skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A fleet of self driving cars equal to the maximum needed simultaneously can move around ferrying first one person then another to their destination.

Car ownership requires at worst 1 car per person.

Carpooling requires a lot of planning and only works for with individuals with similar scheduled routes and requires the humans to include the time to drop off additional passengers or pass control of the vehicle to another for additional legs of the trip. Totally aside from the logistical nightmare it requires people to trust others with an asset worth thousands or 10s of thousands of dollars.

Imagine you pick 10 people. Getting them all to and from work shopping etc requires 10 cars at worst in the ownership strategy.

Imagine that carpooling might reduce it to 8 or 9. Its extremely likely that a route could be plotted for 3-5 cars to take all to their desired destinations both by moving back and forth for trips that don't coincide and by making slightly longer trips that move multiple parties.

Now imagine that you have the entire population and can match all the rides that coincide and include an entire range of vehicles including buses to get everyone from A to B maybe you can reduce this to 1-2 per commuter.
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Javascipt on frontend is there to stay, and either backend js frameworks will mature like meteor or there will be always dominant backend language like python, java, go or elixir.
I thought I have explained that already in my previous comment. It is written like that twice because "Two" is "दोन" in Konkani as well as Marathi. Both languages are used in the language panel of the reverse side of the note.

"Two thousand rupees" (in English) = "दोन हजार रुपया" (in Konkani) = "दोन हजार रुपये" (in Marathi).

This is nothing new about the new 2000 INR notes. This is true for the older 5 INR, 10 INR, 20 INR, 50 INR, 100 INR, 500 INR and 1000 INR notes as well. The language panel shows only 15 of the 22 official languages of India, in alphabetical order. The 6th language in the language panel is Konkani and the 8th one is Marathi.

I have also explained in my previous comment that the denomination is also written in Hindi. Why do you think it is not written in Hindi even once? In fact, the denomination is written in Hindi on the reverse side of every note, outside the language panel, either at the bottom left corner or at the left edge. In fact, in the new 2000 INR notes, "दो हज़ार रुपये" is written in Hindi at the left edge of the reverse side of the note.
Well if you want to be a child and repeat your tired argument continuously, you do that.

Given that the article is specifically titled open source not "free software" I don't even see how your "point" came up.
This is VERY MUCH a falsehood. Have you ever commuted during the very ironically named 'rush hour'. (Everyone would much rather go fast, and it usually takes much longer than an hour)
I'm wondering what are the myriad other ways that low-income folks are silently taxed?

higher interest rates, housing codes, regulatory compliance (leading to higher prices), and possibly even the minimum wage come to mind (I'm sure there's much more), thus always keeping "the basics" expensive enough to be out of reach.
I would separate the issues, vacuum cleaners are famous for electrically charging dust up to quite high voltages.
>Uhm, well, because I'm having a conversation about cultural differences between the midwest and the north-east

The subject is entirely irrelevant. You just bring it up to virtue signal, despite the fact that even in your best case scenario, 30% of the people you are assuming would want an apology are people who voted for Trump.
The .msstyles support in Wine was terribly slow last time I tried it. Has it improved?
I'm no fan of Peter Thiel's politics, but where are these libertarian communities you speak of [1]? I can't think of any libertarian government that currently has power any where.

[1] I'm excluding anarchist communities.
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What does peppering mean though? I don't even know the definition.

Per-user unique salts are definitely helpful in leaks like this. With 400,000,000 users, it would take 400,000,000x more compute power to crack the same number of passwords.
One thing that kills me about prisons is that they achieve exactly the opposite of what they are supposed to be achieving. They add more psychological trauma, they create more anger and they force people to focus on what they've done in the past instead of what they could be doing different in the future.

The problem is that there are always more important things to worry about in our society than reforming prisons. Not much has changed since prisons have been invented, really. Recidivism is unacceptably high. The solution is not more discipline. It's more respect, more compassion, more dignity, more learning, and more showing that life doing other things is as rewarding if not more than doing the things that lead to prison.
>Because if you're in USNE, you probably felt genuinely ill after hearing the nomination

Which is both a foolish assumption and completely off-topic and irrelevant. Even in the NE, millions of people voted for Trump. And millions more didn't vote for him, but are not so blinded by their little bubble of hate that they "felt genuinely ill" over their preferred candidate losing an election.

>So if you're in a discussion about cultural differences between USNE and USMW, that's an entirely valid point.

We're in a discussion about diamonds.
>Could a company be sued for hiring someone grossly incompetent on the basis they did not vet the employees competence?

Not sure. I have personally never heard of it but that is hardly conclusive.

Its not the kind of job where individuals are out making decisions on their own as a rule. Particularly at established companies people's work likely has to pass assorted automated tests and rounds of human review and testing. And then the companies software is wrapped in extremely carefully worded licences and contracts to limit liability.

