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It could happen. Jerk of the hand. Depends on trigger pull maybe but could happen.
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Positive and Negative.

Have you added it to slack? If so, what did you think?
If not, why not and what would you change before you use it?
Some employers have a special knack for making you forget to even ask such probing and important questions. I have had the same thoughts and will remember to this the next time I have an offer.
I took his AI class, 6.258, 45 years ago, in the Spring of 1971. It was probably the first or second time he taught it. He's a great teacher and inspired me to focus on AI. One aspect I remember was that our exams were all take home exams that we had several days to work on. They were great learning experiences.
I think someone needs to write bash the good parts. It is easy to get into a mess because bash wasn't really designed with modular programming in mind. I very often fall back to using files and exported environment variables to pass information between scripts which isn't that great. I still prefer it to ruby or python or some other scripting language because as you said pipes are very convenient.
Cross-nationality cert validation would be good. Ie a cert signed by US and DE and RU registrars, with that list in the cert, combined with advertising via a distributed ledger what had been signed by whom.
I think we where talking past each other.

Bone marrow for example needs to continuously create Blood cells with a short lifespan. (Adult humans have roughly 20–30 × 1012 (20–30 trillion) red blood cells at any given time, comprising approximately 70% of the total human body cell number.) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_blood_cell

Thus your bone marrow must create new cells at a much faster rate than average, making the average a meaningless number.

Now you might think you could design bone marrow to minimize the number of generations nessisary to produce that blood, but it does not operate with such efficiency. In large part because fewer cell generations does not mean fewer mutations.
They believed they would go to a very desirable heaven, with the ability to help people on Earth, but only if their body remained intact. They never believed they would be reanimated, in fact, they didn't even believe that they were escaping the cycle of death and rebirth, but that they could live in that heaven for over a million years, helping humanity.

It's strange, I admit, but no stranger in my view than something like taking communion.
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I have a couple of questions.

Would you use it if it was more personal?
What would you change to make it more personal?
Would you use a tool for team building on Slack?
Do you think those games can make you better at some kinds of programming?
Well, we used to do that in college in... 2005, 2006, etc. We had a lab once a week, but we wrote and debugged programs in Pascal, C, x86 ASM, Microchip ASM by hand. We wrote stuff for the Intel 8251, 8253, 8255, 8257, 8259 (to handle interruptions and do serial communication, etc).

We'd go line by line and change the relevant registers, arrays, pointers, counters, etc. Exams consisted of doing that, too. Sometimes you're given a piece of code and asked about the state at a certain break point. Sometimes you're given a succession of register values an asked what the program is doing. A missing semicolon had a direct influence on your grade, not on stdout.

It's not guaranteed that it produces excellent programmers, but one can learn a lot and it was almost a meditation to focus like that and ask yourself "Why isn't it running?". It was cool (at least for me, I disassembled programs as a teenager and I had a computer, but I still think this was useful).
This is the most comprehensive way to get it done. It's even useful to adults and really serves to understand the fundamentals of computer science
How about don't do illegal stuff period?

As far as countries that consider anything illegal well that's a problem but these precautions won't really help if you are caught using VPN where it is illegal it's a crime in its own.

Overall suggesting to use TOR for illegal activities is stupid, TOR has a bad enough rep as it is.
Biology is still the same even in post 2010 world.
Ask HN: Any recommendations on resources for learning one algorithm a day?
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And why do you or any specific group of people get to decide what "real wages and benefits" means?
There is no mention about kids or who would be making the sacrifice if a kid pops out.
Thanks for volunteering, it is important to hear the other side too. That being said you did not convince me at all. Whatever holes or mistakes there were in Webb's reporting is completely irrelevant - he brought a story of cataclysmic proportions with literally live-saving effect for millions. Whatever holes and mistakes could have been scrutinized in the years to come by legions of academics. Apropos, just because the recently declassified material plays the witch hunt on Webb as a happy accident that obviously does not mean it was not an orchestrated conspiracy.
I have spent plenty of time on a forum where people routinely ask relationship questions and many people seem to have plenty of trouble evaluating even just the current relationship they are in right now and whether or not it is worth staying.

These are perfectly intelligent people.

I don't think the world really has established good rubrics for how to sort out who to marry. The high divorce rate also suggests we have trouble with this.

