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> we don't really understand why systems like neural networks make a decision

Maciej Cegłowski gave a very good talk about that specific problem, which incudes a few recommendations about how we can avoid some of the worst problems as machine learning and capitalist democracy merge.

"Build a Better Monster: Morality, Machine Learning and Mass Surveillance"

https://www.infoq.com/presentations/morality-ml-mass-surveil...
As I said in my comment, at a macro level. I just don't understand how new human anatomical features that are not even at a microscopic level are still being discovered in 2017. It boggles the mind.
We can't run a society based on companies being moral. We need laws regulating it and in this case, it seems like the EU is actually enforcing them.
That would require synchronisation, potentially between multiple servers. Doing this efficiently, without race conditions could be very tricky at their size.
What do you mean exactly by "held the green button"?

I can't run the demo here (browser not capable enough, and no camera) and I'm getting really curious what this is about.
I compiled some of the resources I used to start understanding it.

It it a bit focused on ethereum, but I guess it is useful for starting to understand blockchain and smart contracts in general regardless

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Watching

- "GOTO 2017 • Blockchain: The Slowest (and most Fascinating) Database in the World • Stefan Tilkov”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li3rfBAP_fE

Explains how the blockchain works and walks through most of the technical terms you will need to know

- "Ethereum Vs. Bitcoin: What Sets Them Apart? | CNBC”
https://youtu.be/0UBk1e5qnr4

Uses the blockchain explanation to give you an idea of how the smart contract idea differs Ethereum from Bitcoin

- "Vitalik Buterin explains Ethereum"
https://youtu.be/TDGq4aeevgY

3 minute macro explanation of what is Ethereum from its inventor Vitalik Buterin

- "DEVCON1: Ethereum for Dummies - Dr. Gavin Wood”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_LK0t_qaPo

Ethereum's CTO Dr. Gavin Wood explains in a very macro way the Ethereum concept with an idea of how the “Global Computer” works and what is the “Ethereum Virtual Machine”

- Devcon2: Ethereum in 25 Minutes
https://youtu.be/66SaEDzlmP4

Vitalik Buterin give and overview of the Ethereum protocol and shows what is an Ethereum transaction, what is Gas (and how computation time is actually paid for miners), how the state machine works and what you can do with it

- DEVCON1: Ethereum in the Enterprise Environment - Taylor Gerring
https://youtu.be/HXNWhXuMNpw

Expose core concepts about the blockchain and the Ethereum platform that are valuable to enterprise and how companies can leverage that using web technologies

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Reading

- Coinbase - A beginner’s guide to Ethereum
https://blog.coinbase.com/a-beginners-guide-to-ethereum-46dd...

- Fat Protocols
http://www.usv.com/blog/fat-protocols

- The difference between App Coins and Protocol Tokens
https://blog.0xproject.com/the-difference-between-app-coins-...

- What’s the Difference Between an ‘ICO’ and a ‘Token Launch’?
Coins vs. Tokens (What is a SNGLS token?)
https://medium.com/@SingularDTV/whats-the-difference-between...

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Source of links, links and more links

- /r/ethereum - getting started
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/61y5ix/welcome_to...

- The Quiet Master of Cryptocurrency — Nick Szabo (Scroll to "Selected Links from the Episode”)
https://tim.blog/2017/06/04/nick-szabo/

- What The Fuck Is Ethereum? ("I am a total nerd" option)
http://whatthefuckisethereum.com/#nerd

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Extra reading

- Money, blockchains, and social scalability
http://unenumerated.blogspot.com.br/2017/02/money-blockchain...

- Does your dapp need a token?
https://medium.com/@simondlr/does-your-dapp-need-a-token-394...

- Ethereum documentation
http://www.ethdocs.org/en/latest/index.html

- Ethereum Wiki - FAQ
https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/FAQ
> All the surplus will be eaten up by the companies.

That can easily be fixed by plugging tax evasion loopholes and generally taxing higher.

If there's a will then there's a way, the problem is pretty much finding the way everybody agrees on.
Awesome ! It's currently a painful form to maintain :)
I think your problem with Amber Rudd is really just that you disagree with her view on how much access the government should have to people's communications. I don't see how any of your points have much to do with how much Amber Rudd knows about encryption. In fact, a lot of your points seem to be on the broader topic of government action in response to terrorism and don't have much to do with encryption at all.

As far as legislation is concerned, remember that there are many many people who work on drafting any given bit of legislation. Amber Rudd would not be doing it by herself.
I start from stupid since I was 8 on Programming Languages. I taught myself Assembly and Pascal before I was a teenager.

