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> If the regulation is approved, member states take a look and change their laws accordingly.

Small nitpick id I may: you seem to be confusing Regulations with Directives, which must get transcribed within a certain timeframe in national law. Regulations apply directly - no transcription needed.

Also: either way, EU law has primacy over national law.
Autonomous vehicles will require engineering that's more like NASA and less like weekend hackathon. Given Musk's association with SpaceX, I was hopeful we'd get the former, but it's starting to look like an autopilot solution was released half-baked.

The current SV engineering climate -- youth beats experience, move fast and break things, release early and often -- works great for photo sharing apps but not great when lives are at stake.
China has Tiangong-1 [1], which is their first step towards a space station. You can spot it with the naked eye [2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiangong-1
[2] http://www.n2yo.com/?s=37820
Gotta love your brand of moral relativism.
So both kill demand as well as supply to eradicate the market? If they were looking for an extreme response why not have the government take a monopoly supplier position, nationalise the army to take over the production?
Killing suspects on sight does offend my first world sensibilities as it offends anybody with a spark of reason and anybody who gasp the concept of moral.

A state that does kill random citizens has no legitimacy. states are formed by individuals in order to ensure they are not subject to random violence or violation of their rights. If a state can't or does not want to guarantee that nobody has any reason to respect the state. If police men kill random people because they think they deal drugs, the ordinary citizen has every right to kill police men because they think the police thinks they deal drugs. (or their fellow country men) In such a state of affairs, what's the purpose of a state? What's it's legitimacy? It doesn't have any. A complete lack of any institutions and anarchy would protect everybodys rights better.
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Don't forget about the two world wars; it wasn't just jews, just the heads-up if you decide to read about it someday so you won't be surprised.
Nevertheless, they actively retaliate on Palestinians but who cares if it's not about jews :<
Basically yes, we should remember and remind more often.
Indeed.

I'm not sure of the legalities in the US, but in the UK I'd suggest that there are a few things that they'd fall foul of:

o advertising standards, its not an autopilot
o trading standards, not making a safe product/warnings [0]
o death by dangerous driving [1]
o driving without due care and attention [2]

[0] There are layers of consumer protection that enforces things like no sharp edges, doesn't give off nasty vapours, does what the marketing says it does.

[1][2] these are crimes for the driver. If you are found to have been driving in a reckless way, non concentrating, or not having hands on the wheel, that your fault as a driver. very large fine and time in jail.

especially as the tesla has lots of sensors to prove what the driver was doing.
Interesting, but some of the questions are somewhat shallow or ambiguous. For example, referencing a variable x0 where y0 should have been used, etc.

Although I do have to say, it's certainly kind of alarming, if not amusing, to see trivial bugs that slipped through the cracks in very many massively popular pieces of software.
You're the guy I bought drugs from on my last trip through your country. What makes you believe that you will escape the dance this time?
> I am a huge advocate for privacy and am strongly against unnecessary surveillance by governments and companies. On the other hand, if the evidence is compelling it seems a waste to discard it.

It is a waste, and one of the primary drivers for the saying "hard facts make bad law". (In this case, the bad law would be finding a reason to allow the evidence because it is necessary to punish someone who really ought to be punished.)

Excluding evidence is the method we have of enforcing the ban on illegal collection. There is an alternative system which would allow use of illegally collected evidence -- we could subject police who break the law to criminal penalties. But we make it almost impossible to prosecute police for anything they do, so instead we have to ignore what they find when they overreach.

(Note that if evidence is collected illegally by a private citizen, it won't be excluded.)
I can't imagine the gymnastics involved in this feat either. A baby doesn't belong on the front seat without some modifications to the car as far as I know.

I absolutely agree. There is absolutely no excuse for the driver to take their eyes off the road to assist a baby in the car. How would you assist a baby in the back seat while driving with a seat belt on anyway?

As I read about people using these features, I'm convinced they shouldn't exist. Yes, crazies will apply eyeliner while going sixty on a highway but I doubt driver assist is an adequate solution for such stupidity should a driver poke themselves in the eye.
> Why is USA better? It is attempting to face the tragedy and stop the killing.

