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> The GoF list of design patterns is very much tightly coupled to the peculiarities of Java at the time the book was written

GoF publication date: 1994;
Java launch date: 1995

The patterns are essentially Smalltalk-based, though the authors had been implementing the same ideas in C++ - Gamma in ET++ and Vlissides in InterViews.
Like so many other areas, it's really a shame that the industry can't co-operate here. Apple Pay works fine at the one location near me that supports it, but it's a headache for the merchant (I might be the only person who uses that payment system) and the consumer (lack of support elsewhere).

The equation for websites is similar given Mac users are a minority, and many Mac users use Chrome.
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Yes, some of the studies haven't been reproducible. I don't have references right now, unfortunately.
There is a blind spot in AI research
Hi SXP, thanks for your comment.
You might want to check out Mark Litwintschik's posts (independent blogger who has benchmarked this dataset across many different databases) for performance on GeForce GTX TITAN X's.
4 x GeForce GTX TITAN X: http://tech.marksblogg.com/billion-nyc-taxi-rides-nvidia-tit....
8 x K80s: http://tech.marksblogg.com/billion-nyc-taxi-rides-nvidia-tes....
He has additional posts on MapD on Pascal Titan X's and AWS as well.
In full disclosure I work at MapD...
Intelligence services didn't have bad intent, they had bad intel.

Specifically, they used an informant (Curveball[0]) who was later discredited.

However, this still supports my argument that Google's "fact-checking" algorithm will not tell us what's true or not, it will tell us what the prevailing belief is. But that's not what people want -- they want the truth.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curveball_(informant)
I'm curious, has this ever been demonstrated to be feasible in practice? I mean a real example of someone getting a full password through a timing attack in a real-life (or reasonably similar to real-life) scenario.
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They should welcome online trolling,
abuse, and personal attacks?

Nobody should welcome it, but -- as it comes with the territory -- they need to ignore it.

She works on what is historically and cross-culturally arguably the most controversial subject, namely human sexuality. Attacks are to be expected, and the mature reaction to this is to lead by example: ignore the attacks and be as meticulously scientific as possible in the hope of inspiring others to be similarly mature. All the more so if you work in a field (psychology) that has a long history of unsupported claims and lack of methodological rigour.

The reason science works, the reason we can fly to Mars, have a supercomputer in everybody's pocket today, can treat many diseases, is because sufficiently many adhere to a rigorous scientific methodology and every scientist is extremely critical of colleagues who don't. It is incumbent
upon all scientists to hold themselves and others up to the highest standards.

Computer science grew out of worries about the lack of rigor in the foundations of mathematics,triggered by the (re-)discovery of non-Euclidian geometry. Mathematics, the most rigorous of all scientific fields, is currently beginning to move towards formally verified proofs. To be even more reliable.
Facebook is what mainstream compares 4chan to. A nice safe sterile place. Good for family values and advertising.
Thanks! I installed it a and aliased grep to 'echo Try ag'.
Rat Catcher (dubbed the Rat Patrol here) still exists in one place in the world: Alberta, Canada. I think we're one of the only places with nearly zero Norway Rat Population.

http://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/$department/deptdocs.nsf/All/agd...
How about making it easier for people to get themselves out of the situation?

It is the job of the government if people decide it is the job of the government to provide a safety net.

And it ought to be in part on the assumption that a proportion of those who finds themselves in such as situation either is there without fault and/or want to improve and stop being a drain on the taxpayer. Investing in their future is also investing in increased tax revenue and reduced future benefits payments.
I disagree, but you're free to think that. What he does is effective politics. All politicans do it. Look at the recent wall st transcripts of Hillary clinton and see how she talks to them, versus how she talks to "everyday Americans".
> Old timers in government don't really like Asians

Sorry, but I don't believe it's appropriate to make generalizations like this without any evidence. We don't need more blind divisiveness in this (or any) country.
Years of internet use have immunized me from relying on the word "fact" in the title of anything.
How is that sexual assault?
Suppose you couldn't define flight, and I said, of course flight is possible since birds fly so it would be possible to fly, flight is just the sum of the mechanical motions that it entails - whereas you claimed no, no, it's some kind of magic that Hermes, the god of flight deigns to imbue some creatures with. Even if you exactly copied every last muscle twitch in a bird with a mechanical version of the same, you claimed, there is no guarantee that Hermes would play along and magically make it fly, it could be an earthbound mechanical object, or even if it did appear to fly, since we don't have a good definition of flight how would we even know if it's really flying? It could just be appearing to fly but, since in our mythology Hermes doesn't make mechanical things fly, it really isn't flying...

it's not something that is even worth discussing. of course if you made an emulated version of a brain in a VR with the same structure and neurological action and it reported consciousness, then it would be conscious, of course, yes. This is like asking whether NES games can "really" be running in a browser, even if the browser is emulating an NES system and includes the code of the original cartridge. Is the game "really" running? Can you "really" play it? Meaningless questions. If the VR person with the same brain topology as a human and hundreds of billions of neurons reports consciousness then of course it has it. why would being emulated suddenly make it different from all 7 billion humans running natively in the world, especially if theoretically it could be compiled from the same source code (which we have a copy of, DNA was sequenced in full in the 90s).

