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> It was a lesson NASA would have to learn again after the space shuttle Challenger disaster. And again after the space shuttle Columbia disaster.

So... it's a lesson NASA hasn't learned?

I see the same phenomenon in the software industry (with less terrible consequences) where attention to quality spikes after disasters and then subsides over time as complacency sets back in.
It's not the speed that's the problem, it's that they aren't as well vetted, nor are they diverse. It's easy to avoid uncomfortable facts and opinions. It is necessary to get variety in order to triangulate and assess.
Agreeing to non solicitation, and doing it anyway while still employed on company time with company resources, is not an honorable thing to do.

If you don't intend to abide by the terms of a contract, then don't agree to it. Nobody is making you work for Tesla. Besides, all contracts can be negotiated. Negotiate for the contract you want.
Ok, having done a bit of morning reading, I'm inclined to think the tax is a red herring. This is about the wall. Trump wants to get started with building it, maybe to be seen keeping his promises, maybe because it'll employ US workers. But it's expensive, so he needs some story for how it's going to be paid for, specifically how Mexico will pay for it. Even if that doesn't pan out, by the time it's clear the cost was paid by the US taxpayer, he'll have moved onto bigger things that will distract from the issue.

Alternatively, I'm wrong, and the wall really is just a huge put-on, used as leverage against e.g. the mexicans, or part of a more obscure campaign.
Being in a leadership role and saying to your team(s) "Hey, lets all take the knowledge we have that this company has paid massive amounts of money in prototypes and testing and overall business, and go start a new business selling the product."

Thats why anti-poaching is a thing. When you're investing into researching and creating products, you are investing in the people who do it, along with all the materials and contracting and such. Being able to take the experience of the results of all that and go sell a competing product is stealing and is a major blow to R&D.

I don't know the extent of the poaching, or whether its the same thing here, but in this case it was on company time, which is pretty bad.
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> Does it really matter whether it's on "company resources," in any sense other than the outmoded legal sense? Or company time? Perhaps for termination, but it's not against the law to hurt your employer, nor should it be.

As was mentioned elsewhere in this thread, even California's Labor Code contains such a provision:

“An employee who has any business to transact on his own account, similar to that entrusted to him by his employer, shall always give the preference to the business of the employer.”

> Perhaps you may want to refresh your perspective by remembering some of the times managers have colluded to keep wages down.

How exactly does a senior manager using his position to recruit his subordinates fight that? In fact, it seems like a great way to put employees in precisely that position.
That was definitely the idea. :)
>but they seem to care about your genitals when you: sign up to be a soldier

I forgot, what was the bill number of the law Obama pushed through Congress when the Democrats controlled it that made the selective service apply to women as well? Oh, right, it doesn't exist because Democrats don't give a shit about equality, they just use identity politics to enrage people.

>want to do family planning

You're being intellectually dishonest if you have the brainpower to comment on this site and are pretending this has to do with anything other than the argument about when a human life begins.

Huge chunks of pro lifers give no shits about people using birth control. Yet they consider a human life to begin much sooner than the pro choice crowd. So from their perspective, allowing a woman to extinguish a life is unacceptable. From the pro choice crowd, they think the pro lifers are just sexists interfering with a procedure on the same level as a colonoscopy.
FYI: Supernova link to ancient extinction [2002] http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2002/feb/13/superno...
I found William Kennedy's blog to be invaluable when learning Go. He's also a top bloke.

https://www.goinggo.net
Interesting, and introspective. I think I now remember doing this in 2nd grade. We don't wanna forget about the things in the circle of concern, but we don't want to dwell on them unless we can actively influence them. If one is keen to dwell on something in the circle of concern, they should make an effort to move it into the circle of control.
> some of the times managers have colluded to keep wages down

And they got sued for it and lost. Besides, a bad actor at company A is not an excuse for getting revenge on company B.
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His prison sentence (11 years) and fine (800K pounds) should have been much worse. People go to prison in the US for 11 years for smoking weed.
But they could still be spending more aggregate money on hardware for their deep learning hardware than previously.
Pretty significant detail though, as no one has done either.. also "anyone" is fairly strong, building decent compilers and interpreters is pretty difficult
Too meta, cannot stop thinking about how much meta...
Why is this flagged and where's the vouch link?
But he didn't attack Curiel. He said that Curiel may have an interest of conflict, you know, just like how people kept saying Trump's business may be a conflict of interest.

People are allowed to criticize Trump's conflict of interest, but Trump is not allow to their conflicts of interest?

This, again, is why Trump the U.S. election. People are tired of the cry-bullies trying to censor everyone.
By environment you mean location? network?
This is the issue, yeah.

