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I'll definitely look into Gnome Flashback. I'm not all that happy with Gnome 3. It often fails to restore my windows when attaching an external monitor at work, and the caffeine extension for keeping the display on during presentaitons etc somehow managed to lock up Gnome entirely when suspending. A sign of a unhealthy plug-in architecture, maybe...
As computer scientists and hackers at heart, we all know that text, numbers, pictures, music, movies can be represented in each other (most likely, everything ist represented as a list of numbers, i.e. a bytestring, i.e. a file, nowadays).

The interesting part here is the obvious contradiction that prime numbers seem innocent but in the end, they are numbers, and numbers can represent anything.

Again, the obvious question to rise here is: How is it possible that a government can forbid information?
i find it hard to believe that they were so lucky that a "small website that allows you to upload DNA data directly" just happened to have that data.
and sequence it
In Keras you can just use a Sequence-based generator, set a large number of workers, or even put in multi-GPU callback, and you can parallelize pre-processing as much as you like.
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> Maybe means no. Hesitation means no.

Not sure it is cynical. It might just be interpreting contemporary human communication correctly. In other contexts, "maybe" tends to be used when the other person don't really want to do whatever you want them to do. If you just spent two days trying to convince someone to go white water kayaking, then it normally means he dont want to be kayaking, it is the same.
Rigged? All they have to do is change the methodology of how it's calculated.

http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/inflation-charts
Whether you look up examples or a reference documentation does not change the fact that ontop of a given language, you learn new concepts of a library.

In contrast, domain specific languages have exclusive support for certain data types built right into the heart. There is a need for that.
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>the screenshots in this thread and the tweet in the post itself where the two stripe sites are compared side by side

It's not at all clear whether or not the page was ever publicly accessible like that. It certainly doesn't appear that he was distributing the link to the page if/when it looked like that.

https://web.archive.org/web/20171211181630/https://stripe.ia...

https://crt.sh/?id=393002115&opt=ocsp

The site looked like this for at least 4 months until the cert was revoked.

"obvious bid to confuse people" was a pretty harsh accusation, and you have essentially nothing back it up.

>site through a phishing example

Even if he had copied the stripe page, that still wouldn't make it phishing.
To what extent the bone marrow donor databases are subject to the same risk of police fishing expeditions? Do they hold full DNA profile, or just the fragments relevant to immunocompatibility?
since DNA is by nature unalterable, that implies that there is no right to privacy of DNA.
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obviously most people in seattle and SF are going to know what a brogrammer is, they make up a huge part of the city’s biggest industry
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What's the chance they've hired you only because they were also reading all of your communications?
Pretty incredible that such world changing code fits on one page.

It’s ineresting that when tools are new, like ASM in 1978, they give high leverage to the first to use them. Microsoft was able to leverage a small amount of code into a world changing platform. Now it would be nearly impossible to do the same with a team the same size.

But in 2018, the nascent state of ML tools looks similar to the nascent state of programming tools in 1978. And indeed we are seeing entire companies built around relatively basic AI in the scheme of things. As first movers these companies have the same kind of leverage with respect to AI that Microsoft did to Software in the 1980s.

Perhaps in 2058 someone will share a link to a Tensorflow script and we will all marvel at its terseness and apparent simplicity.
how much has Equifax paid in fines, to date?
What is your definition of a good person? In my experience, 99.99 % of all people are "good people" because they try their best to abide by the law (speeding is a major exception), be truthful, honest and so on. Those who aren't, generally have some kind of psychiatric disorder. In my experience, truly evil persons are incredibly rare.
If an AI invents something, who owns the patent?
I heard the horror stories about online dating however my experience as a man was nothing but positive.

I got responses maybe half the time and a date (coffee, nothing involving alcohol) maybe a third - I probably messaged 15 women over a year.

Two proper relationships and one that is two years old in July and I plan to spend the rest of my life in.

I did not use the shotgun approach, I excluded any woman who didn't fill her profile in with information (if they don't tell you about themselves how the hell do you know if you have anything potentially in common), excluded ones with terrible spelling and grammar (I'm not Chaucer but again it shows effort) and then only replied to ones where we had at least some interests in common (the two relationships where cycling and heavy metal respectively).