So, I posit that not knowing what you want/need in a romantic partner is a problem no matter how many people you are considering -- even if it is just one.
PDF version of said same article.

https://www.akkadia.org/drepper/cpumemory.pdf

Need to supplement this excellent article with Row Hammer information. It doesn't cover clflush. I sent the author a note.
I think the issue of "too much choice" in online dating has seeped out into the real world, making people believe the world is full of infinite choice, so why get married? Why settle? Why TRY? When the world beckons.
Not every programmer needs to know these numbers.
It's funny they go on to speculate whether he worked alone or not. If creds show up on a billboard broadcast to the general public, I doubt he needed to call in a favor from the Dark Army to pull this caper off.
Jesus this is freaking morbid, I can understand suicide(side note: Apple won't auto fill/correct suicide this is interesting) but how can you mummify yourself pulling organs and draining blood sounds messy as hell.
Just because the declassified material plays the witch hunt on Webb as a happy accident of petty jealousy that obviously does not mean it was not an orchestrated conspiracy.
Again, Russia won't even get a bronze medal by the "active military" metric. Unless you would call North Korea a superpower too; it is the poor metric.

I give you nuclear weapons. Only US has more nuclear weapons.
But does it matter in the real world? https://youtu.be/1Y1ya-yF35g (imagine what happens in Russia that has military budget 10 times less than US and no less corruption).

Though I still don't understand the logic: Russia has nuclear weapons and therefore it is a superpower compared to US and China? (non-existent political power, isolated, under economic sanctions--what the word "superpower" even means in that case).

I understand something has to justify an enormous US military budget--if you don't have real threats; you have to invent them. It wouldn't be unusual that a war were started under false pretences anyway. (if a presidential candidate can laugh while talking about the rape of a 12-year-old girl; she wouldn't even blink before launching the next war https://youtu.be/e2f13f2awK4 )
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I started learning about housing, food, and clothing from my parents, when I was a toddler. They taught the basics, including how to cook, how to buy groceries, how to maintain a house, etc.. I had over a decade of practice under their watchful eyes before doing it on my own.

Then in school we learned more about food during health class. Those who wanted to learn more could take home economics. Also, many people purchased magazines to help understand and select clothing styles, participated in discussions on the topic, and spent a lot of time at stores evaluating the different options (i.e, "hanging out at the mall").

Even for housing, I did it in steps, with college dorm, then shared apartments, to shared houses, to my own apartment, to my own house.

By comparison, when I started my company, I had no corresponding practice or experience in selecting health care or retirement options.

Just like I had no practice in reading NDAs and consulting contracts, or setting up a company. But those are remarkably stable. A NoLo book on consulting and the advice of a friend who started a company a couple of years previous was enough. Then hire a CPA who has a legal obligation to work in my best interests.

An insurance agent does not have the same obligation. I also don't have the experience to judge between the offerings from the different companies, nor experience in the local hospitals or clinics to know who is in which system or what I should be watching out for.

That's straight 'paradox of choice', making it all the more difficult to figure out what to do.

It didn't help that every few months I would get a message that the health insurance rates were increasing, making my wonder if I had made a mistake and was being screwed over by the insurance company, who knows that most small business owners really don't want to deal with re-evaluating the insurance market all the time.
I'm into polyamory, I'm also rather alternative looking (mowhawk, piercings).

These things filter >99% of the people out, but most of them aren't of my interest in the first place.

Globally I have lesser choice, locally it works out pretty good for me, at least at the moment.
So, $55M in profit.
Some real world unshredding by Fraunhofer Institue:

http://www.ipk.fraunhofer.de/fileadmin/user_upload/IPK_FHG/p...

Shredded secret service files, fragments of papyri or frescos...
When you make a strict distinction between hooking up and dating, everything starts to make sense.

Hooking up stats are rather clear: around 80% of women have sex with around 20% of men. That's why an average looking guy on PoF/CL/Tinder/OkCupid has very little chance compared to real life.

This imbalance is actually caused by the guys. Your average guy will throw himself at almost any woman. You join a site, you go through profiles, you message the ones you like. You can easily message 100 girls and get 1 reply. Why? Because every other average guy is doing the same. So an average girl gets 100 messages a day, and there's no way she's replying to all of them - she will pick the top 5-10, and will talk to them.

If your face isn't good looking, don't worry. You can compensate with other things. Hit the gym, girls LOVE fit bodies, even though most of them you tell you they want someone funny/smart/interesting. Don't believe the words, believe the actions. When I started gaining muscle, women started paying attention. Other things that help are: confidence, ability to speak calmly and confidently, dressing better than average, treating women as humans, not as princesses.

If you want to meet lots of women IRL, pick up an activity with mostly women, like dance, yoga.
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People have wacky expectations and want to wait to have more money, more experience, more whatever.

Most of my primary circle of friends married between 23-26, which was awesome for us because we met people we knew better.

People who marry later struggle more, both with finding the right person who wants to be married, but still isn't and other issues. Whatever gains you make in working go away quickly with a few IVF cycles.
Anonymity is not privacy, privacy is the level of agency one has over their own information and it's dissemination.

