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It sounds like you got a bit angry because of my comment? Sorry, I didn't meant to mean it negative in any way, esp nothing negative about DL4J. I just thought that it might be a good contribution to the discussion to have a more complete overview of the DL options in Java, as it was not mentioned here. Of course, there are advantages and disadvantages for each. E.g. TensorFlow might be more well-known but its Java bindings are lacking a lot of the tools which you have in the Python bindings. Also, despite the programming language, each framework underlying design has its advantages and disadvantages.

I know some people / companies who do the research and training in Python with TensorFlow and in production for inference they use the Java bindings (or C++). That works quite well.

Also, competition never hurts.
So? Maybe I am tired but I don't see the point. Isn't that also because "they" know they are running the show in Mosul and can kill you with impunity, whereas the white supremacists know they'll likely be caught and convicted. In the current place and time.
You can't use 3D touch to turn off wifi. According to Apple you have go into settings to do so.

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT208086

The problems with this change are:

It is surprising - grey buttons usually mean disabled permanently, not disabled except for some uses or for some indeterminate length of time.

It changes established behaviour without a clear warning to the user.

It is inconsistent - disabling bluetooth now disconnects from all devices (except Apple ones!), and it says 'Not Connected' when it is in fact connected to an Apple Watch say.

It is inconsistent - other buttons like airplane mode or mobile data do turn off permanently.

It's not a huge deal and everyone will adapt, but you shouldn't be apologising for Apple here - this was badly done and not well thought out.
This is just totally false. Airplane mode is still airplane mode and turns everything off.
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There is an alternative called Android where you have a choice of different manufacturers that all deliver somewhat different systems. And you can install your own OS on most devices. Android has more users than iOS so it's not that Apple would exploit their monopoly.

People can vote with their feet but they like what they get with an iPhone. The number of people that want to compile their own OS is very limited.
This is from 2005 with graphs updated in 2009.

There are more mainstream or almost mainstream languages supporting concurrency now than in 2005 but it's still a long way from using parallel algorithms everywhere. One reason is that it's hard. Perhaps the only technique that got really popular is map reduce.
Which other editor did you use for a month?
I highly recommend this one. It is divided in short sections devoted to one specific topic, directly to the point, including practical examples and indicating how to do it in popular software like Word, CSS, etc.
Xcode 9 is unacceptable
But you are still reliant on your server for some other reason?
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I think it will start with special items, like printed business cards. They're custom made so you can't leave a stock with Amazon to fulfil, but they still want to capture that market and offer Prime delivery. So it makes sense to let a third party manufacturer-seller ship through Amazon Logistics.
This is a common Bitcoin talking point, but it's not a good one.

There are over two billion people in the world who have no bank account or access to even basic financial services; “banking the unbanked” is much discussed in international development circles. Around 2013, Bitcoin advocates started claiming that Bitcoin could help with this problem.

Unfortunately:

* The actual problems that leave people unbanked are the bank being too far away, or bureaucratic barriers to setting up an account when you get there.

* Unless they use an exchange (which would functionally be a bank), they’d need an expensive computer and a reliable Internet connection to hold and update 120 gigabytes of blockchain.

* Bitcoin is way too volatile to be a reliable store of value.

* How do they convert it into local money they can spend?

* 7 transactions per second worldwide total means Bitcoin couldn’t cope with just the banked, let alone the unbanked as well.

* A centralised service similar to M-Pesa (a very popular Kenyan money transfer and finance service for mobile phones) might work, but M-Pesa exists, works and is trusted by its users – and goes a long way toward solving the problems with access to banking that Bitcoin claims to.

Advocates will nevertheless say “but what about the unbanked?” as if Bitcoin is an obvious slam-dunk answer to the problem and nothing else needs to be said. But no viable mechanism to achieve this has ever been put forward.
Yeah, Ferrari sent him a cease and desist notice. He replaced it with a Nyanborghini.
Probably the same thing, as this feature would do what he intended.
> The real moment of revelation though, is when you find out that you can run your preferred programming language inside of Postgres. When you actually get to the point that transformations are outside of what you want to do in SQL, and you can just write a Python function and have it execute inside your database instead of having to do I/O, process the data, and then push it back

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/dataplatforminsider/2017...
>If you think you can beat the big three you probably deserve to be crushed.

vs

> If you think you can beat the big three I cheer you on.