I wasn't looking for one night stands, didn't push for dates, asked questions relevant to their interests and discussed mine.

And it was all fine.

My current partner showed me her messages after we'd been dating for a while and it was just a sea of "hey Babi, want sum fuck?", I mean she speaks three languages and has a degree in finance that approach was never going to open a conversation.

My bar was "if I didn't find this person attractive would I want to be friends with them?"

If the answer wasn't yes then it was a pass.

I wasn't on there just for sex, if that was the goal I can just go out on the piss on a Saturday night.

I also avoided tinder like the plague, it's just too shallow (for me), I did like OKC though (where I met my current partner).
I last purchased from Amazon in summer 2016, I think after reading about how they treated their warehouse staff, but I still use other online retailers.

I made 7 online purchases in the last 12 months. eBay got about €60, the other €rather_a_lot went to local electronics and furniture stores.

Otherwise, unless the price is unreasonable, I buy from local shops. I don't like the overwhelming choice online, and find it faster to compare things like books in a shop.
The fine didn't really come as a surprise, I'm not sure why you'd expect it to have a visible effect on the stock price?
I tried to get single socket EPYC-based servers for a virtualization host refresh that we were doing last year, and the processors simply weren't available anywhere. _Everyone_ was out of stock indefinitely.

As far as I can tell, unless you were a hyperscaler, EPYC's release was essentially a paper launch up until Q1 2018.
Which is even more magic... I don't get why the request and context isn't just passed as parameters. Explicit is better than implicit!
The tactics works well for GPUs. But for CPUs, you only can do that sometimes, not always.

Cores only make about half of the area. If the error is not in a core but in e.g. RAM controller or IO controller, you have to throw away the complete chip.
Personnel Departments shouldn't even the last step. They should be ones welcoming you aboard on your first day.
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There are other skilled trades. Plumbers and electricians aren't going away until our society devolves to the point of not having indoor plumbing or electricity.
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Carbon Copy Cloner is really good. It creates incremental and bootable copies.

I found TM painfully slow, and the file recover UI is just horrible.
i think he’s more taking issue with the fact that you said anyone pulling that internship could start a business. i’ve met a lot of laughably socially inept people with Big N gigs
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What did I fart or something
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But this is literally the entire point of the this paper. The sentence you just pasted was the the previous state of the art, this paper makes the point that they have now imaged them in cells (using i-motif specific antibodies).
But we don't have that kind of money.

You have the money to patronise the military-industrial complex, I think you could easily afford to patronise the arts more if that was your priority.
Not the same. Your uncles DNA only establishes he is your uncle. Unless your also saying that your uncle is not free to disclose any information that might be contained in his DNA. For example that he is a white male.
Do you really think so? What significant maintenance costs are you thinking of? Do you consider oil changes and spark plugs significant costs?

I just looked for long term tests of the Chevy Bolt to see what sort of issues have been appearing on them when driven for a while. Tire failures, battery failures and power steering issues seem to be among them. Of course some of that is under warranty, but also involves leaving the motorist stranded. So maybe focusing on the engine or motor is ignoring the source of most issues.

My 2016 gas-powered Honda has had a few issues, but the one that left me stranded was an electrical issue - the issue with the engine itself did not prevent me from driving to the dealer.

Overall, I think it's pretty rare to have significant work done to a modern gasoline engine - I was recently startled to discover a mechanic I'd been to in the past wouldn't touch my car's engine and referred me to the dealer.

