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For me, god-mode has been a life-changing discovery. It solves C- and M-. I use sticky keys for shift, but that's less of a home run

https://github.com/chrisdone/god-mode
Everyone knows that such spam mails are NOT sent by the company, but by scammers. Look at the raw email header.

So why is this comment on top?

It seems HN got mainstream and with it the usefulness is declining - low quality comments staying on top that can be answered by common sense.
Could you just pick a couple of pixels from the actual page display and check they're the right color?

Not sure either of these work without access at the top page level, ie you can't get the data from scripts in an iframe? Been a while since i did any JS dev.
No 2-stage ballistic missile on earth at any time is capable of traveling 1,000 nautical miles much less 10,000 nautical miles. The Medium Range Ballistic Missiles use two stages which appears to be the limit of North Korea's success at this time.
How are they not ad companies? Together, FB and GOOGL receive a massive proportion of online ad spend.
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Yes. 365 is cloud AD. My bad. Not familiar with it. Are there no endpoints?
If people built more things instead of sold them to people maybe there'd be less need for advertising (or politicians). When the value is actually clear there is far less need to convince people.

Make things that work, sell your vision not the product. People will buy into your vision, and accept more product shortcomings and cheer you on as you improve.
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I don't think they did it without his consent. The thing is, investing in a house is one of the first things your parents would ask you to do once you start earning; and considering the amount of influence your parents have on decisions like this in India, he would probably have had to go with their opinion.
Since ads on the web are mostly produced by bots for bots, and distributed through shady borderline-criminal ad-networks I think we've already reached rock bottom years ago and it can only get better.
I'm sure spaceX could, or telsa, or any other car manufacturer. Problem is car owners have ever higher standards. They want stereos that are better than their home system (100s of watts and a dozen speakers), elaborate dual zone heating cooling systems, phone chargers, dozens or so airbags, power seats, power windows, power outlets, usb ports, tv's for entertaining the kids, etc.

Motor trend or similar magazine ran a 50 year anniversary issue including the car weight of every car they reviewed in the last 50 years. The average went from under 2000 to almost 4000. I suspect the toughest design criteria is letting a human survive a crash with a 6000 pound SUV.

Sadly the low cost of oil has resulted in the huge SUVs being still quite popular.

If you want an under 1000 pounds vehicle that can carry 2 people get an electric motorcycle.
It's likely that Animats knows what he's doing.

He also says that the email contains a link to the real website, not to a scam website.

So, if it was sent by a scammer what's the purpose? How does it work?

And if it was sent by the company, why are they sending email that looks like a scam?
My mother is a daily user of the internet with extremely limited knowkedge and she has difficulty understanding even basic computer messages.

I designed a series of rules + practices which are stated as absolutes (i.e. no margin for interpretation) and they have worked well:

1. All emails with claims are false, even if I send them. Not only spam but also "snopes-like" scams from her friends. This rule always has precedence over anything else. 100% Never trust an email content. If it looks like there could be really bad consequences from ignoring an email, forward it to me and I'll decide.

I told her "imagine a stranger calls you on the phone and reads you the content of an email. Would you trust it?". She understood the metaphor.

2. She doesn't know her passwords. They are stored in the browser's keyring. Thus, she can't provide credentials to phishing websites.

3. She can click on links from emails, unless it is from a bank, because she knows her bank credentials. The combination of (2) and (3) makes the internet very usable for her as she can browse with confidence.

4. She only logs in to the bank website from her browser bookmark. She uses Safari's "Top sites" heavily, and she has learned to Google basic stuff.

5. If there is a weird message on a website, treat it as an email (i.e. it is false, etc)

6. Adblock is installed

7. She is beginning to recognize OS prompts, like icloud messages (storage, passwords). She knows she can never click on one before sending me a picture by IM. For these prompts password managers don't auto-input them and that's a problem. I must confirm its validity and then she has permission to open a notepad where her passwords are written and transcribe it to the prompt. But she always needs to send me a pic before opening the password notebook.

8. I have enabled Gatekeeper on the mac, thus she can't open binaries from the internet, only documents. Word macros are disabled.

9. If something doesn't look right, call/IM me on your cellphone

She is a very simple user and her needs are limited to websites, mail, office and a few games, so this works well. YMMV.

Maybe there are more rules that I can't remember right now, but the combination of not knowing her passwords + password manager + not trusting email + unable to run unknown binaries + adblock has worked wonderfully.

Let me know if you have more suggestions
Above 300 mile range is a pretty juicy feature. As is AWD which is planned for the spring.
As a control system engineer, I can confirm you're correct that store brand items are often made in the same factory, using the same equipment as brand items.

