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jesus. Pick from: alcohol, depression, boredom, dynasty building, genetic programming.

I apologise for being rude but it sounds like you have limited compassion if you haven't been able to think this one through. What do you want to do, sterilise the poor?

I would remind you that despite a poor background children can and do still excel and even if they don't these children are often the backbone of our industry. You might not approve but these people are still the workforce and generation of tomorrow so you should afford their inception a little more respect and empathy.
>reproduction strategy

I.e. 'stick the winkie in the hoo-hah and wiggle it around'
Imagine a world with no crime. You'd probably not want to live in one, unless you're somehow very eager to do nothing but exactly what the government says you may, with the entire infrastructure preventing you from even attempting to do otherwise.
I may have to replace my home security cameras because Swann doesn't seem to care about the app that allows me to watch them.
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How is it any different from suicide bombing tho? The terrorist organizations can still take credit for the bus-on-highway-terror just like they take credit posthumously for the suicide bombings.
Poverty is not a disease, its a happening. Like falling over or getting hit by a bus. It prays upon the less agile of us so pray that one day when your agility slows you're not unlucky enough to get hit by the proverbial bus.

Heck you might gain a bit of sympathy then so maybe it wouldn't be a completely bad thing...
So only rich people deserve to have a family? Only the rich deserve to find joy in nurturing and raising others? A lot of people, even though they don't have much, they find fulfillment in their family. If you think they shouldn't have children, that means taking away the only joy in some people's lives. Weird sentiment you have there.
Can you point to the word "kill" in his post?
That sounds like killing the poor but with extra steps.

Or the South Side of Chicago.
I remember thinking that whoever made this movie must have hated the original movie.

I guess it is a gamble the director has to take: to be remembered as a great director, you can't simply remake movies verbatim. You have to put your spin on it and hope people think you made something greater than the original.

The movie did not capture the feeling of the original movie nor did it seem convincing as a future reality the way the original does.

Btw, hologram ads featured in a COD Advanced Warfare Tokyo map a few years ago. Given the color scheme of the movie and that of the map, I would not be surprised if the map was a bit of inspiration for the movie's designers.
> Scraping is copying, which is an exclusive privilege of the copyright owner under copyright.

Is it necessarily copying in a sense that is different from how a web browser acquires the resource to render it? For example, scraping data to derive some non-protected facts could be considered consumption in the same sense a human reading it via a client would, and doesn't require storing a copy any more permanently than a browser.

Intent is probably a lot more important, legally, than the fact that you are technically copying something simply by "accessing" it in a browser. If you are scraping with the intent to extract and copy the copyright protected content, sure, that's a good point, but that's by no means the only use of scraping.

Personally, and I understand that this isn't how it works legally, I think that the contract is implied by the protocol. I request copies of information by means of HTTP. If the distributor doesn't want me to have a copy, they can choose not to respond with a copy. I never make a copy in that case: the server is, hence I have not reproduced the work. It's not me taking a book to a photocopier, it's me calling the publisher and asking them to send me a copy of page 237.
Very hard to know what is real on this one. Nevertheless I consider it outrageous that this "country" (more like natural gas indentured servant city state and chief backer of numerous questionable militant causes) was awarded the World Cup and hope that is somehow reversed.
Slaves got paid tax-free? News to me...
Looking at the charts from Capital in the 21st Century [1] it's obvious that previous relative equality of wealth was largely due to the incredibly destruction of the two world wars. Factories blown up, colonial lands lost and war debts inflated away wiped out many fortunes.[2]

So the reduced power of post war rich, combined with fear of communism resulted in the Democratic Socialist consensus that gave us high taxes and a big middle class. (And Vietnam but I digress).

Since fear of Communism has eased and the rich have again massed giant fortunes there's little to stop them weakening the rules that prevent our Democracies from being bought.

To me this is a compelling explanation for how you end up with Trump running against Clinton two historically disliked candidates. Almost everything in the news is just noise to the slow grinding power of wealth accumulation. Occasionally you get a glimpse as WaPo is bought by Bezos, Trump gets elected and Zuck clearly starts to form some presidential ambitions. But largely everything is a distraction to pull your eyeballs, after all that's what our media is paid to do.

[1] http://piketty.pse.ens.fr/files/capital21c/en/Piketty2014Fig...

[2] Capital in Britain 1700-2010: http://piketty.pse.ens.fr/files/capital21c/en/pdf/F3.1.pdf
So we should have only got Kings out of the middle ages?
You're saying it as if it's something bad.
The use of the word illegal is unpopular in the US because it is politically incorrect to refer to a "person" and not an "action" as illegal. There are all kinds of politics involved: identity, race, and the belief that the left wing sees them as a voting base and the right sees them as cheap labor.