Since my comment was about a thousand years out, there's no question and we don't need to discuss these things. It's open and shut. I don't need to give any citations.
ShhhHHHhhhhhhh! I'm tricking the questioner into learning some math.
GCP just feels so much better "put together" from UX to product features. It had the advantage of not being first-mover.
http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/11/03/all-in-all-another-bric...
lol, yeah; ML seems to be an area where people like making new terms a lot.
Humans as a species are pretty resourceful, but individual humans often not so much.

The problem is that throughout human history the demand for unskilled labor has exceeded the supply, and that has been the foundation of our social contract: work, and you eat. Don't, and you starve. But some day soon, technology could make that assumption no longer true, at which point we could have big problems unless we radically rethink how our society is organized. That is something we humans have historically not been very good at.
That explains why I got one called Captain Underpants one time...
If you want Walmart to match Costco on pay, it has to fire between 1/3 and 1/2 its employee base and replace them with robotics or other automating technology.

Sales per employee

Costco: $550,000

Walmart: $200,000

So now you need to find low skill jobs for a million people, at a time when automation technology is aggressively seeking to (and increasingly able to) wipe out those types of jobs. Oh yeah, and Walmart is very likely in permanent contraction mode already, in which its business will perpetually shrink on a year over year basis ala Sears and other past giants of retail, as Amazon + its far greater automation eats them. Good luck.
I studied the system and I can see more or less how to deal with the red-tape.

I'm wondering beyond integrating the payment APIs on the backend and managing tokens, how much hidden work is there?
Duverger's Law says that Plurality Voting (specifically) leads to two-party domination.

http://scorevoting.net/DuvTrans.html
Very good advice. Your good deed rewards you over time.
Imagine delivering a fake NSL that's forged using a random case-number that happens to correspond to a real, active, and classified investigation, though. (Not even necessarily one that ever issued an NSL.) You'd ask them to talk to you about the case number, and then they'd completely clam up, because it is a case but it's one that doesn't involve you at all, so they don't want to admit of its existence to you. Kafka-esque results.
Ha! Sounds like Ross Perot! That guy hired people to go through his own employees' garbage... And would show up himself unannounced at odd hours...
What is analytics? What does that encompass? Not trying to play dumb.

I am familiar with multi-strategy buyside >$1B firms, analyst and management work. More on PM side (equity, HY, macro research,) and less with sales and marketing or middle office but have experience across groups.

I don't work at a quant shop but do think its the future of finance - in general computers are already better at finance than humans and that gap will grow.

There are tons of problems to fix in finance if you're thinking as a founder or VC. But many would-be fintech startups don't realize the extent finance can't make big changes without regulatory level changes too, that can be a good or bad thing, but this is the opposite of some "move fast and break things" industry. It must be addressed and execution of many solutions can become impractical and inefficient at the startup level, with exceptions, fintech involves a lot of "move slow, don't break anything, call me in 10-15 years". I think Zenefits is an example right now going through learning this the hard way but I am impressed by what Dave Sacks is doing.

What sort of thing are you thinking about when you say fintech?

What types of ideas? This is HackerNews everyone has a million ideas, me included.
I don't remember a concrete example out of the top of my head but it has been demonstrated that it is possible to pull of this kind of timing attack if the attacker has a computer in the same datacenter as the target.
I didn't say that it's impossible to do these things in KiCad, it's rather that KiCad doesn't offer a lot of assistance for those scenarios. In the extreme case, you can design your PCB by hand-writing the Gerber files, but the point of an EDA tool is that it should handle the automatable stuff.
That's contradicted by another purpose of the Act, which is to employ more people--not fewer people.

It's called overtime.

Instead of working one person 80 hours a week, give two people jobs where each works 40 hours a week.

If you want to work someone more than 40 hours a week, fine--but pay time and a half for those additional hours.

Cheaper to employ more people.
I don't know about this tool, thanks!
Actually the saying is:

Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others.

It's a way of saying democracy isn't perfect but at least it has the potential to evolve.
Vector space is the place: https://www.google.com/?tbm=pts#tbm=pts&q=%22vector+space%22

I see vector space approaches as the tip of the spear when it comes to advancing NLP/AI.
The ultimate efficiency hack: Have kids
Newegg has one of the most powerful product search/filter mechanisms I've seen. It's not the best UX (could use more performance and a better multi-select mechanism, and dividing the interface into three levels of simple/advanced/power search doesn't seem ideal), but in terms of functionality, it almost always has the features I want pulled out and selectable. Search for a monitor, and you'll get options for resolution, inputs, size, etc.