Technically anonymity is antithetical to privacy these are two different concepts and I am really sick of them being mashed together.

Anonymity allows you to disclose information that cannot be attributed to you hence you as an individual has no agency over it, you can't anonymously share an intimate secret in private with some one since you are both anonymous.

Relying on anonymity is generally a poor tactic to control privacy because you and the ones you share information with have no visibility on what is going on.

You are also effectively racing against the ability of adversaries to be able to reveal your identity which isn't a fight you will be winning.

Privacy:

Alice shared [SECRET] with Bob; Eve can't read it;

Anonymity:*

Anon shared [SECRET] with Anon; Eve knows she didn't share or get anything, so Alice and Bob are talking, Bob doesn't know if he shared his secret with Alice; Alice doesn't know if she received the secret from Bob.

*If Bob and Alice shared identifying information prior to sharing a secret there is no anonymity between them, this is in the domain of privacy.
> "guy and dude are pretty much asexual references"

and I'm using 'lady' asexually. Is this triggering you?
Or you could just announce you have such a technology and thereby slightly inhibit the organization of uprisings via the Panopticon effect. All for the cost of sending a few emails.

Of course the reason what I say is unlikely is because actually building the system, functional or not, would justify an ever expanding budget.
"Minorities" is not a slur, it is a normal word that means "people who are in the minority". I don't see how that comment is not part of a reasonable discussion. Just because you don't like the fact being mentioned?
For "discussion", you can have people looking for 2 different things:

1) confirm/discredit/explain/etc the specific facts/opinions in the article

2) expand the article's specific topic into a launch pad for general anecdotes (often manifested as group catharsis)

I can't speak for jessriedel but I assume he's looking for the first type of discussion (science). It's not wrong or right but just pointing out how people look for different commentary. Based on curiousdater's upvotes, many HN readers find his online experience interesting and don't care that his comment could be posted to any submitted story about dating and not just this specific one about the science research into choice fatigue.

To your question, it's not impossible to talk about choice overload without reverting to personal anecdotes.

The article's author Elizabeth Svoboda only used one anecdote which was about her friend Shannon Whitaker. Ignoring that, 99% of the article cites data from professor Barry Schwartz, psychologists Daniel Kahneman & Amos Tversky,
anthropologist Helen Fisher, economist Hanna Halaburda, marketing professor Alexander Chernev, and researcher Daniel Mochon. It also mentions opposing evidence from professor Benjamin Scheibehenne.

The personal anecdote about her friend was only a tiny amount of text at the beginning and the end. The anecdote was used as a narrative device to frame the article but it wasn't the main message.
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The problem is competitive market forces, uber does not increase the number of people who want rides enough to offset downward wage pressure. Supose you work 30 hours a week for minimum wage, uber unlike most jobs lets you back fill even sub minimum wages after costs. So now those workers displace people unwilling to work random shifts as needed and taxi drivers who can work below minimum wage creating an ever growing downward spiral.

In the end when one player gets to ignore the rules they will do so making things worse workers industry wide.
Is it racist to have physical preferences that conform to "race"? If I were, for example, to like tall men, and therefore have a preference for men of a race which is stereotypically tall, does that make me racist?
but how can you mummify yourself pulling organs and draining blood sounds messy as hell.

I read the article and I didn't see anything about that. It was more about the diet before death that allows the mumification.
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IMHO, Prolog is the leading example of a language you learn for the brain-twisting, and not for actual usage. Even moreso than Lisp.

Full-blown end-to-end Prolog programs in production are vanishingly rare, and for good reason. But much more useful are the Prolog-inspired chunks of code dealing with a separable part of a larger problem. Logic-based programming is an appropriate tool for some problems, and it can be applied even in the context of procedural (of course, it's easier in languages that support DSLs).

As an example, clojure's core.logic seems to be pretty popular and that's basically just a subset of Prolog. Somewhat counter-intuitively, Prolog-inspired DSLs tend to more straightforward because they're missing some of the advanced features that Prolog needs to make it usable. The DSL can rely on the host language to do some of the dirty work for it.
The genetic explanation doesn't even require a correlation between the traits of people who pair up.

Suppose your grandparents genetic "quality" is statistically independent, so you have four quantities g1, g2, g3, g4. Your parents quality is approximately (g1 + g2) / 2 and (g3 + g4) / 2 and yours is (g1 + g2 + g3 + g4) / 4.

