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A lot of the time it's not even cheaper, it's costlier. Management just prefers to have a docile, more easily controlled workforce.

Management is also surreptitiously raising its own pay (by increasing coordination costs).
> But how do they know Watson would find the expected value of these things positive? Maybe Watson would be a republican.

Easy enough. If Watson turned out to be a Republican they would start tweaking the parameters until it became a Democrat.
Agreed, nodejs lets you build servers from the ground up using streams. However, I am yet to see anyone build their first node project without something like Express and just use http.createServer.

The PHP abstractions are not always clear as you rightly point out (REQUEST = GET+POST+COOKIE...), but they are vastly different "magic" that you see in the Ruby land, for eg where you would rarely be ever thinking about cookies at all.
Assholes always win, because people who don't win consider the winners assholes. It's a tautology of human nature.
Just make systemDos already and leave the rest of us alone.
Once the wage and labor protections are roughly equivalent around the world, then I'll happily take this position. That is not the world we live in today. If you can get dissappeared[0] by capital in your country for standing up for your right to a decent wage, sorry, I don't want to give capital in my country that kind of leverage.

0.　http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/30731-why-did-mexican-pol...
Looks like Twitter has a good eye and an appetite for risk.
Which is completely separate and different from you original comment. Gotta love it when people just decide to move the goalposts and pretend they didnt.
That's a problem with ActiveRecord and not with ORMs in general. Plenty of ORMs are explicit about how and when queries are performed. Check out SQLAlchemy for an example.
It's being inherited.

// application.css:529
body {
-webkit-font-feature-settings: "kern", "liga", "pnum";
-ms-font-feature-settings: "kern", "liga", "pnum";
font-feature-settings: "kern", "liga", "pnum";
// ...
}
Centriphone – an iPhone video experiment by Nicolas Vuignier
I just used Watson to analyze the debates, so it's well on it's way:

https://www.ibm.com/blogs/watson/2016/02/decoding-the-debate...
I wasn't part of the decision making effort but I believe Qikview was also considered but the analysts preferred Tableau. It is used by the analysts as well our for our internal monitoring/charting/analysis purposes.
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The reason why I gradually moved to twitter from facebook was the nanny mentality of facebook and its shitty idea that it knows better than me what I want to see. Now twitter is becoming like facebook. Linkedin has also switched to curated timelines (long ago).

It seems the push by product teams to come up with algorithms to boost ad-sales is stronger than the common sense.

Guess it's time to log off, move on and actually go outside for a change.
Gophernotes[0] looks like a great addition to Jupyter. Does it support the image package[1] for output? It's not clear from the documentation.

[0] https://github.com/gophergala2016/gophernotes

[1] https://golang.org/pkg/image/
I have your background and am a front-end web developer now; that being said I looked it over and it looks like it covers most of the stuff you'll want to know, judging from map (table of contents).

My only gripe on the subjects covered is that they do jQuery before JavaScript. But if you're already competent, then let me just tell you jQuery is just a JavaScript library a lot of websites use instead of "pure JS" because it handles a lot of cross-browser issues and makes for a simplified/unified API. Instead of having to write one native DOM API method call for Chrome and another for IE inside an if (browser is IE) { ... }, you can just use jQuery's corresponding method and it'll do the right thing automatically. At least, that's the argument a lot of people use. That and the jQuery API just being more concise

However, jQuery is largely considered very cumbersome by more experienced devs, owing to being slow in performance and to being a large file include that slows page load times, and a lot of people try to avoid it for that reason. It's worth studying this link to see how you can do all common jQuery things with normal JS.

http://blog.garstasio.com/you-dont-need-jquery/

There's also "smaller" versions of jQuery, which provide the same/similar API without being huge, like Zepto. Zepto is 9.1kb, jQuery is 95. 95 is a lot.

So yeah, long speech on one little gripe, but I feel like it needed saying because that site is probably good for teaching most other stuff you'd need to know.
Why? Then the user is left guessing why their phone is acting like it has no TouchID when it does.
Using Cognitive Computing on the US Presidential Debates
or perhaps a larger one, like say ...

IBM

now that would be some serious dogfooding!
Obama?
Free energy lab funded by wefunder?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeXVsybEQPQ

could Steven Greer free energy lab be funded by wefunder
His Issues seem very similar to Bernie Sanders.
From what I've heard, the "consultancies" are using H-1B something like this:

1) File H-1B applications for every new hire in the country of origin.