To rephrase that, "upstream" means "where events come from".
I don't have to pay Obama's "HealthCare" "Protection" fee anymore, so it's all good.
Trump signs executive order stripping non-citizens of privacy rights
It's competition with standard banking and payment at least.
The vouch link is available if you have sufficient karma and the submission is dead (not just flagged).
To deny Trump is to deny reality.
Regarding con #1, ClojureScript is a good language to try with React Native. I'm still exploring it myself, but so far it's been a great experience. You can get a lot ton with so few lines of code while still retaining readability and ease of code modification.

https://github.com/drapanjanas/re-natal
So what? This is not the US where people are sentenced to multiple life sentences. It's the UK, which has a different view on crime and punishment.
To be fair using ffmpeg today is a world easier than it was 10 years go when Handbrake first came about.
The status of your private info on a company issued phone is an excellent topic to discuss with the company HR department when you are issued the phone (and laptop).
Net income before tax:

2012: $14,469 m

2013: $15,899 m (up 9.9%)

2014: $17,259 m (up 8.6%)

2015: $19,651 m (up 13.9%)

2016: $24,150 m (up 22.9%)

Impressive growth for such a big company.

Sources: https://abc.xyz/investor/news/earnings/2016/Q4_alphabet_earn... and https://www.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ%3AGOOGL&fstype=ii&ei...
Of course, his policies will help everyone. Who doesn't want security, jobs, lower taxes?
Good to know. I kind of assumed they'd be like Intel graphics: most open among its competition.
That's a bit different though, because you must pin an issuing key, not the actual cert.
dotnet core has a community driving the project. As for giving up being a developer, why? It's simple, straight forward and has never been frustrating to me.
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It depends what you mean by "diverse". You could say Switzerland is diverse, they speak 3 languages there, but there is an essential Swissness that everyone generally agrees on. I believe the same is true of Japan. Maybe the word I actually wanted was somewhere between homogeneous and harmonious.
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> This list is essentially unsourced and because of the nature of these numbers being unpublished, will always be original research. Does not seem to be a notable list.

Seems like pretty good reasoning to me. The list is unsourced and Wikipedia is an encyclopedia. Plus it's not a notable topic, something I'd also agree with.

Perhaps there ought to be a "wiki facts" website where such material could be published and editors could attempt to ascertain its validity and publish any facts that can be confirmed, even if not with typical encyclopedic quality sources.
>You mean the Affordable Care Act, the one that, once repealed, will put dozens of Americans I know into serious mortal peril?

But if not repeal, will leave me homeless, since I won't be able to pay the mortgage bill anymore.

Why do your friends get priority over me? Why do I have to lose my house so your friends can have health care? What about me? What about all those other people, left behind by Obama's presidency?

Well, we at least know what they did. They voted for Trump.
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The effort to prove a certificate is being changed for a good reason should be with the site owner, so I perhaps the standard could build in some sort of sign-by-previous-cert combined with mandatory information fields.

The certificate pinning of CA is not that useful.

So google rotate a lot of certs, but I bet 95% of the internet use one cert for one server until it expires. Google could fall in in line.
This is really interesting, but only solves one of the many puzzles of LSD. I hope we'll someday learn how LSD's presence in these receptors can sometimes alter consciousness so profoundly.
Headcount "only" went up 16%, but it doesn't mean the costs associated with increasing headcount are the same as spending in other areas right? I 100% don't know for sure, but maybe it's higher than other areas and so the increased spending in headcount (16% increase is huge no matter how you cut it) has an outsized impact?
>who'd be against basic reading, writing and arithmetic?

No one's against it. In fact, we can do better than Common Core. We can do better than just the basics.
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Phoenix/Postgres.

If a project doesn't need a backend (boy howdy do I love keeping things in localstorage), Elm. I keep meaning to use Phoenix and Elm together but it never seems like the thing to do. I do love Elm a lot, though, I have a couple dozen widgets and what-have-yous written in it, and it's my preferred prototyping / build it in anger toolset.
This will make for good entertainment on windy days.
> The accused have denied participation and "organizations dedicated to press freedom" (are they experts?) have denounced the charges

I'm pretty sure that, by definition, those would probably be the most biased source you could possibly find. So no, not experts for the sake of balanced reporting. If the article is going to include their opinions, it might as well include the opinion of a random police officer, or at least a lawyer who has dealt with similar cases.

> Guilty until proven innocent?

Nobody said that or implied it. Trump may be president, but in case you weren't aware, the country's legal and judicial systems are no different now than they were a week ago.

