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Interesting that he compares them to firearms, and all that entails. With power levels increasing, we may see a viable laser rifle soon, and with it, a need for a new regulatory structure (or adoption and expansion of an existing one, atf, etc.) They seem to have many of the same public safety aspects, but will someone popularize a legitimate 'Sporting Use' for these devices before they are sold as 'Death Rays to Blind Everyone and Set the World on Fire', And deemed unsutable for mere mortals to own? I hope so. I guess based on this article, you could sell a kit without much liability.
If that https connection can be intercepted, you might have more to worry about.

Btw this is the page:
https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords

and before you complain, at least read Troy's article where he introduces this service.

https://www.troyhunt.com/introducing-306-million-freely-down...
What if I simply want to slow down the signal 2 times (without pitch correction)? Then 44.1 kHz is obviously not enough. Maybe 192 kHz is way overkill though, but I would argue that that's the point. You don't want it to become a bottleneck ever for any effects.
Can we give it a rest with the constant amplification of the fake news power struggle for the control of Uber?
Yes, what could possibly go wrong if an official doesn't respect the fact that you can't bribe them, pay their "official" fee, or hire a consultant from a very short list of "approved" consultants?

Anyone who hasn't chosen to spend years in jail when they were a victim of the airport mall shoplifter scam is an example of someone who has violated the FCPA.
Did you fill out the 100 page exemption to do the 40 page form? Did you also remember to complete the form completion class and ethics sub-committee on completion?

(Yeah, pretty sure is the the deepest pit of hell)
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That's normal. You'll find the same thing going on in the HN comments for '24/192K audio is silly': there's a class of people who fight for their arguments not with science or discussion, but through brigading and suppressing other people's arguments to get 'em out of sight. It's very much the case with climate change denialists, and it's also in play with '16 bit audio is enough for every possible person!' audio pundits: they will brigade to suppress opposing arguments to make it seem like their views are unopposed.

Pretty sure the WP comments from the climate skeptics are more organized. There's a lot more money in climate denialism, from traditional energy companies with enormous resources and a clear agenda to continue their present mode of operations. I've never understood why the 16-bit audio guys are so similarly quixotic.
Their bandwidth is extremely cheap.
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The meme "Math class is hard, let's go shopping" is only slightly apocryphal. Two of the voicebox lines were "Math class is tough" and "Want to go shopping?"
Imagine the field day Microsoft's Azure Marketing team would have with that revelation....
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So you deny classification of similarity - fingers have structural similarities that allow them to form a class of object/item, this class and it's per-person sub-classes have a reality that to me is not entirely abstract.

Even without classification we can create arbitrary groupings of physical objects, those groups have cardinalities. (Unless your materialism denies the existence of more than one thing/substance; philosophy is fun, eh.)

I'm for pragmatism in such things however.
Other than the idioms, that's a pretty good literal translation. Definitely understandable. I agree machine translation is weaker than human translation, but I don't understand your mockery of this example.
You could probably have better savings by taking advantage of the fact 99%+ of game of life state is static between iterations.

Maybe quadtree division of space etc. Only touch nodes that had no short period objects, like honeycombs, boxes or blinkers.

You wouldn't even need storage for completely empty nodes.

I'm sure best/fastest GoL engines have even more interesting strategies.
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That controversy showed Gigster's big-scale thinking, I'm sure VCs actually liked that.
You shouldn't and that is trivial to setup.
I would like to so much. Not for the comfort features (I got all of these already with mpv and youtube-dl), but for the feeling of not ripping them off when blocking ads, and in part also for the original programming (esp. Mind Field).

But, as the sibling says, Youtube Red is limited to a few countries. From what I've heard, it's not in Germany because they cannot figure out licensing with the music industry. I find this utterly stupid, because music videos is precisely the part that does not interest me at all about Red.
I don't quite get it, why do people shit on systemd on every chance?
The public site doesn't give you the sales numbers.
You can't tell the difference on the vast majority of music. But encoders occasionally mess up, producing an audible difference. In the case of MP3 this often takes the form of a pre-echo. For example encoding cymbals and hapsichords seems to be difficult, though much less of a problem than it used to be. My understanding is that such killer samples exist for good MP3 encoders, even at 320kbit/s, but it has been a couple of years since I last looked into the topic.

