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I assumed that the meaning here was "people see the way I dress and assume I'm 15 years younger." I expect that anyone frequenting the EDM scene is dressing the part.
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You're arguing from the arrogant point of view that the USA is the pinnacle of civilization and other nations should strive to emulate it.

European countries, and most other nations in the world, have/had native populations that enjoy cohesion through a common culture, history and ethnicity. Being American is a loose concept that a newcomer can easily adopt. Being Japanese or German carries with it more than just having the appropriate passport, and for that reason the integration of immigrants in Europe has failed completely. Turks in Germany identify as Turks despite being born on German soil. Who is to blame - the Turks, for sticking to their tribe, the Germans for sticking to theirs, or the people who forced this idea of multiculturalism on them both?

A quarter of the population in the Netherlands is of non-Dutch origin and that number will grow significantly in the foreseeable future. That change happened in a mere 30 years or so. To say the Dutch people (and Belgians, Swedes, etc) should not worry about being displaced and made a minority in their own country is to tell them to stick their heads in the sand.

Reducing peoples' thoughts and emotions to "they don't want immigration because they're racist proletarians" is inflammatory, intended to silence opposition to failed social experiments. Keeping immigration at a level that doesn't cause unnecessary friction does not mean you want to shove people into ovens. This whole debate is a battle between ideology and pragmatism.
Uber is being sued for hundred of millions dollars for allegedly avoiding UK VAT
After 18 months in jail, can't the accused legitimately say that he forgot his password? I don't know if I would remember a relatively complex password if I were stuck in s jail cell for 18 months with no computer or ability to type it in every few days.
You need a library card to use those machines, and though it's been a while, I recall having had to show ID last time I got one of those.
I see a pretty bad course of events.

"Lay inside this fMRI machine for an accurate brainscan if you are lying, and image retrieval of the time in question. Or you will be put in jail until you do."

And I also seem to remember a certain dead salmon who in an fMRI, showed amazing brain activity(!).
Saving grace for those traveling adjacent to those traveling with kids too.
Would saving jupyter notebooks as .html work?
PS: I have published in all of top-4 tier ML conferences but sk at html/css/js. What is my pathway to distill now?
I, like every other researcher worth her/his name in salt is always running behind clock when it comes to deadlines and lit to review. So, yeah? Coaxing myself into investing time for css/html/js in lieu of picking up more math tools seems criminal to me. Am I alone in this ?
It's not new. I had a 4-hour wait at the terminal to get to a KLM plane in Chengdu a bit over 10 years ago, this was perhaps 2006. The reason became clear when they informed us upon boarding that "the in-flight entertainment system is unfortunately not available, but it is not connected to flight systems and has no impact on flight security".

The entertainment system on the seat backs was Linux in a reboot loop.
As somebody that worked on a bleeding edge animation software and its most complex algorithms, do you think a bit of a workflow adjustment utilizing deep learning in sense of pre-training possible actions you want to do with your characters, then allow shape morphing between hand-drawn character keyframes, and then simply tell the software using voice what you want to end up with would alleviate the pain of producing an animation? Of course, small adjustments would be needed to do manually, but the rough scene building can be made much faster.
or maybe APIs since it's more related to the back-end?
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From what I read, they're expected to release more iPads.

For sure there will be an event with a few journalists. Probably too late for something bigger.

As for caring, the iPod was introduced at a small event at Apple's headquarters. I don't know if the size of the venue has necessarily anything to do with the importance of the product.
Sometimes in China, the thing is not lack for things being forbidden, it's the lack of enforcement culture.
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Apple was still floundering when they inro'd the iPod.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN0SVBCJqLs

It's remarkable how small the room was. But I don't think it was small due to exclusivity.
This is bad advice I'm afraid. If you're an alien seeking admission to the United States it's your responsibility to prove that you don't have immigrant intent, not the CBP's responsibility that you do. By showing up at the border with a wiped device you will make it a lot easier for the CBP to build a case against you and put you on the next plane heading back.
More likely discontinuing MacPro and Mac Mini.
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> excuses not to exercise aren't rare or hard to find

I feel like many fad diets fit the bill here. It's easy to take something that is healthy for you (eating well) and sell it as an alternative to exercise, when the latter is complementary to the former.
You might want to rethink which Twitter accounts you retweet if you're going to include their content as an example in your product.
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I wonder how much of an incentive writing open source at somewhere like GDS actually is. While its certainly nice to develop in the open how much of what you write is actually useful in future jobs?
What I don't understand is why the store has to go down for new products? Amazon doesn't have that problem and isn't there a certain loss of sales while the store is down?