Is America attempting to stop the killing? I must have missed a chapter. Last time I've checked Obama was mourning the police officers who were killed and no national mourning was declared for the 500-600 corpses left by the police. And last time I've checked there is also still no trial for which Arabs get to die in Middle East under drone strikes. And 95% inmates in USA have used a plea bargain, which means no trial has occurd to prove whether they were guilty or not. Did I mention the Civil Asset Forfeiture program? Did I mention that even if we right the 3 examples above, the financial imbalance means that the poorer people are not properly representated in legal situations, in votes, and in the economy?

I'm flummoxed the we, in the age of the full information, still take USA as a mere candidate when we talk about human rights. We can't compare USA to anything, their track record is too low.
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>>> History has proven that doing away with all the uncivilised people makes a society better.

>> Citation fairly urgently needed

> colonisation for example. Local opposition had to be removed.
Think of the war on drugs in the USA, which was a covert operation to kill blacks.

Umm.. I'm assuming I'm misreading this. It sounds like you have just claimed that colonisation and an operation to kill blacks in the US were both ways to do away with uncivilised people and make society better(?!?). What did you mean?
So the solution is to abandon the hardware market and make $0.99 mediocre mobile games instead?
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Also, are they counting all previous versions of the software instead of just the latest?

Moreover, I wonder how the human drivers in the statistics fare if you correct for drunk driving / using cellphone, etc. In my opinion, any autopilot worth it's name should be an order of magnitude better than the average human driver.
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It is misleading though...
I can only speak for the situation in Austria:

In the past, doctors heavily over-prescribed antibiotics. Often as a precaution. The government and health providers have become very aware of an upcoming problem with high restistance though, so they are working hard to change the behaviour.

Existing doctors are re-educated not to prescribe Antibiotics on a hunch, with monitoring and reprimands from health providers.

And this is also drilled into med students in University.

Change always takes time... let's hope we won't be too late to avoid a serious increase in fatalities.
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"Are you/your ways superior to the people that voted him to do EXACTLY what he is doing?"

Yes, people might have supported him to get results in a serious matter, but people did not (and neither they had the competence to) specify the details. Could he instead tell the masses to rattle out the drug dealers and the junkies so the law enforcement could apprehended them for future trials? No, here was a call for mass murder, plain and simple! Do the killers have to prove that the killed were drug dealers? Are the killers known at all? (You know, to be hold accountable if it happens that their victims had nothing to do with drugs?) We're talking about the difference in the means to the same desired end of drug problem. An important difference!
Aren't relays usually lightly spring-loaded/tend towards the NC position irrespective of which way you mount them? Maybe railway signalling relays are different, but none of the relays I've ever seen leave that behaviour to gravity.
Out of curiosity, is there any distinction being drawn between "hard" and "soft" drugs? For example, is anyone being killed for selling/using marijuana, or is it all about heroin and meth?

Edit: I don't understand why someone would down vote this question. Taken at face value, the mandate to kill "drug users" could mean it's OK to shoot up a coffee shop or kill your neighbor for being an alcoholic, depending on where your particular culture draws the line. For example, https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/jun/25/iranian-pair-d...
> what if the compelling piece of evidence was obtained through torturing a witness?

The standard reply is that evidence obtained from torture can't be compelling because it is by definition unreliable. I've never been happy with that, since some claims can easily be independently verified. (For example, if I wanted credentials for a bank account belonging to Bill Gates, and I tortured him for those credentials, I wouldn't be too worried over the fact that someone under torture will be willing to say anything to stop it, and thus I can never really know if he was telling the truth about his credentials -- I can just try to take money, and if it doesn't work I'll keep torturing him.)

Once we stipulate that the compelling evidence obtained from torture is known to be true, I think you'll find that a lot of people still consider this a tough question.

> edit: also, a "dangerous serial killer" is not so until a judge has convicted him/her. You are begging the question by presuming guilt

No, a dangerous serial killer is one regardless of conviction. It's fair game to have whatever facts you want in a thought experiment.
The premise that git needs to be "decentralized" makes no sense to me. What am I missing?
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Did you actually? And this also brings up another question, what counts as a drug?
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Plenty of elites fled, but so did plenty of everyone else. On one side of the family, my grandfather was a self-made businessman with a 4th grade education who sold appliances in a rural area. On the other side, my grandfather was a middle-class computer technician in Havana.

