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I second that. Nice presentation of the material, but I think that https://twitter.com/ExUtumno "WaveFunctionCollapse" is most likely a direct predecessor and big influence on this work. So, must be referenced much earlier, and not reduced to a footnote in the end, otherwise it feels we are cheated here.
Even within its confines, Grindr's data are rich for blackmail. (Consider: images and messages sent and received within 100 feet of Capitol Hill.) It was recently acquired by an offshore billionaire [1].

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-12/china-tec...
Getting married.
One of the things that I learned from Google is how much breaks on a machine that has somehow corrupted memory in a dynamically linked library. Every application that you deploy using that library is broken. By contrast if you deploy a statically linked application, it probably works.

If you deploy to enough machines in the cloud, you'll eventually hit this use case.
What is the privacy distinction between a third party with a contractual agreement and an employee with a contractual agreement?

Remember that Russian intelligence got a spy hired by Microsoft: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/jul/14/russian-s... Will your interview questions find a foreign spy, or someone who isn't even a spy but is interested in looking at private data for personal amusement?
Nah, fruits in their natural form are fine. Obviously, if you get most of your calories from sugary fruits, that's not the best, but it's not horrible either.

I meant purified sugar, like cane sugar or high-fructose corn syrup
Is this a big deal? Pretty sure they did this because of SEO reasons
Actually speaks for the owner, he simply wants to keep a clean code base.
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Why do you think bias makes something not worth watching?
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Except they actually did:

"The president picked a number for the wall, and I accepted it,” Schumer recalled in the midst of the shutdown. He had agreed to a significant sum of money for the wall—reported to be $20 billion, ... The White House ultimately rejected the offer, and later that night, Senate Democrats withheld their votes for a stopgap spending bill."

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/01/democra...
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A valid question in general, but not for the Who is hiring thread.
I honestly don't know the answer to this, but is that a Microsoft/Apple problem, or is it a Netflix problem? Apple has an app store for macOS, and there are tons of unofficial Netflix apps in there. Netflix has an app for iOS. So why hasn't Netflix made an app for macOS?
I’d highly recommend n+1: https://nplusonemag.com/

Some of the most thought provoking long-form articles out there.
Not to mention rigging the presidential debates by providing the questions ahead of time to its chosen campaign.
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This reminds me of one of my favorite technical blog posts [0], which shows a different approach to achieve a similar goal.

[0] http://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2014/12/21/rooms-and-mazes...
I had a dream that Alexa recognized my voice when I was visiting a friend's house. Won't be long for that one.
What truth you choose to report is biased. News can be biased by selective disclosure.
You might but no one else would. Most people use the OS that came with their computer until it dies.
From what I've seen, the average number of citations for papers published in the previous year is something like 0.3. A significant proportion are never cited.

Most people give no shit about most papers. The fact that even the shittest publication will be reviewed by a handful of experts, even though most people will never read the paper, is as good as you're gonna get imo.
Well, you just said it yourself, the average user doesn't see a difference. Turo and Hertz are providing the same service. Hence, Turo should be beholden to the same regulations as Hertz.

I mean, this just seems like common sense.
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Last two years I have been working as a Software Developer working mostly with Java EE. Even though I have experience developing web applications, I have found myself gravitating towards data science and robotics versus web development in last couple of years.
Such as? I'm not under the impression that there are any legal prohibitions on this kind of thing in the US.
> that's... not what most users want. even as a dev myself, I understand most people want just freedom and no hassle, OS to be there in the background, not creating narrow allowed alley for its own users.

Android and iOS have demonstrably shown that most users don't value freedom as long as the OS works for their needs. Most users are security nightmares as IT Admins and relatives supporting family members can attest to. The Store is Microsoft's attempt to introduce that stability and safety to the wider Windows audience.

That's not to say that there isn't a significant subset of power users who want the ability to do what they will with their machine however they are the exception.

Microsoft is struggling with how to cater to both markets simultaneously.
Because nothing in the world is perfect, and by acknowledging that you and others all have implicit and explicit biases you can use your critical thinking skills to learn about the world without blindly accepting other people's biases as your own?
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Yes they did. A 3 second search would provide plenty of support for the fact that Democrats and Republicans have offered funding for the wall in exchange for certain DACA and immigration reforms.

1. http://azdailysun.com/news/national/govt-and-politics/a-time...

2. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-01-23/schumer-withdraws-...

Just because Trump offered something doesn't mean Democrats didn't also offer something.

Further, Trump says a lot of things, he contradicts himself constantly, some times in the same sentence, so we can act like his statement in the state of the union was some ironclad agreement.
src: https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Intel-beantragt-Pate...
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A bit unrelated, but imagine how much data has Tinder collected, if Cambridge Analytica could do that much with just a comparatively unpopular quiz app.
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I feel you're contradicting yourself a bit.

Most of my work involved javascript, and me being enamoured by functional programming, I tried applying it as much as I could.

