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Sounds like you have paroxysmal AF. I can't tell you much about any direct benefits ML could provide there.

I do work on data from persistent AF patients. Specifically, trying to predict AF recurrence after treatment with electrical cardioversion. Basically, electrical cardioversion is an effective treatment for some subset of persistent patients, but for another subset it is not. Doctors have a hard time deciding which patients can benefit from electrical cardioversion and which will not. If we can build a model that predicts this, we can avoid unnecessary procedures (which always carry some risk) and explore other treatment options instead. If this works well, it would directly benefit individuals.
I'd support using flags or full names rather than country codes here, they're much more distinct.
Safari reader-mode can be activated on the normal page of the Washington Post when it is loaded half-way. Reader-mode discards the ads, side-bars and other junk anyway. IOW when activating Safari Reader-mode as soon as Safari allows, the AMP pages loose a lot of their benefits. Combined with ad-blocker and a proper image compression probably little benefits remains for the end-user.

Startpage.com delivers the same results google.com does. I've never hit AMP pages, so I assume they neither they redirect to AMP pages, similar to duckduckgo's !g.
I think the key words are "density" and "concentration".
This doesn't strike me as modern. I don't see what is in there that doesn't already exist in partisan news broadcasts.
Right on the mark. This is the way way to get people to agree to monitoring.
You are right, but the wordings are chosen with the average internet user in mind. Luckily the 'DNSSEC'-word between brackets at the end let's you, the more tech savvy user, know what was really ment.
Inkscape on the other has started to show gradual decline in the UI department.

For example every time you open a tool (the small dialogs on the right) all others will collapse. Since you normally jump back and forth between these tools during drawing you have to ask yourself what went on in their heads when they decided to make this change.
I know some serial entrepreneurs who do decide to just "start" a company. They usually start with fairly broad research, looking into a lot of different industries, and then when they hear the whiff of an interesting problem dive really deeply into it.

However, doing so requires strong entrepreneurial insights. I don't recommend it for first-time founders, as starting a company for the sake of starting a company is often a recipe for building something nobody wants.
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Think of it as a crowd cheering. You can't make out any single voice, but there's a coherency to the noise. In the same way, mass-chats conform around smileys and memes in response to whatever the crowd is viewing together.
I thought there was a plan to change browser ux to display DV https as simple white icon some time ago. Chrome and firefox.
Unencrypted connections will show red icons and EV certificates will show as green.
It makes sense in "encrypted by default" world
"We're spammers, but we work really hard at it!"
As described I don't believe I've ever seen an AMP'ified page as they're described?!

Is it because I don't use Google as my goto search engine? (I use ddg almost exclusively.)

Or, is it because I don't use Android Chrome as my browser? (I'm on Firefox Mobile unless some site owners forgot to test on Firefox and I'm forced onto Chrome.)
I'm calling BS on that. No, you get paid during your holidays in France, wathever the type, RTT or annual leave. In addition to that, you can take unpaid leave.

Perhaps you were a contractor? In that case you would not be paid when you're not working.
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It doesn't guarantee that, not without an explicit out-of-band certificate statement such as DANE. It only guarantees that the MitM you're talking to has gone through the additional trouble of getting an "official" certificate for the site you're trying to connect to.
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They are not heavily dependent on each other.

I do not disagree with your statements with regards to Korea (they match my relatively untutored understanding), but I would not describe my understanding of Japanese megacorps as untutored, and I find myself in violent disagreement with this line.

What's your over/under on what percentage of Toyota Industries' revenue comes from Toyota Motors? What is your over/under for what portion of the shares outstanding of Toyota Industries that Toyota Motors owns outright, in its own name?

The control issues are... nuanced. The financial entanglements? They're not nuanced.
I remember spending hours on Jared Tarbell's website when I had slow Internet and Java applets were hot :

http://www.complexification.net/gallery/
Yeah, if you're not a big firm, you'll have a lot of difficulties.
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The general gist is interesting in order to captive the intended audience of sceptics, and the clickbait title is effective in that way.

Still, though, a clickbait title.

Furthermore, the usual consensus I hear is that we will need to change our practices drastically, we cannot let the "conventional" farming on life support indefinitely and we cannot let it destroy our sustenance. Organic farming is however still far from being enough to make us live.

The road is probably a reasonable mix of the two, which is actively researched.
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You mean, like asciidoc?
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From the linked material:

Copyright © 2009 Pearson Education, Inc.

All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. This publication is protected by copyright, and permission must be obtained from the publisher prior to any prohibited reproduction, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or likewise.

