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And to make it clear the reason Australians don't need ID is because voting is compulsory so turnout is >90% each election.
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That is a very comprehensive RSI article list - what's your story?
https://www.ncpolitics.uk/2016/12/how-big-a-problem-is-votin...

> According to the data provided in the report, there were 51.4 million votes cast across the UK in 2015, with 26 allegations of voting fraud relation to in person voting and 11 relating to proxy voting, a total of 37.

It seems negligible.
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This is some absolutely incredible footage. I had no idea there was color footage of the actual bombings in Japan.
Having done SQL development for a long time I think while that is technically correct in practice it causes too many issues and is a mistake.

Many values in a database are approximate especially if representing real world values, but in our logic we treat them as equal even if they really aren't exactly equal, because that's practical. At least GROUP BY / aggreagates treats null equal, this was done for practicality and is a special exception which drives home the point.

In the end x == y OR (x IS NULL AND y IS NULL) simply wastes my time and adds no value to me along with the other issues that come with not simply allowing x == y checks like every normal programming language I use.
This looks like a decent offering at 1st glance. Haven't done any price comparisons but it seems reasonable, esp at the entry level.
Both cases make good, secure implementations harder. They don't make the protocol itself insecure since you can make implementations that avoid these issues. There's nothing in the protocol itself that forces you into a situation of "choose between valid or secure".
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The issue at hand is not that this view was published, but that the current and highly relevant affiliation of the author was obscured in the disclaimer:

> Mr. Leibowitz was a Democratic commissioner at the FTC from 2004-13 and chairman beginning in 2009. As a partner at the law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell, he represents both technology companies and broadband providers.

quoth TFA:

> However, we do know Leibowitz’s primary broadband client: Comcast, one of the biggest beneficiaries of the net neutrality repeal.

Furthermore that obscurant disclaimer is at the end of the op-ed rather than the introduction.
They go under the skin (Most of the plans I have read)
I'd rather have trailing commas, so every line can have the same format. Other people choose JSON for their config file format, and I don't have a say in it. I just have to do extra editing each time I reorder the lines or add a new one, because too bad. And I have to manually edit JSON when I'm writing code to handle other people's JSON APIs to test my code.

I'll probably never not have to manually edit JSON, so JSON's insistence that using the same format for your final line as for all the others won't ever be allowed will remain a never ending, unnecessary nuisance in the spirit of JavaScript itself: the "too bad, too late now" school of design. Except that in this case, even JavaScript corrected that particular nuisance and allows trailing commas.
How to share your blog content wisely?
That’s pretty obvious but must be done rightly:

Don’t make finding your social sharing buttons a headache. Be sure it’s very well visible on your blog page. Some bloggers use social sharing plugins that make social buttons to scroll up and down the post as people read through it:
Directly ask your readers to share your content in your text, don’t assume they’ll do it by default
Involve friends and colleagues to launch the sharing process
After you’ve built a good relationship with an influencer, every now and then, send them your best content and ask to share it
Run a contest, making sharing your post or blog a condition for entering
When your content starts getting really popular, include the number of social shares for each post on your blog to emphasize how popular it is.

Any other thoughts or ideas?
How's that supposed to happen? I'd suspect drainage would flow vertically into the ground water. Is the water table as high as to level with the river so the pesticide can move sideways?
In the USA you have to register in advance for the electoral roll (which is tied to your SSN or DMV number) and show up with photo ID in these states. If voter fraud were occuring people would, as you say, notice that their vote had been stolen. This is why the photo ID requirement seems superfluous.
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To me the biggest question is whether or not TLS was in place. That should prevent the attacker from intercepting the actual data without the victim noticing.
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It mines Monero using JavaScript. Best suited for sites where you sit on one page for a long time, and where there's lots of visitors.

Often, it turns out that it isn't the site owner doing it, but rather, they were hacked, and someone injected the JavaScript.
But some are good to have around, that's the whole problem...
I would imagine they are loading some javascript to hijack users browsers.

https://www.wired.com/story/cryptojacking-cryptocurrency-min...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15897811
Tangential, but: thank you for the reminder about pinboard! I came across it a while ago when busy then forgot about it. Looks useful / worthwhile.
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Yep!