I learned Racket and Smalltalk to be a better problem solver. I ended up becoming a MUCH better programmer due to these two. Racket stuck and I use it for all my personal projects but Pharo is a great learning tool at the very least.
Where did you get that that particular attorney is "obligated to be present"? He's not being sued, Uber is. Uber obviously has to be there in some capacity, but they have no shortage of lawyers, both inhouse and external counsel. (That particular one is external, he works for Morrison & Foerster).

IANAL.
I don't have any other real use case for bucket per org other than easy bucket mirroring, backup and maybe migration from shared hosting to on premises.

I didn't think of using different prefixes for different media usages. We for example would then use thumbnail/originating_file_uuid.png and poster/originating_file_uuid.png.

How would you handle uploaded media then?
> I don't think the imminent dangers of AI are self-conscious machines rebelling and deciding to kill people

Those descriptions are too anthropomorphic. Why not "optimization algorithm finds and implements a solution for a problem of growing more tomatoes, which is incompatible with continued existence of humanity".
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It depends if they have those traits. I don't see a problem if they do.
My infant child grew faster than any other person in my house 2016.
Ertu, is that how you deal with criticism? Instead of admonishing your audience, cherish the response, never again you shall get the opportunity to receive such honest and instructive feedback.
I completely agree with you and I am not sour about it at all. In corporate environment everyone works for their self interest and as vendor we are happy if we are getting paid.

I was just calling out the passive aggressive parent comment.
What's wrong with rewarding the project leaders?

Yes, being part of the team is one achievement, being leader of the team is another achievement on top of that.

Sorry there's not "participation prizes" for everybody, but there are concrete important differences between being team member and team leader, as much as some seem to want to delude themselves otherwise and give themselves the "consolation prize" of feeling good, instead of getting the result (being the PI/project lead and getting the Nobel) they wanted.

Zero sympathy for the people who would want to Nobel, now trying to diminish the achievements of those who won the Nobel, just to console themselves. Everyone knows how science works. There are teams and PIs and projects and project leaders. Instead of crying that the reality is "unfair" if the complainers actually cared enough about winning, they would have tried to position their careers in such a way that they were competitive. To pretend you were disserviced when you know how it works is disempowering your own potential to have done better, and also really disrespectful to diminish the importance of Nobel recognition, to people who contribute to winning those prizes.

TL;DR - Looking at the group complaining about not being recognized, all I see is a bunch of sore losers, inventing disempowering reasons to console themselves, instead of inventing results for themselves. Take personal responsibility, be inspired by the achievements of others, these traits will help you win.
How long before I can teach my computer gestures that are mapped to real computer functions? For example, scroll up/down, switch apps, save document, cut/copy/paste, etc.

One could probably map each gesture to a regular USB device that acts as a second keyboard and mouse? The hard part is identifying enough unique gestures?
Badly. I have notebooks for information that i know I'll definitely need later on, and save a lot of links with an online service. I've thought about finding or building a service that will make an archive.org version of every link i save, and also make it possible to search all of it. I have added that idea to the notebook.
Ahh, the framework I'm curious about but haven't spent time digging into because it's reputed to be pretty "involved"?

Sometimes I have a hard time getting an up-to-date bird's eye view on Javascript frameworks. It's easy to get the impression that it's all about Angular or React these days, that companies are lusting for these developers in particular. Following a reality check, I'm often surprised to see how huge something like... say, PHP with Zend is, and how much _these_ devs are sought after.

I wonder where Ember stands today in this regard. I know it's not the most hip framework, but is it just because it isn't the greatest latest flavor of the month or because of framework issues, trouble adapting to modern web app must-have properties?

Maybe it's just one of those frameworks that doesn't make noise because it does things right and is reliable, going under the radar ... until you see businesses looking for competence?
The black market value is like 10-$15 dollars for a basic credit card number I believe. But gold cards and plat cards can be several times more. But drivers ID and ss# that's worth way more for what I believe are obvious reasons. My prices might be a little off, haven't checked in ages. You get the idea. Say 130 million cards at $10 each. Isn't that almost one and a half billion. Not chump change. Ad
Welcome to the advertising industry. You'd be surprised what goes on when media buyers control so much money. There are 20 year old planners with control of 7+ figure budgets for major brands - you can bet they're getting plenty of gifts.
Well he's still sort of right. The 2008 shock was legitimately more intense than the 1929 one and we came out of it with a "mere recession" instead of the horrors of the 1930s.

This is largely due to what the US fed did in response (the US gov. fiscal stimulus probably helped some but not on the same scale). Luckily the fed was headed by Ben Bernanke, one of the most erudite scholars of the Great Depression at the time the world economy was hanging on by a thread.
Amazon can find that kind of money in their couch cushions. This isn't even a slap on the wrist for them.
OK, and what Nobelist you think carries to much political power because of his award? Paul Krugman? Joe Stiglitz?