However in every factory I've worked in, there have always been differences in quality.

Active or expensive ingredients are reduced or replaced. Soaps concentration is lowered, butter and cocoa is reduced/replaced, less pulses(beans) or fruit in the tin, drained weights are lowered, quality control is not as strict, etc.

Regarding quality control - often factories would clean the line prior to running the high end product. Switching over to the cheaper product usually consists of switching the packaging out and topping up the supply with the cheaper product - no clean or flushing of the line. The first couple of items produced would be different quality to the rest of the batch.

You have to cut some corners to compete with big companies like p&g and Unilever. They're buying and producing much larger quantities of products than any generic brand.

Regarding cheap packaging - you pay per colour when printing. Printing materials can also be swapped out. Thinner plastic or card. Matt instead of high gloss.
Here in Portugal I think there's still quite a path to go to legalize some drugs honestly - some country's are jumping right into it, heads first, but they are forgetting precisely the addiction factor and what health care structures and mindset are required to deal with this.

No matter how harmless a drug is, there are always inherent issues bound to it's consumption.
It's pretty bizarre to treat driving without an $8000 options package as a weird edge case. If autonomous driving is that central, it seems like it should be a basic feature, not an upgrade.
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I press left ctrl with my pinky curled, so I actually press with the upside of the finger (just above the nail). It puts my wrist at a very small angle and no effort on the pinky finger itself.
IPads work quite well for older users. They don't solve the password problem, but at least some of the other problems are avoided.
I'd love to test that. my tiny experience is that anything in the center will divert my view too much.
And finally 3D x-y-z bar charts make at least a little bit of sense when you can walk around them.
Suggested read on this topic, "The Attention Merchants: The Epic Scramble to Get Inside Our Heads" by Tim Wu.
It is often not practical for something dumber to regulate something far more intelligent. (Humans win against lions despite our physical weakness.) So the best solution I have heard of is to create a Provably Safe AGI (or Friendly AI in Yudkowsky's term) and have them help us regulate other AI efforts. A moral core that aligns with human values need to be part of this Safe AGI.

It is definitely very challenging to create one, and more challenging than creating a random AGI. The morality also needs to be integrated into the Safe AGI as its core that is not susceptible to self-modification ability that an AGI could have. Thus, we need to work on that aspect of AGI now.

Stuart Russell has outlined his preliminary thought on the topic: https://www.ted.com/talks/stuart_russell_how_ai_might_make_u...
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Generally it's good to assume that Animats knows more about how the internet works than you do, especially if it is something related to networks.
She likes the big screen of her 24" imac. But when it breaks down I'll definitely get her an ipad. She took a long time before getting into the smartphone world, but she loves her iphone, especially Siri.
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Also it will be for people who are able to pay for everything.
Meant as a way for the hackers to enjoy a peer-curated and daily updated list of videos; like Hacker News, but for videos !

The source code is here on GitHub : https://github.com/netgusto/hackervid.io
"Lack of funds to cover ongoing legal fees" is "lack of funds".
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For NLU, to convince me the potential, one important evidence I would be particularly interested, is the demonstration of reasoning. Unlike the current black-box model, I would love to see the model give explanation, along with the answer, what it takes to lead such conclusion, be it a rule listed in the manual or case that happened before.

This itself presents several big challenges: how do we represent the concept of reasoning, in mathematical form? Knowledge required or not? What is the representation of such knowledge?

A truly intelligent machine, should be able to take what human takes, a piece of text, then build its knowledge base from there, then answer a question just like human, then give explanation when asked for it.
We will have to see how long that lasts

Right now there are not enough of them on the road nationwide to justify a secondary shops wanting to service them, however if they meet their goals with the Tesla 3 there will be

This will result in law suits against Tesla if they do not provide a way for 3rd parties to make parts and service the vehicles as there are multiple federal laws the prevent this type of locking down

Car manufacturers have tried this in the past, it always fails to work out of them.
I agree that it works well in the Espace, however my impression is that while in the Model 3 the display is in the center like in the Espace it's also closer to the driver, making the viewing angle larger...
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The S40 was cancelled because there were very few orders for it. If you now order a Model 3 you have to wait way into 2018 for delivery. But according to the Tesla web page, the production of the base model starts in November. They had to choose a battery size to start the production with, and it makes sense to start with the larger one, especially as all press reviews are done with the larger battery.
WoW! That youtube channel is amazing. Very informative videos.
I know you didn't. I did.
When you know AGI is possible with existing techniques, it is already too late to discuss the risks. As soon as it is possible with existing techniques, it will be implemented by somebody, and the risks will be realized.
Ask HN: What do you think of quitting a startup right before acquisition?
So, the startup that I am a minority cofounder of is about to be acquired.