A drainage basin or 'catchment area' is any area of land where precipitation collects and drains off into a common outlet, such as into a river, bay, or other body of water. The drainage basin includes all the surface water from rain runoff, snowmelt, and nearby streams that run downslope towards the shared outlet, as well as the groundwater underneath the earth's surface.[1] Drainage basins connect into other drainage basins at lower elevations in a hierarchical pattern, with smaller sub-drainage basins, which in turn drain into another common outlet.[1]

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drainage_basin
It seems a bit like a baby-and-bathwater situation, honestly. It seems feasible to put in the standard something like that comments must be stripped out in the first pass and may never influence the interpretation of the non-commented JSON. A parser-implementation might choose to ignore that, but then it wouldn't be a standards-compliant JSON parser, in the same way it wouldn't be if it brazenly ignored any of the other sections of the standard.
We can use deep learning for that :)
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> By the time you've played enough games to reliably use the advantage, your opponents will have seen enough die rolls to show their bias.

I have a hard time believing that after 100 games someone would say "you know what, it appears to me that sixes have been rolled slightly more over the previous 100 games than I would expect" and an even harder time believing the next logical would be "you must have altered the dice!"
That's nice in theory, but perhaps you have to change the logic of that SIS. Perhaps some parts need to be decommissioned, or added to. A security hot patch is needed or a backup taken.

There are thousands of reasons someone may need to connect to a system
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Additional context for those who haven't seen it.
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What the BBC doesn't say is that this is an important step towards eventually being able to genetically modify healthy, adult people.

It's a trojan horse, and the clever thing about it is that there are valid medical reasons for it.
I don't think you can't quite compare asylum ID fraud with voter ID fraud.

From what I understand, for people with some moral sense (so every non-psychopath), to be motivated enough to commit fraud, a mixture of selfishness and self-justification is required. The latter part is where the two examples differ here.

Regardless of what anyone thinks of asylum seekers, from an objective, rational point of view, asylum fraud comes down to trying to maximize one's chances of success against a system set up to act as a gatekeeper.

It is not hard to see why asylum seekers would find it very easy to morally justify committing fraud to themselves. From their POV, said system has xenophobic and racist elements to it, and the gatekeeping is purely intended to separate the haves from the have-nots. If rules feel unfair, people are less likely to respect them.

And that's not even taking into account the factor of "being sent back would put your life in danger".

By the way, I'm not saying that all asylum seekers are saints; a typical example are the guys from countries that have no political problems, and simply ask for asylum knowing that the application will be rejected (they're pretty easy to spot: they're the bored guys not worried about family back home, harassing the female asylum seekers). They exploit the time it takes for administration to prove out that they have no reason to leave, using the asylum seeking center as some kind of motel. This is obviously a problem, and it takes away resources for people from warzones who genuinely need asylum.

But if anything that just shows how ridiculous this system fails: when rejected they get a plane ticket home. There is zero incentive for them not to do this (except moral incentive of course).

Anyway, voter fraud requires stealing someone's identity to cast one extra vote for the party that you want to win. If voter fraud happens it's systemic and large scale, not individual; the impact is too small, the risk too great, the self-justification not remotely comparable to the things I just mentioned, and it's not gameable for immediate personal gain like with the fraudulent asylum seekers I just mentioned either.
So you’re an “explorer” that’s “burning” a “runway” who needs to choose what to “expand”.

Reading this piece made me dizzy trying to unpack all of the stretched analogies.
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The first six Google hits for this phrase, relate to Fox-IT being hit. Can anyone share some details on these sensors, given they are described as being critical to the response?
YAML suffers from significant whitespace, which makes me for one refuse to ever consider it. Personally I consider YAML less human writable than JSON for that reason.

TOML is tolerable, but all my preferred languages already have JSON parsers I'm familiar with, but while they may have TOML parsers, I'd have to go looking for onne.
This is not true — it’s actually worse.

The 5% figure means that, when there is no signal to detect, we have a 5% chance of falsely claiming there is one. It does not say anything about the case when there is a signal and we do not detect it, which is known as the type II error rate.

