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This is a corporate regulation, not a criminal case. When a company gets audited by the tax office of a country, they similarly have to defend their finances and prove that they were following relevant tax laws. I don't see why auditing for GDPR compliance should be different to auditing for VAT compliance.
> 55¢ per kilometre for the first 5,000 kilometres driven
> 49¢ per kilometre driven after that

These are amazing, I love them. My SO and I don't own a car, we rent one when we need. Once she had a working trip to Quebec for a convention, I came with her and we rented a car. We made 40$ of profit from renting that car because of that 50 cents per KM that were refunded (in case it's not clear, it does include the gas price).

I have no idea if the renter we use (Communauto) loses money, I seriously doubt it because they keep adding more and more car into their network.
There's "FDA Organic" which meets the government standards (which are somewhat weak) and then "Real Organic" from farmers who hold themselves to the original meaning of being pesticide and GMO-free. The problem is that as a shopper, you can't tell the difference, unless you sign up with a CSA and get to know your food supplier personally.
How do you measure the impact of John Locke, David Hume and Adam Smith?
Woah this is really cool! I'm a huge fan of The Infatuation. It's solving a really important need on the internet - quality reviews from trusted sources that you actually want to read.
I like it. Configuration should be just that. Interested to read other opinions.
What would the substances have been on the glass? I assume it would be something nasty but my chemistry is poor. Also, do workers wear haz-mat suits when working in the area? I'd guess there is a lot of the same stuff on the ground/atmosphere that could be inhaled. The ecological damage of launches is something I should really look more in to.
Popup ad blocking is not the problem. There's no need for popup ads at all - its a scummy practice.
what sort of government work pays 150k?
It’s definitely NOT cross-platform. He’s just calling the objective-c runtime from C.
That's a true problem, and one that needs solving even if SMS isn't used for 2FA.

It's worth noting that this is one more case of a USA-specific problem caused by inability of commercial providers to securely verify identities of people; the same thing is much more difficult (though still possible) and thus very rare elsewhere.
I think the FCC should impose a nationwide “one touch make ready” regulation. Federal law already requires non discriminatory access to utility pole, and the FCC already has limits on how long utility line owners can take to do pole adjustments. The FCC has been considering taking that further.
You're looking at it from the wrong perspective. The difference between 60 and 1000mbit is not in allowing you previously impossible things. It is the same difference as between spinning rust and SSDs. It affects every single interaction you have with the networks to reduce friction as much as possible on your end, and also improves parallelization capabilities.

Downloading of small files will change from being a fraction of a second to nigh-imperceptible, and as long as the remote side supports it, this will apply to all images on a website at once. And no longer will downloading a game on steam mess with your youtube/netflix/whatever.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16518530
How fast will Coca Cola corrode a Macbook logic board?
I replied with common knowledge to a comment that had no sources as well. Why the comment I replied to is not being downvoted?
I was more fascinated with his projected touchscreen using a pressure-activated LED at the end of a pen. He's quite the visionary.
Sorry, I just put in the link because I figured people might be confused by me saying "rust" without it. I'm basing my comments on reading The Wizard and the Prophet which gets into the nuts and bolts of the Green Revolution and the various research programs involved. I don't have an online source on hand better than what either of us could Google.
I think they are somewhat worse since they have the ability to make their influence better targeted to the individual, rather than just common groups of people, as the old gatekeepers could
Am I missing something or is this basically a W3C spec for trackbacks?
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This is an unfortunate example of "Ultron" style automation: https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2841313

Also kind of terrifying from a security perspective, since it's implied that Slack has been effectively delegated permission to modify AWS resources in their account.
The scope isn't quite the same, but Germany went through a series of left-wing terrorist attacks in the 70s.

There's a (German) article[1] by Günther Nollau, former president of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, that might be of interest. The title translates to something like Sympathy alone is no criminal offence.

I have only cursorily followed what has been happening in Turkey, but newspapers getting shut down, rulings by the constitutional court getting ignored and a president who unironically cited Nazi Germany as inspiration for a functioning presidential system raise quite a few alarm bells...

