skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is a chart here that is helpful in understanding the total number of people who are impacted by different parts of the criminal justice system. Approx 70% of people in local jails are there for non-violent offenses, approx 45% of people in state prisons are there for non-violent offenses and approximately 94% of people in the federal system are there for non-violent offenses. https://www.prisonpolicy.org/reports/pie2018.html
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Agree 100%; but there are a lot of self-deluded workaholics who don’t understand why everyone else can’t (or won’t) work like them — and these people tend to set the culture.

You have no idea how difficult it is to bring these ideas to executives on the business side. They wrote this idea of “40 hour weeks are more productive” off decades ago because it didn’t suit their needs (people in executive positions tend to get there by working longer hours than others, so this becomes the metric they push as critical for success.) “The Mythical Man Month” is something everyone reads simply so they can ignore it because “well, that applies to normal people...”
> so they would have to push leaves out of the way to tell visually via color if they were ripe

That's also what people do, seems to work OK (I grew up in Florida and did lots of u-pick strawberries).
salesforce offers its api on swagger/openapi format and MuleSoft was promoting RAML. hope MuleSoft starts offering openapi tools in its new avatar.
I'm not sure what you mean, I see 13 different domains in that list, the rest is subdomains of the same 13 domains. You can't count that as "sheer amount of domains". Our company probably have 2000 different subdomains on 5 domains? Subdomains we can create as we want to, it's just some letters before the domain part of the adress. Eg: Subdomain.Domain.com. That is what the wildcard is for, *.Domain.com catches them all no matter how many extra we create. Wildcarddomain is needed for example on an SSL certificate to accept any subdomain for the domain you ordered.
> Pewdiepie can reach 3.2 million people with a YouTube video

Yeah, but how many of them are old enough to vote? :-P
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The research arm of CCA disappeared in 1988, at the same time that Symbolics (and other Lisp machine companies) was failing. So I, along with a few Symbolics people, were looking for the next thing to do, as OO databases were becoming a thing. We were brought together by an entrepreneur and formed Object Design, one of the batch of OO database companies of the late 80s/early 90s. Those Symbolics guys were absolutely brilliant.
Rugged, overbuild, modular, multi vendor. You end up with 10 pcbs, one per function/module while similar radio on civilian market has pretty much ~3-5 main silicon packages.

Doesnt mean milspec cant be light when requirements arent ridiculous, http://www.milspec.ca/radspec/prc-343.html is build like something off the shelf.
I have no idea who could conceivably be taking issue with your concise and correct post (given the apparent downvotes). The dates don't lie. What was Felix Sater's role at that point, too?
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The real killer app would be the ability to fully containerize all jvm instances running on any given box.

It will be a setup where one jvm instance on the host basically serves the role of "master" in terms of class data and shared object loading while each container instance uses its memory allotment only for running computations specific to the application in that container while sharing memory objects with other containers as much as possible.

It is possible to do something similar at the moment but it requires going through a hodge-podge of painful hacks. A seamless solution to this would basically make the jvm an out of the box poor man's polyglot PaaS platform.
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They didn't invent parole, they just want to profit from it.
I'm not crazy about the idea of artificially limiting your app to prevent "app addiction". In fact, the idea that I can only load one snippet every 30 minutes, prevented me from even trying it. It sounds needlessly frustrating.

It also, to me, sounds more addictive than just being able to flip through snippets until you find something interesting. Instead of being able to just use the app when I want something interesting, you've made it to where I have to regularly check the app for updates until I find something interesting.

I would give it a try if the rate-limiting was optional.
Nothing says justice like private equity. Remember the cash for kids scandal?
The US populace that lives in key electoral college swing states... what a convoluted system.
How does investing in Facebook stock help Facebook? It's not like Facebook gets the money. The guy you buy the stock from gets the money.

You know what would do good in the world? Invest in evil companies and use the profits to fund advocacy against what they are doing. Turn their success against them.

But if you refuse to invest in companies you don't like, it makes no difference to them at all.
I hope that you guys have discovered a way to unlock the inherent goodness of specific individuals and get them on a path to healthy productive behavior; but from the totality of my life experience and media consumption... there are some deeply misguided and/or ungrounded adults out there who will stop at nothing to kill, steal, and rape as long as it advances their own personal interests/desires in the moment without consideration of how their behavior affects others or if it will even lead to negative consequences for themselves.

I hope that this works out for you and your clients, I really do.
That essentially nobody else offers to their target market.

