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Anomaly? How do you figure? With 100s of upcoming ICO, action against two is considered to be an anomaly?

Still I am not following your logic here. If this is fast, when do you figure SEC should have taken action? They should have let ICOs defraud people for years because they allowed it during the 2008 crisis before taking action? Two wrongs doesn't make one right.

Do look at my other post. These coins opened themselves to this action.

Additionally, I am sure if one was to dig enough you will find SEC had taken against some of the outright frauds, like these coins, even during the CDO phase.
Oh boy---

1. Try to find a section 8 housing voucher, and then try to find a place that will accept it. (Free housing takes years to get in most cases. Most counties closed the application process years ago. Meaning you can't even apply for Free Housing.)

2. Try to find a doctor who accepts Medicare/Medi-cal. Yes--when you have that heart attack, you can go to the hospital. Most private sector doctors will not take your free healthcare though.

3. Food Stamps. You are correct. There's a pretty strict formulary, and a lot of grocery stores won't accept food stamps. (Bill Clinton made it very difficult to receive food stamps. Obama felt poor people should be feed, and the process shouldn't be degrading. Who knows what Trump will do to the program.)

4. Work training? Where? Some states had ROPE. I believe they still offer Typing Classes?

The United States has a horrid, degrading social safety net.

I can't think a country with our wealth that has more Homeless.

I hope you will never find out first hand just how terrible our system is. You will look back on your post and cringe.
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Wow! Thank you for the comprehensive review. Leaves me with nothing else to say but thanks :)
One thing to keep in mind is that ads and media are a big focus here - not to say that every company is in that game, but you'll notice quite a lot are. I don't really find that field interesting so it does out leave out options for me personally.
I agree this could use a more fitting title, otherwise it does seem like a dupe even though the 10.13 stuff may not have been posted a few weeks ago.
I don't for one second think this is the best way. I didn't mean to give that impression. I actually have very strong feelings and opinions about these things but I tend to keep those to myself because of the culture we live in. I think a system like what they have in HK would simply be a non-starter in the Western world.
There was a time when Apple would use open source (and this website) as a marketing tool. Probably back in the Tiger/Leopard days. And they used to contribute their userland fixes to upstream BSD too. These days Apple doesn’t seem as committed to open sourcing of its core OS software as it once did.
I think you're vastly overestimating how complicated it is to do what I'm talking about at scale, but whatever.
Wow, doesn't even work on mobile.
https://archive.fo/RuksZ
Not being that familiar with WoW, wouldn't it be classed as income more than speculation? These people grinded away at a game and earned "gold", now they want to convert it into a different currency.

Doesn't seem speculative for the people playing the game. Though for a trader it is.

Fail to see the difference between buy/sells on the company platform compared to a third party. Both could be used for speculation.
Hugh Hefner just died surrounded by women who were at least half a century or so younger than he.
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It's a bad analogy. There are situations analogous to the Catalan quest for independence, and those aren't it.

Maybe separatist feelings in Brittany, or in Quebec.
Unlikely, and I doubt Google would ever allow it.

Chromecast is a closed protocol. There are SDKs for it, but you only have three options: Android, iOS, and Chrome.
From what I gather from friends who have moved out of the expensive boros / neighborhoods, you can easily get really affordable housing just over the river in NJ. I grew up in CT and there are also way more affordable options there (Stamford, Norwalk, etc).

The "NJ option" in particular is definitely trending - a friend just bought a house near Union City for around 300k and its a 35-45 min commute into Manhattan.

You don't have to live in PA to find something affordable. From what I know about the bay area, that radius of "I just can't afford this" housing is much larger.
I definitely agree, the part that struck a chord with me was

"...everyone's just trying to get instagrams. You know, like is that what art's becoming, is like what you're experiencing and sending out into the world? I don't know. I just think it's interesting and that's the reality of the world we live in right now."

