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I had an affected YubiKey -- Yubico shipped out a replacement immediately. It's inconvenient if you have an old YubiKey, but the replacement process is simple.

Additionally, you can always generate GPG keys on your machine, transfer them to the YubiKey, and then delete the keys from the local machine. It depends if that's an acceptable exposure for your threat model, but for me, having the keys locally for a couple minutes is fine.
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That will work until someone claims (truthfully or otherwise) that it's equivalent to what we typically call "discrimination".

"Culture Fit" is a good term. The problem is that certain firms use it disingenuously and that certain candidates are making a social issue out of it.
There are enterprise solutions for macOS management.
Although I understand people don’t like the bloat, the reason why Electron is so popular is because it’s easy for (web) developers to build apps in. Maybe we can drop the dissaproval and work together towards optimising it?
Your grandma has class. Poles who don't like Francis (i.e. most of them) don't have a photo of him, and don't respect him. When he was on a pilgrimage in Poland, church-related media focused on everything except what he was saying.
> I don't think I've ever found the actual font.

True.

But I guess we have to accept that fact that the app will only ID fonts that are in it's (premium paid) DB.

I always dreamed about an alternative that does the same visual identification but matches closest-fit to a database of free opensource fonts.

That would be awesome because fonts can get expensive, especially for websites and pay-per-traffic pricing!
I'm not sure what you're getting at. If there is an ongoing legal dispute, then whatever proof that was send remains under question until the dispute of ownership is settled.
While what you're saying is true, I think the dunning kruger effect has an inverse bell curve based on level of confidence vs knowledge.

High confidence low knowledge.
Moderate confidance moderate knowledge
High confidence high knowledge.

Of course that only applies to the things the expert knows like the back of his hand. There are things I am 100% confident I know, because I've done it thousands of times. Then there are some advanced things I still question if I truly understand because I've only successfully done it a few times.

Of course when I was younger, the things I'm 100% confident now I went through the phase of "oh I can do this super easy" to "holy crap this is harder than I thought" to "I've done this 1000's of times, I got this"
No offense but if candidate has a credible answer to "2. If you were given $100,000 VC capital and told to build a revolutionary new thing how would you build it?" wtf would she/he work for you :)?
I'm in credit cards analytics and while we may think that 2 decades is a long time, I can assure it's not. Credit cards have had a long long history (50 - 100 yrs depending on how you define what a credit card is) and we still haven't had 100% market penetration. Not everyone fully understands how it works and all users care about is that it's something that can be used for payment.
Exactly. Most people without Ph.D.s have to do jobs made up by other people. The Ph.D. obligates you to cut your own path. It's not for everyone, but if it's the kind of thing you want to do, it's liberating.
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Anyone interested in joining a small startup/ side project focused Slack group?

I recently finished the new Spielberg[0] documentary and he mentioned the importance of being surrounded by great folks—in his case, Lucas, Scorsese, et al.

The positive effects of a peer network is a commonly observed pattern. It might neat to try something similar over the internet.

I’ve been a part of larger communities that try to do something similar but it doesn’t seem to scale well. Hence starting and keeping it small.

The focus will likely be on building, growing and scaling a project and having like minded folks to share the ups and downs with.

If you’re interested feel free to email me and I’ll send you an invite.

0: [https://www.hbo.com/documentaries/spielberg]
Hmm, I wonder how walking a robot dog would go. They wouldn't need walking for the same reasons a bio dog does, of course, but they could be made to insist on going outside. Maybe they would want to hunt Pokemon!
Private universities can and do compete for the talent. In fact, my school added an extra fee for engineers to help pay for the higher professor salaries which was easily beared because we all new what great pay we would get after college to pay off the loans.

As for non private universities, well that's just what happens when socialists and capitalists compete for scarce resources.
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>Consequently, a "plunge" is very unlikely. More likely is a few more decades of high inflation, which is just a backdoor way to default on pension, social security, and debt obligations, followed by some kind of new stasis.