The only positive I can take from this is for IT people dealing with their bosses. "Well, Apple does it".
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I have worked on setting up complex kerberos authentication (double/tripple hops,contrained delegation, protocol transition etc) for websites in windows enviroment and if anything breaks in the whole process,things became a nightmare to figure out where the error is.I cannot imagine a mixed environment setup with unix/MIT kerberos.
short term results.
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They have some evidence that he downloaded child porn, but it's the trial and jury that will evaluate if it's sufficient beyond all reasonable doubt. If they believe that current evidence has some chance of being not sufficient and there's extra incriminating evidence, then it's their right and duty to obtain that before passing it on to the court.

You can't answer the question "if they can prove" before court, as it's decided only then. You must finish the evidence gathering before you have a judgement on that.
At this point, it is all part of the buildup and drama or releasing new products. Creating a buzz.
I don't care for a keynote. I want modern hardware with OS X on my desktop. If they release that online only, I am happy, too. What's the advantage of a keynote taking 1,5 hours, showcasing apps I'll never use and demoing projects that don't interest me?
Iirc ion3 was one of few tiling WMs at the time, that handled multi window applications, such as GIMP in a usable way.
There's nothing with wrong with yocto itself, it's a build system which allows to create a custom Linux distribution.

It's the way Intel dealt with whole thing, that makes me cringe. It's poorly organized and unaccustomed to any serious changes.
An animated GIF. Really, Apple?
To me the Apple Store is 'constantly down'. It happened so often that I had to wait over half a minute for some results that I shy away from the store altogether.
And announcing a reasonably priced mini-tower with a decent GPU and expansion slots.

What? I'm allowed to dream, right?
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You mentioned open hardware in an answer to another comment, but I see no obvious category for a hardware developer in the menu! "Programmer" or "designer" do not quite fit the bill.
> What I don't understand is why the store has to go down for new products?

Hint: We are now here talking about it.
how is that going to protect the US? [...] perpetrators
will not transport any digital devices with incriminating
data.

Options include:

1. Bad guys with imperfect opsec (I see in your unallocated space there's a deleted TAILS ISO... onto a watchlist with you!)

2. Friends and relatives of bad guys (I see your nephew e-mailed you holiday photos from cybercafes near two different suspected terrorist training camps... onto a watchlist with him!) a bit like social media companies' 'shadow profiles'

3. Non-terrorist targets, like good old corporate espionage and political blackmail (Oh, you're a journalist/oil industry exec/prostitute? Let me just take a copy of your contacts, records and reports)
The Serverless Framework now supports multiple serverless platforms (AWS Lambda, OpenWhisk, Azure Functions and Google Cloud Functions).

Depends on what you consider "unopinionated"...

It handles all the deployment lifecycle across all providers but won't abstract away all the implementation details. It is not possible to "lift & shift" from one provider to another without making some changes.
I think Apple can get away with having their online store down for a few hours and not miss out on making money, unlike Amazon. Also as evidenced by this post it builds marketing hype.
> confident/comfortable in your current work, that's when you have to change team or company.

> I usually stay 6 months to 1.5 years each on average

That's right around the point where you can increase your scope and responsibility within the team.

On the medium-large sized projects I work on you won't be making any major changes until the 12-18month mark.

Id say it's a good strategy for a junior dev but very limiting in the long term.
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He didn't win, but the US did lose.
This is already happening. I'm in Europe and I've heard quite a few friends (mostly academics) state that they're actively avoiding traveling to the US.
Making breaks actually helps learning.
I may start to sound like a broken record, but take a look at this: https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn
It's easy to follow, and helps to understand how learning works, what helps it and what hinders it.
Yes, I think you can do much better with IAM. Experienced AWS users will not follow such a suggestion, as I suppose that doc is meant to provide a quickstart for beginners.
thanks! you are right it's spreadsheety, that was the idea little bit but I have to do something with the numbers for sure!
Interesting, didn't think it could be Freenet related, as lists of hashes during synchronisation was stated. If so it could explain why the prosecution want the drive decryped although they on the surface seems to have enough evidence.

But then the foregone conclusion argument could to be slightly disingenuous, depending on exact details which appears to be unknown at the moment?
He goes free in 14 years or sets a new record. Up to the judge.

http://abcnews.go.com/2020/story?id=8101209&page=1
Apple and Amazon are on the opposite ends of the e-commerce spectrum.

Amazon is about volume of sales, Apple is about hype and class.
This. Dubai had some major security theatre.