Also, quoting from the Chomsky clan doesn't help your credibility. These are the same people who sang the praises of Hugo Chavez as he ruled Venezuela by decree and ran it into the ground.

And yes, the CIA did help organize an invasion force made up of Cuban exiles who wanted to save their country from communism. It's a shame Jack Kennedy didn't have the intestinal fortitude to either see it through or cancel it, instead deciding to cancel air support after landing people on the beaches.
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Was the talk recorded and can we expect it on the Pycon 2016 youtube channel[0] at some point? It's not there right now as far as I can tell.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/c/pycon2016/videos
Twitter is better than Reddit because it is decentralizes the information from single, topic-related feeds people can post to, to one feed per person that you can subscribe to. This makes it much faster and more convenient than Reddit for getting status posts on things you like, i.e. an independent game developer's latest WIP.

Some people have split accounts that you can choose to follow to receive different kind of status updates from them, so an example of this is a person with a 'oh look this interesting thing happened in my life' account, and a separate account for 'oh jeez I'm really angry and need to vent about this to a subset of people I know in relative privacy'. Because of the nature of twitter it feels easier to throw away or make lots of accounts than, say, facebok.

The real connection comes not when you follow celebrities, but when you're a creator (Or a budding creator), and you interact with other people who are creating things for support or advice; or you have an interest in what your friends are posting and doing, and like viewing their traveling posts and their reactions to things. If you have those sorts of relationships twitter helps facilitate them extremely well, and if you don't, or the people you interact with in that way don't use twitter, then it won't have that value for you.
Meanwhile on reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/4sj7q2/body_coun...
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No, I'm just making the point that we have a judicial process because merely claiming someone is a criminal should not be enough to get them killed. OP is anonymous so I didn't see any harm in this.

I don't use drugs, don't drink (pretty boring person here).

> And this also brings up another question, what counts as a drug?

Well, it's simple: that's the stuff the person you just killed was selling to your nephew three weeks ago.
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Yes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlkKvetGFSk

The first few minutes of the talk got cut off; the conference organizers have the original footage and plan to re-cut and re-upload it at some point.

The talk from PyCon 2015 on the Python port itself is available as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYQ_lq5dcvM
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The "geno" literally means a race or lineage of people. If the definition can be expanded to include national and religious affiliation, then it might as well be expanded to include other social groups. It's the act that's atrocious, regardless of semantic technicalities.
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So why are they still "live" in the originating projects, then? Honest question. Perhaps nobody reads their compiler warnings?
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According to international courts, China is stealing from (amongst others) the Philippines

It is just funny that you blame that on conspiracies of a third party.
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Through the history of mankind we've been researching ways to make difficult technical material more easily digestible. And may the invention of print itself, and the subsequent invention of "the textbook" be a showcase example of this.

Though humorous style is less intrusive than taking "smart pills" or placing electrodes inside our brains, it is very context-sensitive. I believe humour should definitely be used more often in oral presentations of complicated material, where the presenter is able to "feel" the context of those listening; but maybe not so much in written text.

To make a point, there are many technical textbooks that use funny examples and exercises as a way to draw students attention - and that does generally work quite well - but it can be quite a tiring read if you are going through the material multiple times.
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And yet your alias is all too apt.
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Well, if you are a business in Europe, that cost will be tax deductible anyway.
I wouldn't be surprised. The amount of compile warnings I've seen when building things from source are, quite frankly, astounding
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Yes, I've called taxis several times in a tiny (280k) city in Germany - they're there faster than the police would come if you'd call 911, they're reliable, clean, and you can pay via app before the ride.

I really don't get what's so good about uber, they're just like taxis, but worse quality, and bending the law.
I'm merely criticizing your criticism (the loop goes on). I didn't say you did not have the right to criticize.

People declare others who win stupid while claiming to to be democrats. That is hypocrisy.

While I similarly think people are stupid, I am not a fan of popular democracy. I believe my position is consistent with my belief. I am criticizing the hypocrisy of being democrat only when you get what you want.