At least, from the perspective of their users.
WhatsApp cofounder Brian Acton tweets that it's time to delete Facebook
I'm losing a lot of karma out here, but it's worthwhile, staying silent facilitates the corruption this sort of shit begets. Remember cash for kids?

The answer to your question is just one word, and that word is greed.
Aren't you describing every OS since Solaris 2.x that uses shared pages across processes as well as Solaris 2.x did?
This is just the same set of motives claims as before, expanded in tedious detail, and with some confusion about what are facts and what are speculation. If, as TFA states, "Perlroth, however, confirmed that the change occurred after Facebook’s public relations team reached out to the New York Times–some time after the story was published", then it is all beside the point.
All testimony carries weight on the theory that the penalty (perjury) would make it unlikely.
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Look, I understand what you are talking about, but I think this logic is really misguided. Let's just take a step back and face it as it is: I don't care if an app has "bad encryption", is made by "KGB agents" or there is a keylogger installed by Obama and his friends — all I care is someone is reading my messages that are not supposed to be read by him. Now, this can happen for infinite variety of reasons, including Obama personally taking my friends phone from his hands. We cannot make anything "really secure", ever, all we can do is make security breach less probable and harder to achieve for a projected adversary. And this matters.

If my conversations are not e2e encrypted this makes the probability of someone reading my messages really high, and makes it reasonably easy for a state-level actor to do so even without targeting me specifically. This makes Telegram not secure, end of discussion.

If my messenger uses unbreakable e2e encryption w/o back doors, but also somehow requires running it on a device, that is known to have some kind backdoor that sends all my conversations to the 3rd party in some other way — it is not secure as well.

Now, I don't know if allegations of everything happening on my phone being monitored by MNO are true. But if they are, this means every messenger that requires you to have a phone number is not secure. And I mean "roughly equally insecure", because the probability of a breach is high, and not a philosophical "nothing is really secure" here.

All WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal and Viber (something I forgot?), REQUIRE you to have a phone number and use the messenger on a phone. There's no choice. So if OPs implication is any true, it makes him really on point with his remark, and makes all the messengers in question about equally (totally) insecure.
He does provide a Jupyter notebook to try out your preliminary ideas.

From what I've seen people in the DSP community are very anal about the inviolability of the sampling theorem. So charging $10 may be his way to punish novice "fools" who think they know better.

I'm not sure I disagree.
OK, it was a dumb idea. Mostly dark humor. Reflecting my concerns about smartphones etc tracking location. But I do see that GPS accuracy for smartphones is about 5 meters,[0] which is close to being useful to alert vehicles to be cautious. And yes, it wouldn't protect everyone, and would probably cause too many false positives. And it's a privacy nightmare.

Some do argue that speed limits for unfenced roadways within cities ought to be 30 km/h or less. And although fatalities are uncommon at 30 km/h, severe injuries aren't. I live in a community where the speed limit is half that. But there's no easy solution, given how prevalent motor vehicles have become. Except perhaps self-driving ones.

0) https://www.gps.gov/systems/gps/performance/accuracy/#how-ac...

Edit: spelling
There's no reason to accept the ideology, just the fact that the election was won and that a very significant number of people want that ideology. Ideally now is the time to engage with them and reach a compromise.

Unfortunately the reaction has been incredibly childish.
It's not the the technology hasn't advanced. There's been a lot of improvements in aerospace manufacturing techniques and materials since then. It's just the cost vs interest isn't there.

In the case of the US the space shuttle program was the big disaster. Keeping them operational consumed so much of NASA's budget that they couldn't afford to develop a heavy lift vehicle. That and the bloated US military industrial pork complex can't make anything on time and on budget.
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Ah yeah, totally. I feel similarly to you. I was talking about a smaller contingent of voters who might have been caught in the middle. I should have made that more clear.
What part of that do you not understand?
foreign money deciding their leaders

Again you assume that money directly decides who our leaders are. The best evidence says it works at least partially the other way around: the leaders most likely to win attract the most money. And as was pointed out already in this thread: the winning candidate in this election was the one with less financial backing.

Furthermore to the extent it is true that money influences elections, we need to solve that problem first - rather than suggesting, as you do, that our leaders ought to be "bought and paid for" by our own home-grown evil corporations and special-interest groups. What kind of improvement is that?
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facebook is no longer filling the need so an opening is created for some young upstart to fill and draw away its user base, the larger the gap the more potential there is for the next gen to _myspace_ facebook
The last part just sounds like social responsibility/good focus.
As Scott McNealy has said; once you have investors, your company is for sale.