(Personally I downloaded some of those killer samples and couldn't tell the difference, but other people reliably tell them apart in an ABX test.)
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Emphasis is put on didactics rather than common sense.
The danger with sugar and coffee is they just give a temporary hit followed by a crash. Not good if you have an 8 hr day ahead.

Drinking lots of water (which forces lots of toilet breaks to happen) might help more.
One of the many conundrums of modern politics is that the tax collectors could indeed collect more tax if they were better funded, so every tax dollar spent would recoup more than one tax dollar, yet this is resisted by the people who are presumably not currently paying what they should under current laws, and they've convinced people who do pay what they should under current laws, that this is a good thing.
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But also correct here:

> Compression means it's effectively using less of the [dynamic] range and the dynamics [range] could be represented with fewer bits in an optimal encoding.

Lower DNR can indeed be encoded with fewer bits per sample.
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Outside of the grammar, the translation is pretty bad. It flubbed the main metaphor and didn't even get the prelude.

This shows exactly why machine translation is bad. It doesn't actually understand anything. It does really well translating very commonly occurring phrases and grammar because it is based on parallel texts. It does absolutely terrible when one wanders outside this "mainstream".

This is why you need a human; they understand metaphors. In fact, the "mop the floor with" metaphor has a literal translation but few Germans would use that as their first choice. Instead, it requires a choice of a different metaphor that expresses the same intent.

Machine translators don't even use a dictionary. FFS "mop the floor with" can be defined to a first approximation as "trounce" and that does have some reasonable German translations.

Stupid machine. (and it doesn't even understand mockery either).
This; we have to read automatic translations of app descriptions in the Play store (that are worse than a dumb word for worse translation done by somebody who knows neither source nor target language), and we are somehow to believe that autonomous driving AI developed by the same SV masterminds is right around the corner[0]?

[0] automatic driving "being almost there" is the new "year of Linux on the desktop"
this is roughly what the "Mastered for iTunes" badge means on iTunes downloads

the mastering engineer has to be approved and there are some minimum dynamic range standards

also 24 bit (but not 192khz) master files have to be supplied

reportedly some of the streaming services (Spotify, YouTube) are now applying some 'loudness normalisation' which will bring some of the bad loud masters into line (it won't restore their dynamic range but will make them similar loudness to other tracks)

the loudness wars were never about what's good for listeners, but rather a competition for tracks to sound louder than other people's tracks when played consecutively on radio or in your music player
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The irony of this comment being that the comment right below you at the moment is asking "what's this got to do with Django".

It's a very good article, you should have taken the time to read it.
I think the only strategy would be: give for free to the developers, charge big bucks from the enterprise.
But every potential user of roamer does need to have pip installed, and know something about it...
That's not quite right. Directives, regulations and decisions are different. Regulations are instantly law in all EU countries. This is because all EU countries have laws that say all Regulations apply directly. This is makes regulations effectively EU law.

Directives are instructions to EU countries to achieve a certain aim but leaves it up to the countries to decide how. Countries will then write their own laws.

Decisions are more executive actions and are binding to whoever it addresses.
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I will add that the concerns of transient timing are actually a fallacy: given correct reconstruction, sampling is more than capable of producing a high-frequency transient that crosses a given point at a given moment in time that's NOT simply defined by discrete samples. Reconstruction is key here, and no special technique is required: sampling and reconstruction alone will produce this 'analog' positioning of the transient anywhere along a stretch of time.

The accuracy is limited by the combination of sample rate AND word length: any alteration of the sample's value will also shift the position of the transient in time.

