skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why didn't we do thisyesterday ?
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It also matters what their pre-existing status was before they came down with the flu. The article throws around these percentages and groups, but doesn't comment at all on the relations between the groups - and it could very well be non-trivial. Better info from the following:

https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2017/p0403-flu-vaccine.ht...

http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2017/03/...
It's not no cost. It creates long wait times which can send customers elsewhere. I was a cashier in 2004 and I saw the introduction of the self checkout. The store ended up taking them back out this past year.

When you can pay a teenager 9 bucks an hour to do it much faster it's worth every penny.

These things work for walgreens but Costco and Aldes won't have them for a long while.
Also, the work on Easter Island is widely disputed. Easter Islanders probably did not purposely cut down all of their big trees, but the trees were devastated by the release of rats which ate their seeds. See "The Statues That Walked" by Prof.s Terry Hunt and Carl Lipo from the University of Hawai'i for a more up to date work.
I believe you care correct about Luddendorf. That was the narrative outlined in 1924: The Year That Made Hitler, if Peter Ross Range is to be believed.
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It's been widely discussed, since the election, that how little liberal America thinks and cares about conservatives is one reason Trump got elected. Look how much hatred there was for HRC. DT was mostly written off as a joke candidate. Look at the anger at DT rallies. "Lock her up!" was the chant. That's some anger right there. Show me the equivalent on the left, before the election.

I know my opinion is not popular here, but it sure seems to align with what happened in the last year.
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I don't see how microkernels have anything to do with all of that? Userspace drivers exists in all systems and arguably they are not more backward compatible or anything than kernel-space drivers, just the incompatibilities appears against other system-frameworks in other address spaces, instead of the (micro)-kernel. Ex: when windows switched to 64-bits, 32-bits userspace printer drivers where incompatible (it could and IMO it should have been done otherwise, but what happen is that they were broken!)

And more competition in the h/w space? Common, you already have an insane amount of competition for Android phones, and even some of the biggest multinational don't give a shit about maintaining SW for their product beyond a few months, even for security purposes. The only think we can do is prescription to every people we know: ex. tell all your non technical friends to never buy e.g. a Samsung phone.

It's ridiculous, because Android is the worse ecosystem for security purposes. If you want to be somehow protected, you can stick to iPhones, or, in a funny way, Windows 10 Mobile.
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I'm not sure about methodology differences, but this service tells a different story:

https://truemarketshare.com/operating-system-market-share?op...

Clear the 'Desktop/Laptop' filter and it gives share on all platform types. I think the difference in numbers may be due to this service is measuring only browsing activity.

It also removes 21% of traffic detected as bots, so that may also have an effect.
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Exactly! Maybe they are relying on that to be taught by parents?
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Such an equality comparison unit would generally be an XOR-NAND combination.
arstechnica is one of the few sites that is accurately stating that these privacy exposures exist now and stem from during the Obama administration (in 2015). It's implied in the wording of this article, but their linked article from 24 March spells it out better:

"So what has changed for Internet users? In one sense, nothing changed this week, because the requirement to obtain customer consent before sharing or selling data is not scheduled to take effect until at least December 4, 2017. ISPs didn’t have to follow the rules yesterday or the day before, and they won’t ever have to follow them if the rules are eliminated."

Instead of just implementing the late-term Obama rule that was to take effect in December or later, we should be pushing for a more broad replacement rule that also encompasses major content providers such as Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, and Google/Youtube.
It looks a lot like this google project zero bug (same reporter, same bug type (stack overflow on the wifi chip)) but the CVE number has the last two digits swapped

https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=10...

Looks like it's hitting android devices as well as ios devices?

Edit: Apple must have known when they released iOS 10.3.0 since they named the next-day-beta 10.3.2. Perhaps they were embargoed because of other broadcom customers, but didn't want to delay the other crazy security fixes that 10.3.0 brought. Were they forced to ship an known insecure broadcom firmware because of Android then? Double edit: Or more likely they just wanted to get some more testing time. Looks like the p0 bug was unrestricted on Mar 23.
Honestly, if the only thing you're going to dispute me on is my very last point (which had basically nothing to do with the overall theme of my reply), I couldn't care less what your argument is.

Moreover, I doubt you're the kind of person who's had to work for anything in your life.
> Also, wouldn't e.g. Homebrew also get those problems if you compile against the new SDK?

Yes, but nearly all Homebrew software is cross-platform unix software, so that software will already have to deal with having unfair mutexes on Linux.