In terms of raw performance, I'm impressed with the speed and presentation of https://instantdomainsearch.com/ . Instant live responsiveness improves usability significantly.
is going up the nose an option?
> He's literally bragging about sexual assault

No, he literally is not.

"Grab ’em by the pussy. You can do anything." != "I forcefully grab women by the vagina"

but I can see this is a losing battle.

> That's true whether or not there is evidence of his words being true.

Ah, the old "the absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence" defense.
I am amazed that Google and grep are at the bottom of this thread. I guess they're not cool anymore, but they're two of the best examples of search UX there are.
The flaw in this approach is that many words do not have a single vector representation. Consider "Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana". The word "flies" has 2 distinct meanings; but the representation in word2vec will be a single, hybrid vector which is neither here nor there. And often sarcasm relies on this dual meaning to make a point.
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It's rather trivial.

Google finds some pocs, http://www.scasploit.org/?p=9
No, the point was 'West suffers from secrecy because X thing happened' where X seems to have been completely made up. I don't think this is 'getting hung up on details'. You seem to want to argue about something entirely different but I'm not really interested in that, I'm afraid.
Design and Implementation of a 256-Core BrainFuck Computer [pdf]
You are lying. Nobody claimed that he wanted to "kick out" all muslims. He merely wanted to ban them from entering, including re-entering after leaving. Here is the Wall Street Journal, of all places:

In December, days after the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, Calif., Mr. Trump called for “a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the U.S. until our country’s representatives can figure out what the hell is going on.”

His first television ad in January depicted images of the suspects in the San Bernardino attacks and of Islamic State militants and said, “That’s why he’s calling for a temporary shutdown of Muslims entering the United States.”

Link: http://www.wsj.com/articles/donald-trump-back-pedals-on-bann....

HC is not a criminal because the law requires intent to divulge secrets for prosecution and there's no evidence that secrets even were leaked, less alone that it was intentional.
Much easier to put the POTS equivalent of a proxy on the person's line (e.g. an LTE picocell hidden near their home, configured in a Stingray-like mode, running its own internal call-switching logic) than to hack the FBI's PBX, I'd think.
Nice demo, but it would be even nicer if you could get the blooper fixed: "Mapbox's Openstreetmap"

MapBox is an active and respected participant in the OpenStreetMap project and uses our data in some of its products, but that is it.
The classic Andrew Ng's course on Coursera. Then ML courses on Udacity.
How should you measure your value to the world if not by what you produce? By being very very good looking and your mother thinks you're smart? By being a nice person? Being nice should be table stakes, but ultimately, on average, people need to produce more than they consume or the world as we know it fails. It wasn't too long ago, that 50+ hours/week was a luxury - and it wasn't earned by typing at a desk.
I just contacted all .de-stores (except one or two, who had neither an email address nor a contact form).

So far received one response: "We do not even accept credit cards!". Tried to explain to her why foreign code on your site might still be a problem.

Expecting many similar responses. Where possible I contacted their developers directly, maybe they will do something.
Where can I find the redefinition?
That's not quite true. E.g. Google's email spam models are trained without access to the raw text. In general the field of differential privacy is developing rather quickly.
Sierra Wireless Warns Cellular Data Gear Targeted by Mirai Malware
this is what happends if you have a 100,000 usd bounty. Thats a lot of money in many countries.
Being exposed to djbdns I was never tempted at all to try c-ares.

Not sure what I missed. It must have some other redeeming qualities besides this one. :)

Learning to master nc and tcpclient before curl* had the same effect. I guess I am missing all the fun.

*There are so many features, so much rarely used code, I'm not sure one could ever hope to fully understand all the implications.
Starting to sound like this poor Alto has been to hell and back.
Let me present a counter-opinion. I found KiCad to be surprisingly useful, not for super-complex boards, but for significantly more than just the simplest of projects (I'm using it for four-layer boards with controlled impedance tracks and differential pairs).

Yes, there are bugs and annoyances. But not enough to shell out 6kEUR or so for the next step up in EDA tools (which would be Altium Designer, and I'm not even mentioning the maintenance fees, just the initial payment). For our business it simply doesn't make sense to spend that money given how well KiCad does its job.

Going into details — I only use the OpenGL mode, ever (because of the push&shove router). These are the things I would like fixed/improved:

— copper plane handling: copper planes from different nets do not avoid each other, which should be considered a bug,

— push&shove router will happily push around my carefully placed differential pairs, breaking their alignment, and NOT TELL ME ABOUT IT (the last part is the worst),

— DRC doesn't check diff pairs,

— I'd like to see easier via stitching.