What I am saying is that fair journalism shouldn't assume either guilt or innocence in the absence of facts. If you disagree with that then I'm not sure there's much I can say or do to convince you otherwise.
> It's validating to see a more skilled team put together a solid product

Don't put yourself down. It looks like the founders are reasonably well financed, probably well connected, and of course the Bay area effect.
link: http://newscenter.lbl.gov/2017/01/26/electricity-not-heat-fl...

I wish they included some more numbers. The paper is paywalled: http://newscenter.lbl.gov/2017/01/26/electricity-not-heat-fl...

I think Fig 1 on page 3 applies: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1601.06246.pdf so it's 100ohms/cm vs 0.0001ohms/cm for the best example. Still looking for thermal conductivity.
If someone takes R&D that the company paid massive amounts of money for, then the company can sue for theft of intellectual property, but people should be free to leave to start other ventures with any knowledge they have that isn't covered by IP laws. Even in groups, as they have right to freedom of association.

"Investing in the people who do [R&D]", then suing when they leave, is far too close to owning people.
you might want to try fountainpens. they make physical process of writing fun and enjoyable. i like the mindful part of writing slowly with pens.
Would you kindly point me to a lie anywhere on the current front pages of the New York Times, Guardian, Atlantic, New Yorker, Wall Street Journal, or Economist?
You might find this interesting wrt magnesium supplementation: https://www.gwern.net/Nootropics#magnesium

Beyond that, I wouldn't be surprised if the glycine along with the magnesium had neuro-inhibitory effect. Supplementation with gelatin might be worth trying for you. https://www.google.com/search?q=glycine%20in%20gelatin I put collagen hydrolysate in my coffee and I think it's pretty great.
Jokes aside, alcohol and, pot it seems, inhibit the brains ability to process complex things. This mean you're more likely to abandon ideas that are too complex to handle anyway, and thus cover more ideas that you can handle.
I think you will be wasting your money and setting up a bad culture. How many rounds of review are you going to ? After the first round will you hire another one to do more rounds ? Although the product works, it seems you seem to want 100% bullet proof product which will not be possible. Just make sure your product works and when you start making money hire a team and not freelancers to do your code review and manage the product.
They could have generated the effect at 60i instead of 30fps (* actually 29.97fps). Handbrake won't do interlaced encodes, for good reason, so deinterlace will remove half the motion.

You can switch to "bob" deinterlace if that's an option and it will come out 60fps.
For whatever reason, it just was always just easier to go to new company that valued me more rather than try to negotiate a raise.
Remember any specific examples/patterns? Curious to see how bad it could be...
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Was it uniquely better suited to doing so than other trendy new media platforms?
That happens for BD or streaming because complex scenes hit the bitrate-per-second cap (VBV maxrate) and quality has to take a hit to fit all the bits in.

If you're working from a source without problems, and they're ending up in the result, Handbrake might be enforcing max rate to hit the H.264 "level" conformance, so "level 5.0" might help. Don't remember if it's got an option for that.
Good question. The ones that are in my favourites, that'd be the quick answer ;)

I value posts with very high raw information content and some humour to go along with it. With information content, I mean stuff like "in C++, use virtual destructors on objects that inherit if you make use of polymorphism" but NOT stuff like "Stop Checking Email So Often" which is an actual example that is on the frontpage right now. Without having looked at the article, I can already tell that it was written by someone who is required to churn out articles even if they don't have anything to say.
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So, I've made it from Burlington, Washington to the Canadian border without turning off Autopilot in Friday evening traffic (about 50 miles, including some pleasant winding interstate). As described by Subaru LKA "...can gently guide the vehicle back to the center of its lane if sway is detected". It sounds like it only corrects for small deviations rather than actually completely steering for you? Is Subaru under-selling it in their press release (which would honestly be sort of amazing)?
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I believe what general_ai means is that running models is not the issue here, it's about the FPS. NVidia has special GPUs on the TX1 and TK1 for this. Ability to run a model is about having enough memory for it. Ability to apply a model to a real time task is about having the compute, which for most tasks the Pi doesn't have. IIRC Pete Warden had ported some low level ops to the Pi GPU a few years ago, a difficult task.
This is why it is likely that what Google has in store is a form of inferenve-bound co-processor resembling their TPU.
Many people know what they are talking about on this thread, you just need to pay attention I believe. There's high demand for embedded deep learning at the moment, and I've already shipped several systems for a variety of tasks. At the moment none could live at required speed on the Pi.
This is probably a really stupid question (yet to have my morning cup of earl grey), but which failing trick are you referring to?
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That's what stopped me from using this app. I can't give it access to most of private repos (because NDA and other stuff), and don't have any plans to use it with that repos.
What I wanted to play with some public repos, just to see how it works. Apparently I can't do it w/o giving access to private repos too.
Then why do we see this behavior in girls, and not boys.