Its funny, that on HN of all places, your statement is not challenged. The major point of HN over /. was the startup/incubatorish habits of Ycombinator.
To be fair, they cannot handle merge conflicts with encrypted containers. I find that merge conflicts almost always cause more trouble than the work of avoiding them from the start. As long as you don't share data (with containers unlikely), merge conflicts should be extremely rare (and anticipated).
Downvoted - but it's true. I've using it for 10 years.
>but you miss out on the discrete gfx card

Feature, not bug, at least on linux. For some kind or a commemorative device, it's very short sighted how they wrote its obsolescence in its design by forcing an nvidia card.
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And the Don't be evil mantra. We've ended up with a search engine which returns ads in 85% of clickable screen asset and soon may start to mix paid and organic search and we're ready for it.
How to use Chainer for Theano users
Where a sizeable amount is about the size of the Manhatten Project, so, in fact, not all that much.
I thought it's just a pun for honesty
Half as long

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vRhOdf-6co
I was a precocious reader (<3yo), and I have a strong suspicion that kids who learn to read early read differently than those who learn "on schedule". I think early readers do something much more like code breaking, and I wonder if this affects second language acquisition or other skills. I don't necessarily think one style is preferable to the other, but I do think there is a potentially interesting difference.

I was very happy to read early, and I think it was advantageous for me, but I have not seen evidence that early reading in itself provides any lasting advantages on average. There may be a good deal of heterogeneity in the early-reading population.
I agree with you that it starts to get a little old; it is not a new topic but there is something else that is really impressive: the result. This paper shows that we are moving forward on a complex topic like colour transfer between images. Compliments for the research work!
Numpy was the fusion of competiting numerical libraries for Python, and now it is quite stable.

I think point still applies for new developing software: multiple implementations can corroborate each other or help identify bugs.
> IMO the only people who knew anything about BTC in the early days were exactly the kinds of people who knew a lot about about economics, cryptography, finance, business, government, politics, and philosophy.

No, it was founded by, and primarily attracted, weird conspiracy theory spouting goldbugs whose motivation was that (a) they thought a gold standard was still workable (b) they had a pathological aversion to the concept of credit in a banking system. Literally, conspiracy theory. https://davidgerard.co.uk/blockchain/the-conspiracist-gold-b...

The scammers didn't come along just this year with ICOs. Scammers have been endemic in Bitcoin as soon as they were tradeable for anything else at all. Bitcoin was founded by starry eyed naifs and this always attracts predators. Sometimes, e.g. pirateat40, the naifs are also the predators.
"Except some get paid exponentially more than others for their supposed commodity"

They don't get paid for their 'acting'. The acting part is a commodity.

They get paid for their 'appearance' in the same way celebs an get paid a fortune for sponsoring a product, or making an appearance.

For every single role that's played by an A-lister - there are a considerable number of other - great - actors that could have played that role, but the business economics are better with a 'familiar brand'. That's what fills the seats.

'Tom Cruise' fills seats. He gets paid a fortune.

A great actor, equivalent in talent to Tom Cruise - but who is unknown, is paid a normal salary.

I'm surprised so many here haven't seemed to grasp this.

Again: Gol Gadot was paid $200K for Wonder Woman. Considerably less than the secondary male role 'Chris Pine' - who is famous.

Next instalment - she'll be paid millions, and more than Chris Pine (if he were to be in it, but won't obviously, but imagine he could).

By the 'actors are paid for their talent' logic - Gal would have had to increase her 'acting ability' by quite a lot. 'Magically Gal Gadot becomes a better actor than Chris Pine and gets paid more than him'.

Obviously this is not the case.

Gal Gadot is now inexorably tied to the Wonder Woman brand.

She knows she can force the studios to pay her millions, because people want to see her as Wonder Woman (as they already have) - not an unknown quantity. It's it's therefore rational for the studios to pay her millions, and not have to make a huge bet on an unknown. (And FYI - he WW launch was a pretty big gamble - new actress, new brand etc.)

There are quite a number of actresses that they could have chosen to play Wonder Woman. Surely, some a better fit than others, but it's not rocket science, it's a comic book role. It's just a job. Only 'one' can be chosen. That person, if they do their job halfway well (and the other parts of the movie work out) will be paid millions in the future in the case of Hollywood comic-book serial.

Gal is 'the face of Wonder Woman' for at least a while.
I have tried printing QR code of keys but with no success (the phone does not recognise the image) what do you use to generate the image that is sufficiently resolved to print and be functional ?
Someone used to publish a slim English language edition of Pravda in the early 80s. I wish I'd kept some, but it seemed like the cold war was going to last forever back then, I'd never known anything different.

Also the Guardian used to occasionally publish an article selected from a foreign newspaper, not sure if they still do. The North Korean ones were hilarious. Probably still would be. Just goes to show real thoroughgoing, unremitting brutality sometimes does work.
I've picked up substantial dropped money on the ground, handed it into the police, and had it returned to us in full after some time, in the UK; it's not just Japan!

> close friend

I terrorised one Japanese work colleague by crying in front of him on a train (can't remember whether in London or Tokyo), but another long-standing Japanese colleague/friend would be entirely cool about it I suspect!
My point is that on wifi-only devices, people have been conditioned into believing that turning wifi off effectively is the same as flight mode.