Either way, they are being exploited to their fullest potential, and will continue to be exploited until they are no longer useful to the political parties (frankly.)
I totally agree. However, it is to be expected, when we first abstract up to get convenience and then using that platform, abstract back down to get performance.

We end up with a FrankenMonster of an application, that has a cobbled together persona, built by people who do not appreciate what the machine is actually doing.
Yes. Did that after this episode.
Someone from Purdue (I think) did research on being able to identify printers that used stepping motors due to unique characteristics in various models as well as individual printers.

I'm not sure if dot matrix was in the study (I want to say it was inkjet?) but the principle remains the same.

Not as precise as embedded serial numbers with watermarking, but it could get a whistle blower identified.
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Preventing some arbitrary part of the population from having children is basically eradicating that population, long term. I just used "kill", for simplicity.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugenics
Of course they can. The only drawback could be slight increase in food prices, for which Americans pay too little anyway (compared to the rest of the world)[0], but it's a small price to pay for abolishing slavery.

0. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/12/this-map-shows-how-mu...
In what world is "engage a third-party scraping company" a better option than "drop a quick email to the site operator"?
Right, but that’s a 5 year old machine they’re comparing against. Still impressive, but not what the title implies.
Who knows what the consequences are going to be and if the outcomes will actually benefit Russia, to judge if it's patriotic or not?
All they are doing is permanently damaging actual Russian talent.
Not really. The current situation is tail wagging the dog scenario. Between the politics of water in the west and decades of the Feds ignoring migrant workers, farms are fully corporate.

When you buy a container of strawberries in the market today, you're contributing to a global supply chain where companies own farms all over the Western Hemisphere. Operating companies like that which are like little command economies is expensive, and you as consumer don't want to pay for the layers of administration and attorneys needed.

So the workers pay.
That's a quad-core desktop Core i7 with 4 cores and 8 threads, and clocked much higher than the Apple A10X.
"ability to feed ourselves as a country"

What do you mean? In times of war, foreign imports would stop?

For reference, the US presently has a surplus of food. It exports more than it imports.
Can you make Americans on welfare work?
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The idea is to recognize emotionally compromising situations and either remove yourself from them until you can think clearly, or to let someone you trust stand between your judgment and action.

This is almost always achievable when there is will to do so, whereas emotionally regulating yourself while making decisions may be too difficult.
Can someone paste the contents here?
Looks like someone has never ran a website with even a slight amount of traffic. A few requests every 15 minutes is nothing and your site should be able to handle it.

Additionally, it clearly wasn't a DDoS. Quoting from the parent:

> Some swedish equal rights server was "scraping" site every 15 minutes with massive ddos. We put capacha for the server ip only (let them scratch their heads now) and let it be

If there is only one server ip, it is by definition not distributed. Just a misuse of the term DDoS.
yus true.
I think everyone should read Nickel and Dimed (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickel_and_Dimed) by Barbara Ehrenreich. She goes undercover and tries to survive working minimum wage jobs. I don't think I'm spoiling the book by revealing that she wasn't able to. After three months she were so deep in debt that she had to abort the experiment.
Because we generally recognize that feudalism is bad, and therefore society becoming more feudalismesque is also bad?
The Observer has an article about this: http://observer.com/2017/06/sexism-science-facebook-mansplai...

The video of the event is here: http://www.worldsciencefestival.com/programs/big-universe-bi...

edit: Youtube version, at the 1:02 mark where people apparently were getting irritated: https://youtu.be/Er7qPv8jsZo?t=1h1m55s
Agreed, title might better be: "iPad performance now where iMacs were five years ago." Still interesting (says someone using an iMac from 2008).
Interesting, I feel pretty confident that this was a personal goal for him though, since he first mentioned it in 2009.
I agree this is a problem - but is it isolated to banking? I can think of at least one non-finance org I've encountered that did much the same: pulled in graduates with big promises and friendly recruiters at milkround conferences, only to slot them into stultifying, dead end support roles where the graduate's skills only withered along with their employability.
You're either a wonderful troll, and then: kudos! or you have a very misguided idea of poverty.

Poverty is not a disease, as Quarrelsome pointed out.

Poverty isn't even a constant, it's dynamic. People go in and out of poverty all the time.

We also don't know the correlation and the causation between poverty and various indicators such as IQ, achievements, etc. (are you poor because you have a low IQ or do you have a low IQ because you're poor? etc.)