[1] http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/d-40831680.html
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Maybe move somewhere else than a UK commuter town?
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His essay here is pretty blunt about how he is opposed to democracy. He outlines how to escape democracy (he calls it politics sometimes in the essay and uses the two words essentially interchangeably, because they are the same). He outlines ways to escape from democratic governments, seasteading, techno-libertarian cyberspace, etc, where capital can rule uninfringed by the desires, needs, interests, votes of its subjects.

I was incorrect about his views on women, though, thank you for the correction I retract that completely. He simply sees women voting as a problem because they don't vote the way he wants (they are not by and large wealthy and powerful so do not vote exclusively for the interests of these constituencies, like Thiel) -- and uses this as an excuse to throw out voting altogether. I'm not sure that that's better but my characterization was inaccurate.
One argument is that since it's officially 'safe' to use them, they're used liberally without any concern for the effect they will have one health of the people living in the area. At least with nukes people know to be very very careful with regards to using them.
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As an Elixir dev I tend to agree. I've found ClojureScript to be a nicer fit (Reagent with re-frame if needed).
"Ubdoubtably"... because... Well because by definition we don't doubt articles of faith right?
I mean, Citadel is far more secretive than any of the companies in the valley. Just because you don't see the innovation doesn't mean it isn't happening. Citadel pays salaries on par with the valley and is widely respected in the hft space -- it's a very good place to start a tech career.
My ML model is 99.7% sure you're a gatekeeper. Might be a type 1 error, though.
The previous generation also went to church. A sizable minority of the current generations still do, though it seems to be impolite to discuss or recommend.
> using your logic, only one (master) password has to be compromised for a massive escalation in privilege.

No, if you got my master password somehow, you'd also have to gain access to my thumb drive or backup hard drive where I have the password database.

That can definitely be done; I have no illusions about the impenetrability of my personal security. But there's a very large incentive for hackers to compromise large databases of passwords from popular websites, and very little incentive for them to compromise my personal password DB.

Additionally, my master password is the strongest of my passwords, with about 124 bits of entropy, so this narrow point of failure is strong relative to my other passwords. The strength of security at the various websites I use is unknown, and if I use the same password for all of them, only one has to fail for my password to be exposed. Obviously it's still possible that my password could be collected by a keylogger or some such, but that's a lot less likely than that one of the 100+ websites I've ever put a password into gets compromised.

This has been fairly thoroughly discussed ad nauseum elsewhere--the argument you're making has been made and debunked many times, so let's not rehash tired arguments.
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No to worry, the US carriers are here to save (or destroy) the day and replace SMS 2FA with another NSA and hacker-friendly solution that's even easier to use than SMS 2FA:

http://about.att.com/story/att_sprint_tmobile_and_verizon_un...

So if that's more your cup of tea for security, then you'll be well covered.
I want to keep the weight down, and i have other applications of this once this build is completed. Also people told me aluminum was hard to weld, challenge accepted. :)
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> I went above and beyond the original motors when i bought a 48 volt 1000 watt motor of amazon. The motor is meant for a e-scooter, is 200 times stronger than the original engine, so the frame will have to be reinforced.

This made me laugh.
I am incredibly lonely. Health and financial circumstances pushed me into the worst possible social situation...isolated in rural unconnected America where the only two people I regularly see resent me and it has had a severely negative effect on my already miserable health over the years. Being middle aged it magnifies the issue as it's harder to connect as you age anyway due to life's progression. I saw huge numbers of older people in my previous work who were so terribly alone. It's hard enough when young.

A "remote social life" is not even close to the same thing and chats online or the phone with "disposable friends" and strangers who have a clear and easy disconnect from your real life don't fill the hole a lack of enduring, present human contact leaves and usually take precious energy with no real benefit. Even though I am an extremely introverted person by most standards I still need social connection to thrive and have felt the best living in big cites with lots of options but I can't find a way back.
Yea I agree with most of that, except instead of religion, I say lottery.

They don't take the path of work, they take the path of entering a lottery, whereby they think a VC will make their dreams come true.