Now it no longer is. Why did Apple have to cause this needless confusion?
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I think I'm not sure what you mean by "snoozing emails" ? Isn't it just muting for a few minutes the alerts you'd get ? Just to clarify for me.
> red-eyed bandits that code at 3:14 AM to solve that one bug that kept them from sleeping for the past 3 days

I don't want to apply a fix written at 3:14AM by a developer with sleep deprivation. That's the same as being proud that drunk developers fix the most critical bugs.
One could argue that neither the reputation of Vice nor the reputation of the author has anything to do with the quality of the article. You're both appealing to authority (or non-authority for the GP).
They are already using their own service here in Germany.

I guess in practice it's a subcontractor anyway but they only drive for Amazon (branded cars) and are not associated with any of the big delivery companies.
As long as you discover how to fully disable WiFi. At the very least, they should have applied 3D Touch to it...
On a similar topic, how does the facebook app on android suggest me pictures taken with the camera on the phone, when neither it nor any of the facebook infrastructure apps have any permissions on accessing local media?
Well no, it just seems completely bizarre and adds little value to the process in my experience and HO. (Still, happy to be corrected...)

When just arrived in Tokyo for the first or second time and still feeling a bit nervous I went into an empty noodle place and was completely lost until the cook put down what he was doing and in utterly perfect English walked me through the whole process...
I hope Amazon do something great here. Delivery firms are all awful. They only have one job, get the package to me. So why are you delivering it at 11am when you know I'm at work? And then again tomorrow, and again, and then leave it at your depot where the onus is on me to collect it.

Why not deliver it at 7pm when I'm home from work? If supermarkets can manage it (and delivery is their secondary business) - I'm sure a delivery company should be able to pull this kind of service out the bag.

For once I'm rooting for team Amazon.
The "fall of Slashdot" had nothing to do with moderation and everything to do with the fact that articles are chosen centrally. That meant that Slashdot could never expand into other areas outside tech or dynamically follow its users' tastes.
> The diets themselves aren't snake oil

Except that there's no proper nutritional evidence that there is any problem at all with eating grains or legumes if you are a normal healthy person. I'm not sure there's any evidence that there's a problem with vegetable oils either. Bullshit is pervasive.
As I remember IMAP allows to add freeform flags to every message.
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I believe flight mode actually works, but people with wifi-only devices have been conditioned to believe disabling wifi is sufficient.

And with Apple now being inconsistent about what a on/off toggle actually does... It's hard to tell what toggling flight-mode actually results in.

And if I were in the airline business, I would take an issue with that.
Keep in mind the credit reporting agencies are well known to give white glove treatment to senior politicians, their families, and even their friends. Thus no one who matters has to deal with the shit you or I have to deal with if our credit is stolen.
I have felt that learning Vim, does have a direct relation to productivity, especially if you are more comfortable with keyboard interactions as compared to a GUI. And yes, the learning of this editor can be viewed as a developers investment into improving his/her productivity.
It never gets old... Wait for the artist to have this tool. As of now it's only a toy for coders & researchers
> It’s like a hundred or $200 [1].

The article you link to says:

> I have seen decent pigs go anywhere from $50 to $100 on Craigslist.

I am not sure if a half dead piglet counts as a "decent" pig.
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Crap, now I have to update my manual¹, and advise the paranoid to verify the signature they just generated. Perhaps even provide a helper function for it?

(I still think letting the user control `r` is too dangerous.)

[1]: http://loup-vaillant.fr/projects/monocypher/
Yeah, that's what I thought. What's the difference between these?
What helped me tremendously was remapping the arrow keys to resize my panes and splits like this:

" Rebind arrow keys to resize panes (and force usage of home row)
nnoremap <Up> :resize +2<CR>
nnoremap <Down> :resize -2<CR>
nnoremap <Left> :vertical resize +2<CR>
nnoremap <Right> :vertical resize -2<CR>
That, or just don't apply ligatures to basic Latin characters. I suppose that people who like using international characters for their identifiers would not mind having ligatures applied to them. Solved by font selection.
Disconnecting from the current network is usually because something is broken about that network for some reason (or in some cases, 4G is just much faster). Having said that, the number of times I do this has been significantly reduced by "Wi-Fi Assist" (which turns off the wifi network automatically if the connection seems poor/broken). People also complained about this feature (because it uses my mobile data!!!) -- but I imagine the majority of people are now blissfully unaware when their iPhone saves them from apps or pages not loading and the general experience is much better.

Having had this discussion a few times, I'd love to do a solid battery life investigation of turning off wi-fi properly versus this toggle.. given it disables auto-join I imagine the scanning frequency is significantly reduced and thus the power usage is probably relatively comparable (close enough). But that's just a guess, I don't know for sure, but I'd sure love to know.