I see no indication that the site is affiliated with Pearson or Bob Martin or that they have permission to redistribute the PDF. It's much more likely they're hosting it without permission, and therefore illegally.
It's hard to believe that if it was really going to take over the world, it would have mattered at all how it was launched, what the initial design of it looked like, who got a meeting the "king of Singapore", etc. Those sound like elements of a fad, not a lasting and significant part of technology.
Planning isn't just for people who have a hard time finding work. It's not even just for people who are unsatisfied in their work.

My entire professional life I've never had trouble finding, often very fulfilling work with great compensation. But I always had a niggling feeling that I could be doing more. Planning helped me to realize that my true goal is to make an impact (even a small one) on millions of people, so now I'm taking the steps to make that happen.

Also, to paraphrase Eisenhower, it's often not the plans which are most beneficial but there mere act of planning. My plans usually turn to rubbish, but the process of planning helps me to center and crystalize my thinking.
Why stick with such an old codebase? Wouldn't it just make sense to start a new Rust project with editable shaders. It could have an extensible, clean task-based interface, instead of the antiquated control room with lots of buttons and switches. Or maybe even a dispatcher/server with protocols to send graphic commands from UIs to different image processors.
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You can help the maintainer and lead developer of GIMPs, Øyvind Kolås with a donation : https://www.patreon.com/pippin
For those wondering what it looked like: https://youtu.be/38tJGachSfg?t=10m13s

It looks pretty amazing to me and fluid for a purely software rendered video game.
In the long term, there are only two paths that life can take: the stars, or extinction. By not choosing one, we are choosing the other. And yes, that is a fucking tragedy.
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To be fair, even when it does load it's a rubbish half-page. I click on Google search results to see pages, not to see abstracts of them. It's so totally broken as a user experience for Reddit in particular.
One thing I don't see him cover is how to deal with the "ecosystem" which will form around, and eventually consume, a fully organic permaculture farm. One of the big advantages of monoculture is that you usually only need to protect against a single class of pests in a specific area.
Making people happy is surprisingly easy; all it takes is a couple of electrodes inserted into the brain. So if that's the only bar that you have, the Amish are way overthinking it.
And I'd so like to have your trust.
I find it fascinating that we have very little idea how any other animal experiences the world - it's not something we can even imagine - and that seems especially true for these creatures with more of a "distributed" nervous system.

Also makes me wonder if I should avoid eating calamari...
Also it does not seem to support retina mode, making it practically useless for a big share of Mac users. Besides, Pixelmator has raised the bar really high.
Maybe a third cheaper. Cheaper still if you're not actually close to the train. There are only 2 million people living in Paris proper, but 12 million within such commuting distance. So there's still a lot of competition for living space.
Like the octopus, we test for danger, then try to eat, then play. I would expect this behavior from any creature that evolved in an environment with a contest for scarce resources, alien lifeforms included.
Check out this video explanation: https://youtu.be/kxo_EOyK7eA

"As far as cooking is concerned, some things which are strictly fruits, such as tomatoes or bean pods, may be called 'vegetables' because they are used in savoury rather than sweet cooking. "
Regardless of what you take home at the end, do not move to France for the salary/wealth. Move to France for the way of life and the overall social and personal security. Some people prefers not being in a perpetual rat race and having more time to enjoy life, by being with your family everyday (not just on week-ends!), doing sport with friends or knowing that you won't go bankrupt/uninsured because of some stupid accident like growing old.

If you're really into the rat race, awesome, keep doing it, but yeah, you probably should not move to France.

I'm personally expatriated because my current mood is settled for the rat race. As I'm growing older, I have the feeling I'll regret it if I don't slow down and I'm very much considering moving back to Europe/France.
And when it's not a strike, it's the breakdowns. This morning, my commute was one hour longer since there was no train on my line and I had to walk to another one.
> most of the corruption is open, people are just too busy with their own shit to worry about it

And this is reason, why Basic Income won't come easily. They (government, corporations) don't want people to have too much free time, to worry about theirs wrong-doing.
Can you explain how you think they aren't?

I think they can still be found together but generally they're at opposite ends.

Also science was just one term I could think to describe that end of the spectrum
How do I know refinancing will be affordable?
I too prefer to say "I saved my life with a $10,000 epipen" rather than make the social faux pas of admitting it was a $5 generic. /s
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This looks very interesting to me. Being responsive for campaign sites allowing people to upload images, I would love to be able to use neural network in some of my projects, even if for simple "flag this picture as suspicious" because people are supposed to upload pictures of their cakes, but they are uploading something else instead. Over few years of running the site we've accumulated human-curated database of few dozens of thousands of images of cakes, and with traffic ever growing, I would love to be able to include neural network to prioritize suspicious submissions for moderators.