On top of that, where do you draw the line for poverty? Is it the lowest 10%? 20%? 40%? What if the statistics change next year, and I go from 40% to 30%, am I allowed to have children this year? Are my children taken away from me?

Etc., etc.

You haven't thought this through, or as I said, you're a wonderful troll! :)
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Because with scraping you are in a legal grey area. But if you contact the site directly and they say "no", then there is no excuse to scrape.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birmingham_Six
Makes me wonder when we'll see a MacBook Air with an ARM SoC.
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Yeah. Actually, your idea is even scarier than the usual attacks, because with suicide bombers you can at least expect them to be discovered given enough police and intelligence resources (if by need of controlling the flow of ingredients to explosive substances). But otherwise random people causing unexpected public transport crashes? That would be literally terror.
I found an i7-7700K benchmark to compare it to [1]. Hopefully it's an apples-to-apples comparison...

[1] http://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/compare/3036382?baseline...
> What do you want to do, sterilise the poor?

Reversible sterilization for everyone by default, temporary reversal for a fee. Make people pay for externalities.
Because sexual selection is a subcategory of natural selection.
Slap a keyboard case on the new ipad pro and you are a long way there once iOS 11 ships...
> That sounds like killing the poor but with extra steps.

Doing quarantine does not kill the disease agent. That is not what quarantine is for. Quarantine is for preventing the further spread of the disease agent.

For killing the disease (agent) there is the immune system or drugs such as antibiotics or virostatic agents.
Aren't Saturn's rings hypothesised to have come about from moons smashing or disintegrating?
I hope this comes to Android. I always thought it worked like this until someone showed me: https://www.google.com/maps/timeline?pb

I see way more locations and rides than I actually navigated to with Maps. For most of the time, it is just installed.

I now manually disable all location services.
You are right, but this is easy to solve. The less nice solution is to show a little explanation before locking the device, the better one depends on OSes. They should simply provide a way for devs to trigger the lock screen for this specific purpouse and let devs specify a message, color scheme, theme, logo, whatever that needs to feel the lock mechanism more integrated in the app.
Mansplaining, bleh.
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... with low inequality there are more middle class members of the society.
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Well, yeah, like if you ask someone to sell you their dog and they say "no". Doesn't justify stealing the dog.
Well, one possible reason is that we may have an inbuilt sense of "fairness" - capachin monkeys have been demonstrated in experiments to get angry if they get unfairly rewarded. So might not people feel angry in the same circumstances?

A valid criticism of socialism for running societies (rather than institutions) is that it doesn't align well with "human nature" - but it might also be the case where the "winner takes all" aspects of capitalism also have similar problems.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/09/0917_030917_...
You can use something called Openkeychain on Android. It uses NFC Yubikeys for both PGP and SSH.

Regarding your 4096 bit requirements, normally when you have those security requirements you would keep that key offline and use shorter lived 2048 bit keys for actual authentication.

There is 4096 bit support with Yubikey 4 which unfortunately isn't offered with NFC.
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Looks like processor architecture really matters.

Btw - is LLVM still faster on a 5-year-old machine than on an iPad? I am seeing well, right?
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How many times do we have to tell feminists that this isn't sexism? Ya all those people on stage just HATE women! What about bad manners? What about cut throat career promoting academicians getting an audience?
Lots of teenagers out their who are great at setting and customising wordpress for small businesses.
Mexican agricultural workers have always been a thing. But the concentration of farm output to a few regions of California is a recent phenomenon, and the resulting industrialization of agriculture was a thing.

When I was a teen in the early 90s, I worked on a 500 acre farm in upstate ny. At that time it was possible to support a family and a few workers on land like that with a diversified crop of dairy, hay, something like oats and a few other things. The neighboring farm grew vegetables.

That is no longer possible. 90% of farms within 75 miles <250 acres are hobby farms, growing subsidized corn, or are legacy dairy farms that will be subdivisions when the farmer is too old to work or his equipment wears out.
Well, you're comparing against a 5 year old machine. What point does this make? It's about as meaningful as saying my smartphone has reached parity with a Cray supercomputer (but a 20 year old one).
You've got it exactly the wrong way around. The iPad has nearly double the score in that particular benchmark (higher is better).
Wouldn't it make sense to try and compare it to one of Intel's more recent lower spec offerings anyways? Something that compares in terms of price and form factor.
> poverty would simply die out

Not at all. An economy based on competition and inequality automatically generates as many poor as needed to balance out the super rich. It's really basic math.
That's what they said about HTML 5, too.
Screenshots here: https://twitter.com/SarahLerner/status/871754739817512963
Wherever you see the "login with facebook" button, you have FB tracking you. This is why lots of people avoid sites that have this button. It adds very little and puts a lot of people off. Why keep it around on an OSS project if it's going to do nothing of real value and will put off both users of the CRM and people who would like to host a CRM but don't want the FB affiliation?

