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I've had Intel phones running Android. For example the Asus ZenFone as mentioned below, also the Lenovo K80. [0] I also used to have a Motorola RAZR ages ago, that I think was one of the first Intel powered phones? Not just phones, watches with x86 series Intel CPUs exist! The Tag Modular 45 [2] has an Intel Atom Z3400 [3] in it...

0. https://www.gsmarena.com/lenovo_k80-7216.php

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_RAZR_i

2. https://www.tagheuer.com/en-us/watches/tag-heuer-connected-m...

3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atom_(system_on_chip)
Exactly the point. Those skills are not needed to successfully navigate the Earth, yet we have developed them.
The rationale was general self improvement and more control over nature. So the general premise is to ensure better and higher survival. Which is a changing objective function.

No reason why a GAI wouldn't have a similar instinct or capabilities.

Author also misposes no free lunch theorem. It pertains to algorithms not computational ability, and we're entirely not sure if true intelligence is an immutable algorithm. (Human is not, because of genetics.) There is no real equivalent theorem for self modifying algorithms, (or changing objective functions) and if there were, it will run afoul of halting problem.

Three theorem also had at least one known hole where it does not apply to coevolutionary algorithms. (Such as part of Alpha Go to go for an easy example.)

While environment puts on a hard limit, the limit is extremely high, on the order of 2^300. The optimising does not have to go for the simplest algorithm to solve the problem. And we do not know enough about informational capacity of matter in quantum states to be honest.
So glad this is on the front page of HN. A good 30% of perf problems for our clients are low level misconfigurations such as this.
For databases:
huge pages - good
THP - bad
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On the contrary, the market is flooded with quick, easy tutorials with the (sometimes implied) disclaimer that it's not production ready. To have just a single example of the opposite is wonderful.
I dont think that's true with vBv and Securecode - I believe that indemnifies the merchant of stolen scenario if enabled, at least in Europe.
A problem with Apple is that you can't change it if something doesn't work for you. If I don't like GNOME or Unity, I can easily switch to xmonad, i3, awesome, openbox, fluxbox, xfce, lxde, kde, or many other options.
Accidental copyright violation is a liability in almost any online business.

It's not okay, but it's also not a HUGE crime. This is a civil matter, worst case it'll cost some money as they buy a license after the fact... or pay settlement in court.

It's perfectly reasonable to NOT stifle your organization with cumbersome processes to verify licenses.. Because these things rarely happens, and when they do are often worked out at low cost.

The DMCA says to stop infringement upon notification. It doesn't specify unlimited penalties for accidental infringement. If so YouTube and most of the internet would die at the hands of greedy copyright holders.
I have been to more than a dozen doctors over the past 4 years and nobody has been able to diagnose what's wrong with me.

I have the following symptoms:

- Constant phlegm in throat and upper airways (This is the most annoying).

- Fatigue

- Low-quality sleep

- Phlegm increases after eating and during exercise and causes me a runny nose

I am in my mid 20s, used to smoke, quit ~5 years ago, I have a deviated septum.

I have been through the following treatments and diagnoses:

- H.Pylori diagnosis – Negative.

- Treatment for GERD – No improvement.

- Treatment for LPR and Chronic Bronchitis – Caused me breathing problems.

- Treatment for anxiety – No improvement.

I feel hopeless of ever living normally again, I can't exercise because phlegm keeps running up my nose and throat, I can't eat outside because I have to use an obscene amount of tissues.

I've seen multiple ENTs, gastroenterologists, and respiratory system physicians. Once I looked closely at "modern" medicine, it seems to me that it's not very modern per se.
(is it? I think it’s only a default on RHEL distros?)

I can confirm that neither my Ubuntu nor Debian servers have is in "always", they're either "madvise" or "never".
If you apply this same reasoning consistently to every other performance optimization i doubt you'll be left with a quick computer.
Thought of that too, but I don't have the main symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain. I'm not a doctor though, so who knows.
That's a terrible restriction for people who have many virtual desktops. I've used 10 in two rows for years (or 9 in xmonad) so that's my mental model of where everything is located.
I believe GP equates "safer" with "no hobos, gangstas, creeps, drunkards or other people creating a nuisance for fellow travellers", and he is absolutely correct on this.