As person without any eduction in the field of maths or neural networks, examples from Keras docs and blog reasonated with me far more than Tensor Flow ones.
Clickbaity, yes, but in an obvious way. The article is a response to a criticism, and the title conveyed that well. As much as I dislike click baits, I didn't mind this one.
I regularly get 50MB/s and sometimes a little more from HDDs through USB3 on a PC; that's probably the entire 480mbps once framing and protocol are taken into account
In my opinion, not having a way to get to the videos and channels of the video creators might even be the more sensible choice, since with a site such as this, people can inadvertedly have a video become viral for possibly embarassing reasons and get their accounts bombarded, become the bad kind of internet famous (meme status) etc.

Just look at one of the comments up top wanting to get a link to a guy eating a jar of mayo...
Isn't incandescent bulb filament made of tungsten, rather than titanium?
G+ wasn't enough for them to realize that imitation is not a good strategy to use against FB
They make many pressure rated air hoses in those communities? Didn't think so. As previous poster noted, it is all effectively arbitrary window dressing.
> Your entire working career could be only 10 years. [...] European developers are underpaid. Full stop.

If your chosen standard is that software developers must be financially independent demi-gods after ten years, then yes, by that standard, European developers are underpaid. It's not clear that that's really the correct standard, though.
It's an open source project with a million things to work on whenever the contributors can spare a few moments. Adobe has a full time paid staff to make progress on numerous fronts at any time.
Ambulance chasing would count as hustling.
I didn't say nobody, I said few. 1/5 is not that many compared to the usage in English-speaking countries.
Reddit AMP links break on the iPhone when the Reddit app is installed. I do not know exactly why but my guess is that the open in Reddit app functionality is incompatible. I am not sure how to report this to Reddit.
This is an amazing concept, so raw. I love it
Straight up illegal in Poland.
And as happens all too often with these lists, they left out one of the top economies and one that would have made its top bracket—Taiwan.
There is an incompatibility between the Reddit app and Reddit amp links. If the Reddit app is not installed, they load just fine. Reddit likely could fix that if they were told about it. I have no idea how to tell them though.
The thing with conventional farming is that a lot of the costs (in terms of environmental damage which needs to be repaired) are currently externalized, i.e. payed for by the society, which indeed makes industrial farming more cost-effective than organic farming, at least for the farmer (though in many countries you can charge a good premium for organic food, which will often outweigh your additional cost). The same is true for the current industrialized way of raising livestock.

The real problem is properly accounting for all costs incurred by a given farming technique, which is difficult as the farming lobby seems to be one of the most effective ones in the world (at least judging from a European perspective).

In addition, the argument that industrial farming consistently produces higher yields than any organic farming technique seems at least a bit dubious to me, as there is a plethora of techniques that have been investigated over the years, and again the outcome of any study depends heavily on the timescale that you look at: Sure, heavy use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides will increase yield in the short run, it might actually decrease yields in the long term by degrading soil quality and triggering a biological arms race that makes it impossible to do farming without the use of heavy pesticides in the long run. Also, the external cost in terms of health effects on the population is still poorly researched and not accounted for in most cost calculations.
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The ecosystem can be of great advantage, different crops can help themselves in warding off the intruders. As an example I mix tomato plants with french marigold and basil. Some farmers have built impressive ecosystem where everything makes sense, type of plant, seasons, minerals, nitrogen, etc
Have you tried using keyboard shortcuts to access the panels? I often switch between Layers, Align and Distribute, and Transform, but always use the keyboard shortcuts.

Inkscape's UI is a point deserving of attention (the GIMP has a more elegant UI), but I can't say that I've found it to be in decline (on the contrary).
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so this entire article is based on the assumption that current farming practice is wholly unsustainable. I'm not sure I buy into this. Surely it can be adapted as opposed to rejected and completely changed, can't it?
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Now I finally have a legit reason to join patreon. Thank you for reminding us!

Are there any other FOSS developers on patreon?
> a spoiled population that still hasn't fully digested just how irrelevant they have made themselves in the world.