Also bear in mind that software is typically produced behind closed doors. The external users of the software likely have no idea as to the identities of the humans producing the software they use. You would never know if someone incompetent was hired (assuming their poor quality work somehow got released) because you don't know if the software is being produced by 1 or 100 humans.
> That's not a big story at all.

I should have looked at Wikipedia first :) Although I do find the arrangement quite odd - Egypt and Sudan don't have a similar arrangement?
I believe the DOD already has plans to bring online two new computers in the near future that will retake the crown. At least one of them with Nvidia with a big emphasis on P100 and nvlink.
I really doubt lab grown meat will ever be as sustainable, as a normal plant based diet.
I did this too but I also realized "the way I've always parted my hair" is likely also "the way other people are used to seeing me" and thus "the way other people like it" too. So although I like it "to the left" everyone else likes it when I have it "to the right". I am the only one who doesn't care for that, but I also never see it other than flipped!
Also most guys wouldn't care in the least about rings (unless you know it has bluetooth or zigbee or something).

Agree grandparent comment truly made me understand the woman's side of thing. It's easy for men to dismiss them as being irrational.

I am glad that diamond engagements aren't a thing in India. (Although in place of it we have a ton of other retarded customs). Gold is pretty much the standard here - which is actually quite practical. It makes a good liquid asset, holds its value, stays as an insurance and safety during hard times.
I think you are off by quite a bit on how much meat Americans eat.

214.8 lbs per capita per annum * 318 million people = ~68 billion lbs per annum

See: http://www.nationalchickencouncil.org/about-the-industry/sta...
> If they don't, then why should US movie studios?

Because not all americans are white, and if there ever was a chance to see someone who looked like me in a movie being cool, I would hope it's the anime adaptation. GitS is merely the latest in a long line of movies to re-cast asian roles for caucasian actors. Some more: Avatar the last airbender, Aloha, Cloud Atlas was especially cringeworthy since caucasian actors had prosthetic eyelids... imagine if robert downey jr's character's blackface was played non-ironically.

I wouldn't mind if it just happens sometimes, but it happens almost every time... They could easily find american actors who speak perfect english, that's supposed to be one of the advantages of being a country of immigrants no?

I understand the financial motivations of a casting decision, but its somewhat of a catch 22. It's difficult to find minority actors who have lots of experience. It's difficult to get a lot of experience as a minority actor since you end up getting typecasted for a few roles.
Does this show PC Gaming is booming as a result?
>He's already backtracking on ObamaCare, saying he wants to keep parts of it

He said that over 6 months ago, that's not backtracking.

>unless you campaigned a lot to get more people to the polls in the Dem primary to vote for Bernie.

That would not have changed anything. There was no primary election, it was rigged. Perhaps try reading those leaked emails the media was telling you not to read.
Just pointed out a math flaw in parent post. It's obvious where both numbers were pulled from...
I can vouch for Moves, used it a lot before Facebook bought it. Similar to Google's location history.
For a recent (within the last 100 years) example of Terra Nullius, look at Svalbard and the Svalbard treaty. Any citizen of a signatory to the treaty is entitled to live there. In practice it's kind of hard to do, since there's not much economic activity up there and logistics/transport costs and energy costs makes everything very expensive. But theoretically an Afghan citizen could move to Svalbard freely.

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

also, no, it does not have any armored polar bears.
most people won't publicly claim that they want population control (e.g. one child policies or similar) either, so i think many people want a bunch of things that aren't compatible.
To gain adoption.

NVidia doesn't care about OpenCL.

Google doesn't care, and pushes Renderscript instead.

Apple doesn't care, it created OpenCL, but since Khronos doesn't dance their music, they rather push Metal Compute Shaders.

Microsoft has C++AMP and DX Compute.

Additionally CUDA was designed to be targeted by multiple languages, while OpenCL had to wait for OpenCL 2.0 for it to happen.

Also the graphical debuggers for OpenCL could get some love.

I know which GPU makers I will keep giving my money to.
>>difference between not doing X because you've been told Y will happen, and not doing X because you have memories of doing X and Y happening

I do not have to have memories about being raped in the jail to know that it is a bad experience. Am I a genius?

Funny fact: I moved out with 14 to a big city for a special school and lived in a dormitory with normal guys. None of us got jailed.

I hear only bad excuses.
Major doesn't seem herself. she seems confused, and weak. the real Major we know is straight badass, with some natural, intelligent introspection that would come from being a full-body cyborg.