Matter of fact turned out to be that politicians and laymen only listen to the economics they want to hear, Nobel or not.
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>> few early Trump suggestions that differed from the mainstream and made sense.

That doesn't really make sense for America First...Why would US want its corporations taxed with 20% all over EU instead of 1% in Luxembourg? It would be less left to bring back home (whenever the corporate tax is lowered to make that possible).
This is hilarious to me because usually what pro-car apologists say is that the reason European cities are more walking-friendly is because they're so old and have pre-car street grids.

Which isn't entirely wrong, but the fact that American cities are hostile to walking was still a collective choice on our parts, the advent of the car didn't mean that we had to explicitly favor them at all times, that was something we decided to do.
Yeah, I'm developing a new product at the moment - I surveyed a bunch of end-users and a LOT of them had PayPal accounts -
so Braintree's PayPal integration is a compelling feature to me. That said, here in Europe, Stripe's fees are better than Braintree's, and PayPal's Eurozone fees are quite eye-watering.
>If I'm a healthy individual

I don't think I know any family without a member of it having some kind of medical condition. (bad turn of phrase, but do I get the point across ?)
If you're looking for a toy implementation, I just released https://github.com/robinmonjo/coincoin

It focuses on Blockchain and Digital Transactions
AKA "our unsupported fringe theory can't actually survive direct study, but if we can linger in the noise of actual effective treatments then there are more suckers to be bilked"
http://lopp.net/bitcoin.html
> Static typing ... no-one really uses it. I'm not sure about its reliability -- its use never took off on the Android platform, and none of the Groovy codebase itself has ever been rewritten in static Groovy

You keep saying this repeatedly but it just isn't true:

https://github.com/grails/grails-core/blob/master/grails-cor...

https://github.com/groovy/groovy-core/blob/master/src/main/g...
Watch the demo video in the link, it explains the green button
This is not how this works at all. The issue at hand is "illegal state aid". Briefly, in the EU, member states may not unfairly favor local businesses by subsidizing them [1]. This includes subsidies via tax breaks that favor some companies over others.

Now, you can have reasonable disagreement about whether those tax breaks are indeed illegal state aid or not (in the case of Apple in Ireland, reasonable arguments have been advanced for both sides). But this is not about plundering US companies: it's about large companies not getting special favors from the state. The tax breaks would not be owed to the EU, but to the member state that gave them the illegal tax break.

The Volkswagen situation is different, as this is not about antitrust law, and the EU has much less power outside antitrust cases [2]. That does not mean that the European Commission hasn't tried to exert political pressure on Volkswagen [3] and the member states [4], but it is bound by the powers granted by the EU treaties.

[1] There are exemptions in the treaties, such as for charities or in response to a crisis or natural disaster. It also only affects state aid that distorts or risks distortion of competition.

[2] European carmakers have been hammered hard in the past for antitrust violations, too, such as: http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-16-2582_en.htm

[3] http://www.politico.eu/article/how-not-to-lobby-juncker-the-...

[4] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-volkswagen-emissions-eu/e...
On a tangent: I wonder how everybody who writes for Medium feels about the new Quora-style nag screens.

(I can only go on tangents since I saw the nag screen and bounced.)
Or use a different domain for the same buckets, and resolve the name correctly on this new domain.
I applied for this and never heard back from the recruiter
I don't necessarily think this is even breaking the HTTP standard. While '+' should not be interpreted as spaces as part of a URL while it's being treated as a URL, the HTTP spec doesn't specify / care what file that may map to on a server.

Edit: As mentioned below, this isn't correct since URLs should be able to be escaped and return the same resource, and an escaped + differs from an unescaped + on S3.
I fit it into my existing mental structures about how the world works and then move on with my day, confident that if I forget the details I can look them up again later.
> Will the ongoing merger of Chez with Racket make the latter a clear winner in the Scheme camp?

Academically they have all the super giants of Scheme. It is now within the past few years with the renaming to Racket that the success story is just now unfolding after over 20 years of development. I think Racket will end up being the clear leader not just of scheme but of Lisp. Reminds me of when R just took off 5 or 6 years ago.
Something to the effect of my_app/profile_images/org_id/user_id/uuid_thumb.png uuid_large.png uuid_original.png can work.