Public transport has the downside of being public, and given the rise of homelessness and the fall of noncommercial venues where e.g. youth can hang around, it's inevitable that they end up in public transport - and create a feeling of unsafeness for other users.
Could it be some SSD firmware issue? I could live with a few second pause a day.
-Rotten - both in use for fish and tests

-Blown the lid - Herring comes in caskets

-Gutted - obviously fish-related

Pretty smart writing!
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I agree with you SO MUCH.
I've been using Gnome lately on my XPS13 because HiDPI support in Xfce is not quite there yet (while in honesty is pretty well supported in Gnome), and I hate it with a passion. It seems like they decided to reinvent every single well established UX paradigm there was, and somehow managed to make every one of them worse.
Random example: they managed to break Alt+Tab; you now need to think whether the other window you want was created by the same executable that created the one in the foreground right now or not. Plus if you use Ctrl+Shift+T in chromium you will never be able to Alt+Tab to it again.
Other random example: pushing the computer power button does not pop up a shutdown dialog because "shutting down is disruptive"!
That's actually a myth. One thing is Object Mapping, which is repetitive, but whenever there is a layer of indirection to "hide SQL from the developer", then there will be developer pain and waste of developer time.

SQL is just a language and needs to be learned. It's not hard and being declarative it also teaches to think differently than imperative programming.

Want to query in Javascript? Sure go ahead, but don't say SQL is harder.
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Well, I'm with Apple now.
Okay, I understand. I agree that the Hacker News comment system isn't optimal.
Downvotes shouldn't hide a comment. Unpopular opinions shouldn't be suppressed.
I'm not sure how the flag-functionality works, but if it can hide a comment without moderator input, then I'm all for replacing it with a "report"-function.
Too many times one sees throwaway accounts being used for expressing possibly unpopular thoughts. I can only imagine how many comments weren't written, because somebody was afraid of downvotes and losing the good standing of his account. Personally I too have started writing a couple comments and not posted them in the end, because I was afraid of downvotes and the associated consequences. Having to think like that doesn't exactly help to make HN a diverse and interesting place.
> the logical outcome should be poor company performance, but clearly that's not the case.

But how many years have passed for us to reach this conclusion? The same was said about Richard Fuld and Lehman Brothers under his leadership but it dint end well.

To clarify, I am not predicting a poor performance by Amazon here but to think that they are infallible just because they are doing great now is incorrect. When and if they falter these stories will provide ample ammunition for people who "dint see it coming".
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Yup.

Dropped 25kg (45ish lb) 3 years ago. Gained 12kg back the next 2 years which I removed during the last 6 months. Still more weight to shed but I know what works for me and what kind of effort it requires: going hungry by eating less.

Like lot of fat-logic people I used to think that exercising was required and even the only thing needed to get fit. "I'll just start exercising and be back to an healthy weight" is just a fantasy. There is no miracle way of doing it.
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> panic attacks to more serious things

Anxiety disorders are in the top ten when we look at years lost to disability.

Many people (70%) who report attempting suicide have an anxiety disorder.

Psychiatric illnesses are severe illnesses.
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> Still waiting for a PCIe bus as well

RPI3 is not a 'server grade' ARM -

See e.g. the AMD 'Opteron A' boards:

http://www.lenovator.com/product/103.html#params

CPU Quad-core ARM Cortex-A57 64 bit

DRAM Two DDR3 SO-DIMM sockets

SATA Two SATA ports

USB Two USB 3.0 ports

Console USB-micro port for console support

Ethernet 1 GBe Ethernet

PCIe x16 PCIe G3 slot

not sure about the RTC, but the PI is way far from any of
the arm 'standardization' efforts, being a low end 'standard' unto itself..
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I found out about http://www.flightconnections.com/ a couple of weeks ago when a friend linked it to me. It looks like it has fairly exhaustive data on airports including all the airports they connect to, which the OP doesn't have. However, it is lacking on everything else :)
> Similarly a generalist software engineer should know what things are realistic and possible with data mining and machine learning. Just like they should know what is possible and realistic in cpu design or network protocols. They might not know all the latest tricks but they will be able to design and advise on systems which depend on these capabilities.

I'm sorry to say this, but your expectations are insane.

Or maybe I'm misinterpreting you. I know that a CPU has pipelines, multiple cores, an ALU, a MMU, a FPU, several levels of caches, etc., but I have no idea what's "possible or realistic" in CPU design. At least not in any way that I'd be able to argue toe to toe with an actual hardware engineer working on CPUs.

I also know about network protocols, L1/L2/L3/L4(7), IP, TCP vs UDP, etc., but same thing, a real network engineer would wipe the floor with me regarding "possible and realistic" network protocols.

Same for data mining or machine learning. Sure, if you held a gun to my head I could probably design something, but I definitely wouldn't feel confident going to production with it in any serious capacity unless I consulted some people who actually know the field.

This field is way too broad for 1 person to cover everything at a decent level of competence. I think that people who think otherwise are deluding themselves.

Or you're thinking about a generalist providing a shallow level of advice. Maybe that could apply, but I don't know who that would help...
Added this to my list of data science blogs to follow. Any other suggestions on resources to get daily data science updates?
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You're absolutely right here - DRS is just a little too short to be useful without a massive pace disparity between the two cars (attacking car is on far better tyres, for example). Hamilton has said that the point where turbulence kicks in is about 1.1 - 1.2 seconds and I have reached the same conclusion this year.