If you assume no1 is coming to help, you take the path of work. ( which is what career, entrepreneurship, and business is all about anyway )

Business -> Busy-ness -- I set up my business as a work that keeps my busy, thereby no one can stop me from being busy.
I did rent a car once for a working trip my SO had. We got out of it with a 40$ profit for a trip of about 600 km (yes gas included). For sure that renter include depreciation cost (I have never seen a car with them that had more than 150 000 km).
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Congratulations on the acquisition !

Any chance you can elucidate on what
- 'user-generated-content counterpart to The Infatuation' is going to be ?
- what challenges do you foresee on extracting the google tech out ?
So be it. Either make proper ads or don't. Nobody needs that tracking stuff, except shady advertisers.

Or: just make it opt-in.
At least in Italy, this has been the way it works for years. When I sign something privacy-related I get at least two boxes: one for the treatment of my information for functional purpose (that is, "we can't even take this paper back if you don't give us permission"), the other for research and marketing purposes (that is stuff not essential to the performance of the service). It's working quite well, in my case at least.
I think they had to do this once before when Roosevelt was photographed and the code word stamped at the top was legible. I think they gave up when the puzzle palace book revealed the replacement word around '90.
Hey - congrats on the fun work ahead. Can you share any details about the challenges you're expecting?
> I reject the notion that a being capable of reason, holding all the cards, is unable to create an unwinnable state for its opponent, when inaction is a possibility.

If this is true for you, it's also true for the AI. Which would be a contradiction, similar to the old classic irresistible force meeting immovable object. So the notion you're rejecting is the only consistent possibility.
HTPB, unburnt ammonium perchlorate, aluminum powder.

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Blocking updates on chrome is harder than I remember. A couple of ways here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27657617/how-to-disable-...

Another way is to enable developer mode on the extension page then install an unpacked version of the extensions you want.
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For example https://failory.com/, http://autopsy.io/
> When a company gets audited by the tax office of a country, they similarly have to defend their finances and prove that they were following relevant tax laws

Not true. There are some countries where it works like this, but also countries where it's the opposite. In some EU countries this got ruled as unconstitutional. In some other countries, this got ruled by the highest court of law as unlawful.

> This is a corporate regulation, not a criminal case.

That doesn't matter in most EU countries.
That would be the Exclusive Representation rule.

https://www.flra.gov/exclusive_representation

http://www.hr.ucdavis.edu/elr/lr/collective-bargaining/ee_re...

The tl;dr of it is that if 50% + 1 of a workforce unionizes, the union bargains collectively for everyone. Even for free-loaders who don't pay union dues.

This is like being able to opt out of paying taxes, while still receiving all government benefits. If that were legal, then our public services would collapse by next week.
What precisely are you guys doing to ensure review authenticity? This is the number one reason I ignore all reviews all the internet but Yelp.
It's often a mistake to infer someone's ethics from their apparent behaviour within the context of a legal battle. The consequences from even very minor details slipped or misinterpreted can be huge.
That's not what organic means. Technically organic can mean derived from something that is/was living, but it can also mean anything that contains hydrocarbons. Similarly inorganic can mean either something not contained within anything that is/was living (which honestly with how varied life is doesn't cover much), or else something not containing carbon.

That however is the actual definition of organic as opposed to how it's used in marketing material. When talking about marketing, organic just means that a particular subset of approved pesticides and possibly fertilizers, was used in growing the produce. It has no particular meaning beyond that when used as a marketing term. In particular what pesticides are or are not approved is at the discretion of the organization providing the organic certification, so depending on where you are and what group is certifying a product as organic will determine what was used in growing it.
I'd wager that Agriculture has eliminated more natural habitats than any population sprawl. I'm reminded of this every time I drive out of Colorado and into Kansas.
For an engineering discipline getting a college degree is almost always a requirement for getting a real job. This means that practically for a lot of people college is largely intended to be training for their job, so it makes sense why they get frustrated when it doesn't actually train them for it.

