latter, if anyone's interested.

gimme, gimme.
Watch "The Act of Killing" and you'll know why this country is resistant to advice and doomed.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2375605
The same on Morocco and politicians say so people who got money by corruption will not get them out, since here it's legally to not justify where you got your money from. So no need for money laundry.

The real reasons is just because it's not healthy for a developed economy who can't compete with the world to not monitor the ins and outs... Also we don't have a real currency but our is called Dirham and it's basically 40% USD and 60% EURO, They adjust it by time to time and change those values depends on how EU or US doing so if one of those currency crushed hard ours don't (It was 20% USD, and 80% EURO so relax my US fellas you're doing fine :P). And if you got caught trying to speak even like DH10 ($1) out of Morocco it's a serious crime (while you can take it in another currency, that's why you find Dirham only on Morocco).

Years ago I got my first credit card that world internationally (I tried 4 banks, it was just released, and they had too much technical issue AKA it's not working at all only one of them worked for me...) and it's capped at $1000 a year... you my think is nothing but it's like a dream for me... being able to get a couple of domains and servers is the dream.
Key quote:

Dieters tend to adhere strictly to their diet in the beginning, but quickly begin to revert to old habits, says Hall. By about six months, dieters have often reached their lowest weight but are back to consuming nearly as many calories as they did before they started dieting. From there, they start putting the weight back on

So the dieting works, as long as people stay on the diet. Eating less is still a reliable way to weigh less. The hard part is keeping it up.
Neat idea, although I would probably stick with irssi[1] running on my server and connecting with mosh[2] to that for mobility with instant session resume.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irssi

[2] https://mosh.mit.edu/
Great news for the onepercentia.
How much is that technology lag, and Japan's conservative take on things in general, responsible for the economic morass they've been in for more than a decade now?
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Back in 2002 I worked on some plugins for a color grading system that supported 4K.

Internally it processed color in 12 bits per channel and I think it supported 10bit color output.

This was running Linux with NVidia GPUs and was totally amazing to see 4K footage being graded in realtime.

That system is now called Baselight and AFAIK it is one of the best:
http://www.filmlight.ltd.uk/products/baselight/overview_bl.p...
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About being outmatched in GDP and military - you're joking right? Have a look at the figures over the last few decades for Singapore and Indonesia. Singapore is a tiny spec when it comes to size and population, but economically it's in a league of it's own.
Totally relevant to this post.
The developing world cannot afford nuclear. The developed world can barely afford nuclear; see Hinkley Point C, on course to be the most expensive source of electricity in the UK.

There isn't really a grand conspiracy to prevent the developing world having fossil fuels either. Developing world countries aren't not building power plants because of the Kyoto agreement, which barely binds them, they're not building them because of the usual mix of disorganisation, corruption and lack of access to capital.
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Well all our nations are sovereign too, and we can choose not to import products from places where they are produced in a way that create big external damages.
There's also Sonarr (https://sonarr.tv/) which I really like.
I wonder how much car tyre rubber ends up in the oceans.
Sorry to TL;DR but 50 page PDFs can be opaque for discussion.

The presentation takes a while to get around to it, but it's a way to see your browser history using cert pinning/redirection. Specifically (ab)using features in the browser that even the paranoid don't disable. And then using that information to fingerprint you.

Demo: http://zyan.scripts.mit.edu/sniffly
Code: https://github.com/diracdeltas/sniffly

It's a good find, even if it's not perfect the way the CSS link visited computed style checks was.
I can't help but wonder how much this has to do with the style of game. As far as software enforced rules go, Draw Something is VERY open, where a game like Candy Crush only accepts input that moves the game in the direction of their choosing (towards purchases usually). Most of my experience with Draw Something comes from watching a child play, and by "play", I mean they would write the word out. I failed to find a way to convincingly explain that this ruins the game. At 8 years old, it's extremely difficult to explain why someone should be following rules that the software doesn't enforce.
I think the biggest risk at least in a city like San Francisco is people taking their anger out against "rich techies" on these robots. Look how riled San Francisco is right now, what with the perception that techies are causing all their problems. I am certain this would have to put up with an onslaught from these segments of society.
Yes but that's an interface problem.