Just like the labour party folks in the UK.
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"We suggest..?"

Lol

Tell that to the people who had democracy bombed into them.
More like 'let's bring in some new blood, since nobody gives a fuck about a next gen Mario platform anymore'. Their titles have been skinned so many times, they no longer carry the weight of a platform. I think they are looking to get developers on their platform before pushing new hardware, so that they have a baseline of titles and people working in their ecosystem already.

This is a necessity when pushing new hardware these days. Remember the Vita? Neither do I...
> Duterte was elected overwhelmingly with a clear mandate of using brute violence

Democracy ensures a people gets the ruler most of them deserve.
It's easy to have a moral compass when nothing ever challenges it.
WhatsApp handles much more traffic than Vine (~1 billion users vs ~200 million) and they apparently do it with only about 50 engineers: http://www.wired.com/2015/09/whatsapp-serves-900-million-use...

I guess serving video is somewhat more complicated than delivering text messages (although texts need to be delivered in nearly real-time).

Maybe staff size follows a logistic curve w/r/t traffic?
Isn't autonomous highway driving in good conditions the only thing AP is trying to do?
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Let's not forget Thailand killed over 2,500 people suspected of drug use or dealing, and one investigation found no connection with drugs in half of these deaths. [1]

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It is always interesting to hear how things are going from someone who actually lives there. I condemn these extrajudicial killings and find it abhorrent to call on the population to kill their neighbours, whatever problems they may cause/suffer. On the other hand, I don't know if I would think the same if I would be living there. I don't know the situation in the Philippines, but in Mexico there are armed vigilante groups have formed to protect their villages against drug lords. I can't really blame them when armed forces of the drug lords are killing villagers indiscriminately to show the state/army who really is in power.

Another thing I might add is that extrajudicial killings happened before Duerte especially in the southern Mindanao region, perpetrated by the army, as well as rebel groups. Nobody (in the western media) has ever given a rats ass about this anyway, and its been going on for over 30 years now. It is another form of conflict, I admit, if you just read what happened there just in the last 2 years, you'd be shocked.[0][1]

[0]: http://www.hiik.de/en/konfliktbarometer/pdf/ConflictBaromete...

[1]: http://www.hiik.de/en/konfliktbarometer/pdf/ConflictBaromete...
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> Paul Griffiths, a police officer from England with a cropped haircut and a hard stare, worked on Argos in Queensland as a victim identification specialist, scanning gigabytes of images and videos each week looking for clues – a brand of food, a grain of wood – that might give away a child’s location. Above his desk was a whiteboard scrawled with two dozen usernames: the forum’s most wanted.

You can help law enforcement identify locations by using an app to take photographs of hotel rooms.

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> But the real play here is to use taxi service as a pretext/generator for building up an on-demand courier service [1] with superior returns

So people will drive their sedans around the city delivering flowers and cakes and laundry? And instead of picking up flowers at the flower store, or laundry from the laundromat down the street, I'll pay $5 more for everything to have it delivered? Uber and Lyft's master plan for superior returns is to become Postmates?

Somehow I'm skeptical.

> picking up passengers serves as a baseline load ... to keep drivers incentivized to be on the roads, but the real prize will be the courier tasks.

Why waste valuable space with bodies if courier tasks are the real prize? Drivers are incentivized by money. If drivers could make more money driving dresses than humans, most would fill their car with dresses and kick the humans to the curb.
>The problem is nobody is willing to pay $30 - $40 for a mobile game

People spend way more than that on subscription models and micro-transactions. Look at Fallout Shelter, Crossy Road, Fallen London (really niche, but still has a strong active base of around 30k MAU).
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Reddit is kind of a slow-burning tire fire. The site is down or responds with an error page frequently. They have no good revenue model, and they're too old to easily attract new VC funding. They're a small team because they don't have money to hire a bigger team.

(Also, stuff like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Buttcoin/comments/2u7ddq/the_real_r...)
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I guess this only works for people with good credit rating, where the risk of defaulting is low? It seems to me this would be you getting back the 2% default fee on credit card transactions, that has been featured on HN before - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11887469.
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