Get off one plane, go through security to the transit terminal.

Wander around, refill water bottles.

Buy some duty free, get it put in a cardboard box with a ziptie.

Go to gate, go through ticket check, some corridors to gate lounge.

Get cardboard box confiscated and put in a pile of similar looking cardboard boxes.

Asked to empty water bottle... where? You can't turn around. Chug a litre of water.

Have bags 'checked', go into lounge, refill water bottle again.

Pee three times.

Still better than flying through any US airport tho.
The Apple Store is down
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mid-Atlantic_states

By the definition there, much of the mid-atlantic states are not in the grass transition zone though.
Apple needs a radically new, practical product, either of the better (ie Project Titan, Viv-like, Zeiss smartglasses) or new category defining type, not for profitability reasons but for strategic/goodwill ones.

"Health Watch" that takes my temperature, checks blood-sugar, cortisol & blood pressure might be good too.
But you don't yet know that it's evidence of guilt. Additionally, testimony can be counted as evidence, yet the 5th Amendment allows you not to testify if doing so would incriminate you. So something being evidence is not unconditional in needing to be turned over.
Click-bait.

It's not the ride that might cost Uber the money, it's the case that claims they are not paying the tax they should. The fact that the lawyer used Uber to take the ride to deliver the paperwork is ironic at best, more likely it's just irrelevant and used as, well, click-bait.

Maybe that's what's needed to get people to spend their limited attention on something.
Truecrypt has hidden volumes.

There's also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubberhose_(file_system) and others: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deniable_encryption

Same general principle, you allegedly can't prove the hidden volumes exist unless you have the decryption key.
Come on, don't be dragging the discussion down like this.

If you've got something to say about mens rea, then say it.
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Well, everything is still based on CPU registers, but I guess everybody here prefers the abstraction provided by C, Python, Java, Ruby, JavaScript, or Go.
http://www.dailyxtra.com/canada/news-and-ideas/news/us-custo...

(HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13702981)

Specifically, this part:

“A month later, André attempted to fly to New Orleans again. This time, he brought what he thought was ample proof that he was not a sex worker: letters from his employer, pay stubs, bank statements, a lease agreement and phone contracts to prove he intended to return to Canada.

When he went through secondary inspection at Vancouver airport, US Customs officers didn’t even need to ask for his passwords — they were saved in their own system. But André had wiped his phone of sex apps, browser history and messages, thinking that would dispel any suggestion he was looking for sex work. Instead, the border officers took that as suspicious.

“They went through my computer. They were looking through Word documents,” André says. “I had nude photos of myself on my phone, and they were questioning who this person was. It was really humiliating and embarrassing.”

“They said, ‘Next time you come through, don’t have a cleared phone,’ and that was it. I wasn’t let through. He said I’m a suspected escort. You can’t really argue with them because you’re trapped,” he says.”

He wasn’t necessarily declined solely because he wiped the phone (they already suspected him due to the previous encounter), but they made it pretty clear they don’t like it since they considered that reason enough to not let him through a second time despite all the supporting paperwork.
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It's funny because it's true!
On the medium-large sized projects I work on you won't be making any major changes until the 12-18month mark.

It seems like that'd exclude anyone who wants to make a name for themselves, which usually means excluding all the best people.
I didn't even know they had a blog! He's a seasoned vet in hand-drawn animation. Now that his short is almost out, it would be a perfect opportunity.
Here's the meetup event link -> https://www.meetup.com/Serverless-Italy/events/237189798/

(no videos though)
I do! It's the easiest way to make a durable copy. True, it's not indexable, but that can be sufficiently overcome by manually categorizing screenshots once they're made, and they don't depend on the source remaining available, or having cellular data available when I need to refer to them, or whatever. As long as my phone is charged, they're usable.

(It looks like iOS 10, to which I've just updated, supports print to PDF in the same style as OS X. So maybe I'll be leaning less heavily on the screengrab method in future.)
Interesting. Quick wikipedia searches lead to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deniable_encryption
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TrueCrypt#Plausible_deniabilit...
My plan is to leave my devices back home. In the US electronics is usually cheaper so I would buy a MacBook and download my personal data from the cloud. After returning home I would sell the MacBook for a nice profit.
Right now, all over the world, there are hundreds of news outlets covering this "downtime". Also right now, thousand of users a refreshing the page to see whats coming.