Ofcourse you can't provide more decimals than the number of bits used by the float.

EDIT:

0.999 * 255 (8 bit) = 255
0.9999 * 255 (8 bit) = 255
0.999 * 4096 (12 bit) = 4092
0.9999 * 4096 (12 bit) = 4096

So for lower color depths the number of decimals isn't that important.
It's downright tragic to ask for more rules.
Sure, per capita GDP of Singapore is vastly higher, but here it's total GDP that's relevant, not per capita. Last I seen, GDP of Indonesia was 3 times that of Singapore.
Per capita it's much larger than Indonesians, yes, but Indonesians total gdp is significantly higher, 300 billion vs 2.8 trilllion.
How are you connected to Internet? It was quite common issue with some ASDLs. Whole upload bandwitch is used for, well, file upload and there is nothing left to send ACKs to maintain download speed.
This is a very disappointing movie, it shows the drone dodging the same tree (or just branch actually) over an over again, there is no indication of its speed, it dodges only one obstacle every time before a cut/edit is done. Is there a reason this was not tried in a forest (as the title would suggest)?
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I can't parse this and no part of it is a response to the response I made to you.

What does being triggered mean in this context?
Are you asking me if I'm afraid to lose my circle of friends?
What's the vaccination angle?

Are you even reading what you're writing?

> Sadly, race is a subject that is so tainted by politics and personal beliefs that I don't even expect to find anything objective and neutral _anymore_.

Emphasis mine.

When was race untainted by politics and personal beliefs? What objective and neutral information about race has been plowed under by politics?

Go on, double down, respond to that. Or just keep lashing out, whichever way you like it.
Just add video. Most people behave differently if they're being filmed. Transmit to a call center.
>"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic".

I am a software engineer, and I think its black magic. Probably inside your nvidia chip there is a ouija board summoning spirits to conjure images onto your screen. Why else would cards have names like Voodoo?
slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxKBnD5y2M8NbWN6XzM5UXkwNDA...
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GDP per capita versus total GDP. Indonesia is a developing country, but it's big. Singapore is a developed country, but it's small.
Not if the users used standard file extensions:

Run a report that selects the top 0.01% of users by total storage used, return % of space per file extension.
Using old software is not uncommon in many large companies. Not everyone is Google or Microsoft, and at the forefront of technical innovation. Change is expensive in large companies and the value proposition from new software is often vague and hard to quantize in dollars. New software means training people, changing processes to accommodate the new tech and, last but not least, paying money for the software itself. For the management, this is usually seen as a huge cost with little tangible benefit.
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> They change names for their services continuously.

I guessed this was some sort of storage service from the name but had no idea who owned it and don't think I had heard of it before today.
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"What I’m discussing is a barbecue on a different scale. Fire is raging across the 5,000km length of Indonesia."
Still, some other countries are helping - http://asiancorrespondent.com/2015/11/indonesias-annual-peat...
> It's built for torrenters (and usenetters) who download massive collections of files

It's also nice for us who have had a physical media collection (video & music) converted into a pure digital collection and want to be able easily to consume that anywhere, anywhere and on any device with zero friction.

Especially local media-sync is useful for long trans-atlantic flights and works much better (and space-efficiently) than just copying the full-fidelity files to the device, which in the end may not be capable of playing them properly at all.

Basically Plex is very good at completely eliminating issues regarding playback format and compatibility and ensures whatever is in your library always plays back correctly at whatever target-device you have.

I'm not going to deny that torrenters etc probably represent a big portion of the Plex user-base, but I'd like to remind people that actually owning your own media-collection is a still a thing, and I don't see any reason to make software managing such collections a suspicious category to be in.
I like how one of the oldest concepts in programming, the ifdef, has now become (if you read the press) a "revolutionary idea" created by Facebook and apparently the core of a company's business. I'm only being a little sarcastic.
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I'm just back from a business trip to Singapore. I never really understood what people meant with "haze" until one evening. From what I heard from my Singaporean colleagues the haze during my time there was pretty much cleared up.

