skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not only did Californians vote to reinstate the death penalty, they then voted to impeach the justices of the State Supreme Court, including the Chief Justice, who actively blocked its use after it became law again. So I don't think there is much argument that the courts were just implementing the will of the people.
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Before they were bought by Facebook, maybe.
It seems so. Apple gets away with stuff other companies would never be able to.

Why not introducing USB-C on the iPhone 7 and makes it easy for the new MBP crowd? It seems the 2 teams didn't talk. Samsung could pull off the same stunt.
No, iOS has no way to expose the cellid information to the apps on phone. Well at least for non-jailbroken.

Best you can do is

\3001#12345#\

and memorize your regular cell information for areas you frequent.

(NFC how to get asterisks to show on here, help is useless put them in where the backslashes are)
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Wrong. You don't need a dongle to connect nothing from Apple.
Markdown/Knitr is one of the biggest points.

A modern interface would also be nice.

And native support for Vim (I know there is a plugin but it's quite limited).
I think that explains my taste in "focus" music. Most of the "focus" playlists are ambient or classical. The ambient stuff is just there; it doesn't really engage my brain. It's like traffic noise. Classical is... I don't know, too structural? I find it distracting. My brain switches on when I'm listening to stuff that's challenging - dissonant, rhythmically odd, fast paced, changing tempos. But I've thought the same thing, that kind of music engages some part of my brain so the part that's more linear-thinking can get on with business uninterrupted.

So my "focus" playlist is post-bop Jazz with things like Chick Corea (especially Three Quartets), Steps Ahead, Keith Jarrett's Standards Trio stuff, early Wynton Marsalis. Some Coltrane, but not so much his meditative stuff - things like Giant Steps make my brain engage.

I can't multitask like that though - I can't have two auditory sources. When I'm talking to people, I have trouble picking out voices when surrounded by a crowd, or with several people talking at once. It's like I'm trying to make sense of all the background noise and can't pick up what's being said directly to me.
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Are we seeing different Apple store pages or something? Different (lower-numbered) iris graphics, slower ram, et c. What are you seeing?

[EDIT] discovered via Wikipedia that it is the same processor generation, just a weaker version. Also, USB-C ports cut down from 4 to 2. The non-touchbar Macbook seems to be designed to make people not buy it. And it's still more expensive than the previous entry level.
If it doesn't block when it can't get a cert, then it becomes very easy for someone to break the security of your site. They just have to block the network path to LetsEncrypt, and then your server will come up without encryption.
any info on payscale? I have a friend who may be a good fit.
I think that's being too cautious. We're also working on a rollout, and won't be pausing it.

It costs $3m/year to run it (someone already posted this link).

Take a look at the sponsor cost:
https://letsencrypt.org/become-a-sponsor/

And their sponsors:
https://letsencrypt.org/sponsors/

They already have at least $2.4m from the 10 platinum and gold sponsors. And at least $270k from the 27 silver sponsors. That's the minimum total, and we're already close to the $3m.

Plus it's part of ISRG, which is backed by Akamai, Cisco, Mozilla, EFF, and a few others.

It sounds very unlikely they'll fail to raise the $3m they need any time soon. I think they'll need some kind of other event to occur first before that happens -- like a security breach, or getting removed from the browsers.
So a half inch thinner and a pound or two in weight is the main consideration? I have yet to find any laptop that isn't portable by definition. I have an old ThinkPad that I use sometimes for OpenBSD, and I find it to be very portable.
If that is really true, why do inmates try to get out, instead of killing themselves? Why not just kill themselves after release, since having lived through that is so much worse than death?
WASM's Turing complete, so yes of course you could. (Maybe minus some features.)

The question would then be, is the mapping straightforward or you do need to reimplement everything from scratch?
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Interesting that "Having title, or writing email to a friend does not make an img missing alt conformant." What if you write an email to an enemy? https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/REC-html51-20161101/changes.html#...
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Sure, but the above point was indicating that even a closed system is capable of decreasing in entropy, according to all other physical laws; it's just that the more complex the system is, the probability of the decrease declines rapidly to near zero.
There's always the old News Radio reference you can use with any office copier / mopier or printer.