I get that you might like it, that's fine, but it's not serving any good purpose here. Google login would be more widespread if you must have a 3rd party button. Yes, Google track as well and yes, that's also going to put people off, but if you feel the need to have one at all, get a more useful one. Or better yet, remove them all, have local user registration and put a hook in place for developers to plugin other buttons using different contrib repos. Then you can have both without polluting the core project with 3rd party deps.
You saw the reverse. :)
LLVM is much faster on the iPad.
You want to tell feminists what sexism is?

My advice: don't.

Listen.
If there is a sparsity of people doing other jobs, the wages of people doing them will increase (leading to the situation that the condition for "better not reproduce" disappears). That's how economy works.
'Deserve' is a weird word; what do you mean by it and think that it's relevant?

Raising children is a very resource and labour-heavy endeavour. Rich people have more resources and labour. It's only logical that they can afford the children while poor people don't.
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I agree, if the American agricultural business can only exist because of breaking the law, then there's something completely broken with the system.
In this view, the increased pressure on undocumented immigrants might even be a good thing in the long run, since it increases the pressure to change the current system (e.g. establishing a legal framework for foreign workers, resulting in more protection).
Evidence and outcomes?

There is evidence that current eco-policies are pushing industry and hence economic power into the hands of an insane totalitarian regime and nobody seems to be discussing possible outcomes of that.

There is evidence that H1B has been abused by body shops for a very long time now and nobody seemed to care until some Americans really got pissed and partisan about it.
That is a strawman - total equality (prison, grave) is not being advocated, merely reducing the current extreme inequality.

And inequality is a good measure because the benefit of an extra N dollars is greater, the less money one already has. So, all else being equal, smaller inequality leads to greater average quality of life.

Inequality is also a measure of for whose benefit a society is working - the benefit of the ones accruing the most wealth. So the more concentrated that wealth, the more the rest of society is being ignored in favour of the richest few.

A common counterargument is saying that as long as the wealth of the lower classes also rises, then why worry about inequality. But it has been stagnant for several decades in the US, the poor have to work long hours, all while more and more wealth flows to the top. So it becomes clear that merely improving the economy won't help, as the benefits are captured by those already rich.
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* most sites prohibit scraping but beg for Google to scrape them

* many good products/websites are based on scraped content

* many good products/websites are not feasible because of scraping limitations and limited access to data, even publicly funded data (e.g. no real estate ads with noise overlay despite the EU mandating noise maps in all member states; member states have prohibitive access rules for these maps)

* "rogue" scraping causes problems for many websites; blocking it creates problems for legitimate users of various proxy/anonymization services like Tor. Captchas are not a long-term solution, good programming defeats them.

I'd welcome a simple technical solution for scraping that takes into account the interests of site owners, other publishers, the public. The sooner publishers get together and build one, the better for them.
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Since for some reason (flagging) this has fallen of the first page, I posted the Observer article also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14505232
My two decades old dream is to simply slide a wireless mouse, keyboard, and monitor next to my phone then I'd have a desktop computer.

Sooner or later our mobile devices will morph into our desktops?
I would say an important point of note is that a lot of people who would consider themselves power users still use Intel chips from the early 2010's. Coming from someone who's using a Sandy Bridge i7.
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Other discussion that was maybe flagged from first page - links to the Facebook post:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14505073
Most countries apply intellectual property law to anything published on the internet. In other words, when it comes to something you pull down via http, you should assume that, if you attempt to republish it in any form, someone out there might decide that it's worth their time to use the court system to destroy you, so you should take the time to read the ToS.
No, the thing happening does not count as proof why it is happening. Printers refusing to print bw is widely known.
When transition to Intel was announced Steve Jobs said, that they had OS X running on Intel CPUs since the first version.
I would not be surprised that there are ARM powered Macs in Apple labs right now.
Also notably one is actively cooled and one isn't. I love that these beastly SoCs are peaceful little chips sitting silently.
It might make more sense to compare to a current-gen laptop, not a Desktop machine from five years ago: http://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/compare/3036382?baseline... (archive: http://archive.is/EVcuE)
they'll just have to raise prices accordingly

But without matching the price rise with some sort of import tariff, would people still choose the more expensive American produce over the cheaper imports?