They have a number to measure how bad it is, they call it "PSI", see e.g. http://www.haze.gov.sg/. This is used in multiple countries, though the definition on what number constitutes bad air differs. During my entire stay, the number was 50-100 or so. Keep this in mind.

So my experience: One evening there's like a fog, you can maybe see for 50 meters max. But the fog isn't water particles in the air, it is leftover material from the fire. Meaning: what you're seeing is utterly bad. Most of the time I spend either in the office, restaurant, a bar and public transport (AFAIK not only air conditioned but also filtered air).
I wear contact lenses. Though only spending maybe 30 min in open air max: I got red eyes, had to clean my contact lenses again and had to buy eye drops to fix my red eyes.

The haze was way worse before I arrived there. Only 1.5 day it was really bad. However, you could never see the sky. Just filthiness in the air preventing you from seeing it.

I had it badly with 50-100 of "PSI". Before I was there it was around 300!

Singapore is pretty interesting (fooooood! :-D), but living there will really shorten your life thanks to this.

I never really understood haze until I experienced it myself. It's good to remember that it's not like the fog I am used to. It's like staying in the smoke of a burning building.
I'm a nerd, so sue me. I'd rather have the order from Captain Janeway.
Here's my idea:
As soon as it detects that it's being tampered with or stolen, it locks down and sends out a distress signal to a recovery team. It goes into "hostage mode" and records all sights, sounds, GPS locations, back to the team. The recovery team already has legal stuff figured out with the local police force, and they work together to retrieve the bot and prosecute the offenders, which should be easy with all the data collected.

That should be quite effective against most thieves, and building up a reputation for 100% recovery and prosecution would deter future thieves.

A faraday cage trap might be pretty tough to deal with though. Maybe it can emit annoying sounds if it detects it's being trapped.
I've had two problems: crackling audio and NVIDIA's driver coming up with strange errors.

the former was fixed by buying a cheap PCI-E soundcard and passing it through (line-in'ed to the primary soundcard), and the latter by twiddling some QEMU flags, as NVIDIA want you to buy the $4000 quadro... my next card will be AMD, who don't do this sort of BS.

now it's all sorted it works like a dream, you wouldn't know it's in a VM.
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Did you know, that he rewrote his code to support asm.js lately. Fabrice Bellard asked me to update my small benchmark.

https://github.com/s-macke/jor1k/wiki/Benchmark-with-other-e...
From what I see, shout-irc does not allow you to stay connected on IRC channels when you are offline or close your browser.
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There were good reasons that the code was written the way it was. Perhaps you should follow the thread further.
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Yup, I agree.

Is Mauro still contributing to the Linux kernel?
38% of the float of King Digital is sold short. Looks like it will be a very tough lesson for some short sellers today.
Liability issues would be my concern. They device would need to record 360 video to prove it didn't cause an accident or injury.

I do see a use for delivery within an office building. Likely this might be the best way to get people accustomed to them. Simply have them operate in the office setting. Even better, connect to intelligent vending machines and they will go get you snacks, drinks, and more, all through the use of an app.
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re bandwidth: If you max out your upload it can impact the download due to the way TCP works I think. My guess is it impact the speed confirmation of packets received is sent back.

What if you try to lower the priority of OneDrive either by network traffic or processor time to let more important things jump in?
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> More so than normal deliveries? There's nothing stopping someone clobbering the USPS guy and emptying the van. At least with the robot it's only carrying one item and it can record the attack on its cameras.

People are a great deal more reluctant to attack other people. Most criminals are nonviolent.
That's not the point of code reviews. If you fired someone for this, then you are a remarkably bad manager.

Please don't ever manage people. Thanks.
Then, it would seem, the focus should not be on lessening inequality but rather destroying this "extreme political power". Ironically those who beat the drum of inequality most often call upon the use and expansion of those political powers to battle the symptom.
Krita, a KDE project competing with GIMP, supports a lot more colorspaces than GIMP. Also, next to all KDE apps support it.