I think if you look at this with pessimism or loathing for what art has become you're really missing the point. These artists seemed pretty genuine about how they were experimenting with involving the audience as a part of the installation, or building things based around the fact that the audience is going to involve themselves whether you like it or not.
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In the US you can't collect unemployment if you quit and you have to demonstrate that you're looking for a job. Are either of those the case in Sweden?
Title should be "Apple now has a mirror of XNU kernel on Github"
That doesn't make you a shitty person. You gotta do what you gotta do.
"It's also still considered one of the main-reasons for Chrome eating up all market share,"

I remember one reason Chrome gobbled up a lot of marketshare - it was the browser to install because it had Flash built in. Google definitely leveraged that, and then slowly roped people into the Googlesphere from there once they had the browser as your new default.
And yet it’s still the top economy. I don’t buy this narrative — if regulations and taxes were such a problem, the US would have never climbed to the position it’s at.
In Google's ITA Software division there is a conference room made up to look like the inside of an airliner.

Albeit it's far, far roomier than any actual airliner I've ever been on.
Perhaps this could have something to do with the rumors of ARM Macbooks?
I saw this on Twitter today:

Cyber security is a nightmare.

Crypto asset security is a 10X nightmare.

Smart contract security is a 100X nightmare.

https://twitter.com/lopp/status/911020364829884416
Probably licensing. You can do whatever you want with BSD-licensed code, not so much with GPL.
In fact, we can prove that.

Here is the phishing email in question:
https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/34899

The stats page for that bitly link shows two clicks on it from the time in question, proving they actually visited it:
https://bitly.com/1PibSU0+
The average single-family house in the 50s was 983 sq. ft. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5525283 As the article further notes, "Back in the 1950s and '60s, people thought it was normal for a family to have one bathroom, or for two or three growing boys to share a bedroom."

So the expectations around average square footage changed, the expectations around house internals have changed (appliances, wooden floors, A/C, cable hook-ups), expectations around the quality of building materials have changed, as well as various regulations, like fire, electric and earthquake safety codes.

You're right though that price sq.ft. has increased https://www.census.gov/const/C25Ann/soldmedavgppsf.pdf but (a) the US averages are still slightly below 2004 levels, (b) the dollar figure there is not adjusted for inflation.
>Of course the people in a prosperous part of the country want to split off. Absolute democracy seems to result in an undesirable situation, because do we really want to live in a world that converges towards little selfish islands?

Did you ever consider the possibility that maybe the people in Catalonia somehow work harder/smarter/better than in the other regions of Spain? In which case the rest of Spain would be the selfish ones, wanting to mooch off Catalonia, just like a lazy brother always nagging his richer brother for money. In my experience, often when Person A calls Person B selfish, it's because Person A expects Person B to do something for Person A without Person A doing anything back in return, which to me seems particularly selfish.
The difference from what I understand is an exchange vs a platform. A platform has utility, an exchange is investing. On an exchange you can trade one currency for another to ideally make a profit. On a platform you buy/sell as part of using the system.
Yes, not because they were hacked, but because their reactions after the hack have shown their technology department to be wholly incompetent.
You are told your voting place and the specific table inside that place.
Yeah, fair point.

My solution on macOS is an AppleScript with the usual Firefox name and icon, installed in the usual location, which runs a shell script with the proper args to pop the profile manager in a new session (`-ProfileManager -no-remote`).

The real Firefox binary is buried in a nondiscoverable location (`$HOME/Applications/.Firefox`) so that it doesn't get launched directly.

...but after getting around to making that work seamlessly, many forgotten years ago...Firefox profiles really have been great. :)
They had an opportunity to test via the beta period.
There are people on Twitter saying ARM64 is available on opensource.apple.com but I can't seem to find it.

This guy works on Foundation: https://twitter.com/Catfish_Man/status/913983607777116160
Here's another very interesting article put out by OKCupid in the past that's hit HN a few times before -

https://web.archive.org/web/20101006104124/http://blog.okcup...
My iPhone 6 still says that 10.3.3 is the latest available. Anyway, I'm not sure I'd upgrade to iOS 11 because they're removing 32 bit app support.