My shares haven't fully vested yet, about 75% has. If the acquisition goes through the rest would immediately vest. The whole amount would end up being about 300k.

However, I don't like the company that's acquiring us. I don't want to work there and they don't seem to be budging on the 2 year bond -- so I'd not even get the full amount for my shares but that amount would also kind of _vest_ over that two year period.

What I was thinking is whether I could resign right now, forfeit the rest of my shares but I'd not be bound for two years then and I'd get the 75% that has vested immediately.

What do you guys think? Is there anything else that I can do? I'd really not like to be involved in the buyer company for more then a year.
China is caught in a position where speculative demand outpaced real demand by several years. It's failure in timing, not failure in estimating actual future demand.

Unlike Japan, China is still in the midst of urbanization and growth. The gradually slowing pace of growth and urbanization does not mean that the scale of infrastructure investments is outpacing the eventual need. Over 100 million people have still to find their place in cities. China will start to resemble Japan around 2040-2050.

Investors are hurt and timing misallocation is not a good thing, but China is not where Japan was in the 90's.
+1 for Pi-hole: https://pi-hole.net

It's better than a browser extension, as it works for mobile devices and native apps (e.g. Skype). Remember to set a backup secondary DNS server in case it goes down though.

If the router allows changes to the DHCP DNS settings then make them there. Some don't, so then you'll need to use the Pi for DHCP too.

However, keep in mind that it provides an unauthenticated web interface that exposes all domains that have been visited. This could be a privacy risk. It's pretty easy to simply use dnsmasq on its own if you don't want the extras.

You can also use this technique to make some news sites less annoying: https://unop.uk/block-bbc-breaking-news-on-all-devices

No, BBC News still doesn't support HTTPS (it's now over 6 months later than they said it would).
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"he should listen".
Diesel cars are going up in costs for sure over the next time. car manufacturers have to equip them with working exhaust cleaning, and I am sure, the fuel taxes are going to rise after the elections.
Electrical cars can also charge at your work place without it being taxed, that exception was made last year.

So I would see the Model 3 quite competing to a BMW 3 or 5 series - what is preferable pretty much depends on your preferences and needs.
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I would rather have successful AGI before universal replicators that are available to many merely human intelligences. Super especially hope for that if these replicators operate at the nano scale, which I think you're implying with the suggestion everything can be made from common raw material like dirt. But I'm not too optimistic. Governments couldn't even stop proliferation of 3D printed guns, how will they cope with other things in the future that have an economic incentive too?

Don't forget that even if certain materials no longer become rare or contested, location and raw energy will still be. Without a supreme AGI, or an upheaval of our most basic knowledge of physics, expect wars to be fought over rotating black hole real estate.
> Why is Portugal's liberal policy on drugs heralded so great when it's not the best of the list?

The number of drug induced death has decreased over the past 15 years, and it coincide with the adoption of the liberal policy on drugs. That's what makes Portugal an interesting case study.
That is scary when you consider the DRM implications.
I must have read a bit too fast...

I'd never heard of it actually, I just knew about X-Forwarded-For for HTTP but I didn't know of a TCP compatible protocol.

I've read the RFC, it's easy enough to implement the v1, I'll do it... If you're willing to test it with me, please email me chris [à] chris-hartwig.com
Which is, as long as it doesn't cut important functionality away, for me very preferable to an interior style littered with screens and buttons and knobs. I think the Model 3 is even an improvement to the S there, you have a more minimalistic looking interior even, but they added important usability with proper door handles and pockets and the center console.
Indeed. I recently looked for an MP3 player for trail running. My sister has an iPod nano that I liked for having tried it a few times, but when I saw the price it was a no go, especially when I saw that I can get the same functionality for 1/3 of the price.

I got an Sandisk Clip Sport Plus: 16Gb, Bluetooth, 3.5 Jack, FM tuner, micro-USB, ~20h battery, FLAC support, water-resistant.

Don't expect the same product quality as the nano though (plastic case, no touchscreen, smaller screen, etc…) but at least for sport you don't need this anyway.
I don't think that's a clear case of overfitting. You could have used a subset of the original data for training and the rest for validation and it would have generalised pretty well.

It doesn't generalise when the US ship is in Chinese waters, but that's because the system was never "learning" to recognize ships in the first place.
I got a similar dodgy looking email from Dell. It was from some different e-mail address (dellteam.com instead of dell.com). It was a failed transaction.

The email was completely dodgy, had several typos. There was a lack of instructions on what to do, just a "please contact us". I tried to contact customer service instead of the representative, but it was impossible because I needed an order code, which they never gave me. Emails to the individuals were never replied to and he insisted on only calling and handling a bank transfer over the phone.