So not only would you have to deprive that engineer but you would also have to explain to Sequoia why you weren’t going to give them a gargantuan return on their investment.
Good, now these SJWs hellholes will become true bastions of communism.
The British media has been reporting on CA and its links to the leave campaign for some time now. I watched a video in which an incredibly snarky reporter interviewed someone from CA and demanded to know why they were at an event being held by the leave campaign if they weren't working together.
I find it very hypocritical of all these people who already have vested their shares in Facebook coming out and criticizing the company.

As someone else mentioned on this thread, this is the guy who contributed to the concentration of all things social into Facebook by selling Whatsapp.

I'm pretty sure most people are not fond of Facebook basically monopolizing people's private data and monetizing, but you don't get to criticize if you are the one who contributed to creating it, no matter how detached you are from the company anymore. And if you really cared about this, why didn't you just come out and say it before all this?

I see this with the recent trend of all these "former early Facebook employees" who obviously got to where they are now by working for Facebook and made tons of money by exploiting users. Now that their shares have all vested, they criticize Facebook about how they're so "unethical", etc.

If you really care about user privacy, just shut up and start your own company and see if you can fix it from scratch, instead of using the fame you gained by working for the company you're criticizing.

It's hypocrisy at worst.
FWIW Notes can store its data on any IMAP server.
I made one of these for Google: https://github.com/Miserlou/nogoogle

also: https://github.com/Miserlou/Poop
Depth-sensing imaging system can peer through fog
I really don't enjoy using MySQL. Compared to almost anything else, it's like stepping back in time. But I'll be damned if it doesn't work. We use a single MySQL instance to do a couple hundred million writes each day, and we've only rarely had any issues at all with our setup. Of course, we're not using the default setup, but the point is that it works and it works well.
The $10 is a filter to avoid people wasting his time. Anyone with knowledge in signal processing would be able to generate their own test data sets from the description.
"The problem is fooling ourselves into being more certain than we can be. "

I want to thank you for saying something I have been having trouble putting into words. I'm not sure if it is me or whether something has changed recently with discourse on the internet but I am coming across more and more people speaking as thought they are an Authority of a subject, while simultaneously posting complete incorrect information.
KetoChow : basically just whey protein powder + some vitamins.

not significantly different from the bodybuilder protein shakes.
It would be nice to have some kind of cooperative API for runtimes like Java, Go etc to where the OS or container manager can provide watermark hints for the heap size and when to run collections.
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It is perhaps doable by getting very intimate with Java's classloaders and security policies, but most people don't want to deal with that stuff--it's complex, not fun, not portable.

That said, there are practical examples to be found in common servlet containers, with some shared libraries, but individual servlets mostly firewalled from each other.
Conservatives haven’t really moved anywhere since 2010. Most of the political movement is on the Left with many Democrats being targeted for things like intersectional politics, gender. This season of America is not one to miss.
I don't think it is possible to be cynical enough when dealing with private industry's involvement in this area, so on that note, here's how I think it will go politically.

Step 1. Allow Promise to amass a useful amount of people who are awaiting trial/convicted of minor crimes.

Step 2. Suddenly threaten to shut them down and immediately incarcerate all the people that Promise is keeping out of jail, unless they give your corporate donors access to their captive and monitored labor pool.

Step 3. If this goes well and makes everybody money, assist your donors in a corporate takeover of Promise.
1. It won't be working on stock devices, unfortenately. It's library to integrate to your android application

2. Extra calculations don't consume as much battery as GPS and with this technique we use GPS less often. In other hand we use accelerometer and magnetometer. I tested this by eye :) and didn't find big difference between GPS only solution and presented solution. But as written in article - it doesn't accumulate coordinates.

3. Android already has similar filters. They use Kalman filter and many interesting things. See here :
https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/native/... and other files. They did really huge work here :)
I met him on Telegram a while back. The joke is that he developed a wallet app in X months, but could have done it in less if he didn't have homework.

He's definitely one of my motivations to pursue blockchain/cryptography. I used to be secure (in my bubble) that I was the best at what I do (for my age) until I met Saleem.

Gratz Saleem :)
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> The winning candidate spent significantly less money in this instance.

Citizens United likely isn't the only fix that's needed, but it never should have been reversed regardless. That said, perhaps if CU was still around this analytics company would have never got off the ground to begin with.
Sorta. The JVM provides portability but has less fine controls for things like disk, network and CPU isolation and limiting.
>Permethrine is said to be harmless to humans and other mammals, but still, be careful with it.

Except for cats. If you have cats, be careful using this substance.
My OS internals knowledge is rusty so I am not sure they are quite the same but likely similar.