And yet it was only when I used a language that was designed for it that I realized how often I used various 'escape hatches', and when I learned the 'meat' of functional programming.

It's possible that I was unusually lazy about it all, but I doubt that. I really was a huge fan of functional programming. But if the language 1) gets in the way (this was pre-arrow functions) and 2) makes it easy to take non-functional shortcuts, it's just too easy to resist.

So, as you also say, the 'culture' is biased to non-FP programming. it's hard to go against that without at least some experience with (slightly) stricter FP languages.
I think muddying the definition of art and the mechanics with which art is created doesn't do either justice. Art is simply creative expression - that Limbaugh quote could be seen as a form of art (although it's a very contrived example for me to make).

Really (in my opinion) everything we do to express ourselves is some form of art, and the works that we consider 'great art' is that something that represents a combination of something humans can do (draw, write, sing, design, ...) and something that contains a meaning found within the content of the physical application that draws a reaction from either the artist or audience.

The real beauty of art is that everything can be art to someone, no matter how bad technically or lacking in content it can be. My favourite example of a great piece of art that has no content (and is fully participatory!) is Cage's 4'33" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoAbXwr3qkg). To people who aren't interested in experimental music or musique concréte, a pre-warning, there's 0 technique or musical skills required to play the piece.
>with no install of curl (which I believe is actually a default on Windows now?)

Alas, no. It's just an alias to invoke-webrequest, or what ever their equivalent power shell incantation is.
What?

How about "lets just not spend medically sensitive information to third party services"
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It is cynical, but it's also very common now to believe that, and that is very dangerous to democracy. The level of distrust of anything and everything seems to be at an all time high. The idea that one large corporation is using their power to further that distrust should cause pause, or at least some questioning about motives.
The United States is a monarchy now, you just don't realize it yet.
I think you are confused about actual housing prices and infrastructure costs in the US. In SF for example a ~30k tax per new home would be meaningless until the price of a new home crashed enough for it to become meaningful.

In small towns on the other hand the infrastructure cost would be much lower.
I'm reading Sci-fi stories rather than something drier or that needs more digesting, so I understand this point of view.

I didn't find it that hard to listen to Dune compared to listening to, say, Peter F. Hamilton's works. For me it all is something that becomes entirely attention consuming.

Your mileage may vary!
- Harpers (which might be effectively print-only?)

- The New Yorker

- Any of the <City> review of books: NY, London, Paris, and LA are good places to start.
I don't think the distinction between "third party service" and "hosting company" is all that clear. You're sending data to a third party service when you host an app on AWS. The only data protection you have is contractual.
After 18 months with our Leesa, my side seemed to be getting softer than my wife's side. It was giving me back aches in the morning.

She prefers a softer mattress so we rotated it about a year ago and it's been fine for both of us since then.

I've slept on her side a few times and it's been fine, so maybe having a lighter person on it has let it firm up a bit.
I never said it's London PD, it's City of London, these are two different things, have different mayors and budget etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrObZ_HZZUc

http://news.cityoflondon.police.uk/r/945/ibm__packet_clearin...

https://www.cityoflondon.police.uk/advice-and-support/cyberc...
They didn’t want to budge on chain migration or the lottery, Trump ran on both those so wasn’t going to budge either. He didn’t back out so much as never get in.

Wish congress would have moved forward and put a bill on his desk, despite his statements he would have had to sign it or lose face.
From Scruff's privacy policy: "For example, we share your device identifier and demographic information with our advertising display and analytics partners."

The whole thing seems pretty bad (privacy-wise) https://www.scruff.com/privacy/
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Some systems are self-tuning, perhaps that's what's happening.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-organized_criticality
> they have little use for Latin America

Untrue. China has been making massive investments there to secure natural resources in the past few years.
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Hardly anyone can live from donations or bounties.

Try to get a mortage, pay a monthly rent, pay the kids school,.... just with donations.

One needs a regular source of income.

Desktop users are usually not keen to pay for consulting, trainigs or documentation. Rather just paying once.

Vendors that have pushed for web solutions get a constant revenue, but that solution makes the desktop irrelevant thus regular users see no benefit in running e.g. Chrome in other OS that wasn't already installed on the hardware that they bought.

Additionally such hardware is as proprietary as it ever was, even if built with a FOSS stack, as no one gets the sauce running on the server.
Do you not see how incredibly Blubby the view you're espousing here sounds? You seem surprised by the downvotes, but what you're saying seems to boil down to "Blub is fine." (Not a Rust developer, BTW, just somebody who already knows C and thinks it sounds interesting.)
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It's amazing how many alternative computing platforms started and died in the 90s.
Ah of-course. I forgot the convergence requirements for pagerank. Indeed, the fact that cites are a DAG really does kind of screw with pagerank.

Note that my supposed idea was to use 'pagerank' to replace reference count as the value of a work. Not to replace peer review.
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