I should not have to accept anti-features to get security fixes.
Yeah, I'm aware of that. IIRC a few years ago it was even worse on Firefox because of DRM issues or something (I don't recall).

Also in the past Firefox's media stack used to be a bit more RAM-hog-y, but that's no longer the case IME either. I still stick media stuff in a different browser so that if I'm doing a build or something expensive I can just close the browser.
1. It was 7 mos ago, I do not consider that "Awhile Back"

2. Mozilla Inc acquired it as a Commercial Proprietary Venture, not as a Open Source project under the Mozilla Foundation the non-profit

3. While it is Owned by Mozilla Inc, it of operated as a Separate Commercial Company separate from the Non-Profit so no it is "shares with it self"

4. The integration occurred long before the acquisition
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The point is that whether there is any actual examples though.
It is mentioned in the article.
I wonder if you're conflating skepticism with suspicion. I don't believe it's a meaningless distinction.
Did you wake up this morning thinking you'd be defending Stalin in a nerd fight? Or was it a happy surprise ending to your day?
> I wonder why most modern languages don't provide symbols a la Lisp.

Because their implementors don't know WTF that is.
Tracing down RFI sources can be immensely challenging - I remember reading of one case where the tower itself became a radiating element and a source of RFI.

https://www.thebdr.net/articles/warstories/trenches/trenches...

Here is another where the source of the RFI was a totally unexpected source.

https://www.thebdr.net/articles/warstories/neighbors/bug.pdf
And it shouldn't all be characterized as success. I wonder who in this thread has actually worked in Sweden before... I've had clients there and worked from co-working spaces, and I saw more fucking around and play time and work not getting done than I've ever seen admitted.
Just because there are legitimate reasons for sending all that data doesn't mean it's not also usable to track you or whatever. In fact, having all that data in the first place lowers the barrier to start using it for other things. We've seen that happen countless times.

What it comes down to is that Chrome sends a whole bunch of information about me to a company who's main product is serving ads. I don't know exactly what data they send or how they use it, and that in and of itself is a major problem.

In the end, sure, Firefox does the same things. But Mozilla's core business isn't selling my personal information to the highest bidder, so I trust them more than I do Google.
The README also mentions iOS, which AFAIK is only ARM.

There's also some ARM specific code:
https://github.com/apple/darwin-xnu/tree/master/pexpert/arm

The Makefile also has ARM/ARM64 options.
Here's a blog post from this week about memory usage: http://www.erahm.org/2017/09/25/firefox-memory-usage-in-the-...

That's a comparison on real websites rather than browser benchmarks.
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youtube-dl-gui (https://mrs0m30n3.github.io/youtube-dl-gui/) is a cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl. It works well for me.
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I believe the Open Web died as soon as they Caved to MS/Google on DRM, and choose to oppose the EFF in their battle to prevent DRM in becoming a standard.

Mozilla is now an enemy of the Open Web, the EFF is one of the last organizations left actually standing up for the Open Web. Mozilla is just another Commercial Browser with anti-user features

To be clear I am not laying all the blame at the feet of Mozilla, clearly the Open Web is not an important issue, as even in Linux circles there are countless people that have chosen Google over freedom, making endless excuses and justifications about why choosing chrome was just pragmatic but in making that "pragmatic" choice they sent a clear market signal that performance and netflix was more important the Open web, privacy, and user freedom.

They sent a clear market signal to Mozilla that principles do not matter, and Mozilla took that market signal to heart and turned its back on the Principles of the Open web and privacy to focus more on Performance and Usability to appease those users
Computer science can be applied to nearly every subject in which they're already interested. That's your gateway.
dragula feels quicker to me.

https://bevacqua.github.io/dragula/
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Why did they keep paying?
Be careful with alcohol. It's a depressant and can actually make your condition worse once the temporary relief wears off.
> He must be doing something right if so many people are against him.