Finally, if you own an all electric vehicle and rent a car for long trips, I'm not sure why that is going to be better than owning a hybrid with a gas engine. You may say the gas engine doesn't have to be hauled around all the time, but then again, the extra batteries don't either, and the rental probably uses more gas and resources per mile than the hybrid running on gas.
We have a “great” history for killing all big animals. So sad. But I guess they’ll grow back once we’re gone

https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/04/in-a-few...
In the current system, the client must query the CA that issued the EV cert for the legal entity data. This presents a number of problems:

a) not all CAs will present enough distinguishing data to the client. Case in point: "Stripe Inc. [US]"

b) No consensus between CAs as to who will issue a cert for a given legal entity. In other words, there is such a thing as a CAA record for DNS and DV certs, but no such thing for EV certs and therefore no verification flow of for a given legal entity -> which CA is permitted to issue -> which domains have been certified for that legal entity

c) No support for more complex identity usecases including name changes, subsidiaries, brand licensing (this FedEx-looking site is run by Acme Local Fulfillment Inc. which has been licensed by FedEx to use the FedEx brand), etc.

Certificate Authorities are not in the business of establishing identity and so they are fundamentally doomed to doing a poor job of verifying identity. Instead of trying to coerce CAs into the identity business because of the inflexible and glacial pace at which government moves, we should be pressuring government to adopt more modern identification practices.
Your first paragraph immediately reminded me of the logo/CI transition for one of Germany's largest hospital operators, "Helios" (subsidiary of Fresenius):

"old" logo (easily recognizable as a medical institution, easily discernible "H" for "Helios"):

http://www.medical-network-hessen.de/images/News/Helios_Klin...

"new" logo ("H" not clearly discernable in the two green blobs, no reference to medicine at all):

https://www.helios-gesundheit.de/fileadmin/_processed_/d/4/c...

All in all, from quite good to meh.
"> "Too late for what?"

Too late to avoid unnecessary deaths."

Erm, unnecessary deaths are not nice, sure. But they don't mean Doom for humanity

And this also won't:

"https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_energy_consumption

"What do you think it will ake to turn the tide on this trend?"

More technology?
Exactly what is happening right now. The fire still needs to burn, so we can't just shut of it, before the alternatives aren't ready. And thats the point. There is simply no magic, awesome technology to replace all the fossil driven ones from one day till the next. It is very
complex and it will take time.
And it probably will go on, even if the sea level rises 4 m and droughts are common. But coal and oil will get burnt till that day, I have no illusions abou that.
it would be for emergency calculations, or for running a games that would otherwise cost $$$ for $.
You should always factor in a capital cost (replacement, repair, etc).
> Should they do the same thing as you did?

They can, I recommend they look at the swagger-codegen[0] api stub templates. There clients as well.

[0]: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen/tree/master/m...

> At some point, you write a library right?

Normally a flask-ext forms around a established python library. Yes now we are back at the tight integration problem, but at-least your knowledge of the py library will not be lost in another eco-system.

> I wish the Django ORM were ripped out of Django so we could have libraries that depend on Django's ORM without them depending on the entire Django stack... Django ORM support SQLAlchemy's model declarations... Then we live in a world where you can swap out the ORM API at the application layer, but have libraries that are compatible with both and don't need to be reimplemented for both Django and SQLAlchemy.

Amen Brother!
Yeah, poor people have all the same commute and housing problems. Its just called the life crunch. Send your kid to state school.
The solution to that is universities should start teaching trades or trade schools should rebrand as universities and offer degrees.
please excuse stupid question, but isn't it fair to say that at some point the buyer owns an asset, while the renter is still paying 25% or so on their income ?

we paid off our 25 year mortgage 10 years early by adding what we could afford to the required payment eaxh month. If one adopts this strategy early in the repayment life it makes huge savings later..

sorry if this is not addressing the core question :)

nice work!!!
I'm very well aware that there are ISM solutions for ensuring updates for all operating systems.

For Linux Desktops it is especially hard since many of the solutions are not oriented for desktop users and when the package manager is not used there are gaps in software enumeration.

The best solutions I've seen so far are essentially block access to all online repos and manage your own but many organizations don't want to go that route, with ubuntu you can even use the "appstore" UI for displaying only your repo.

Your thinking is also too narrow while I gave examples from a managed environment there are plenty of Linux users running on unmanaged machines. Most users even "technically savvy" ones are not going to be reading release notes and reviewing CVEs daily via RSS.