Then in your app, you can have a way of specifying which version of the file you'd like to reference, for example:

`user.avatar.large -> '<path>/uuid_large.png'`

Not sure if that helps?
That’s less far-fetched than it sounds when you know that the iPhone did have FM tuners in the hardware for every model prior to the iPhone 7, which removed the headphones used as an antenna, and groups like http://freeradioonmyphone.org/ have been trying to get the FCC to mandate opening up hardware access for many years.
it's the rock stars who attract the roadies
Yahoo hack – All 3B Yahoo accounts were hacked in 2013 attack
How is this 'corporate bullshit'? Corporate BS is about giving vague circumlocutionary responses that try to just press all the right PR buttons.

This is the opposite of that.
That said, I'm Irish and therefore totally biased toward Stripe for that reason alone. As if their stellar tooling and the friendly, truly excellent customer and tech support I've experienced from them so far isn't enough :)
from a security point of view it does kind of make sense to have non-trusted content hosted under a separate domain. so if they were using a third party to host the breach page it may have been risky to have it hosted under the .equifax.com domain. this is why you have .github.io and googleusercontent domains, etc. though, probably the risk from confusing users is worse than the risk from the third party playing silly games with cookies in this case.
By "books and blogs" I imagine you mean Steve Keen and evonomics rather than Economist's view and Marginal Revolution
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As somebody with full IT administration access I am just too aware of how easy it is to entirely destroy an entire company with a single inadvertent command. And the risk of this happening increases swiftly with stress levels and work piling up and "just get this done quickly!", "why aren't you done yet?", "we need this tomorrow!" etc. And that work environment is the norm - not the exception.
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Presumably the 143 million identities are valid. Would be an epic troll if 99% were salt/fake only to detect and track use.

Authentication is verifying someone is the person represented by a valid ID

Authorization in this case is some authenticated person having the legal authority to look at or fill out someone's tax paperwork, not necessarily the same as the person under discussion, consider my accountant or my wife's PoA over her elderly uncle, doing taxes and financial things.

You can be super black pilled about the IRS or perhaps slightly more white pilled that they're only doing validation... if I live at 221B Baker Street and I type in 2218 Baker Street it would be nice if that could be caught and fixed. Yeah, yeah, I know, reality is probably some fuzzy location in between.

Although it sounds weird for a company based on gatekeeping "secret" data (which hasn't been secret in a long time) to allow its secret data to leak, its an old business model to create a problem which surprisingly enough you also have a profitable solution. Its highly likely in a year or two we'll all have Equifax smart chip ID cards. Like a military CAC card but with 100 times more users.
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1) congratulations on the baby
2) that child will outlive us all.
Facebook beat them to it... that's the whole reason for tagged images imo. Then they can relate identities with each other and with exif gps data to track their movements over time.
That Yahoo data breach actually hit three billion accounts UK
it is likely this identity service product equifax bought in 2010:

https://investor.equifax.com/news-and-events/news/2010/10-04...
There is no network so far, you will have to create your own by spawning the app as explained in the readme. I only tested on a local network, but if your nodes are accessible remotely, it should work too
That sounds like a case for health insurance. Just, you know, insurance. Not an account with a healthcare company with a subscription model (close to what the U.S. has now).
It's good to be paranoid about it but at the same time it's quite a cool thing to offer people.

Also I think a lot of the processing is done in the browser using deeplearning.js, so I don't know how much is sent back to Google.
Incidentally, does Thunderbird still receive money from mozilla?
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Juries provide the appearance of credibility, etc. In reality jury selection is a game played by lawyers with the explicit goal of removing independent insight from the process.

The same applies to our political and economic systems, which exist to provide rhetorical air cover for entrenched power and resource appropriation mechanisms that disfavour most of the population.

There is very little chance of independent AI spontaneously deciding to rule the world. But there is every chance of the standard entrenched political factions adding AI to the kit of tools they use for social and political manipulation.

A truly independent hyper-smart AI would be the biggest possible threat to them. Not only would it be less gullible and easy to manipulate than most humans, it might conceivably be better at manipulation than they are, with unpredictable goals.
Looks like an amazing piece of tech, I'd totally work on that if they would let me anywhere near it. Why should I be ashamed of working on something designed to protect a country's border? Yet, I'm probably supposed to feel proud, had I worked for, say, Facebook, whose sole purpose of existing is to waste billions of man-hours a day?
OP is Stripe employee, so that'd make sense
You mean a device such as the Leap Motion Controller?
http://store-eur.leapmotion.com/products/leap-motion-control...
They seem to offer a VR headset add-on these days, but I've only ever seen the 'basic' controller in action, which worked okay-ish.
Now they can crowd source this project.
Since when does the GPL stipulate anything about how much you can charge for GPLed software (wrt your statement about "copying fees")?
Immediately reminded me of the Google Chrome comic

http://www.scottmccloud.com/googlechrome/
It says it in the video: https://deeplearnjs.org