Decades of high inflation? What? The issue is that inflation is low not that it's too high. Unless you're of the generation that thinks that 5% inflation is high...
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Literally hundreds/thousands of people are killed by our own citizens every day, I'm not concerned with an additional 8. Google has the ability to negatively affect hundreds of millions of lives on a global scale over a significantly long term. ISIS is not even in the same ballpark.
Oh dang. You're quick. Thanks!
Did the CME group just call bitcoin dramatically undervalued??
Hey, I'm part of the team that made this, and you have the wrong link. This is our new mobile app: http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/mobile/

It's powered by deep learning, and it's way better and more accurate than the current desktop version that's linked here.
I don't think it's that odd. This norm doesn't really exist currently. How do you think a company could encourage their employees to not talk politics at work?
Is that really so bad? Obviously when extended to race/sexual-orientation/etc it is, but isn't it legitimate to some extent to want to surround yourself with people who share your values?

This is precisely the issue that the social sciences often miss because it's an ethical, not scientific, question.
Clearly this is a fairly niche application, but all the same I’m surprised no one has built a font identifier in the past few years based on modern machine learning techniques.
The Electra flew after the Comet.
> As an organization, I don't have very much faith in the leadership doing much more than barely staying afloat. There's a strong bias for seniority over meritocracy, which over the long term frustrates and deflects talented people with good ideas and favors people who just stick around or have don't have better alternatives.

Upvoted for clearly knowing what you're talking about. :-)

I built some of those foundations, back in the early 90s. Not much to worry about there -- they're tied straight into the basalt bedrock. Concerns about the extensibility and adaptability of the construction are well-placed however.
> The US has 17% inflation rates fairly recently

I'll bite. What's your source.
Those rates are for employees of the college. PhD students aren't employees.

PhD students in the UK typically receive a stipend from their research council. For 2017/18 it's £14,553 [1]. You don't pay national insurance or income tax on a stipend.

I lived in London on such a stipend for four years. It's tough.

[1]: http://www.rcuk.ac.uk/skills/training/
IMO it's just a PR stance to make them stand out from the rest.
I remember reading that the difference between the fastest and slowest metabolisms worked out to somewhere around 1-200 calories per day. Not a huge difference.

The Mayo Clinic’s own comment on this seems to agree. https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/weight-loss/in-...
> Moreover, because we run a trade deficit, net exports subtract from our GDP

No, net exports add to GDP, its just that the value is negative. (Or, equivalently, the positive number of net imports is subtracted from GDP.)

> The reason why where the American economy goes, so does the world, is American consumption. Americans buy lots of stuff. As a result, foreigners end up holding lots of claims on American assets. Those claims are the transmission channel through which American shocks reverberate abroad [4]. The same is not true in reverse.

No, the mechanism isn't the same, but there is a reverse mechanism; foreign shocks dry up the flow of capital into the US from abroad (and potentially leads to disinvestment), which reduces production possibilities in the US. It's the flip side of the way US shocks affect the rest of the world, but the net effect is similar (though the domestic conditions which can magnify or mitigate it are different from a demand-driven shock.)
Common rallying causes have been systematically dismantled.

You can't be patriotic because our history isn't perfect.

You can't be religious because it might offend someone.

God and country have been the common denominators of our culture and they are no longer seen as relevant, and there is nothing else to replace them. It seems like we are more interested in finding and emphasizing all the ways we are different from each other rather than rallying around anything we might have in common.
The first example because they hope your desperate enough.

For the second example, because most engineers value honesty because a lack of complete transparency cost time/money or worst kills people. And frankly, most engineers like technology and could care less about the company and/or the industry. And that's why they are horrible at sales. And what your asking for is a kind of sales.

http://www.bbc.com/news/business-34324772

http://money.cnn.com/2015/12/10/news/companies/gm-recall-ign...

Btw, I'm not saying you shouldn't look for engineers that have people skills, just why your having a hard time finding them... :)
I would not be. The reason Greece got such harsh treatment was because their government took over much of the private debt at the outset of the crisis to avoid mass bankruptcies. Thing is that much of that debt was issued by German banks. Thus if Greece defaults, German banking is in for a rough time.

Never mind that the German economy hinges on maintaining massive exports, while domestic wages have been deliberately held back.
It's a booster shot of capital first into industry and agriculture, then into the hands of the wives of soldiers, then into the soldier's themselves when they got back.