To pull my personal experience in college was frustrating because I didn't feel like I had much control over what I wanted to learn because college had their idea of a "liberal education" (which didn't match up with mine) and in a modern job market I had little choice but to attend.
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More than the FFTH penetration, I'm impressed you can open a map and see which places currently have fiber Internet. I live in the "Capital of Silicon Valley" and I can't do anything similar.
Babel is both the driving force of innovation and the cause of much of the fragmentation in JS. Babel allows you to use the latest language features and target the oldest environments. The trouble is that there's not a "right way" to package software to cover all of the deployment concerns. Code needs to work on Node going back several versions as well as browsers going back several versions. And for mobile/desktop websites, your code bundle size is extremely important. Rollup and Webpack 4 go a long way towards making this easier but it's nothing close to a "standard best way" to do it.
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I didnt mention pop up ads, just ads.
What you say is true of actual 2FA, which only adds security. (Unless, maybe, you take into account risk compensation[1], which is probably magnified when SMS 2FA is less secure than users think.)

However, SMS “2FA” is often used to mean SMS-based password reset, where SMS can be used instead of the password. With SMS-based password reset, SMS subtracts a factor (EDIT: or divides by two[2]?), instead of adding a factor as in 2FA.

This is the case with the OP article. The text of the article is unclear about whether it means 2FA or password reset, and the title does include the term “SMS-based 2 Factor Auth”. However, the example issues that the article links to are all cases of password reset, not 2FA.

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

[2] I propose that SMS-based password reset be called “Half-Factor Auth” (HFA or ½FA), to distinguish it from 2FA.
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If amazon wants to get into the hardware game, they need to treat competitive hardware fairly or be hit with an anti-competitive lawsuit. There's no two ways about it.
I could have sworn "in most places" wasn't present when I replied, but I might be misremembering.
If Alice changed the ruleset so drastically, I don’t think she could find any Bob that would be willing to accept this thing as Bitcoin. But maybe the probability is not 0.

If Alice only changed 1 little rule and made it conflicting with the ruleset used by the rest of the network, it’s easy to imagine consensus failure and being able to find 1 Bob that gets tricked into receiving a double-spent Bitcoin. In fact, such a system failure has happened already in 2013, when for 24 hours no one knew which ledger was the real bitcoin: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/bitcoin-network-shaken-...
Well, this is useful! I recently built BLeak [0], an automatic memory leak debugger for the client-side of web apps, which consumes heap snapshots during the automatic leak debugging process.

I had to work around the DOM limitations of V8 heap snapshots by building a JavaScript 'mirror' of DOM state that I could examine in the snapshots [1]. Perhaps I'll be able to strip out that logic and rely on the improved snapshots!

[0] http://plasma-umass.org/BLeak/

[1] Discussed in Section 5.3.2 of the preprint of our PLDI 2018 paper: https://github.com/plasma-umass/BLeak/raw/master/paper.pdf
"There's nothing that indicates either of our experiences can be generalized."

Please don't try to generalize. We all have very different needs and what works for one person doesn't work for the other. Acknowledgement and respect of this would be true diversity and inclusion.
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Hopeful for this. Google seemed to leave Zagat to wither at first. They eventually did fix some things but it clearly hasn't been getting a lot of TLC. I usually find Zagat more concise and reliable than other sites. I'm probably a better match for their historical demographic from the guidebook days than Yelp, etc.

Wasn't aware of The Infatuation. Will have to check out.
>Chess engines continue to improve. In 2009, chess engines running on slower hardware have reached the grandmaster level. A mobile phone won a category 6 tournament with a performance rating 2898: chess engine Hiarcs 13 running inside Pocket Fritz 4 on the mobile phone HTC Touch HD won the Copa Mercosur tournament in Buenos Aires, Argentina with 9 wins and 1 draw on August 4–14, 2009.

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This is interesting. What’s the data use agreement like on this sale? Does google get to retain all of Zagat’s historical data? Or is it sold to the Infatuation?

They just bought Zagat in 2011, so selling it so quickly seems odd. It’s an undisclosed amount, so I assume it’s at a loss from its $151M purchase. I hope it eventually becomes public knowledge through Google’s SEC filings.

If this is just a way to buy deep data sets, then this makes sense. $150M for likely the best training set for food review in existence makes sense and therefore isn’t Google stupidly investing in review sites. It would also explain the buy and sell technique used on Boston Dynamics, Moto, and others.