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No, this is just not true at all. Sorry. Read the other branch of this thread.

For what it's worth: I paid nothing close to 500k in Oak Park, 5 minutes on foot from the Green Line, in one of the best school systems in the area.
Again, this is a social engineering attack. 2-factor remains mathematically secure.
How Much does your tech cost to run?
I don't know, which is why I said "may". I think part of the higher spending in healthcare the US may be due to a higher level of service (which in fact may not be really needed in some cases). Of course there are many other reasons (for example, doctors are paid much better in the US: http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/07/15/how-much-do-doc... ).
Why are you conflating "hateful comments" with violence?

You are the only one who seems to be arguing in favor of violence.

You apparently want violence done by the state to happen to people who merely make "hateful comments". Aka, people who make statements you disagree with. Nice tolerance there, bro.

Changing laws should be done through the legal process. Even if the laws changing happen to be something you that personally disagree with.

You are the fascist if you believe that the people you disagree with should be silenced.
I live in a neighborhood of 25k people in Chicago that precisely matches that standard. It is surrounded on 3 sides by similar neighborhoods (and a lake on the other). Those style neighborhoods are the norm in Chicago. Further, there are many Chicago suburbs that match that description.
Good luck tracking me I'm behind 7 proxies.
Within weekend distance of NYC?
Thanks for the link to that thesis!

Appendix E describes I believe what Hive does: a separate bit associated with the operand selector is used to control pop behavior. I'll have to credit this paper in mine (nothing ever really new under the sun).

For the rest of the paper, if you look at his "optimized" code there are still a ton of stack ops going on, which are time wasters IMO. This is why three operand machines "won" the techno shootout, a very useful move is included with every instruction. In contrast, well written Hive assembly contains very few time wasting copy / move / pop instructions (for a two operand machine).
Presumably this is the kind of tracking that the EU ePrivacy directive prohibits.
If that's the only thing keeping them afloat, very much better.
I haven't read Eccentric Orbits yet but a few years ago Airspace Mag did a really nice piece on Iridium that has some really good backstory on the company and its tech:
http://www.airspacemag.com/space/the-rise-and-fall-and-rise-...
I'm not sure how having [already legally silenced] minarets affects the culture of Swiss people that don't attend mosques in the slightest apart from its visual impact on the surrounding area. (I'm not sure minarets or lack thereof affects anyone's culture that much tbh)

Frankly I'd have thought enshrining the principle of intolerance of the symbols of a particular religion in the constitution represented a more substantive cultural change, but then I'm not Swiss.
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>> Speech recognition, automatic translation and natural language processing in general are other areas that have benefited immensely from neural networks.

In NLP in particular, I'm not so sure about the "immense" benefit of ANNs. LSTM-RNNs are very nice for language modelling but we haven't seen the 10-percentile jump in performance that the image processing community has. Stanford I believe uses ANNs in their dependency parser (to learn transitions) and Google of course uses ANNs everywhere, but the gains against goold old HMMs are nowhere near the gains in image processing and it's not clear what exactly is the difference. Maybe teams have better hardware and more data now. Rather, they definitely do, so maybe that's the reason for any increases in performance.

With translation in particular (it's a branch of NLP) it's very hard to know what's going on. Companies who sell machine translation products still use different techniques, including rule-based software. The problem is that machine translation needs some way to deal with semantics, else it's a bit shit. Google again- they do use ANNs (apparently- it's hard to tell because they don't) but is their translation any better than others'? That's almost impossible to know, because there are no good measures of machine translation performance. I'll repeat that: we don't have any good measures of machine translation performance. So anyone can come up with a solution and drum it up as "state-of-the-art", and if their user base is large enough it'll be impossible for anyone (even themselves) to know for sure whether that means anything.