How's that work?
Here's Peter Todd's writeup of his part in the setup ceremony: https://petertodd.org/2016/cypherpunk-desert-bus-zcash-trust... . For what it's worth, he was completely physically separate from anyone else in the ceremony, and no such shenanigans are described in his part of it. As long as any one of the 9 did their part correctly, then it's good. His writeup is not without criticism of the Zcash system though.
> that I'm looking for Linux answers, math functions, or scientific results. Google knows this, it has learned it

FYI, I've been using an anonymized front-end (startpage.com) to Google for the last year and I'm not noticing any degradation in the quality of the search results. Startpage doesn't even set a cookie, so I doubt it is tracking me and learning what interests me.
How many times with Google though? Of course, there are different kinds of data that may be sent too. Safe Browsing is very different from telemetry for example.
Huh, I actually already tried Facebook earlier and still hit the paywall. I was on mobile then, desktop now. Does the Facebook redirect only skip the paywall on desktop? (and if so, that's very strange)
MDMA and ketamine are employed in the UK for extreme depression and PTSD, IIRC.
Actually, Jabber support still exists. It's all the other things based on IMServicePlugIn that were removed.
I wish I could take this seriously.. but just the fact that it doesn't mention mirror neurons when defining emotions is concerning.. (which has the scientific backing).. The definition is completely ignoring the motor neurons that play a crucial part in our ability to have empathy or emotions...
Firefox now uses multiple processes too. By default Firefox is limited to one UI process and four web content processes. Chrome will use roughly one content process per tab (though that's an oversimplification). Firefox's choice to use fewer web content processes result in less memory usage, but if a content process crashes you'll have to reload 1/4 of your tabs.

Both browsers use threads extensively within each process as well.
You can make the same point about germany's return to stability in the 30's (goodwin point yay), but I'm not sure you'd want to.

Careful what you wish for, in terms of government efficiency
Mozilla acquire Pocket a while back. That might address your concerns, depending on what those concerns are.
Doesn't have to be wide spread. Even one investor complaining they thought they were going to make money is enough to satisfy the test. However, the SEC will probably only act in cases of high dollar value or many complaints.
It's been on opensource.apple.com for a decade. This Github repo is just a mirror.
Open sourcing the entire macOS probably still would not be difficult. Doing the same with iOS would be much harder.
Always great write-ups from Aaron. He's done so much for Ruby, mad props.
How is Mozilla siding with Microsoft?
I don't think MDMA is used, and if it is it's only used in research settings.

There's a single clinic offering ketamine for depression. http://www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/service_description/ketamine-...
On Linux it's a bit simpler because a new instance is launched each time you click the launcher icon. So all you have to do is set the config to show the profile manager at each launch.

macOS (and OS X before it) is more work. The Finder will switch to the running instance if there is one, instead of launching a new one each time you click. I worked around that with an AppleScript (for the icon and double-clickability) that calls a shell script with the proper args.

It sounds sketchy when I describe it, and is clearly not an obvious option for most people, but it has worked perfectly and invisibly for years.
If you own the company that tanks it is harder to get the unemployment insurance [1] (in Swedish) but it is possible. The 80% maxes out at 18 700 SEK / month ($2300) before tax.

[1] https://www.foretagande.se/a-kassa-for-foretagare-sa-fungera...
Being deaf doesn't preclude you from having a phone, especially a smart phone, which has plenty of applications that do not require sound and many of which actually have accessibility features for the deaf.
The SEC deciding that coins fall within its jurisdiction is anything but a non-event. They’re picking lowest hanging fruit, but it shows they’re willing to regulate the space.
You might be interested in the Q Community's work on peer support: https://q.health.org.uk/q-improvement-lab/lab-1-peer-support...
He was spear-phished by a state agents, which should be the actual outrageous part of this.
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What’s wrong with links in the description box in that case?
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They are the same, but the article said "His Gmail messages were hacked" rather than "Podesta was hacked". The former implies (or could be interpreted as implying) that Gmail itself was breached, which is not true in this case.
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I think outside of a YouTube network, 10k views equals about $0.10 in advertising money. So it's not even worth to donate this to charity.
I wouldn't go that far; there are important differences between them.
None of what you hear. Half of what you read.