In fact, wouldn't we expect to see this behaviour more in males because males can have multiple mates to a greater extent than females can.
If we're only talking about packaging, I recommend you search for "PyInstaller" on the blog [1]. For auto updates, search "Sparkle"/"Omaha".

1: https://fman.io/blog
Maybe because American citizens aren't tripping over themselves to immigrate to those countries? Also history has proven time and time again that prejudice against immigrants from American war enemies was always based on xenophobia and racism rather than legitimate security concerns. [0][1]

Regarding your second paragraph, what bizarro-America do you live in? That's exactly what happens to people who overstay their visas. You last sentence also betrays your own xenophobia: you associate people looking to "live the American dream" with wanting to violate the sovereignty of American.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-German_sentiment#United_S...
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internment_of_Japanese_America...
if you don't agree with the laws and social norms of a country, do all your business elsewhere. Treating such clauses with utter contempt seems morally just fine to me.
I'm not advocating "revenge," I'm challenging the attitude that employees have a moral calling to care about the overall welfare of a corporation that ultimately exists to make shareholders richer. Not to say it's an "invalid" goal, if you want to do that, but make no mistake that these corporations generally don't have a reciprocal moral concern for their employees (and often no moral concerns beyond "what is legal?").
That's what I meant... Though Boost uBLAS is still way faster than a deeply inherited 4x4 matrix...
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Aussie PM. Tony Abbott. Caught hell for saying it but I agree, it was accurate.
> Bitcoin marketplaces have...more (apparent) transparency to trade volume and holding

Libor is the rate at which banks lend to each other. It wouldn't matter if the contracts were dollar or Bitcoin or seashell denominated. They are private contracts to which the public is not privy. A simpler solution is requiring banks to post their interbank borrowings, nightly, to a clearinghouse.
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I don't think we're far away enough
I see. Since several other companies have given you free, seemingly no-strings-attached samples it's created an expectation that other companies should do the same. While I don't share this experience or mindset, I can see how it may have been shaped for you.

The value generated here seems quite clear to me though. They're giving food. Food is valuable. The degree of value differs from person to person, but McDonald's is taking a reasonable bet that new versions of one of the world's most popular fast foods is valuable to enough people for their marketing push to yield a positive ROI.

There are also several other types of value generated. They've created a novel experience (hamburgers from an automated vending machine). The excitement gained from observing and trying a novel experience is also valuable.
Really well written comparison that made me, as someone who has used go for a year, understand a lot more about Elixir.
I am very intrigued in both. I am a reasonably experienced software developer with about 15 hours a week of availability, anyone wants to contract me? I'd gain experience with a modern language, you'd get someone on cheaper than experience would suggest. I know software engineers can use any language but in reality, if I were to get a full time job at a company which uses either of these I'd get a lot less money than I am getting now working with Drupal with 10+ years of experience in it. So I would like to gain some real world experience to make it easier to switch jobs later.
You can use

shopt -s globstar

and

**/access.log*

works just it would in bash :)
It isn't an operator though, right?
I tried doing this, but doesn't work on Mac
The only actual performance-enhancing drug I know of is creatine (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creatine_supplements#Cognitive...)

I'm a vegetarian, and since ~8 months I take creatine daily. I wonder why it has this effect on vegetarians and vegans...
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Look up "Kill Decision" by Daniel Suarez
> Java picked momentum because in 1996, ANSI C++98 wasn't a thing, each compiler was catching up with the standard and many library vendors just gave use C libraries with us having to write C++ wrappers ourselves.

Yes. The experience in the early 90's meant everyone was looking for a saner choice. By the time C++ was the saner choice, Java had already received a giant boost.
It can be enjoyable though. You'll save time in other areas too - will be more awake, won't need to do cardio exercise at the gym etc.
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> even California's Labor Code contains such a provision

Again "Any sense other than the outmoded legal sense." I hope you aren't arguing that something not being illegal in California is evidence that the thing is morally good?

> "Using his position to recruit his subordinates"

What's your implication? That somehow Anderson threatened their careers? Because I don't see anything suggesting that in the article. And frankly, it's disingenous to promote that kind of theory with no evidence and a clear knowledge that such a threat would never fly (I.E. any employee could go to HR and say "he's firing me because I won't join his company with that google guy" and they'd get rehired and potentially win a whistle-blower lawsuit).

If you're not implying that some threat was involved, then I have no pity on the people he so maliciously offered superior jobs to.