The rest are inconveniences, which every CAD package has.

Also, most of this discussion focuses on PCB design. It is worth mentioning that the schematic drawing is pretty well done, and the resulting schematics look good. Also, the idea of associating footprints separately from schematic symbols is a very good one and lets me reuse footprints better.

Overall, I found KiCad to be perfectly suitable for nearly all hobby projects, and very capable for professional work, although with some caveats, and not for everything out there. I think I would not try to use it to route high-speed boards with more than 6 layers.

Let's also look at this from a different perspective: these days, as a hobbyist, I can simply start DOING electronics and easily get to 4-layer controlled impedance designs. Given the wonderful chips that are available these days and the availability of services like OSHpark and OSHstencils, this means you can really do impressive stuff, without spending anything on EDA tools. The upfront start-up cost is zero. This is fantastic and is a great achievement of the KiCad team. I am very grateful for that.
I have a travel agent in my street. Here in Germany they are omnipresent. But when I count how many people on Tinder got "Traveling" as their only hobby, I can see why.

We had door to door salesmen back when I was young (15-20 years ago), they sold vacuum cleaners for Vorwerk or Kirby. High end systems, very expensive and they showed them at your home, my mother bought 2, so it worked haha. Then there are salesmen that sell stuff like scented candles, Tupperware, Dildos etc. pp. which throw tiny parties for their sales events at customers livingrooms. Not exactly door to door salesmen, but they visit customers at home to sell them things.

2009 I worked in an HR office (public service) where two typists worked, people recoreded letters all the time and they typed them with headphones on. I don't know if they still work there.

A friend of mine lives in Berlin and heats with coal. She says many flats in the east of Berlin are still heated with those coal ovens. Sometimes she buys the coal at the store and sometimes she gets deliveries.

Also here are regular markets with greengrocers and one of them even drives through my street once a week and sells from a truck. He has a bell and yells stuff like "POTATOOOOOS. FRESH APPLES AND CARROOOOTS" etc.

And a friend of mine works as a bookseller.
Thanks a lot, we are working on a long list of changes to make make mobile users experience better, added your feedback to the list
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> Incorrect - raising the price of labor does not decrease the demand for labor. It's a movement along the demand curve, not a shift.

But wouldn't this movement along the demand curve reduce the number of jobs available (at the point where demand and supply cross)?
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This sounds right and the way these regulations are set is bullshit.

Sure, there should be regulations but it shouldn't lead to large fees and make it difficult to pay or receive payments online.
Wrong. The report is not about an open exploit but about an actively used exploit spreading malware.
And that's why no one is talking about forcing GitHub and Gitlab to do anything. They're merely complaining. Just because someone complains about something doesn't mean they think it is illegal or ought to be illegal.
Is there a source for this? I don't doubt you but I'd love to read more about this. That is an interesting fact.
EAGLE is terrible. It is not only bizarre and unnecessarily complex, but also buggy. It is free, but only for the smallest of projects, and if you get to a certain board size or a number of layers, it suddenly becomes quite expensive.

In my opinion, KiCad is already better than EAGLE even not taking the price into account.
And today I discovered a tool that solves a frustrating problem in Windows, thanks!
Intelligence agencies usually rely on many unreliable sources, a few reliable ones, and interpretation of publicly available data; the interesting part is how they evaluate and interpret information from these different sources, which is one of the things Tetlock addresses.

I am not sure that people actually want to know what is the truth; maybe one or two percent of the voters want to know the truth, but I very much doubt the number is much higher than that. People probably want to be told that what they believe is the truth when they go to these websites. There is a great deal of work on the subject of political ignorance (and self-deception), but I recommend the recent (and very readable) book "Against Democracy" by Jason Brennan for its summary of current evidence, and a proposed solution.
Language matters too less, What matters is how it is being used. A Java project may be meanly architected, while PHP code may be architected with good quality. Its is the quality of architecture and code what makes projects sustainable(i.e technically).
Be kind. Rewind. :)
At the rate they are going they will have python running on it before the year is out.
space2vec can distinguish between multiple uses of the same word. I suspect that the current version would struggle with that sentence, but it's possible

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Tin-foil hat advised. UN and what army? Some US cities have a larger armed force than what UN has worldwide. Chinese army already mass-deployed to continental US (Texas, of all places! "Yeah, let's first attack the state that's not on the west coast and likely to put up the toughest resistance. And next we'll attack Moscow in winter, that shouldbe far easier. Nothing could possibly go wrong.") without anyone noticing (except that one guy)? Puh-leeze. I liked the "there will be an attack from secret Nazí moonbase" story much more, that one is far more credible.