The truth will not be found in the media channel. The media is rarely reporting anymore. They are delivering.
That was his Win8 provisioned machine password, not his gmail password.
Oooh being one of the participants would be fun. Perfect excuse to go full paranoid for a while.
To make an analogy, it's like starting the discussion on plane based terrorism and the need for TSA the next week after the Wright brothers had their first flight. If that happened, it would have stalled progress in aviation. Andrew Ng said he isn't worried about overpopulation on Mars, either.

The real risk now is not AI taking over, it's humans using AI to abuse other humans. I trust the emerging AGI to do what's right more than humans. We can't even distribute enough food for all, and many of us get killed or abused at the hands of our leaders. We can be easily bullshited in elections, and as a result we managed to put Trump in charge. That's not very intelligent for a self declared intelligent species. We are our worst enemies, AGI will probably balance human society.
The proof that it was actually Russians seems paper-thin
If the ICO is US based and not complying with the law it is not honest.
It sounds so dismal. I'll stick to my cubicle and continue staring at my screen for 12 hours a day. Thanks but no thanks amirigt?
I know you can't use vpp/dpdk, but would you expect similar performance improvements, or maybe even easier ones if your network stack was in user space? Have you considered any hardware offloads, like TSO?

Edit: just noticed some else asked the dpdk one, so feel free to ignore that.
> To put a finer point on it, if you want evidence behind my "platitudes" mountains of scientific literature can be found reinforcing the benefits of sleep, light, and exercise and their effects on depression.

Let's pick exercise. Here's a cochrane collaboration review:

http://www.cochrane.org/CD004366/DEPRESSN_exercise-for-depre...

> Exercise is moderately more effective than no therapy for reducing symptoms of depression.

That's your "mountain of evidence"? It's moderately better than fuck all?
Yeah further proof for google that being sneaky Gets Shit Done.

We collectively need to factor this into our product choices and stop encouraging the sneakiest of them all.
Chrome user from the early days of Chrome. I tried switching to Firefox/Safari multiple times. It was Chrome Devtools which was holding me back in the end. Now I use Safari for most of the browsing. Getting started with Firefox for everything else. I miss the floating bookmarks in Chrome though.
I'd say 28K is a lot when it comes to a venture that may not pay off. I hear Elon's father was not particularly poor, so there is some leverage in that. Who knows if Elon could have made it otherwise without the capital. Makes me question if we all need some money to make money.

Curiously, what was the 28K spent on? Maybe 12K for rent, tops for 1995. He even lived in the office. Someone chime in?
That's still a form of government regulation.
That's conflating different risks. Personal income stream of worker/s (of which founders, angels and investors are also workers) is one thing, capital as fuel for growing a sustainable company from nothing is another.
>Which up until the recent upgrade took a ton of CPU power and RAM to do.

It's nothing beyond what most laptops can do in a few seconds; the main issue is that it's enough that they decided not to make it the default mode, and many services like exchanges don't make anonymous transactions when sending to users. (A user can always then immediately move that zcash to an anonymous address afterwards, but that does mean it's somewhat public that $service made a transaction of X amount at a certain time.) Hopefully they'll change the default sometime since they've announced that they've found ways to massively improve the efficiency.
Firefox has tab containers.
Not only first, but they have a dual 100Gbps, which is more than pcie currently supports. They're way ahead of everyone else.
I wasn't suggesting that New Relic is to blame. I was suggesting that New Relic allowed somebody to put arbitrary script tags onto the page. It's more likely that Google Tag Manager allowed this and possible that New Relic doesn't allow this sort of thing.