I am pretty confident that they are not losing any money during this, quite the opposite ;)
Using similar: https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-73p5220-External-Preferred-Key...
Not sure why this is being downvoted. Entering with a wiped device would be viewed as suspicious, rightly or wrongly.
Depends on the animation style and needs. In general though, hero animation is not repeating, except in few cases where you can recycle walk cycles or other animations - where you recycle whole animation of a 'cel'. For everything else, that's not hero, everything's game. If it looks good and you can get away with it, you do it.
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Where did you get your initial feed of job offers? I can see offers that are 4 years old
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I worked at one of the datacenters where they rolled this out. It definitely wasn't all that impressive in terms of real energy savings, it would temporarily make our PUE drop, but we'd have to make up for it after the recommendations were secured in order to account for the temporarily relaxed set points. It was mostly a PR thing from my point of view.
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> Europe is not doing a good job on recidivism.

Where is your counter evidence to what the person you replied to just posted?
That service is the best! However, it requires submission so it does not have as fast compile-run cycle.
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My favorite United moment, immediately following a hard landing. Flight attendant (loud enough for a lot of people to hear): "That was the worst landing all year. They really should teach these guys to land the planes before they let them fly them."
The report said that cellphones are allowed. Agree with the avoiding US part. I'm currently reading a book on the state of physics under the third reich and the parallels on the state looking inwardly are chilling.
It really depends on how you use it. If you structure your code well and you mostly use it to build RESTful APIs (which is what dawson is meant for), you will be able to easily migrate it to any other system. Especially if you use Lambda + RDS, you won't need too much work to re-deploy the same database and functions elsewhere (either another serverless vendor or your own infrastructure).
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No. Maybe a new iMac. Definitely new iPads.
Magic keyboard. I've got into the hype of mechanical keyboards and bought HHKB2. Now it sits on my desk as a talisman.
> maybe make a few feel safer

Or maybe make even more feel yet more in fear of terrorists. Which the cynic in me thinks might be the point
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After 18 months I definitely would be unable to comply to unlock the drive if the password was even remotely complicated.

Seems like the proper thing to do with a drive you forget the password to is to zero the drive.

I know I have encrypted archives of very mundane data in incremental backups which I have no clue as to what the password is, and due to the technology involved it's almost impossible to remove the files without risking to compromise the ability to restore other files. Ooops.
You also have GNU Guile, if you for whatever reason prefer the GNU stack.

https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/
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I never understood the naming for this trend. It's misleading at best.
To be fair, Charter seems like the best of a bad lot. They generally get pretty good customer satisfaction ratings (especially compared to Time Warner and Comcast).

I live in a Time Warner area, and thus far I've been very happy with the Charter acquisition.
I bought a top-loading Speedqueen washer and dryer pair. My laundry closet isn't deep or tall enough for front-loading washers or stackable dryers.

They have worked well for over 4 years.

I have never caught on to front-loading washers.

The SpeedQueens are not EnergyStar, and you won't find reviews of them at Consumer Reports, but they are build well.
(3.84 - 2.08) / 3.84 = 45% less people dead

It's not 'my' percentage, nor subjective.

I mean you could argue the study is biased or the sample size too small, but your understanding of percentages seems flawed.
So conscious that they've even forgot to configure SSL/TLS certificate.
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I don't agree with "If done at a proper relative intensity, everyone finds exercise extremely unpleasant in the moment.".
It may be physically uncomfortable but you can get pleasure from taking control over yourself.
It's hard for me to explain, but some unpleasant thing can bring pleasure.
Alos, if it is extremely unpleasant I'd doubt it is done at the proper level.
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A circular directory would be much worse. As soon as you check it out, your disk fills up.
They're used heavily in Australia too. And I always get picked up by them.

I think the person at the monitor wants to look at my weiner.
The same thing happens to people at my company. If you have options, try an internal transfer. If not, get back on the market. Don't do a job you hate unless you have to.
Although hacky,

assert(test_foo() /* Checks the sanity of Foo */);

does the job for the error messages, and replacing abort() with a custom function like `void check(int condition, const char *format, ...);` can make it not abort the program on an error.

I prefer the regular assert() though because I want the build to fail by an aborting test program, and all I care is the line number of failure. Another benefit is that abort() will pause gdb in the exact place that it crashed, with the stack intact if you want to inspect it.
If you want to see an amazing example of what hand painted frame-by-frame animation can really do take a look at The Old Man and the Sea from 1999 by Aleksandr Petrov [1]

Almost 30,000 frames, painted by hand on glass, producing probably some of the most visually striking animation you are likely to see.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnZD6RBt9S0
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Black people constitute around 3% of UK population.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_British
I have seen some very inappropriate ads on children's videos even with parental controls turned on.
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