Now if we assume that income is a noisy measure of your "g" then it will follow that your income is correlated with your grandparents' even after accounting for your parents' income.
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It's not black or white, many regimes (imagine Turkey) are more democratic than despotic and the question is not whether torture is the official government policy but rather whether a local policeman in remote village thinks it is an appropriate thing to do when investigating a mobile phone theft. 99% of torture happens in countries where it is officially illegal [my guess].
Yep, we do. You can set it up through cPanel :)
Considering HN is a relatively affluent crowd would anyone who is having trouble online dating pay to have their dating profile edited/rewritten and also their msgs to potential dates (I say to women as would seem to be most likely) . Thus saving time and lessening frustration?

There seem to be a lot of decently intelligent men that are not skilled at writing good profiles and msgs.

Thoughts on what one would pay, with and without a guarantee of X success.
A diet of Twinkies myself.
It's totally relevant-- Semantics of "hacker" aside, Uber and AirBnB are very successful companies built around breaking the law at large scale.
In my opinion, Prolog is a horrible programming language.
BUT...
The idea of logical programming has much promise. Not for programming, but for running queries on a knowledge base. In fact, unification / lambda calculus is arguably the only way you can make complex logical deductions without a brute force approach (you could also use machine learning, but that would not scale for queries with many variables).

The only problem is, the domain in which this is useful is fairly small, and requires an explicitly defined knowledge base, whereas things like machine learning are very flexible and cover a broad variety of domains pretty well. One area I think it holds promise for is in games - imagine characters being able to make deductions about the world around them, and react appropriately - beyond things like behavior trees (which also do not scale once you have many complex rules interacting).

So...in my opinion it is a little bit like SQL. You would not use SQL to write an application (I hope!).
Here's another thing society does that heavily penalizes "unattractive" men: Men are strongly stigmatized for wearing make-up for personal (as opposed to professional) use. It really isn't fair. A good foundation and some concealer goes a long way.

I don't think attractiveness matters past initiating the first date in a cold relationship. Who knows, is it because I've gotten older? Getting to know someone makes their face so dynamic and expressive. Every human face is pretty once you get to know it that way. Perhaps that is why it's easier to date people we're already friends with: we already know how pretty and interesting they are, what more could one want?
Ok so it did end at starvation and poison tea then, slightly relieved, I had the image of egyptian mummification in mind in addition to that.
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What I meant was: be careful when applying an operation involving secrets to untrusted input. It's very easy to leak your secrets.

This doesn't matter with this scheme because verification doesn't use any secrets. (Well, sort of. If you're taking advantage of "everlasting security", then the public key is secret.)
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> ultimately I want to be able to automatically extract data, such as product information from ecommerce sites

A little OT, but although you could probably train models to figure that out, many (if not most) eCommerce sites should already be tagging their sites with semantic tags for product information, since it assists with indexing for search engines.

Here, for example, is the Schema.org for a product (https://schema.org/Product).
Yes, that's exactly his point. Which is why his refusal to look at some of the most substantive reasons is especially disappointing.
I would argue that it is. There are plenty of cases where laws are unjust and should be broken. Here's an example:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blasphemy_law_in_Iran

>Persecuted individuals are subject to surveillance by the "religious police," harassment, prolonged detention, mistreatment, torture, and execution.
Is it really about what's written???

90% is visual is it not?

How is it for you ... if you don't find her attractive as im sure you look at her pics first.. are you going to bother reading what her profile says?
Very polished profiles help to get first dates, but not actually finding good partners.

I know/have friends that are actually really good at getting the first date, but strike out after it. At the end of the day you need in person skills, and being polished yourself to be lucky at it.

People that are polished in person and come out as they have their stuff together, tend to do much better in meeting people in real life. It seems that most dating apps are geared/optimized towards engagement and keep you swiping more than actually finding a partner.

Also, the only success stories I have heard of online/app dating has been only from women.
Even homeless people these days live better than Aztec kings a thousand years ago.

To be facile, if you want to reduce poverty to zero, merely reduce the poverty threshold to zero - as long as you're alive, you're not living in poverty.

Based on standards of living, nobody in the United States right now compared to the rest of the world throughout history is living in poverty.
Ah, I missed that! Thanks for the correction.
Prolog is only appropriate for certain kinds of programs, long time ago I programmed in prolog and it was a very difficult task when the problem was not about matching and unification.

For me Lisp was much more appropiate and easy to program. Forward chaining and unification is not enough for certain class of algorithms, sometime you need backward chaining, probabilistic inference and many other ideas that are not easily translated in prolog. I remember some discussion about the semantic of clauses. For example misil(ready), is this about the misil is already ready, or that you are going to prepare the misil, etc. I find that concurrency and paralelism in prolog are not easy. In the book "on Lisp" by P. Grahan there is a prolog interpreter in Lisp, this can be interesting for somebody wishing to learn prolog.

Edit,Added, erlang was inspired by prolog, so learning prolog will help you learn erlang, but if you are a ruby type elixir is your best option.