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Note that the OP is referring to a "60th percentile" rule, not "60%" rule. Results in a much different number within a given market. I was confused initially, as "60% of market rate" salary would be very much on the exploitive side of things :)
Now I get to turn your technique back on you: I never said that wasn't factual.
There are many changes that could be made to prison without making it a better option than living free but below the poverty line.
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Just like with the very late and crippled intro of webgl support in iOS Safari they are aftaid that WASM apps and especially games wriiten for WASM (e.g Rust has a WASM target now) will compete with the native apps/games, taking a chunk of AppStore revenue with it
I would probably pay ~$10 for some combined services of blogging, link saving, todo list management, ad removal, photo storage, maybe even email etc. (posthaven, pinboard, asana, etc).

I'm not saying they have to be integrated just that I might pay that much for a bunch of premium services if the price were bundled.... and the services were entirely focused on functionality of power users, privacy, and not ease of use, ads and eye candy.. ie pro users... ie vim keys.

I would love a whole bunch of services that had really good vim like short cut keys (yes I know gmail has it but not a lot other things do).

Maybe some of these guys like instapaper could do some sort of joint marketing/sales effort or sharing of users to stay in business.
Oh! It is art? Well, in that case it must be good.
BTW, I have found this:

https://www.centos.org/docs/4/4.5/pdf/System_Administration_...
I'm fond of the idea of fines. Having seen what audits mean, I trust them about as far as I can throw a full-size African elephant bull.
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If you go to the "good stuff" like Toshiba Tecra, Lenovo ThinkPad (except they are worse nowadays), etc... you'll see how expensive they are
I feel that in the age of technological achievements we currently live in, figuring out a way where we can require a certain level of security on these devices without running afoul of "big brother" syndrome seems well within the realm of possibilities.

It's also worth noting had the IoT companies simply done the baseline level of security of making the user change the password that such regulation wouldn't even be needed, so forgive me if I'm unable to care about their stake in things.
Not arguing against your general points here, just wanted to say that using a password manager (I use KeePassX + Dropbox) has made the 'invent password' part of the whole process that much easier for me.
Apparently California has a system (Proposition 218) where local government can impose certain property taxes, but such taxes have to be approved by a 2/3 majority of property owners, and the vote is weighted by the amount of property they own.
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I think you mean antagonists? And yes, but the few ones I've read are pretty heavy-handed and it's pretty terribly done.
Should satellite imagery be considered material information by the SEC?
It is. It's being shutdown. I believe all/most carriers are doing so, which is problematic for lots of cheap iot solutions.

https://www.business.att.com/content/other/2G-Sunset-FAQ_201...
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> tells Apple they can disappoint and dictate to their customers

More correctly, tells Apple that they can disappoint and dictate to some of their customers.

Whether it's a problem for Apple is, of course, dependent on whether it disappoints enough customers sufficiently.

My sense is that they will continue to appeal to a large number of people who want highly attractive, easy to use, reasonably capable, reasonably portable kit. They will also continue to attract those who wish to service said people.

What they'll fail to do is continue to service the more niche clientele who traditionally swore by Apple e.g. non-Apple ecosystem devs and heavy duty media makers.

I'm not hugely happy about this trend as I'm sort of in one of these niches. I'd quite like to have access to a big, expandable chunk of kit that has Apple's traditional build quality.

But I'm still likely to upgrade to a 7 when my contract renews as I have a pair of Bluetooth headphones. I mean, I use my phone for appy things and music when I'm travelling. In that regard I'm really not niche at all.
You can plug the Google Pixel or the latest Samsung phones, for example.

The irony :-)
It depends on what you mean by "capabilities".

My guess is that they consider capabilities to just be a fine-grained permission system. In which case they've lost the battle for a fundamentally improved security system before they've begun. In particular they can't solve the confused deputy problem. (What Linux calls capabilities aren't, for exactly this reason.)

The confused deputy problem happens when a process given a permission for one purpose, can be tricked into using that permission for something unrelated. If you attach permissions to processes, then this will happen because "I have permission to do this" is essentially a global variable.