Having a reliable way to ensure automated updates for Linux especially for commonly used and exploited software is an important tool to have and I wish more repos would implement something like Windows Update than say "what if Firefox puts in a keylogger" because that isn't a good argument as you can argue to them back "what if you put in a keylogger?" if you already pull your updates from your distro's managed repo you already accept that risk as such the risk of having no automatic updates at that point makes you less secure not more.

If you want to use a different repo or build everything from source locally that's fine but that is a completely different security model.

Also neither shifting the blame or claiming FUD are good arguments.
Firstly there was no blame associated with the end user, at any point where there is a security system failure the end user isn't the "causal factor" doesn't matter if it's an unpatched system or did clicked on a phishing link they are do not own any of the causal blame.

As for FUD, calling something FUD is generally intellectually lazy and is used to end an argument by moving the goal post and changing the subject.
> ignoring high rises and installing solar panels, i feel like it isn't much worse than the stuff a lot of folks do on a regular basis to get exercise to make up for all the sitting they do all day, or just recreationally.

So true, also earning is relational, if you are in a group of high paid folks, you tend to feel you earn less, not matter how much you earn more than average income.

On a relational note to the exercise portion, the max a high earning person often dream (and afford) about is spending a week in a beach 'hut' on a 'remote' island while there are several penniless people who just live on a beach hut for 365 days often without experiencing half the stress.
Seriously? Are your devs running MS-DOC with 640k of RAM? If not then don't worry about it.
I fully believe it.

You’ll probably appreciate this then:

https://youtu.be/8d-bM-Whsmk
Are you saying that your uncle also can't post his full medical and psychological history online either?
People say that on dating apps to create plausible deniability. If a friend, family member, or co-worker spots the profile and says hey what were you doing on that app they have an excuse. That's doubly true for those that are "kind of" dating someone who might wander across the profile.
> Plus, LEDs don't have anything like a blackbody spectrum like a heated filaments

What is the physiological mechanism you suspect makes this matter?

I don't see any real way an LED which is metameric with sunlight would be able to make a difference (except possibly for people with some form of color blindness - who could possibly have different metamer "groups")
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Here are the specifics on uploading DNA from third-parties for two of the mentioned DNA geneology sites:

MyHeritage.com[1]:

> "The MyHeritage DNA test enables you to get unique matches to users who have only tested with MyHeritage, as well as matches with users who uploaded their results to MyHeritage from other providers. Thanks to MyHeritage’s wide international reach and availability in more than 40 languages, you will have a greater chance of being matched with relatives who live in other countries. You will also receive a comprehensive ethnicity analysis on MyHeritage, drawing from the largest pool of possible ethnicities in the industry."

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FamilyTreeDNA[2]:

> "If you or a family member have previously tested your autosomal DNA at 23andMe© or AncestryDNA™, you can transfer your results to Family Tree DNA by uploading your raw data file. After transferring your file, your autosomal data is uploaded to our database, one of the world’s largest genetic genealogy databases.

"When you transfer, for free, you will receive a list of your autosomal matches from our database and have access to our Family Finder – Matrix. The Matrix feature allows you to select and compare the autosomal DNA relationship between up to ten of your matches at one time."

Please note that you can only transfer the following file versions:

- 23andMe© V3
- 23andMe© V4
- AncestryDNA™ V1
- AncestryDNA™ V2

[1]: https://www.myheritage.com/dna (https://web.archive.org/web/20180423021411/https://www.myher...)

[2] https://www.familytreedna.com/learn/imports/transfer-autosom... (https://web.archive.org/web/20170318130533/https://www.famil...)
It seems like AMD has hardware bottlenecks (or missing optimizations relative to Nvidia) in the fixed-function geometry processing parts of GCN. The compute benchmarks are always better than the graphics benchmarks. If it was only optimizations in games, there would be outliers in less popular games (Doom is a bit of an outlier but popular). And in any case, Xbox and PS4 consoles use AMD GPUs so game devs have reason to optimize for AMD.

Also, AMD has been improving its Windows drivers in the last 2-3 years according to reports. I use AMD GPUs on Linux where the driver codebase is different - the improvements there are huge. So much so that it may make sense for AMD to switch to that stack on Windows in the future.