2) Send the lucky winners over to the US for on-the-job training with clients.

3) Once they actually have the necessary skills to do the jobs, bring them back home and pay them the prevailing wage there, while still charging the clients the same amount.

4) Profit!

Under this model (is this even accurate? I've seen several summaries along these lines, but have no direct experience), the bulk of the wage lowering doesn't even occur under an H-1B, so wouldn't they be able to realign things to absorb a higher US salary? Would a "value-based" system be an actual deterrent, or just friction?
I think what we'd all actually be safer without is super smart academic types who think they can do a better job of system design than 100 years of shared experience. Traffic rules are among the most organic constraints we have developed. Literally every rule was written in blood. When I was teaching my daughters to drive I told them that if they ignored a stop sign, or ran a traffic light, they were not only putting their own lives and the lives of others at risk, they were also disrespecting the memories of the people who were maimed or killed so that we could realize we needed a traffic signal or sign in that spot.

Automated vehicles will solve this entire problem, and in the meantime I'll go with what we've learned by, you know, actually driving over academic theorizing.
Hi angelbob, the specific work you referenced was algorithmic in nature. Simply put, users that are less likely to interact with ads will see fewer on their feeds. I hope you will agree with me that it is a better experience.
You mean guaranteed minimum housing cost.

Or guaranteed minimum landlord profit.

Because rent will rise by exactly whatever guaranteed minimum income becomes.

Same way college costs rise to whatever loans are available.
Simple analysis usually answer recurrent questions, for this there is reporting and Tableau is not a good tool for reporting (too slow).

For ad hoc analysis instead, there is really nothing more powerful than R or python and it's plenty of tools & libraries that give you the speed you need.
had the same problem with forbes when I used adblock plus. switched to uBlock and it works (which also seems to be less of a resource hog). ... forbes is shit though and IMO submissions should really be blacklisted from HN
Or they're taking from you. Or by some freak accident, you exchange things worth the exact same.

If someone sells something to me and makes profit, that means it could have been sold to me for less, and they are pocketing the difference. So they are exploiting the fact that I value the thing they are offering at more than it is actually worth to make profit.

All profit is this way. Small profits are tolerable, large profits usually have the adjective 'obscene' attached to them because they are inherently exploitative.

To make large profits you must either rip off your employees by underpaying them, rip off your customers by overcharging them, or some combination of the two. See, for example, Apple. Enormous profits, how? Exploiting factory workers in sweatshops. Criminally conspiring to drive down tech workers' wages. Combined with overcharging for every product.
My view is that because the private organizations that undermine the public good are centralized, the public ones need to be as well, if only for self defence. My read of history is that decentralized structures are more productive and better for their constituents, but are weak against external attack.

Also, the left is generally a fan of basic income, which isn't along the "to live is to toil" line of thinking.

And as a final a side note, in Canada it's perfectly legal to make your own currency (e.g. Calgary Dollars), but its use hasn't seemed to have had any politically significant effects.
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This is a really shitty thing to ask but have you cleared this text with your general counsel?
The Netherlands also has priority for pedestrians and bicycles everywhere. That's different from the UK, where many car drivers feel the road is entirely theirs and anyone else shouldn't be on the road.
I would do this:

- choose a small project. Something that creates discomfort but not crippling anxiety (this will require self-awareness - too small, you won't learn much, too big, you may give up and take a confident hit).

- split the project into parts so you have a bunch of questions. 'How do I build a site in HTML/CSS?' is fairly broad. Perhaps "how do I build a header?" is too. Break it down until you either know how or you can find the answer quickly, i.e 'how do I insert an image?' or 'how do I set a width, background colour and consistent space inside the edges of a box?'

- have someone who you can call upon to answer questions or help convert what you are trying to do into a phrase that uses industry terminology for which you can find ample resources. Forums/IRC can help here - there are some jerks who will kick off about you not using google but many will be understanding if you explain you are new and still need to pick up terminology to make searching easier

- repeat the above endlessly, expanding your skills and integrating new discoveries

An interesting example of this is of someone who built 200 or so Rails projects over a year. I may have got the numbers wrong.