Formula 1 should seriously consider mandating reduced aerodynamic complexity. It might not be a great solution, but it's a better alternative to artificial DRS and snooze-fest races.

For what it's worth, the Sauber, Toro Rosso and Haas cars had a great battle last race. That said, turbulence affected them too, almost as badly as it did the front-runners.
Most widely mocked, most successful, first open source IPO in a long time.
The default behaviour is that the secret is uploaded to Microsoft and tied to your Live credentials. You just log into the recovery site and are given an unlock code.
What was she diagnosed with?
Maybe, I can see it being a little tricky to implement unless you take the fee on meetup.com prior to arriving.
Because buses don’t provide the service that people want.
Just using a cli command to check for upgrades and apply them is it worth for me for some apps.

As not everything is supported, this is only half a solution, but every bit helps.

Also, as a maintainer of one package[0] - although it's for developers, apparently sometimes there are problems installing the software on Windows and so it's a bit of effort every release and we can make at least a few users happy.

[0]: https://chocolatey.org/packages/Lein/
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> Gritty tart biting!

^ So to be clear... That wasn't me making a pun, right?
http://rebuilding-rails.com/ by Noah Gibbs is a nice resource if you find it helpful to understand things at a lower layer of abstraction. It is particularly useful for giving you the background that you can do something like replacing controllers with middlewares in order to increase modularity/testability (see https://gocardless.com/blog/coach/).
Elevator shafts in buildings take precious floor space on every floor and end up reducing the usable space a lot, especially in higher buildings that need more elevators to get people up and down. It's a bit of a catch-22: the higher you build, the less usable space you get per floor. Having elevator cabins switch shafts reduces the number of shafts required. This is really going to change how skyscrapers are designed.
Xfce is by far my preferred DE but I always worry that the project looks seriously understaffed and has many rough edges that never seem to be ironed out.
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I think that, in general, all people are deserving of respect. Of course there are a few exceptions, like murderers, but liking plush mushroom hats or "not knowing how to dress" is certainly not sufficient reason to exclude a group of people from deserving respect.
You can definitely see all event details as a free members... You can't create a group, though.
> Nobody is forcing you to use Facebook.

EVERY zombie contact of mine contaminated by Facebook is forcing me to use it. This argument is a fallacy as FB is everywhere. The rest of the internet IS NOT still here as almost all content creators are hooked or moving to facebook, youtube and instagram. The only "opt out" available is to tear it down.
> and it never harms anyone anyway.

the risk of harm is low, but some people experience increased distress after mindfulness.

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/jan/23/is-mind...
Thanks! I won't give up while I can still move and talk :)

Glad your wife figured it out.
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Don’t forget that time zone boundaries often change, so if you are going to store a “time zone” field, make sure you regularly update them.

You are right about the lack of availability of complete airport data. This is true for many things aviation related, including airspace boundaries, navigation aids, etc. Basically anything you would find on a pilot’s chart. The USA is a wonderful exception as they publish a great deal of info digitally and for free, but this is not true for most other countries. Many countries cartographic offices (or their private contractors) even claim copyright over basic facts like “airport ABC is at location X” and “navaid DEF transmits on frequency 123”. It’s crazy that information that potentially could save lives are locked up behind rent extracting corporations and intellectual property laws.
The reason people see Clinton as left-wing is because her campaign and the American media used this as a cynical marketing tactic to try and convince people to vote for her. Anyone who pointed out the fact that she did not, in fact, align with leftist politics was accused of practising "purity politics" and of hating her because she was a woman. The New York Times ran an opinion piece telling her critics to "grow up". There was a general feeling amongst the media that there could be no good-faith criticism or dislike for her from a left-wing perspective. A lot of this spread onto social media too, not helped by the astroturf campaigns by groups like ShareBlue/Correct The Record.
I see Meetup - what do you mean by this:

>It wouldn't give me information without paying so I stopped using it.

?

Except for creating groups, I'm not sure if anything is "hidden"...
So it’s not like it at all, but it’s the same and it’s just that it looks different. Ok then. I can see why talking about receiving money is more popular than talking about taxes.
If you're using an ORM then you don't worry about creating the prepared statement or SQL string yourself, so the entire issue is moot (See GP post).
> This is ARM's model

ARM's model is to develop/license the ARM processor ISA -
What the vendors choose to do with this is their own business.
Ahistorical, generalizing, self-serving and definitely not within the author's stated expertise (earth science, physical sciences, astronomy).

However an extremely interesting and brief summation of a very widely held world-view.

To me what makes it obviously wrong is the simple fact of the holocaust and of Stalin's purges. No honor culture required there. My view is that our cultures and indeed characters are like water balloons - squeeze em tight in one place and watch em pop out elsewhere.
Just because you don't know who to ask, doesnt mean you're magically granted rights you dont have to an asset you had no part in creating.