I think the problem was more with the various gov we had since De Gaulle than the population. And also with the massive immigration and the political exploitation of the migrants.
A single point of failure is an advantage?
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fucking used as an adverb is an intensifier which quite plainly does often express anger. If I say to my colleague, "Have you finished that task yet?", or I say, "Have you fucking finished that task yet?", which is angrier?
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Well, the seafarers reching Australia/Neuginea 40,000 years ago certainly had a much short distance to travel on the open sea. I can't find any good visualizations now but the difference between about 100 kilometers of open sea and multiple thousand is enormous. And going over the bering street wasn't that easy either like through the much harsher climate back then.
Density in a country-wide scale means little in terms of technology. LIke how much more farmland and wildlife does USA have over Korea? Quite a huge amount. The comparison should really come at a similar scale. SF vs Seoul would be a better comparison.
> It should be intuitive that analog is more efficient for representing analog abstractions (neural networks, which inherently copy analog structures).

That's not necessary true; again, see the DARPA project you listed.

> Digital hardware adds an additional abstraction layer built out of components that do not behave like the desired structures (neurons) and are basically running simulations.

The analog hardware doesn't necessarily behave like the desired components either (for example, due to manufacturing errors). With digital you get to choose your accuracy and with much greater control.

> Digital is more efficient for some problems in the sense that it's the only way to achieve precise computational results, but even when it comes to mathematical arithmetic, the circuitry to add two analog signals is much faster and simpler (two wires and a resistor), as is the design of a multiplier (one transistor).

Unless you don't care about noise at all, your design will be much more complicated than a single transistor. Either way, it's actually much easier to do this sort of "approximate computing" in the digital domain.

> It's definitely a complex subject, but I don't see why you would find it so difficult to believe -- the most intelligent machines we know of are analog and decentralized (like human brains).

A bird has feathers yet our most efficient airplanes don't use them; there's no reason at all to believe that just because the brain is analog, our design should be as well.
Your comment is short and slightly offensive, but sure there's some truth to that the diplomatic/economic European Union could have happend faster if people just hadn't warmongered so much.

The people living there were, to put it midly worse off, but I'm sure the leaders thought it was a great idea to expand their culturaly influence just a little bit too far.

But is unification really always the answer?
I don't understand why this comment was downvoted. Australia is by far not the only choice here. From what I've heard so far, the situation about health insurance in the US is so bad that it is not hard to find countries were the situation is hugely better.
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In cultural-psychological sense, team sport sports absolutely are.
Thank you! I've been looking for something like this
For those who are more interested in digital painting rather than image editing, I found Krita impressive in its capabilities and progress: https://krita.org

I'm just an hobbyist, but I like having FOSS alternatives to Photoshop.
> Organic farming is however still far from being enough to make us live.

What I have seen says otherwise. There's a thing about chemical agriculture: when you first implement it, you get incredible yields. Then the soil starts dying (no more acari, no more fungi, compressed soil…), and the yields slowly go back to roughly the previous levels, only this time you need all the chemicals to sustain it.

If you suddenly say "let's go organic", you're in for a disappointment: the soil is dead, the yields you get will be terrible. Indeed not enough to feed the world. Fortunately, soils can be resuscitated. One component is rotting pieces of wood, that bring back fungi. You need other things I'm not aware of, but the idea is, in 3 years, your soil is good as new. Mostly. While you now can go organic with good yields, you still have the old chemicals dwelling in that soil. It will take 15 years before you're really free from them.

With a good (or properly resuscitated) soil, it appears organic agriculture have higher yields per unit of surface than chemical agriculture. However, it requires more labour. It would seem the yield per man-month may actually be lower.

We don't need more farming surface. We need more farmers.
With its millions of lines of code, Linux is guaranteed to hide a bug or two.
That is a good starter tool but is very limiting.
I don't know. Would be nice to have a "directory" of FOSS devs on patreon !
>Even though I hear this quote ringing in my ear, and I can't seem to shake it, mainly because of who said it

1) Photoshop had a 10+ year head start and tons of patents.

2) Adobe can pay programmers to work on it as their main and sole focus. GIMP is stuffed by volunteers.

3) Adobe can pay programmers to work on boring parts. OSS programmers tend to navigate to the "glorious" and "fun" parts.

4) Adobe has extensive testing equipment and top notch relations with top designers using its products for feedback.

5) At some point GTK, the toolkit GIMP (and Gnome and tons of other stuff) is based on, had just one developer working actively on it. I know because he blogged about it, and was fed up. That's not really what you want for your core infrastructure.

6) Adobe actively maintains Windows and OS X releases. GTK has mostly given up on other platforms and had historically had lots of problems.
I had to disable PrivacyBadger for it to work
eating is one thing, but eating them alive is something else altogether. In korea its a thing apparently. I dont really like the idea.