> … pthreads is a standard - if the article's right, and POSIX doesn't mandate fairness …

It doesn't mandate fairness, but it doesn't mandate unfairness either. Apple platforms defaulting to fair is no less conforming than Linux defaulting to unfair.
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This issue also gets mentioned in the sklearn documentation [0]. The "curse of dimensionality" explains how high dimensional data tends to be close together, making efficient indexing on a distance metric difficult.

I feel like the poster-child for the frequency illusion. There was an article on 538 a few weeks ago that caught my interest which used cosine similarity (a non-metric distance function). I dove in, and started wondering if there were any ways to find nearest neighbors using cosine similarity efficiently. A week later, Facebook's Faiss implements something of a general purpose toolkit for indexing metric and not metric spaces to minimize storage. And now this. It's like the world is trying to tell me something!

[0] http://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/neighbors.html#k-d-tr...
So I'm the author of both Byobu and purge-old-kernels. It's in Debian, because I help push it there after I push it to Ubuntu.

It's completely wrong that purge-old-kernels is in Byobu, rather than in the kernel or directly handled by dpkg/apt. Thanks for all the feedback here -- we'll get that cleaned up in 17.10!
I was trying to make a point a virus can be "benign" like herpes and silently spread effecting a large population.
You don't need a selective advantage as the virus is not competing for scarce amount of resources. You can have herpes and still spread common cold.
I went to an engineering focused private university, borrowed my way through the whole thing (housing, food, everything), parents didn't pay a dime.

Stupid? Yes.

But that's reality for a lot of people. I'm shocked those averages are that low.
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Aren't there a lot of languages that compile to the Java platform? Also, there are several that build for .Net as well.
My last job at a startup was good craic. I am generally one of the more chatty + whimsical people in an office.
But, though goofing around with my colleagues was alright its not my ideal way of spending my time.

I just thought that work was sucking away my life! I will try and explain it using numbers in a very ad-hoc manner...

Lets say the desirability of spending time working really hard and focusing on interesting (but not your own work) is 50%. Working less efficiently on interesting (but not your own work) in an atmosphere of bonhomie and craic with your colleagues is 60%. Doing exactly what you want(hobbies, working on your own ideas ,time with friends etc) is 100%
Also just for reference the desirability of spending time cleaning the house and paying bills and crap is 0%.

In my last job I was spending 8 hours per day (out of 16 waking hours) at work at 60%, another few hours at 0% (lets say 4) and only a few at 100% (lets say the remaining 4)
That leads to an average of about 55% for the day.

Contrast this to working intensely and without distraction for 4 hours, the same 4 hours of chores, and then the remaining 8 hours of doing whatever you want. This leads to a daily average of 62.5%

This is all made up and incredibly rough but the 2nd scenario will yield a higher average unless you greatly desire work with craic over intense focused work, or you desire work with craic almost as much as doing whatever you want.
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Unfortunately, that's not enough. There are many corner cases where kernel packages hang around much longer than they should, for odd reasons.
I believe that school loans should only be allowed for jobs. If you love art and are interested in "under water basket weaving" as a degree that is great, but it won't pay the bills and so you should save your money to pay for it. When you decide to become a medical doctor, it is understood your eventually worth will pay off reasonable loans.

My solution: student loans may be discharged in bankruptcy, but your school records are discharged too. Thus if you get an expensive degree that won't pay off the loan just give up the degree and credits. Doctors will not do this because their pay.

Note that loan companies now have incentive to ensure you graduate and get a job. Getting Ds in a few classes: they will cut you off now rather than try to see if you can turn it around. Maybe you can find the money to pay for your next semester one your own and improve your grade, and if you do this long enough they might change their mind and give you loans to finish.

The only angle I'm still working out is if someone finishes a degree, declares bankruptcy, and then goes back to the same degree (elsewhere) - they don't have the credits but they presumably know the material and can easily pass all the classes the second time around with a better grade.
Well, it's better than "Altbaba."
Imo these stats are likely heavily sckewed by adblock. Most people on mobile don't realize they can install adblock or don't care.

And given the stats likely come from analytics which are blocked, it seems reasonable to assume these numbers are sckewed
That way you don't have to pay service tax to the credit card company for the transaction.
It's a good point: there very well could be a few Kodak Moments if technology changes and the incumbents don't adapt.