Good books can help get started and reading certainly helps but making the process multi-modal by reading from many sources, listening (such as videos or a local web meet), doing via projects and experiments and seeing your results will be most effective.

I don't have recommendations for books - the only thing about HTML I read in a book was a small section of a cheap internet guide that got me started when I was a kid. This wasn't required when training an apprentice but probably useful.
> It's always more and more massive centralization

Maybe it's because the decentralized system is less efficient in combat with a more centralized one, which ends in arms race to total centralization?

For example, the First International was formed as a response to the more organized bourgeoisie, which often utilized the state repression apparatus against unions. And unions themselves formed as a reaction against organized wage labour.

But I think many leftists today are coming in favour of universal basic income. In the sense it is democratic, and democracy can be considered both centralized (we all agree on something) and decentralized (we all have the same amount of power). So I think the left is becoming more and more pro-democratic, which can be the solution to your conundrum.
The article discusses (positive) real world outcomes of reducing traffic controls.
What you didn't mention is that this verification only happens on a software upgrade. In the meantime either one of these two things could happen (I don't know which): 1. The sensor could do all the malicious things you mention 2. The sensor is blocked from accessing the security enclave.

The former doesn't seem like a secure solution that one should be really glad of. The latter would also be possible after a software upgrade so there is no need to disable the device completely. In short, they didn't choose a good solution.

Simply disabling a phone at some point well after a repair is just bad.

Edit: The parent post was edited a bit, so my point is now mostly covered. I still don't see a security-related reason to disable the complete device on a software upgrade. Maybe it could enable an attacker to modify the OS somehow in the process. However, I don't agree that this issue is "overblown". This presents a real problem for users that now have an unusable phone. It's important to note that Apple doesn't offer repairs everywhere in the world so many users now can't repair their phone at all.
I would recommend getting started with Head First HTML and CSS.

http://headfirstlabs.com/books/hfhtml/

It will give them a good foundation and confidence to setup a website from scratch.

http://headfirstlabs.com/books/hfhtml/

Have them purchase a domain and setup a simple shared hosting account to publish a website. Shared hosting like hostgator is good enough to start, learn the basics, use FTP (recommend, MAMP/WAMP, sublime text, filezilla).

Then they can move on to more advanced topics.
Deep Learning with the Analytical Engine
Easy solution: get rid of H1-B, whose main use is to offshore jobs, and change the preferences for getting a green card to prefer people with desired skills who want to become Americans.
On TouchID phones, the PIN is held in the same secure enclave as the TouchID data.
Memoization in C++
True, but you're assuming they won't be part of the same cull.
Asphalt is nearly 100% recycled.
Would you rather guess why Touch ID isn't working or have a completely unusable phone?
The point is that rhetoric (the basis for politics) is inaccessible to empirical analysis too.
I was just turned down by Facebook probably because they are unable to sponsor H1B for me..alas.
Time Warner just needs to stop increasing capacity with whichever peer the Netflix traffic goes through. It's a wonderful way for them to avoid net neutrality under the protection of 'network congestion'.
>employers are lobbying Washington hard for things to be this complicated.

There is nothing complicated about the process itself. You just happen to be from India/China.
Yes, all tradeoffs. Of course, it was not too difficult to have multiple sets of art.

I like 160x100 presentations and thought they were a good use of the CGA personally. A lot of game can be done at that resolution.

Really, the thing for IBM to have done was 16 color graphics of some kind. 160x200 was the obvious choice in that it would have worked with their memory scan scheme.
There are moves afoot in the UK for a minimum salary required for a visa.
THE critical security system of your phone has been tampered with. PIN data, TouchID data, crypto data and everything else related to security is on that same bus. You do not detail secure info over that channel.
Nope, I'm feeling pretty good at the moment, actually. But I appreciate the concern!
Technological protection measures are not measures to protect technology. They are measures made of technology to protect intellectual property.

Yes, implementing TPP would require that anyone who circumvents a TPM be liable to civil and criminal penalties. Yes, getting access to Netflix content that you are not authorized to get access to, by using a proxy or VPN or any other tool, would be circumventing and would expose you to those civil and criminal penalties.
Hi alanh, my personal opinion on this is that since Jeff Weiner assumed dual CEO and Chief Product Officer roles the company has done a much better job using both qualitative experience in conjunction with quantitative metrics when making decisions rather than making a decision only on numbers.
> We are to blame for the change in Twitter. We whine that it hasn’t changed, then whine when it does.