I don't like what they've done to the flesh. she should appear more anatomically human, without breaks in the flesh, with nipples, etc. it adds more to Major being comfortable with herself. this is minor in the scheme of things, I suppose. but it is quite a big decision to make, and if they didn't see this through correctly, it makes me wonder about the rest of the film.

and as someone pointed out, when an official trailer[1] opens up with the main actor saying how much they enjoyed making the movie, that's never a good sign.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTaLafAFrmE
Chrome still has the option, though they're not disabled by default. I disable them and also set up another person/profile in Chrome that allows 3rd party cookies but deletes all cookies when quitting. If I encounter a site that doesn't work with 3rd party cookies disabled, I can easily launch another window with the other profile and view the site without having to change settings.
Just to be clear, your benchmark for 'trendy' includes diamonds? That's like calling printed books a fad.
Great News. The only thing missing is Linux support, then I'm sold on VS (again).
You made a very specific claim ("research shows that gun owners and their families are far, far more likely to be injured or killed by said firearm"), then when called on it, you threw out a number of quotes (from specifically anti-RKBA sources) unrelated to your claim.

That false claim is often quoted from the Kellerman study, but an examination of his data (it took years for him to release it) revealed that in almost all such homicides, it was a gun that the intruder brought with him (predominantly male) and not one the victim owned. (Kates, 2001) The residents' gun could have been locked up in the basement, and Kellerman counted it anyway.

Or, do you have different research in mind that supports that claim?
Go to a nearby bank with your ID
Ask HN: Will we have time to understand that singularity happened?
According to the theory the super intelligence will better itself in seconds many times over. From then on it could probably control internet, camouphlage itself, create black holes, manipulate all people and so forth. Maybe it even puts us in a Matrix without even allowing anyone to know that it has arrived.I see no reason why it would signal its creators vs pretending a software malfunction or something.
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Game cheats for people who don't want to hook the game renderer.
Their graphs are showing a large growth in 2017 which are pure predictions. To makes matters worse they are not marked as such which is misleading.
So Mozilla is making it harder for end users to find and kill service workers?

The main difference between the TR and the suggested document is a weak "privacy" section, suggesting that the data stored by service workers locally should be flushed on user request.
Mozilla currently does not allow service workers to run in incognito windows, which sort of complies with that.
Why the snark? Is this discussion funny to you? If you don't want to contribute civilly, please don't.
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What's most striking, of course, is how the Clintons, Obamas, Merkels and Hollandes of the world have wholeheartedly embraced this "supermanagerial" economic and political order, while paying lip-service to socialistic ideology.

The meteoric rise of the alt-right is only matched by the abject failure of the left.
Tens of millions of pageviews per month on web apps I've been running for the last seven years built with PHP. I've invested heavily in PHP7 and am reaping the performance benefits of that.

Future projects will be built in PHP7, but I am learning more about using Golang in the long term.
fucking FINALLY
Don't kid yourself. There is no animal friendly way to produce milk on any economic scale. Even if "organic" farms didn't forcably impregnated the cows (which most of them still do), they still take away the calves and hand them over to the veal industry.
That looks useful for getting insights into what is happening in a NN.

What is it visualizing in a convolutional layer, does it average all the channels, or select just one?
No, not everybody is like me. I take responsibility for my actions and do not blame others, my parents or the society. And yes, the whole generation of my parents and also mine was abused by the russians. We had the highest suicide and alcoholism rates of the world. And I got over it.
Less details about library but otherwise good compiler compatibility table can be found on cppreference http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support .
Then you have an issue on the values you have, and willing to spend the rest of your life together with someone that doesn't share those same values.

You should really have an open conversation about that and weight the implications of it. It can slowly build up to an unavoidable obstacle for the relationship.
When crooked interests hinder adoption, you should blame the crooked interests, not the technology.

Anyway, Vulkan provides lower level access to the compute functionality. And MS and Apple can get lost with their selfish NIH approach. The rest are supporting Vulkan, including all GPU makers.
That entire series was really well done. It does not surprise me at all that they hired good actors too.
I really wish there would be a linter (I realise it's probably a nearly impossible task) which would complain when you use legacy, unsafe language features.

As someone who doesn't work in C++ or have the benefit of 10 years experience to see the flaws, trying to write modern, safe C++ is essentially impossible. I spent a solid week trying to write something safe and only use C++14/17 features when they were available, and encountered a mountain of outdated- and mis-information about what one can and can't do, what is and isn't considered safe and why one certain feature is better than another.

It's nobody's fault that this happens, but with C++14 apparently fast becoming a language that is addressing it's #1 pitfall (safety) in an apparently very adequate way, it's frustrating that there's no "safe code" linter to stop rookies stepping on landmines.

Thanks for the list, it's a solid start, and the sibling comment about C++ Core Guidelines is another solid resource.
Since it's based on MonoDevelop/Xamarin you should expect it soon.
Well if you want to compare that way to the cities mentioned in the list, the only appropriate comparisons in Europe are London and Paris which definitely have parking, traffic and pollution issues (or had till they started banning vehicles in the center of the cities). Paris even considered banning diesel altogether contrary to the rest of Europe.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_agglomerations_by_po...