It's not a great tool at all, I'm not saying it's a good thing, the fact that a war is fantastic for the economy is common knowledge, or at least I thought. It's a shitload of Government spending that's directed from all sides of the political spectrum (mostly) and often isn't questioned at the time, so you get the capital shot without the hangover of the political divide like we have now.

Things are objectively easier when your enemy is as well defined and totally evil as the Nazi's.
Shouldn't Shazam be the WhatTheFont for music?
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Your post is written in an extremely anglo-centric manner and is only readable by English speakers.

As a francophone, this triggered a latent PTSD in me caused by the English winning the war in Quebec and taking over most of north America.[1]

In the interest of fairness and inclusivity, please translate your comment into every living language on earth, and for those languages lacking a writing system, please link to audio transcripts.

Thank you.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Plains_of_Abraha...
The recovery from the great depression would have been like the USA's still ongoing recovery from the 2008 recession: slow, very arduous, and likely to take more like 20 years than 8.
Apparently not. https://twitter.com/certsimple/status/925682092322754560
The quote was "this number does decrease." "This number" refers to median income. Income tends to decrease in a recession.
It's (unfortunately but understandably) marked as a stretch goal, but semantic colouring sounds really nice. I first came across the idea in this post about KDevelop: https://zwabel.wordpress.com/2009/01/08/c-ide-evolution-from...
Fiction or not, religion has very real influence on the world. I'm an atheist, but religion interests me as a force that shapes societies and culture.

As a general rule, the notion of conscience is alien to people of Africa. They don't feel guilty, they only feel regret if they're caught. Now Africa is vast and this is a big oversimplification, especially that large populations of Africa are now Christian, but conscience is still an imported good in Africa and not deeply rooted in its culture. Is it a coincidence Africa suffers from corruption ?
> I’ve always wondered why some people seem so married to a single editor.

Familiarity, such as keyboard shortcuts. Especially for VI(M) or Emacs users, using anything else is an absolute nightmare. If you haven't been spoiled by VIM, then there really isn't much difference between "all those other editors".

:wq
If you think Americans aren't patriotic or religious you really need to get out more. Americans are incredibly patriotic and religious and very proud of being so, compared to any other western country. To us, it seems insane how patriotic and religious you guys are.
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I think it's different this time around.

Student loan debt and healthcare costs are out of control, but the practical difference in quality of life between the rich and average American is smaller than ever. All the money in the world won't make Facebook better, or get you another season of Breaking Bad, or a better iPhone, or a better video game, or faster speed limits.

People aren't going to raise pitchforks because someone has more zeros in their bank account.
> He's suing CBS for a dumb reason for a crazy amount ($300k),

Not a dumb reason or a crazy amount.

He created some photographs. They used them without permission.Sure, $300k is maybe a thousand times more than they're worth in a fair market, but $0 is more than a thousand times less. By not buying them fairly, they've forced him to use expensive lawyers and court processes. And the amount is part of the deterrent - if paying him fairly upfront costs $500, but not paying him either costs $0 or has a small chance of costing $500 when he sues for the actual damages, the reasonable (not moral) choice would be the latter.
> I don't think I've ever found the actual font.

I did, sometimes. When it works, it works great, but often it doesn't. There are also Matcherator[1] and What Font is[2], but they are not better or worse in my admittedly limited experience.

[1] https://www.fontspring.com/matcherator

[2] https://www.whatfontis.com/
In the version they released yesterday they have an improved watch mode, and they started they're working on providing an API to make loaders, among others, benefit from those optimisations.
the assertion that alpha go zero ran on a box with four GPUs is not accurate. alpha go zero ran on a box with four TPUs[1]. Those of us on the outside (of google's ai research program) don't have access to that hardware.

[1] TPU: tensor processing unit.
[1] https://deepmind.com/blog/alphago-zero-learning-scratch/
Most futures tend to be cash settled in general in fact e.g. Eurodollar futures (the most liquid contract in the world) which have an underlying tied to 3 month LIBOR (i.e. effectively a bank deposit rate - very liquid indeed) are cash settled. And even for contracts which specify physical delivery (eg most commodities), most open interest is either closed out completely (or rolled to the next contract) prior to expiry day which means no physical settlement takes place.