Really? Maybe for journalists etc who follow very active places or very large numbers but I found following 100-150 moderately active users worked pretty well and haven't heard too many complaints from similar users, except in response to changes.

Of course users who make a couple of tens of tweets a month and don't follow brands or pay attention to ads are not very profitable for twitter, so its no surprise their needs are ignored.
(F)acebook,(A)pple,(N)etflix,(G)oogle? 200k is also fairly easily attainable by NYC engineers.
The lack of markings also makes it really dangerous to be anywhere near the road without a steel cage of some sort. I can't count the number of times I've nearly been run over in a crosswalk by people turning into it at a red light. I can't imagine how much more dangerous they would be if we took all the markings off and relied solely on their flawed judgement.

This is in the US, by the way.
You have to do things based on polls, knowledge, and statistics – not based on "what I believe in".

Merkel’s government, despite being criticized for never having their own opinion, did this quite well, and handled most things well.
You could limit by parent company then.
I agree with your summation. To add to this, there are many things going on under the hood that none of us asked for that are taking up system resources, dialing home and draining battery life.

Some time, try this yourself:

sudo opensnoop
Countries looking out for their citizens' welfare is not crazy

Indeed, it is what a country is for.
I see. I've also found myself in a situation where the company was using it and I had them drop it.

For reporting the idea of transforming & moving the data around really doesn't make much sense when compared to solutions which directly leverage your db or at least create an unique consistent datasource instead of many so-called extracts scattered around.
I'll assume that you just read the headline, since the article basically posits exactly the opposite of what you claim. Your claim would make sense, but what we find in the wild is that outrageously bad behavior is ignored or explained away when the actor is sufficiently rich or successful.
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I tend to agree. There is an awful lot of media hype over AI and not enough context.

For anyone interested, here is a recent presentation I gave on Watson and a summary of what it can do.

IBM Watson: Building a Cognitive App with Concept Insights

http://www.primaryobjects.com/2016/02/01/ibm-watson-building...
>The US should staple a Greencard to all PhDs and Masters students in the STEM fields.

No thats horrible. There are tons of "universities" in USA which will give you a masters degree for a given amount of money. I can only imagine how much worse the education scam will get with stuff like greenCards attached to degrees.
When we have politicians trying to get "alternative" creation hypothesises into school books (see Texas and creationism), then just limiting politics to scientifically sound ideas would be a good first step.
I'm not in favor of cutting pensions.

I'm in favor of fully funding them at the time of employment.

I guess I would agree that fully funded pensions might not be as large as promised pensions, but it's not like promised pensions have a perfect record of getting delivered.
Age adjusted mortality rates have declined 60% over the past 75 years courtesy of those "assholes" in health care, pharmaceuticals and Wall Street who financed them. (Source: CDC)

College enrollment has increased by more than 1000% and graduation rates have increased by 10% thanks to those "assholes" who run colleges and those "jerks" who underwrite college loans. (US Census)

Those "assholes" in the environmental industry and their "criminal" counterparts in government have cut by about 2/3 air pollution in the US since 1900, while the population has exploded. (US EPA).

Progressives have an important role to play in demonizing business, finance and government. It gets the ball rolling for reform that sometimes creates new businesses. Thank you progressives.

They don't know when to stop and the hysteria/drama engine chugs along causing government to over-reach with feel good legislation and regulation & boondoggles that rob the treasury and business of funds needed to train, hire and maintain a vibrant work force... of good paying jobs... not retail and fast food gigs.
Is there a simpler version of this site for hosting the data: https://osf.io/sqb2x/
> A lot of the time it's not even cheaper, it's costlier. Management just prefers to have a docile, more easily controlled workforce.

Reminds me of something David Graeber said:

Given a choice between a course of action that would make capitalism seem the only possible economic system, and one that would transform capitalism into a viable, long-term economic system, neoliberalism chooses the former every time.
Lane marker detection is one of the ways that computer vision is being incorporated into vehicles in order to make them autonomous.
I'm quite sure that by writing "I'm not in the slow lane" he/she meant exactly that he/she is not from India or China.
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