Speech recognition- I don't know much about that, but I think it's similar to NLP. You can do a lot with a lot of data and hardware, if you're lucky to have them and at that point it doesn't really make a real difference to your end-user if you're using an ANN model or an HMM model.
It also bothers me a lot most manufacturers provide OS-dependent tools for updating UEFI. So if you want to use something as exotic as Linux, you need to keep a bootable partition / USB with Windows somewhere...
I have always enjoyed Numberphile and here is the man himself (Graham) explaining it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuigptwlVHo
In Canada you may also qualify for tax credits when buying a home. That combined with low rates creates house horniness that's hard to resist.
What would help against modern browser fingerprinting technologies?
Is there any document or talk that really explains how all the crypto pieces fit together?
Not OP, but Wait But Why did a great article on it a few weeks ago:

http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/11/1000000-grahams-number.html
This is exactly what we built for Poll Everywhere with http://firehose.io/ to push updates in realtime reliably over crappy wifi connections. Since we're used by presenters at huge conferences with dicey networks we had to spend a lot of time thinking through all sorts of low quality connection scenarios.

It's exciting to see a proposal for an all-Redis implementation.
I think that it is necessary to make a compromise between absolute robustness and readability, maintainability etc.

I hope that the input to the program is sensible enough that floating point overflow won't be an issue, since there are more complicated formulas in the program than this simple one.
Simplest way to see if you're fingerprintable is to go to https://panopticlick.eff.org/. I can't promise they are up to date, so if you get a 'Not fingerprintable' result, it may be incorrect.

But, if the EFF can fingerprint you, almost any website in the world can, or their ad network can.
At least point 4 seems to be about algorithms, not data structures? That is, there's nothing up front that says graph algorithms must be faster using mutable data structures, but that is apparently the case, so far.
Is there a proof that generalization or goal and action selection or other things associated with intelligence are actually computable?

If the Strong Free Will theorem is right, there are distinct limits on the ability of computational devices to simulate our physics.

For one, anything a computable machine does "on its own" will be a function of the past history of the universe (deterministic), whereas the SFWT says that elementary particles are free to act without regard to the entirity of history.

E: even a one word reply conveys so much more than an anonymous downmod.
Whenever I install Teamviwer I don't install it as a startup service - If I have to remote into someones' computer, I want them to initiate the connection process so they know what's going on.
I currently commute 2 hours each way. It's not as bad as it sounds. If you happen to be able to afford to live close to work, consider yourself lucky.
I found an error on the linked page, but unfortunately the author doesn't appear to have contact information anywhere, so I can't really report it. :(

That page (in 'The Details') reports that the length of a year will change over time due to leap seconds, but that's not actually the case -- leap seconds correct for changes in the Earth's rotation on its axis, but years measure the Earth's trip around the sun, and these two things are unrelated.

(Leaving here on the extremely off chance the author of that page reads HN!)
Are there guidelines for using exceptions in a correct way?
Yes, this was one of the 9+ vulns they found.
This idea seems to be so cynical. So capitalists want to, flatten the distribution of social welfare: give more or less same money, but evenly to everyone. What will be achieved? Now it is received by the people who are deeply in need. You are not going to make much profit on them: people who are deeply in need are very frugal at spending their money, they are price-conscious by definition. Now everyone will get an even amount, and most Americans aren't poor by any standard, so the money will be spent to increase consumption of the non-essentials (increasing your profits), or to invest in stock (increasing your valuation). And then it is shown as a move to a better and more fair society.

They want 'good' consumers to consume more and multiply, and 'useless' poor people to die as quickly as possible (because $3000 is too little to pay for health insurance) and never have any children (because the UBI is not given to children, and so if you leave on UBI and have a child, you are instantly desperately poor, and no other means to support say, single moms, will exist). Social Darwinism, supply side!

What a cynicism!
> Huge body of problems can be handled by simple recursion but I've yet to see non-functional programmers use it. I don't know why.