8 bit? 16 bit? 10 bit? CMYK? YPbPr? XYZ? Krita has them all.
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The Daleks figured it out eventually, I'm sure these guys will too.
Just bought the Streaks app for iPhone. Nice job!
To give an analogy, a shoulder-fired missile might have a terrible cost/benefit ratio if you're trying to hunt an antelope, but if you're trying to disable a tank, then I'd say it's cost/benefit ratio is pretty good.
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This exact text has been posted here dozens of times...

Looks like Slack is astroturfing.
Dan Gilbert has a good TEDx talk on why we can't get worked up about things like this (and climate change). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fle_FkILmEQ
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That's cool, I haven't thought about that. There's already similar ones in hospitals delivering simple items, I think.
did anyone notice, that Apple iMessage attachments are always transferred unencrypted simply via Port 80?
Very sad. His wife died of cancer a few months ago, and 53 is far too early.

Condolences to his family.
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Maybe they could use the same design as the stair-scaling wheelchair that was featured on HN few days ago?
Excess isolationism also makes the economy more vulnerable. For example, primary industries are more exposed by gluts in production flooding the market and driving down the value of goods, and shortages of domestically produced goods will obviously have a more severe impact on consumers.

Obviously no protectionist scheme is going to tax goods that it's market cannot produce, but there is always a tendency to put industry above consumer, and assymetric/mercantile style protections in place.

People often have intellectual debates about ideology/philosophy here, but nationalism is the real political force. If a government can be seen to steer its economy in the right direction, and its people feel well off compared to their neighbours, it will be popular, regardless of ideology, and regardless of how fairly it has treated other nations in trade negotiations.

Likewise, a state will inevitably favor free trade when it will profit over other states, and protectionism when it won't.

In the rare case when both states will benefit from an arrangement, there's usually some third party getting screwed, i.e.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPEC

I'm conflating capital controls with trade, but my point is more that they are often negotiated at the same time, and in the with the same ultimately selfish and unideological outlook.
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Thunderbolt 3 is USB C. That explains why Apple didn't ship USB C on their new iMacs.
I'm not sure exactly who you're referring to by "white rural voters", but it's probably not the same voter demographic to which I was referring. Their votes may affect the lives of middle-aged white Americans mentioned in the article, but as you know, not everyone's vote is represented by the policies that are put into action.
The sad thing about this is as the technology advances, the likely first movers on this tech will be for military purposes.

Do enjoy what appears to be VR piloting at 1.28 however. First great useage of it I have seen.
> Also, dogs rejoice! You finally have a catchable, chewable mail courier.

You, sir, gave me a hell of a laugh today :)
So let me get this straight... RoboVM is acquired by Xamarin, the company behind Mono (the open source c# implementation)... and they therefore go closed source?

I don't get it.
People's happiness depends more on the relative quality of their lives compared to others, not absolute quality. It's a basic property of humanity.
DoD... isn't that the department for which then Secretary (Donald Rumsfeld) admitted "According to some estimates we cannot track $2.3 trillion in transactions"? Interestingly, he announced that, along with the "War on Waste", on Sept. 10, 2001. [1]

[1] http://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-war-on-waste/
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You sure enjoy your massive generalizations.

Just one point: the minimum wage ensures that the disabled, the incompetent, the inexperienced, the frankly semi-useless, the old and a few other losers - anyone beaten to the post by a smart productive young blade - will never ever get a job but can be thankful to subsist, courtesy of the taxpayer, until he or she fades away.
Microsoft being Microsoft.

I have 20GB worth files in there, all I have to start moving because Microsoft loves their customers.
I wonder how the economics work out? What's the cost of owning and maintaining one of these, versus a human courier on a bike? The page says it can lower local delivery costs by a factor of 5x-10x, which seems like a lot.
They want to run pilots in the UK and US next year.

British pavements (sidewalks) have to be the ultimate test!
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In Australia, Optus got into serious trouble from the ACCC when they advertised unlimited download and uploads on their Cable product. They didn't at all allow for unlimited downloads and uploads, so the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission fined them a bucket-load of money and forced them to reinstate unlimited plans for the duration of the contract.
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This is a Google competitor.
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