But since the 'timing' issue is a factor of reconstruction, you can improve the 'timing' of transients at 44.1K by moving from 16 to 24 bit. The positioning of samples will be a tiny bit more accurate, and that means the location of the reconstructed wave will be that much more time-accurate, since it's calculated using the known sample positions as signposts.

Positioning of high frequency transients does not occur only at sample boundaries, so that alone isn't an argument for high sample rates. You can already place a transient anywhere between the sample boundaries, in any PCM digital audio system. The argument for higher sample rates is use of less annoying filters, and to some extent the better handling of borderline-supersonic frequencies. For me, the gentler filters is by far more important, and I can take or leave the 'bug killing' super-highs. I don't find 'em that musical as a rule.
(and for the record, 3 german native speakers thought this translation was bad enough to laugh out loud.)
Can't speak for the GP, but I always switch to HERE Maps when I visit Leipzig, the transit info is way better for routing. HERE is pretty good throughout Germany too.
Ooh, I wonder what would happen if someone fed all of Pratchett's books into a RNN?

Would it generate new Discworld stories, or would it rip a portal into the Dungeon Dimensions releasing the eldritch horrors that dwell within?
Why not unbundle the task and give the conscious thinking to the computer, and the mindless grabbing to the human?"

Reminds me of Daniel Dennett's example of the coffee machine that both makes the coffee and drinks it for you.

that thinking is joyful, fun, glorious

Couldn't agree more. Thinking is the only place where we can be truly free.

not laborious or error prone.

No, mistakes are inevitable. This is actually not such a bad thing because if we weren't capable of committing errors then no progress would be possible.
The SMTP equivalent for Facebook and Google is HTTP which is a federated protocol. With email anyone can store the content on a centralised server in any format they want. Be that inside an open source RDBMS like MySQL or PostgreSQL, or a flat text file like Postfix defaults, or a proprietary format like Microsoft Exchange does. And the same is true for the services that Facebook and Google offer.

The issue here isn't federated protocols (though that is something we could benefit from in other domains) but rather the dependance on a centralised archives in the cloud. Most people simply don't care or even aren't aware of self hosting solutions. And those that are aware often choose cloud solutions because it's cheaper and/or less hassle than self-hosting. Federated protocols doesn't fix this (just look at how hard it is to set up a mail server compared to running Google Mail).

Plus in the case of Facebook you have network effects where a social network is only as good as the size of the member base.
There's no such thing as an S-orbital, there a probability distribution where a bounded probability produces an approximate sphere, in any universe with more than two charges that sphere is going to be 'irregular'.

The parent argument works here as much as for fingers though, those 2 electrons are identical but their spin differs. All electrons differ in the Standard Model by either spin or location.
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I love stuff like this. I'm a fairly basic linux user -- mainly basic server stuff. Since I moved to OSX a few years back (from Windows) for my main system, I've been trying to go CLI with as much as possible. Fortunately, brew has almost everything I've wanted to far.

Renaming a lot of files is something I do on a regular basis, so this is another piece I can ditch the trackpad for.
Lets assume it would be possible to nationalize Google, Facebook and Amazon.

But by whom? US government?

So a nation should run a global company in everyone's interest? Everyone as in the entire population of the world?

Why would I as a non-US-person use a US government system?

Should I then as a non-US-person have a say in how the US run these companies?

This does not make sense.

I guess next article from Guardian will be like 'We Need to build a global government'.
What about 3D printed lasers?
maybe it's because the code binary is exiting right after it starts the editor, and roamer deletes the file

try EDITOR="code -w".
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> Why spend it doing homework and learning nothing and getting in debt?

Wait...really? You think that everyone that goes to a four year higher education institution learns nothing? I think I can see why you have a problem with college...
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It's okay he's writing on hacker news, where economics goes to die.
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Given Kafka's work (and the sadistic pleasure teachers have in tormenting high school students with it), I'm quite angry that it wasn't followed through.
It ends very sweetly but the first 3/4 gave me the distinct impression that his child is a lot smarter than he is when it comes to weighing the costs and benefits of college.
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>>Bread and circuses. This is the circus part.