Stack overflows.
Great point. I'm getting really tired of escaping from these tracking predators. Chasing me down to serve me more corporate propaganda. Fuck 'em.
The Swiss, while very progressive, live in a country where most people pay taxes. So the voters, who know where money comes from, soundly rejected this.

This may have a better chance of succeeding in the United States, where only 5% of people effectively pay any Federal Income Tax. After all, 95% of the population would love more "free money."
There are cases where referential transparency is essential, so it worth tolerating all the FP issues to get there.

Also, there is a lot of cases where you need a total language with all its guarantees.
Here's the classic blog post on this topic

http://assayviaessay.blogspot.com/2014/04/rent-or-buy.html
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That's not via us (we don't have keyword targeting or anything right now), and we definitely don't have amazon cookies on our site. Could be via chrome? Tbh, I don't know exactly hoe much Google collects through their browser.
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What about a disposable VM in Qubes OS?
Clever. If you've never actually had 2FA trigger before to know how it works, you could fall for this.
All of those costs are simply amortized over the rental agreement. I'm not sure why people who rent seem to think landlords are appliance/maintenance charities.
I'm not an expert, so there may be a better answer for this, but I choose to act online as if they are not defeatable.
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Have you considered switching operating systems if you're the least bit concerned about malware?
The issue is that they are hosting their pages on a 3rd party platform (HubSpot, Pardot, Unbounce, &c) and don't want to point root DNS at the landing page host or put bounce pages TO landing pages from the main site. They just wanna set up a pages. cname and run with it.
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I agree that immutability is very useful, but you don't really need any kind of FP to use immutability, do you?
Noscript is considered to be harmful for very very long time. They show ads to Windows users that install Spyware.
Take a look at SSE (Server-Sent Events, aka EventSource). Unlike WebSockets, the it has the concept of an "event ID", which allows the protocol to automatically continue from the last event, no extra roundtrip needed to send a setup message to the server. Implemented by every major browser (except, of course, IE, where you can polyfill it pretty easily).
Reading Taler's website (https://www.taler.net/) it is not clear to me whether customer and merchant must agree to use the same exchange in order to perform a transaction.

It seems to be implied by the key interactions of a Merchant: "Create a reserve based on an incoming wire transfer from a customer" and "Execute wire transfers to merchants in response to validated deposits".

If this is indeed the case, then there's an attractor towards centralization: both customers and merchants will be forced to sign up with the dominant exchange for maximum interoperability.

Either exchanges are given an incentive to federate with zero friction for users, or the Taler network will inevitably become a centralized monopoly.
Calling everything you dislike 'SJW' makes you sound like you're 8 years old. Andrea's a core developer for the Tor project who's self-written twitter bio is "Token Porn Pixie * Catastrophic Cryptocunt" -- Maybe, just maybe she's not being a SJW but rather just doesn't like rapists?
DNNs have lead to massive improvements in speech, specifically in the acoustic model. RNN based language models interpolated with modified kn smoothed ngrams (often plus some other cool stuff) are also the state of the art, although they're often too slow to use in practice.
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How can this possibly work?

Even if an attacker gets the phone code, they should still need your password to sign in. How do they get past that?
Browser fingerprinting is really scary, but AFAIK there are no major websites using it yet right?

It should be fairly easy to detect if something you Google in an different browser session suddenly turns up as an ad on Reddit after you've deleted cookies and cleared history. Also it seems unlikely that Reddit would implement something like this after considering the outcry over the possibility of the Facebook mobile app recording audio. Especially since Reddit has a large technical userbase who are aware of privacy concerns in fingerprinting technologies.

E: why is this being downvoted?
Hear, hear. If the result is indistinguishable then we should not excuse the incompetent from punishment for the very real damage they cause.
It doesn't sound like "2-factor" if all they need is the single code on your phone.
Who's going to lend me $1m so I can play the stockmarket?
And something cool happens on the page every time the address payed ;). Any amount will trigger it.
Classic non-ML AI research these days sometimes tends to be baked into the background of systems where deep learning is the star-- e.g., all of the search techniques used in AlphaGo are interesting in their own right, but aren't really where the innovation is there.