If you think of a typical jvm application (true for non-jvm apps as well), a significant chunk of class data will be shared since apps are typically using the same libraries (with deltas in versions), allowing easy reuse of class data across all container instances on a host would be a major scalability advance.
We rarely get to deal in certainty; life is mainly degrees of probability.

It's very likely that the Obama campaign retained the data: I'd put it around 75%. Others have different assessments.

Lumping all uncertain things into one bundle of low probability is a massive category error.
Sorry, slow to reply. It's a Schlage Sense. Major selling point for me was that it has a keypad, so I can give non-tech savvy folks an easy in (plus backup in case of flat phone). If you don't want that, there are nicer looking one.
How does the JVM determine the number of cores on a Linux system by default?
Windows 8-10 users will also notice that host file entries for any Microsoft or Bing entries will be ignored.

I guess they hardware the IPs into Windows.
You are effectively correct, and to take it a bit further the "VM" in JVM does mean the same thing as the VM in VMWare even if it feels a lot different in practice. If all your dependencies are JVM based and bundled into a JAR/WAR, OS containers aren't doing much for you.
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What if it piggybacked off of Signal instead?

After the Cambridge Analytica fiasco, I’ve told all of my Facebook Messenger contacts that I’ll only chat on Signal from now on. With Signal providing identity management (and backed by a foundation with $50 million in the bank), that might reduce the bootstrapping necessary.

Start with profiles, then groups, then events, and grow from there.
This is somewhat the case in a chapter 13 bankruptcy. You generally can’t contribute to a retirement savings during the 5 years of the bankruptcy
Agreed. But since the article mentions the current system not being able to detect strawberries behind leaves, they'd have to adapt it to one, detect a strawberry behind foliage, two determine readiness for picking.

So, yes, moving leaves and color works for people, but is that also the best method for an automated mechanical system?
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New Method for Imaging Through Fog
what a classic deflection by bringing up Obama and some how trying to connect him to this travesty.
Sourcify is a really interesting outlier. From their case studies they seem like a (barely) tech-enabled service firm that puts real domain-expert human consulting effort behind every customer query for sourcing manufacturers. This is something where costs scale linearly (unlike software), but when the alternative is an opaque industry where only insiders can find good information regardless of price, a “low-tech” startup can still win by being a brand known to give this access at reasonable but linearly-scaling-sustainable prices. Democratization, not virality, is the key. Silicon Valley would do well to look closer at other firms with similar business models. Software isn’t the only way to make money and satisfy a B2B need.
I got to jury selection last time I was on jury duty and the prosecuting attorney straight up asked the prospective jurors, "would you believe the testimony of a policeman above the testimony of the plaintiff?"

And guess which answer got people dismissed?
Supplier+bata+expose+dan+bata+tempel
Well, more conventionally unconventionally late.
Hmm I like how your idea helps with both (3) as you said, and also with what I called "spam".

I had in mind a service where people were allowed to write in their claims of testilying -- how do you prevent it being "spammed" by every criminal with a grudge against a cop.

By asking them to cut and paste text from CPT -- which can then be electronically verified, you can cut down on the casual attempts. Of course a real attacker can get around that trivially.

Another question is where to host it. While truth is a libel defence in the US -- I am not sure that is true in other countries.
Neil deGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye are very big in pop culture. My daughter is 10 and came home singing "Bill Bill Bill Bill, Bill Nye the Science Guy" because her school still plays old episodes. NdT had a prime time series on a major network. I'm not gonna suggest they're "as big" as Sagan or Feynman was, but they're really big.
I think you’re thinking of stochastic sampling. This still requires additional samples in the time domain and only works for relatively static signals over those increased number of samples.
I don't know the precise answer off hand, but probably in an OS dependent code path in OpenJDK. I know for instance OpenJDK uses the global sysctl API to get total RAM on a FreeBSD machine. To use jails as multi-tenancy system you therefore want to fake that API out to the resource controled max for the jail.
How is that any easier to harvest from with a robot? And land + baskets + hanging aparatus starts to get cost prohibitive..
The only type we need is char pointer. We can then hard code the offsets in a macro to reference members of a strict.
Funny, I must have missed the Mueller indictments relating to collusion or coordination of any kind (it's coming any day now, though, right?). I've seen a number of process charges. I've seen a handful of Russians charged with, essentially, social media ads and trolling and setting up a Michael Moore rally in NYC. And, of course, Manafort, who is dirty AF (right up there with the Podestas, the Clintons and the rest), but nothing relating to the Trump campaign. And if dead men do tell tales, as you seem to imply, I would think Seth Rich would have quite a story indeed.