With reasonable assumptions about sample size and the fraction of times there really is a signal, you can find that the majority of published results are false:

http://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/jou...

I have written an intuitive explanation of this, and a bunch more, in my book: https://www.statisticsdonewrong.com/p-value.html
> Ensure that all system access passwords are reviewed regularly and changed, even those which are used rarely.

Surprised they don't use one-time passwords, or 2FA exclusively.
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Would it be possible to make a human recognizable 3D-object in the colorspace that also is a pretty picture in 2D?
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You're assuming both sides have equal opportunity to cheat. Democrats' base is composed largely of minorities who are easier to disenfranchise. Republicans' base is largely middle class white people.

Sure, if Democrats could prevent middle class whites as a group from voting, they would; they can't. Replublicans absolutely can price poorer black people out of voting.
When you write against lambda and S3 it's not the same as code just being run on a laptop.
Ok, I can see where you are coming from, but I guess we fundamentally disagree on this. I see any company that provides a de facto public "square" as being equivalent on some level to a public space. (Much as malls were deemed to be a form of public space in the courts a while back, not that it is completely settled law.)

In my opinion, when a company's platform becomes one of the largest and most important venues for public discussion, they can no longer be considered a purely "private" entity in the same way. Corporations exist at the leisure of the public, as the public allows their charters to exist and defines (through law) the powers granted to the corporation. Expression of fundamental freedoms like freedom of speech defeats corporate concerns in this case. The public square must be open to the public, or democracy cannot function.
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This is cool, but I wonder why most of the demo images - and a lot of the images I uploaded - seem to have their colors aligned in a single plane.
Note that certificate transparency monitoring isn't instant. I've seen certs take a day or more to show up.

Which is still highly valuable, in the scheme of things. But wouldn't improve on the timescales they've described.

(I run ctadvisor.lolware.net)
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The word "environment" has become ridiculously overused and can seemingly refer to a whole grab bag of different issues. And sometimes it is accompanied by an effort to depoliticise contraversial issues. So that we don't talk about them and conform to the "correct" line. This just alienates people who could have been supportive on particular single issues. As people learn more about these issues they will hopefully have a more nuanced understanding and opinions.
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It's not necessarily selfish. One argument I've heard against life extension is that if it is only - or even deferentially - available to the upper stratum, the power of compound interest will allow them to accumulate and hold even greater proportions of social and economic resources (esp. zero-sum resources like status and power). Others caution that social structures will become more resistant to change if those with the most social capital are also the longest-lived. Most people really do care about status relative to their contemporaries-not just absolute status - and how it affects their agency. And then there are environmentalists who have ecological worries, and others with different specific but impersonal concerns.

Death is a great redistributor for all forms of capital - social, economic, and organic.

I can think of counter-arguments to these points, but they do not necessarily stem from selfishness,merely different preferences.
1. Figure out the right thing to do. Be brutally honest to yourself as the biggest source of falsehood is what you want to believe.

2. Do the right thing.

3. Do it fast.

Great books on this: Ben Horowitz's "The Hard Thing About Hard Things", Andy Grove's "Only The Paranoid Survive", Jocko Wilink & Leif Babin's "Extreme Ownership".
I am all for more ways to hook into Excel since it is integral to many things I do for my job. There are some F# ways to play with Excel. I just wish MS would give more love to F#.

[1] http://fsharp.org/guides/data-science/#excel-interop
I suspect this factor is balanced, or completely overruled, g the scientists who get p values greater than 0.05, decide that result doesn’t pass their sanity check (it clearly should be significant!) and collect more data or tweak the methods until it’s significant.
The problem is that there is no law because Congress is bought and paid for and hence never makes laws that disadvantage corporate interests. The FCC was attempting to paper over the lack of law. That attempt only succeeded with the support of the executive branch, which has now removed said support.
You can just unfollow your entire friends list except for the few people you actually want to see content from and your feed is basically not changing at all except for those VERY few updates from your select friends.

And don't forget to use Messenger Lite.
Anyone interested in developing and maintaining a tool that automatically erases Facebook activity older than N days, for the current user?