There are a few reasons for this but broadly it comes down to the fact that cash settled contracts are more attractive to a broader set of investors (which means more volume and thus more income for the exchange which sets the contract terms). For example, cash settlement is more useful to investors who wish to hedge something which is close to or correlated with, but not the same as, the underlying. Hence the popularity of Eurodollar futures. This is even the case with many commodities (how many people actually want to take or make delivery at the specified delivery point?)

Playing against this is the fact that if the underlying market is less transparent (as is the case for many commodities) then physical delivery might be needed to ensure that meaningful arbitrage can take place to ensure confidence in the market (if arbitrageurs would otherwise stay away from the market then this would reduce liquidity of the futures contract - to the disbenefit of the exchange).
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They learn mainly by seeing what others are doing and sharing thoughts.
I go to sites to learn something, it is designed for someone just starting out. I want to talk to fellow serial entrepreneurs who are looking at various ideas, but don't know where to meet them and how. Even sharing of visions and opportunities that serials entrepreneurs see could be really insightful not only for themselves, but for anyone who are looking at what is going to happen next.
I have not, does he write about the Aibo development history ?
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I think you are missing the scale mentioned in the article:

The industry is paying five times what universities are paying. Not Fifty percent. Not double. Five times.

Professors/administrators whining about it are pure scum unless they themselves are making one fifth what they would be making in a different university that offered them a job purely because they love this specific college doing the specific research or teaching.

What is really pissing off these professors is that with their worker bees gone they themselves would need to do the work - something they are not quite used to.
Different systems which use different fraud algorithms proposed by different people from the other credit card issuers.
Maybe but that also assumes economies can actually be prepared for recessions. For starters, that means knowing what pieces of the economy are in a state that could trigger massive sell-offs and value destruction.

Remember that the housing bubble that led up to 2008 wasn't well-known. Granted, there were economists who were publicly saying a recession was imminent (and they weren't wrong), however they were outnumbered compared to those who were saying otherwise.

How does one get prepared in those situations? Tin foil hat, perhaps, and then pray?
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... the very first paragraph after the table of contents?

If you check out the Middle Ages section, it shows that the theological debate that it wasn't physical alteration started... at a date that is closer to us than the birth of jesus.

Check out Stercoranism [1] as well (which contributed to the above debate), whose whole basis is that the doctrine of physical change must lead towards normal digestive processes happening, and wondering if this turns the eucharist into, literally, holy shit.

At the end of that article is a bit of modern apologia stating that christ probably leaves as soon as the cracker hits your stomach ('but nobody knows precisely when'[2]). :)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stercoranism

[2] god does, after all, move in mysterious ways...
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From the bottom of the main page on their website. I removed the marketing copy.
There are some things that still aren't available in Python unfortunately. For example, there isn't a package that I'm aware of that will do a mixed-effects logistic regression in Python.
Give the new mobile version a try. It's built on deep learning so it's more accurate: http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/mobile/
It's definitely going to take longer (in fact I think we'd be there already if not for the quality of life) but that only does so much. People now have access to more information than ever and are realizing just how screwed they're getting every single day. I don't think it's unreasonable to say shouldn't we have it better too, not just the wealthy?
GDAX is Coinbase - just the exchange end. Any GDAX support requests go to Coinbase.

I use a two-step approach. I use Gemini for banking, and GDAX for trading. Gemini has free instant transfers, great support, and is fast on the ACH side. They don’t have as high of trade volume as GDAX though, so once my funds clear I move them over to GDAX to trade, and when I’m done there I send it back to Gemini to withdraw to my bank account.

Also one more benefit for trading on GDAX is that their maker/taker fee system is much more transparent than Gemini’s, IMO. I literally trade for free on GDAX which is much harder (or impossible?) to do on Gemini.
Why the mobile version is "way better and more accurate" when, I believe, most people wanting to know the name of a font are people working on a computer?
In academia you either leave to a more lucrative job or you become a adjunct professor forever making peanuts .
Is there anyone in your network who would be interested in working on something together?

As someone mentioned, there are also plenty of great themes and templates that you can purchase to get things started. You'll need HTML/CSS skills of course but a lot of the design elements have already been completed.