There are researchers actively looking at more holistic AI systems that aren't just the core learning part (often called cognitive architectures). For instance, take a look at Soar:
http://soar.eecs.umich.edu/

It under active development, and has been since the 80s. Soar is very much a spiritual successor to GOFAI (or maybe still is GOFAI), but does incorporate statistical machine learning-- much of the recent work has been around integrating reinforcement learning with symbolic decision-making.

ACT-R is another cognitive architecture under active development, but is more used for cognitive modeling (i.e. psychology research): http://act-r.psy.cmu.edu/

You can find other related systems by searching for "cognitive architecture", but it is unfortunately a field that attracts a lot of proposals/'designs' for things that never get properly implemented (the above being two notable exceptions).
True, but you leave out the cost and hassle of moving regularly. Most landlords know that people don't want to be relocating each year, so they can slowly increase rent year-over-year.
Fortunately, polyfilling is fairly easy, e.g. https://github.com/Yaffle/EventSource.
I have a lot of experience with the Facebook ad approval process from a stint running affiliate ads on the platform many years ago.

I was able to discover an oddity in the approval process, that created an arbitrage opportunity for me that was quite lucrative in the online dating space.

This was very nice since I had just finished college in 2008 and the global economy and job market stood in ruins all around me, and I really, really didn't want to get a 9-5 job.

My efforts were very tame (and within Facebook guidelines) compared to what other affiliates engaged in. At one end were cloaking scripts based on geolocation. Facebook ad reviewers were sent to one landing page, and visitors to another shadier and more profitable one.

But even more egregious, an affiliate acquaintance I met once bribed a Facebook employee, who set his account to autoapprove any ad he wanted. He used this to advertise Google Is Hiring: Work from Home credit card rebill offers. He told me he made $80,000 in the four days it took Facebook to discover it.

It was a cat and mouse game between Facebook and the affiliates in those days. This was after a short period where Facebook itself allowed these credit card rebills to be advertised on the site.

Affiliate marketing was a nice cash infusion for me at the time, but I am glad to have walked away from what is really the bottom of the barrel in the internet marketing world.
At least on my Huawei P6 i can set it to flight mode and then turn back on wifi and bluetooth. Actually i have used the thing more like a PDA than a phone, as i have a well functioning HSPA capable featurephone that i pair up if ever i need data on the go.
Sell a micless phone. Actually, it's a tablet, and if you want it to go into surveillance / phone mode, you plug in your own goddamend mic. Most headsets have one.

Alternatively: a phone whose "off" mode is a battery eject.
Speakers can be used as microphones....
I use Timeshift on my Ubuntu desktop which is basically the same, but wrapped up in a nice GUI.
Why is it a matter of course?
That guy is 'a conspiracy nut.' Why would anyone think a social media site would push a political agenda? /s
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Your argument would only be true if there was no alternative to government programs. Both private enterprise and charity can accomplish what is now being ineffectively done via the government. All without the highly immoral (imo) military and political spending the government prioritizes.

People should be allowed to keep 100% of their earnings. To involuntarily take a percentage is by definition immoral (theft).
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Isn't that just a BIOS setting? Addmitedly I've not dealty with UEFI much.
Maybe Tor to some degree?

The design doc is full of references regarding fingerprinting and "fingerprinting anonymity/reduction" itself is mentioned explicitly within the adversaries chapter.

https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser/design/
Thank you - I stand corrected, although I think the "too slow to use in practice" bit is possibly what I had in mind.