I'd also love to know the battery impact of turning bluetooth off entirely. These things all seem like antipatterns to do as a regular usage thing and I think that, in most cases without actual research, they're a bad idea for people to get into the habbit of. For precisely the reasons outlined here and by apple.. later using mobile data accidentally, being confused your apple pencil works, etc.
That is what he did. It is a toggle. It is not a feature to force everyone to go to settings and click a kit more times. It is silly to claim that this is fine.
It is entrained to rhythmic external cues, synchronised oscillators.
And still that would result in all the data/email/messages syncing to the apps in the mobile. Just powering up -- fires up a whole bunch of background activity without one "actually using it".
Do you still have a reference for that?
I remember when it was good practice to mix "for" the NS-10, then check on a single Auratone 5C for radio and mono downmix compatibility :)
I've used Atomic Parsley[1] and MP4Box[2] successfully for various MOV and MP4 related muxing and metadata handling before.

[1] http://atomicparsley.sourceforge.net
[2] https://gpac.wp.imt.fr/mp4box/
Although I see the appeal I feel that any more distraction is exactly the opposite of what I want. Maybe I see this way to serious but I would be tempted to use this all the time and I'd assume I'd work much worse.
Will you buy a Secure/Anonimous Notebook like this?
The ultimate hint.
I have the same feeling using products that have "Pro", "Ultra" or something alike in their brand name. It usually means the exact opposite.

Is there a dedicated name for such looming mistrust phenomenon? (apart from common sense? :p)
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It's interesting because the biggest Amazon competitor here in The Netherlands - Coolblue - are doing exactly the same thing.

Funny thing is is that Amazon can't compete with the local incumbents here so they have a tiny market share.
Any modern distribution of MySQL or MariaDB should come configured to throw query errors rather than truncate data on insert.

See STRICT_ALL_TABLES / https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/sql-mode/

Modern MySQL is extremely well suited for data that cannot be lost - as is I'm sure, Postgres.

That said, if you're pre 5.6, I _strongly_ suggest upgrading to 5.6 or all the way to MariaDB 10. The performance, safety, stability, etc have skyrocketed in recent years.
I'm not sure if you're trolling here or not - if you are, bravo, very subtle.

Anyway, in case you're not - top actors are the exact opposite of a commodity. Their careers are about making them unique. Are you really arguing that you can take any movie, replace the actors with any other actor, and it will still do equally well financially? Because if you are, I'm not sure where to go from there, because it's such a preposterous claim.
Use Siri. Or use airplane mode. This isn’t that hard.

What’s the use case where you want to completely kill WiFi but not Bluetooth for “security?” If I am in a security sensitive environment, I use airplane mode. That’s it’s purpose: to completely shut down all radios.
What version of the app and Android are you running? I'm on Android 8.0 and just double checked, the second I turn off the storage permission, Facebook can no longer suggest or access any images on my device.
This may be a bit ignorant but why do they care so much about someone being Korean / of Korean ancestry?

Both are East Asian. It's really hard to understand for my European mind.
Thanks for replying here.

My bad. I somehow missed it.

Since you are here:

- What if I am sending an email to a person who doesn’t use Mailspring? Can the tracking still be achieved? I am don’t know the technical details of how email works but I believe it can’t be done unless the mail client adds something to the mail being sent. Right? So how does it work with Mailspring IDs?

- Can I opt to not track my mails/activities and not be tracked too?

- What all the meta data leavea my local system and goes to Mailspring? Is there a complete list somewhere? Also how are they stored on your serves?

Apologies again for posting incorrect info about your OSS.
> But to me the big thing about AWK is that the program doing the transformation is usually super easy to write down in the CLI itself

GStreamer is also very easy to use from the CLI:

https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/tutorials/basic/gstreamer-tools.html
According to the update at the end of the article, Uber says they only used this API to render maps in an early version of their Apple watch app and they haven't been using it at all for some time. They claim they are working with Apple to get this entitlement removed.
capital being slang for "institutional seat"

From your own link:

> The seven institutions of the European Union (EU) are seated in four different cities, viz. Brussels, Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Strasbourg, rather than being concentrated in a single capital city.
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I have thought this since I moved here. If you want great and inexpensive, San Diego is the city to go to.
Ask HN: Are we in another tech bubble (or is China in one)?
The "Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund" (Ticker: XLK) is again at the same price as it was before the dot.com crash. Obviously, many things changed in the last 17 years.

Are we again in another tech bubble (or at least is China-tech in one - their stocks are even higher flying)?
True. But the author's reputation in the security area makes me more inclined to listen to what he has to say.

An article with the same title, but written by, say, a marketing specialist would probably get a more sceptical reading.