I think perhaps you should look up what "bread and circus" actually means, because it's not what you think it is.
tl;dr the rantings of some dude that did poorly in his own time at college and thinks all it consists of is liberal arts degrees

Note: I'm a university student in the UK, studying a serious technical degree. I'm not sure if this level is equivalent to "college" in the US, I assume so.
Fortunately for us, the IRB only governs human experimentation. You need very little approval to experiment on animals, in the US at least.
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Somewhat of a side note: Looking at the market share chart, I found it surprising that IBM was substantially larger than Google. Although they lumped IaaS, PaaS, and 'hosted private cloud' together, I still expected Google to be well ahead of anyone else besides AWS and Azure. Can someone confirm the accuracy of these numbers?
This is a great idea. WordPress had a fantastic ecosystem and frankly a hell of a lot easier to use than Jekyll and friends. But it's security vulnerabilities are it's downfall do this is a nice solution.

Another cool service you could offer would be a "CloudFlare" type thing over and existing WP site, where you cache all the content.
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Where exactly does one go to school to be a watchmaker?

Here's a fun interview with Anthrax guitarist Dan Spitz, a master watchmaker: https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/interview-meet-dan-spitz-a...

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I don't know. Consider Personal navigation assistants[1]. I totally feel like I've put my brain in storage when I use those things, yet I kind of like it. It's relaxing.

We'll be to machines what horses are to their riders. I'm not sure horses hate their riders.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_navigation_assistant
Implementing a terrible process faster at great cost is not the same thing as solving the problem, nor is it the best possible solution short of "fix all bureaucracy".
If you read about the Toyota production system and compare it to the ford system you will see a lot of this difference. The Japanes system emphasized human skill while the ford system made humans into monkeys reapeating the same dumb operation over and over.

As a Norwegian I've seen this difference between Scandinavian and American work culture. In the US there tends to be deep levels of management where the people at the bottom have almost no autonomy or power. Yet this is again far worse in many developing countries. There is an excellent piece by an American military officer about why arab armies are so bad. People at the bottom have no decision power.
> Cummins does not plan to assemble the trucks, but instead views itself as a supplier of the battery and driveline system.
Absolutely.

It’s a good example of weird/unintuitive causation. Standardisation is a byproduct of industrialisation & mass production.
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The point of Chesterton's fence is cost/benefit analysis. It's not saying the fence mustn't go; it's saying you need to know why the fence was put there in order to evaluate whether it's best removed or left in place - that is, your analysis needs to be informed by understanding of the status quo in order to be accurate.

Grandma's ham is a great example. It might have been some subtle trichinosis-related failure case that cutting the end off a ham reliably prevents, and it's a shame we had to lose your great-uncle Joe to find out about that. Or it might have been an issue of pan length. You can't know until you ask, so you ask if you can. If you can't ask, then sure, you do the best you can with what you have - I should like to hope there are no blind dogmatists here. But if you can ask, you'd be a fool not to.
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"Das heißt: wenn zwischen Sprache A und Sprache B unbedingt etwas übersetzt werden muss, wird 2017 ein Zweisprachiger den Boden _absolut mit maschineller Übersetzung wischen."

Not quite there yet, but pretty good in my opinion. (German native speaker)

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It's hard for me to judge since i don't live in USA. He's got some points, but i have a feeling it's also a lot about father "losing" his daughter to adult world.
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Ironically, one can teach active, experiential courses that teach skills.

As a professor at an elite school, I can say from experience that you wouldn't believe how hard it is to get the administration to support such classes, though. The administrative structure is designed to teach factual recall and abstract analysis that don't develop skills useful for life or work.

Professors who publish or perish learn to publish. It being the skill they have, they teach it. Not many professions benefit from publishing as your primary skill. Nor citizenship, adulthood, or happiness.
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Exactly, and as soon as you do, some external factor will cause them to change.
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