What you should be thinking is that a capability is a handle, much like a filehandle or an object. You do things by making calls to that handle. If you don't have the handle, you can't make the call. If you have multiple very similar handles, the one you make the call on matters. That handle ties the attempt to take the action to whether you should have permission for it.

Now if you've got handles, you can do something very clever, which is create new handles out of old ones. So, for example, I can take my permissions to read the whole filesystem, and construct a handle that can read from only one directory. I can then pass this new fine grained permission to a process. If that is the only permission it was given, it can never read from anything except the directory. No privilege escalation is possible, ever. You want to be able to create arbitrary capabilities like this and pass them around. The result is that programs get launched not with, "You can do anything I can do" but with, "Here is everything that you will be ever able to do." And this can be verified without ever looking at the source code.
I thought we had to say your name three times in front of a mirror to make you appear? Or have I been doing it wrong all this time?
I sent this to my ex-employer along with my resignation letter. Didn't help me, but they are now accepting remote workers.
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Always?

How about this: http://www.rospaprints.com/image/1061275/bruce-angrave-lift-...

Or this: http://www.rospaprints.com/image/825548/leonard-cusden-lets-...

Or: http://www.rospaprints.com/image/825556/bruce-angrave-courte...

In any case, I don't see a single poster threatening fines.
Just jotted my quick notes on what kept coming up with the half dozen or so early interviewees I met in advance of their interviews the past few days. It was surprising how the same things kept coming up over and over again, so that's what spurred this post.
The common solution to this problem is to deploy a HTTP(S) proxy (like Squid) for outgoing connections. These can operate based on things like the Host header rather than the destination IP. Your web server would be locked down to only allow outgoing connections to this proxy.
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Wow, this seems extremely naive. (Honestly I'm feeling like I got trolled.)

You don't know of anybody who has never been imprisoned who is managing to live their life without interacting with any of the things you've mentioned?

If not, I would recommend enlarging your circle of contact.
And then there is the whole "notification fatigue" issue, where people will dismiss or ok notifications because they get so many in a day.
The OP perpetuates the mistaken assumption that x86-64 looks as it does because it extends good ol' 32-bit x86 encodings, which one might assume still work so well that one could run 32-bit code in 64-bit mode and have it still work.

Which is not the case at all. Those REX prefix bytes used to be perfectly good 32-bit x86 instructions that now simply don't work in 64-bit mode with their original encodings. So the "compatibility" between 32-bit and 64-bit modes is mythical -- the Opteron could have had a nice shiny new 64-bit programming model that was far less confusing than the dog's breakfast that is x86-64, but just didn't.
Unfortunately, being unconscious and relatively immobile for that long would be extremely bad for your health. People in a coma require a lot of specialized nursing care -- for example to avoid developing bed sores -- and anyone immobile for a long time risks cardiovascular problems and muscle atrophy. You can get quite deconditioned from just a week or two of bed rest.

The "stasis" approach for long trips would probably have to be something higher-tech than just regular anesthesia...
I have been thinking of the "HTML5" buzzword and its problems for a while now.
> 2) Give that you can get LE certs for free and use certbot for auto-renewal, why is anyone purchases certs anymore ?

Let's Encrypt only offers Domain Validation certificates, not Organization Validation or Extended Validation (green bar) certificates [1]. The certificates themselves are only valid for 90 days, which might pose a problem for organizations where their infrastructure makes changing certificates difficult or time consuming. LE does not offer wildcard certificates [1], and there is a rate limit of 20 certificates per week per registered domain [2], so organizations with too many domains won't be able to use LE for all their certs.

[1]: https://letsencrypt.org/docs/faq/
[2]: https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/
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I am starting this program in coming session, and having taken a computer vision course, I am wondering how well did they cover Canny edge detection and Hough Transform in just about a week.
Did they go over all the math involved or was the treatment superficial? When I learned about Hough Transform the first time, it blew my mind! I am not very familiar with Deep Learning, so I am a bit concerned, whether I this program is going to teach me Deep Learning the way I want to learn, or will the treatment be a bit superficial? Nonetheless, I'm very excited.
That didn't work on my iphone on att. :(
What are you using this aggravate information for?