It would be much appreciated!
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I remember reading about this in Stephen Wolfram’s pretty awful A New Kind Of Science. He attacked exactly this problem (and similar ones) by sampling brute-forced spaces. Not very sophisticated, and written extraordinarily badly.
I can't see how the security researcher's advice helps anyone.
It seems that way you get more information from a sibggle operation.
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1) http://officehourscards.com - Launched in Oct, digital and physical versions are selling pretty equally. It's for startup teams to prepare for their accelerator interview or just get together and learn more about their own product. Has been the most fun & most profitable project.

2) http://tinyhello.com - A gift site that started as a Fiverr gig that got really good feedback.

3) http://tkchecker.com - A simple WordPress plugin built in 2015 aimed at writers.

I think in total I've got around 20+ side projects, I've got a Slack app for volunteers that is the next to be finished. I try and use a different technology each time or at least learn something different.
Weak drive means there’s a pull-up resistor and the port will drain itself. Strong drive means you’re going direct and the port won’t.

Drive levels aside, this is called tri-state in electronics: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-state_logic
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I probably say this every chance I get but the cleanest insult I’ve ever seen on the world stage was when, as Greek finance minister, he called eu austerity measures “fiscal waterboarding”.
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An embedded multi-tasking OS inside the device opens up a lot of interesting applications. And vulnerabilities.
This wasn't the first, and it won't be the last.

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Childish.

If the author can't make a point without profanity, the thoughts aren't well-formed enough.

Hacker News should be better than this.
What shop have you been to? Even the multi-million dollar shops have zombie rooms where they throw old out of warranty computers up to the ceiling. They will cannibalize two machines to make add to the render farm. I have seen them add memory switch out hard drives.

When people went to 4K they bought new cameras and they upgraded their computers with more ram, bigger drives and new cards.
Only people with a karma above a certain level can downvote comments. I expect it to be adjusted over time, as people acquire more karma.
Australian here. If often wondered if anyone checks those rolls. What's to stop a motivated person from going to several polling booths and casting multiple votes? I suspect this doesn't happen much.
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I find that a lot of really bad leaders do this a lot for some reason. The best organizations are often targeting something epic, which builds camaraderie in itself.
After a tweet from a friend I got thinking about the value of crypto currencies when compared to other financial assets and built Cap Compare to feed my curiosity.
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Wait, does voting in the US not require some form of identification? Can I just vote multiple times, posing as people I know the name of?
There's a Twitter threading site that does this too: https://twitter.com/tttthreads/status/922503320765218816
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Can you highlight where in the PDF they set out their methodology for determining voter fraud?

It seems difficult to measure but easy to fix.
That's always what the Dems are claiming these days.

Though, if you dig deeper, economic distress (which correlates to race) is was the real mover.

Or, to put it as Bill Clinton once did just before he won an election, "it's the economy, stupid".
The strength of the signal, basically. You can implement default or fail-safe values by having a weak state and then overriding it with a strong drive.
The short answer is that I wanted to crowd source other people’s stories in one place to give others a head start.

I’ve had my own issues and I’ve been reading stories like yours for decades. The creator of Tcl, for example, goes back to the 1990’s:

https://web.stanford.edu/~ouster/cgi-bin/wrist.php

Programmers without issues will rant about how they can’t imagine ever not using a keyboard, so progress on voice coding is slow.

Try reposting your story at different times. You almost got enough upvotes. This story once went to #1:

http://www.looknohands.me
So what's the insight behind such visualizations? Can it be used to separate photographic pictures from paintings for example?
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Goes to show that there is no perfect format for all use cases. The lack of comments is a good thing for interoperability in machine-to-machine communication. But it a bad thing for hand-written configuration files.
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"Don't be snarky. ... Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading."
I think it's really sad that I often see people on public transport in the UK just offload a device onto their children to placate them when they're bored.
Well if he's already got over $10 million...
If malicious logical access is used to destroy industrial machinery, potentially killing operators, does it really matter if it came in via network or connection or physical access?
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>I, as ex-soviet sphere of influence country citizen, love NATO

How could you not, especially after Ukraine...
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Trying to fix climate change as an individual consumer is hopeless.