The whole situation was very similar to a man in the middle attack.

It turned out to be legit, but the whole situation makes me never want to order anything from them again.
Out of interest, is the typo in your username deliberate?
I find both sluggish compared to sublime text. I flipping love that tool.
I am surprised private keys have never leaked.
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> Any evidence based arguments about history of real estates failures are simply ignored. Everybody thinks this India is different.

This happened/happens so often, in so many places and markets. Just to mentions a few recent ones: dot-com "new economy", housing bubble in the noughties, cryptocoins right now... it's always, "this time is different".
That's not a real argument though.

Just assuming that they have a magical way to solve attribution for traditional ads because they're a bit corporation. If they did have that, they could just use the same tools on digital and report fake clicks and bots to Facebook and Google to get reimbursed. (Google at least refunds all impressions and clicks that were later detected as being fraudulent)
Good point. In case of Peachpie microbenchmarks - that time it was the only pieces code that could be compiled ... We'll try to update benchmarks for more complex solutions.
Another rivalry in a town close is Adidas and Puma. Founded by two brothers they went two separate ways splitting even the inhabitants of the town:

http://content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,288...
There is a transmission. At least in Model S: 1-speed fixed gear (9.73:1).
> rather those who start taking drugs even when they should be able to see the consequences.

The Just say No campaigning of the 80s and 90s didn't work. It became a parody and undermining of the core issue which is the invisible line people cross when they cross into abuse. The IMDB link I posted for mythrwy explains this very well as it shows another class of addicts on the edge of a very religious community: those whose addictions started with prescriptions from their doctors.

Certainly no one has a beer or fills a prescription from an MD with the intent of becoming an alcoholic or addict, but that is what happens sometimes; the invisible line into abuse territory is, in fact, invisible to most people who find themselves on the other side of it. And on the other side, they find themselves increasingly powerless to control. The more isolation society heaps upon them for being unable to "control" it, the further they stray from the territory where it's possible to reach them for help. The Audioslave guy. Robin Williams. Famous people and non-famous people. Addiction is an equal-opportunity destroyer.

To suggest that anybody has the intent to become a drug addict is absolutely ridiculous. Decriminalization helps a society address the core issue sooner (keeping them in touch with society) and saves lives.
> The apartments are priced at $1M on paper, but there are no buyers.

This happened in Italy during the first couple of years of the big crisis, around 2008. People here were so attached to the idea that house prices can't go down in Italy, that sellers just waited longer and longer to sell at their expected price... then, all of a sudden, we had something like a 30% correction when people, banks etc. couldn't wait any more.
About cursive - I tend to believe the things this blog post says: https://morrellshandwriting.co.uk/blog/continuous-cursive-my...
Are deaths per passenger-mile in 60-year-old cars still 5x greater than deaths per passenger-mile in modern cars?
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There are few reasons to use assembly, and even fewer to use inline assembly

Using CPUID is one, using very specific vector instructions another (but you can do most of this using intrinsics) and it's better if they get their own .s file
a while back I saw a traditional display ad for KFC it was on a site heading out of town where the next KFC would have been 20 miles away - not sure they where getting much value out of that advert,
Do you think your isolated decision that harms you relative to other people, is able to do structural damage to what Amazon is?
The good thing about Google's cost-combative platforms like Adwords and DoubleClick is it prices the lowest rung of spammers out of the market.

Multinationals leaving these platforms means the price drops down. This not only means more illegitimate entities can afford to compete, but that publishers need more of them, in more places, just to stay afloat on the same income.

You could argue that this is falling apart because Google takes a 50-68% cut of what the advertisers pay, away from publishers. I'm not sure how this competes with old world advertising, but that seems pretty severe. If they edged off on this —they'd lose a ton of money but— they'd probably make the internet better.
Most regular houses I've lived in (in Australia) could be trivially and discretely broken in to with a jemmy bar (crowbar).

My neighbour had his two jet skis stolen from his carport on a weekday, they were chained to a post.

The auto shop across from my work had their delivery ute stolen from inside the building while six staff were an open door way away.

I caught someone sitting in my car trying to start it with a screwdriver. I nearly asked him if he wanted me to show him how it's done.

I keep telling my partner not to leave her laptops and cashbox visible from the windows and to lock the front door when she's in the bathroom or backyard.

People I thought were my friends have stolen from me.

Unless you have something worth protecting and the budget to protect it... Security is a hopeless mess.
Maybe a large iPad Pro?
Tesla should offer the autopilot features as a monthly subscription to businesses. This way, they could lower the taxed sticker price of the car further.