Huh? I think you just described Google Books.

They "got away with" copying over 25 million books in their entirety. Not that I agree with the US courts in this matter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Books#Copyright_infring...
> So what is the non capitalist alternative? State controlled social media services?

The alternative is not state controlled media, but rather anything other than an oligopoly. For several reasons it overtook IRC, personal websites, etc, but alternatives are not unthinkable.
Maybe you need better friends
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F1 is about the most meritocratic environment in the world because of the single-minded focus on winning.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/may/16/f1-formula-one...
Rust's bound checks are cited a lot here on hn as a performance concern but in practice I rarely encounter them because in rust you mostly use the iterator API for loops and it doesn't need bound checking.

For an illustration of a safety-related runtime cost that you almost always have to pay, Uft8 validation of strings is a better example IMHO.
Most of the research has serious flaws.

http://www.newsweek.com/mindfulness-meaningless-word-shoddy-...

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/wheres-the-proof-...
I always found those made up numbers funny. There are so many variables and so many different individuals, that slapping such EXACT number as "don`t eat more than 30gr of sugar per day" is so wrong.
Interesting that a Japanese company is trying to buy Uber, when Uber doesn't even work in Japan (well, you can call Uber Black in Tokyo, but it seems that the usual ridesharing can't work under Japanese laws). The licensed taxis are numerous and easily recognizable, unfortunately the fares are appalingly high.
Here in Sweden there is a dedicated prosecutor unit that only deal with sexual violence and the law is designed in such a way that sexual violence are state crime, which mean that the state must prosecute even if the victim rescind their version of events. The cause of the 11% clearing rate is not that cases met the standard of evidence and prosecutors just refuse to go after crimes of violence or sexual violence.

A typical sexual assault case involve two individuals that are alone in a room. The accused says there was consent, the accuser says there wasn't. Similarly a typical assault case involve two individuals alone in a room where both accuse the other of being the aggressor. In both cases the accuser and accused know each other.

What should happen in those 90%? Lets make a law. What about a national news paper which get delivered to every person in the nation for free that describe every case from the point of view of the accuser of every crime that don't get cleared? Would that protect other future victims? Would it help giving every potential victim the same privilege of trial by media, or would it just create further problems for society?
That documentation does not address the use case that I mention, in which the number of parameters is unknown.
I'm not 100% sure but his point my be: how do people find you once you quit Meetup.com? Cause attrition happens and at least Meetup provides a somewhat constant inflow of people.
looks interesting. Would have been good to have more research papers and tutorials on deep learning. I've been struggling to find some good online resources on neural networks
There's nowhere near 100% employment. The whole point of this is to bring everyone up and make the social care system simpler.
I don't think it makes sense to focus so strongly on the woman here. She was hired by a Republican operative known for deceptive practices who was a man, who is funded by at least two prominent Republicans who were men (Theil and Trump), being used to throw chaff against a male republican accused of preying on vulnerable young women. They needed a woman to play this part and they found (another) naive and vulnerable woman to take advantage of.

Particularly since this was a two pronged attack on the classic right-wing totems of a) the lying liberal media and b) lying woman who falsely accuse prominent men of sexual assault, I'm a bit disturbed at how many headlines seem to focus on the woman, and not the fascist machine that hired her and intended to profit from this scheme.

It's a fair bet this will be continually referenced in the right-wing media as "woman made false accusation about Roy Moore" (since they continued to cite every other Veritas sting operation even after they'd been debunked) so maybe we shouldn't help them out, since what they're doing is pretty blatantly evil?
Which medical school did you attend?
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One reason is because they have survived.

A fresh graduate, or a one-year-in second jobber could be a genius with encyclopaedic knowledge of the subject. They could also be utterly incapable of doing the job. Their Dunning-Kruger overconfidence is untempered by the experience of being overtaken by considerably more competent cow-orkers.

Someone who has been at it for 5 or more years, should have a reasonable grasp of whether or not they can do the job (though not necessarily the level at which they can do it).
It's about added sugar, you will consume more, even on a healthy diet. It's just that you don't strictly need it to function as a human. But, fine, slap a standard deviation of 10 grams on top of it. That doesn't really alter the conclusion.

By the way, if you just grind tomatoes and garlic, add some olive oil and oregano and boil for 15 min you have a very nice pizza sauce imho... no sugar added or needed.
Yes, simple collison detection is available out of the box but I can imagine many "corner" cases that would fail and getting ghost vehicles passing through each other.
Sorry for the obvious plug, but if one wants solid replication, ACID compliance and a few other 'enterprisey' features, you should try MarkLogic: https://developer.marklogic.com/products
I feel like we got a lot more things right ;)
Other than price it would be good to hear, if people agree and what's missing still.