But predicting the future is hard.
I just did it - im a UI architect, and its not hidden. Comes down my arm just before my elbow. I mostly did it on the weekends and didn't have issues working with it.. Not sure about job search..
I'm wondering if this is the bug referenced in iOS 10.3.1 - https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207688

I also wonder if this affects MacBooks? Some of them, at the very least, ship with "Card: AirPort Extreme, Firmware version: Broadcom BCM43xx" according to System Information.

Edit: Also, speculating on the impact. Is it possible that an attacker can construct a device that can spam unauthenticated wifi frames that will be interpreted by devices in the pockets of passersby, triggering a buffer overflow, gaining RCE in the wifi chip, and then use DMA or somesuch to read out all main system memory, or maybe even write an RCE shellcode to the main operating system? Sounds pretty deadly if your device can get rooted automatically just by being nearby another device. Glad this was found by Google Project Zero and responsibly disclosed, hopefully the bad guys haven't found anything similar :O :)
Not sure you consider this equivalent, but the Project Zero team has opened a number of issues against Android and phones that run android[0].

I'm wondering what blog posts on the Project Zero blog you consider to be "cheap muck"? There are a lot of posts on the Project Zero blog about Android as well.

[0] https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/list?can=1&q...
I wasn't saying you shouldn't laugh about it, and I'm not attempting to downplay your agency. You obviously know how to handle yourself. If you find other people laughing about this experience nice, good on ya!

But outside of that context, given the drug part, it does seem that this "crazy" woman's actions were likely on the same moral level as armed robbery or attempted rape, so all else being equal, I would prefer that someone called out any external brushing-aside of that aspect. Being white and privileged does not a legal victim make ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I work in a system that has that. It isn't the holy land you dream of. Yes, it helps but people forget it, have 2, have none and others transpose numbers, type a wrong value and generally ruin it. If there was a non creepy way of having an RFID embedded at birth...
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No, it really isn't... it's for code that absolutely must perform well, without the need for browser plugin/extension installation. Gaming logic, transcoding streams, etc.
And if word were trying to replace libre office, that might be the case.
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So not only is there worry over how automation will impact domestic income inequality, but also how it'll increase inequality between countries. In the future desperate citizens of poor nations can't even hope to immigrate to richer areas, if the rich countries just realize they can solve the immigration "problem" by using robots. Combined with a spike in protectionist governments in the west, does this mean we're likely to see more bloody economic wars?
You're almost certainly right. Oops!
Makes me think of similar events that played out in Japan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_15_Incident
I didn't even know that tractors cost $180k! I just assumed they cost around the same as a car
This will get fixed. Mark my words ;-)
One possible future is that Tesla execute perfectly but their stock still underperforms the market.

In 20 years Tesla may produce more cars than Toyota. They may have self-driving AI that is safer than any other. They may provide more taxi rides than Uber. But the total market for new cars may be half what it is today because no-one will own cars in future.
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Have you ever heard of Project for a New American Century?
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I remember when this was happening: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaster_(computer_worm)
Yeah, its not the devil. It is more or less a "refillable" gift card. It would certainly be good for handling the occasional piggy-bank windfall (although a coinstar machine is better for that).

I worry, however, about financial products like this that get aimed at people who don't have bank accounts. They're a particularly vulnerable population.
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Brilliant idea
You could argue the US already comes close to it given SSN and driver's license numbers. But coming right out and having an official permanent identity number just gives a lot of people the willies. Heck, a handful of states won't even adopt REAL ID to better standardize driver's licenses.

I'm not sure I even disagree. Even if the practical effect (for good or ill) is negligible in most cases, it starts to tread a bit too close to "your papers please" and standardized tracking across all systems. Some inefficiency and ambiguity isn't always a bad thing.
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> All of this costs something like $20K at the minimum.

So they only need to be cheaper by $20K over a couple of years for it to be worth it?

That seems like a fairly small cost to overcome.

And if there isn't very much demand for H1Bs, even with "bidding" we'd expect the cost to companies to stay the same.

It isn't clear to me why prioritizing the value of an employee (as measured by how much they are paid) would not be an effective way of prioritizing H1B visas.
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So you think the OP should be OK with being lynched?
You will not find any data to support this. The stock price level is based on emotion and guts feeling and on the cleverness of people who know how to play the emotions and gut feelings of others.
By the same logic: Why wouldn't they?

Surely Google is not intentionally refraining from solving the high fragmentation it is suffering from (which makes developing for Android harder, and keeps some people from receiving security updates)