Barcelona and Copenhagen arr about an order of magnitude smaller and likely don't even make it into the top 100 cities. In India in casual conversations we would call places with such populations "small towns" :-)
No C++ support, I suppose.
I was born behind the iron curtain and emigrated on my own to western Europe. Easy life, isn't it?

I swear, some people...
Here is one, very specific study that indirectly confirms exactly this.

Interviews of 100 incarcerated felons (with a specific incentive to discourage gun ownership), without any actual data (even anecdotal), confirms nothing. Did you bother to read any of your quoted research before cutting-and-pasting?
Summary

1 - no one can answer this without seeing your resume(you could trying changing names of company/project/you)

2 - there are lots of jobs filled through indeed/etc..

3 - people are looking for dev's with experience

4 - some younger companies will see this as a mark against you, a lot of companies will see this as a benefit.

5 - easily fixable, build a side project put technology on resume.

6 - it's not management experience specifically but it might be a lack of visible career advancement(to the recruiter)

7 - most companies count engineering degrees~~CS degrees)

Fixes

Apply to older more established companies.

Build a couple of side projects with with new tech then put on resume

Make sure to craft story in your resume of career progression. Even if your title stayed the same show how your responsibilities and business value have grown.

So you don't have any problems a little elbow grease can't fix :).
there is no Sioux. it's a name the french gave them when they supplied them with guns and whiskey to fan a counter-insurgency. Sitting Bull was a Humpapa Indian.
Don't German stores accept debit cards?

The cost is much lower on a debit card transaction.
Sadly yes.

It is the Java version of XAML, and it is quite nice to use, but the uptake has been on the slow side. There were quite a few sessions at JavaONE 2016:

https://oracle.rainfocus.com/scripts/catalog/oow16.jsp?event...

Probably the place where it has seen more uptake has been in car infotainment systems, like by Volkswagen.

https://static.rainfocus.com/oracle/oow16/sess/1462531766187...

However our Java desktop native projects are still mostly Swing based, or make use of either Eclipse or Netbeans as desktop framework.

And of course there is the Android Java fork, which doesn't offer any JavaFX compatibility (some guys on the community are porting it though).
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I will definitely consider it as long as it's not vendor locked.
I guess throwing a million kids in prison is cool then.
How can anything concerning future be something else than pure prediction? Do you mean like already agreed orders with delivery dates in 2017?
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khách sạn đà lạt I – Hotel hiện đang có chương trình tri ân gửi đến vị khách hàng thân thiết trong dịp Tết này. Khách sạn cam kết các vị khách đặt phòng từ 23/10/2016 đến 15/11/2016 cho các dịp lễ, tết năm 2017 sẽ được giữ nguyên mức giá, không phụ thu, không tăng giá.
In the USA, where we run 240v/120v to most residential homes the ground and neutral is always connected in the main panel.

If you have a sub-panel feeding the main panel, the neutral and ground are Not bonded.

(I mentioned it because the subpanel is overlooked a lot, and wired wrong, or not to code.)
You should definitely try it as it's easy to interface with C/C++ and the compile times are short, maybe comparable to Go. Also they fixed a lot of C++ annoyances and the language is older and definitely more mature than Rust. It's garbage collected, but you can also do manual memory allocation, although standard library support for that is rather lacking. Unlike Go, It also has a package manager called DUB.

http://dlang.org/overview.html

https://www.quora.com/Which-language-has-the-brightest-futur...

I'm playing with it using LDC2 (Clang), not the standard DMD compiler. LDC2 generates smaller binaries from what I saw.
Do you think people will prefer to use a self driving car that gets them to the office ten minutes faster or one that meanders around picking up other people and dropping them off?
It doesn't seem to support old school WinForms applications, or does it?
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Microsoft just continues to amaze. Never thought I'd see this...
A factor rarely mentioned is heat.

People in tropical climate do not enjoy walking even relatively short distance because of its hot and humid weather during most of the year. Middle-class people in dense tropical cities with traffic problems still buy a car as soon as they can afford it. Coupled with barebone funding for and low quality of public transportation, the traffic problem gets worse and worse as people become more affluent and cities get denser.

Bangkok was a legendary example, where its skytrain only recently helped mitigate the problems for those rich enough to afford a place to stay close to one of its stops.
The film actually looks like it's exploring an alternate timeline / prequil period.

If you've seen the recent OVAs (GitS Arise) this could be an alternate view of what 'the major' looked like before she became the team lead we're more familiar with in other movies and series from this fictional universe. In a time when she is still a slave of 'the system' (I mean that more in the military/industrial/political greed context).

Having made that speculation, I'm not sure that's where this movie actually is. I hope the trailer is simply trying to convey the genera, art-styles, and beginning of the plot (without too many spoilers); but I'm used to trailers that pretty much spoil everything except the culmination of the film.