Which may just go to show that Hinton, Schmidhuber and the rest of the connectionist gang are right about the value of more data and faster computers.
I guess I'm going to go set all my security question answers to random 64-byte strings that are base-64 encoded.
At the risk of appearing humorless, he's not calculating 54! and dividing by 3000, he's approximating 54! and dividing by 3000.
EX: http://mls.catskill4sale.com/idx/details/homes/b253/34760/4-... 200k, 10br house ~2h from NYC depending on traffic. Basically as soon as you step past reasonable daily commutes prices really fall.
As Christians we believe that humans are good by nature and that evil comes by bad choice of our free will. Therefore be yourself means be good, be free by the choice of your free will since other choice is chosing sickness.
As ams6110 noted, it's likely not a 2-factor auth attack but rather a password reset attack.
As I've been suggesting increasingly on HN and elsewhere: sell me hardware without a mic.

I no longer trust mobile phones at all, so I carry one virtually never.

I use a tablet. It has an integrated mic and two cameras. The cameras are taped (they should have lens caps). On the rare occasions I use it for voice comms, I plug in a headset.

Pervasive audio pickup is a growing problem. It's going to be all but impossible to avoid other devices (other people's phones, audio-wired Internet-of-Shit lightbulbs, toasters, refrigerators, thermostats, video panels, Glade Stasi Vases (e.g., Google Now, Amazon Echo), cars, busses. But you can at least assert your own personal hardware.
"The last time they reported rapes by nationalities those born in a foreign country or born to a foreign parent accounted for over 70% of all rapes."

That is not a factual remark.

according to Brå you quoted, immigrants were 5.5 times more likely to be CHARGED[edit: but not convicted, convictions have "little difference"] on reported rapes in Sweden. Not on the total of REPORTED rapes. There's around 190 convictions per year in Sweden compared to 6,700 reported. With such a low conviction rate, there is something terribly wrong.

Another hypothesis that could be made is that the police are targeting immigrants more than locals. Or that immigrants can not get as good a legal defense. But these are just some hypothesis, I am not willing to jump to conclusions.

Before all these people came begging for help after fleeing war, were you standing up for the thousands of women not getting justice every year in Sweden? Or is this only a new concern for women? Because the rates are about the same, and also thousands weren't getting justice. I guess it's just a strange coincidence that you haven't publicly been calling for justice.

Hate speech is a crime, where you make false accusations about hundreds of thousands of people and call for violence. If you're saying that they are rapists, that might incite violence against innocent people. If what you are saying is actually true, then yes, you can say it, and it is not a crime. You can talk about statistics, but if you make up a figure (your 70%), and you say "accounted for over 70% of all rapes" as you did, then that is not the truth is it? Even your linked articles do not say they "accounted for 70% of all rapes".

Out of the 81,300 asylum seekers in 2014 to Sweden, how many of those have been convicted of rape? If it was 2 people, then it is less than 0.0025%. Even if it was every single person convicted rape(190) in that year, that would be 0.23% It's not though, it's way less. I hope you see how silly it is to paint all those people with the same brush.

Do you really believe stuff those articles talk about? Like how the gatestoneinstitute article you linked to says how "Sweden is also home to sizeable Muslim enclaves that have become off-limits to Swedish police". That's ridiculous.
There are some graph algorithms that are probably most easily expressed with a mutable, garbage-collected graph, sure. This shouldn't be something that you have to implement yourself though; if you really need a garbage-collected graph datastructure, surely you just use a library that provides one.
>>I paid nothing close to 500k in Oak Park...

Congratulations! I'm aware Oak Park has some affordable homes (but higher taxes) since much of my family lives there. But Oak Park is not Chicago and I was talking about Chicago. If I were going to live in one of the more remote Chicago neighborhoods that had $200k houses, I'd probably opt to live in Oak Park or Evanston since you'd get more for your money (sane school systems, etc.) without much more commute to the city center.
"Populist" in the pejorative sense usually implies exploiting public discontent with or distrust of the status quo to propose something far worse.
Interesting if for nothing else then because voat rarely makes the front page here?
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Sorry, but that's no proof.