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The third party doctrine is such bullshit. People have a (human) right to privacy in their homes. Banks don't get to say the money you put in one of their accounts is "theirs" do they? Why would you not benefit from the same kind of protection for your data?

Law enforcement has managed to convince some judges at the right time in history with their twisted logic and unfortunately the case precedent thing makes this a thing that goes on for decades, even though that old ruling is now being applied to orders of magnitude more data on someone compared to the original case.

Until this changes just minimize or completely eliminate anything that can both record what you say or do and also send it to someone else's servers. Eventually all humans will have to fight for (I guess new) rights that can protect them against overzealous governments using advertising companies, surveillance powers and artificial intelligence against them. I think the 2020's will be the new 50's in terms of fighting for new rights and against government oppression. I don't expect this to go down very peacefully. It almost never does in such cases.
Thanks cweiss, haven't heard of device42 before. Having a look now. Seems light it might be what I am looking for.
> With progress in understanding [...] and newer drugs to balance the chemicals [...] Many [...] mental problems are now treatable with medicine.

The catch here is that those deciding what "progress" is, are the same therapists and health professionals of the sort speaking in the video. And as they said, they are under immense pressure of their own. The alternative to "medication" is social support, of which they themselves are often primary sources. They are overburdened themselves and often under-supported by gov, so they're under stress (therapists for well-off people excluded).

tl;dr - they have a huge incentive (for preservation of their own sanity) to see "medication" as progress, because it relieves their own burden (which is structural to system).

I'm not saying this is malevolent or judging anyone to be bad, but it's something to be wary of

Disclaimer/source: sibling is community social worker
A CoC that encourages bullying and marginalisation. Probably should include "don't cry" as well to get the full gamut of emotional abuse covered.
> Banks don't get to say the money you put in one of their accounts is "theirs" do they?

They do. They even give it away to third parties. Legally speaking your bank deposit is a loan to the bank.
One of my favorite industry analysts just wrote about this. You might find it interesting:

http://tmfassociates.com/blog/2018/11/09/the-new-new-space-t...
If it makes you feel better, I seriously doubt a (certified) one will do that. The smart ones realize that hospitalization can really derail your life and make you an even higher suicide risk.

Additionally, there is a big difference (in my opinion) between suicidal thoughts and actually acting on those thoughts.

Just from reading your post it doesn’t sound like you have much to worry about.
That makes sense, thanks! I guess the title just sounded like they were highlighting it as a problem, "Unauthorized Screenshots in Android Phones" sounds concerning
Wait, 0.59x isn't Earth shattering? That's almost half the power, and at only 2/3 the area. Those are _huge_ differences at data center scale!
Where is the limit between the right to privacy and the need to help justice? Is the right to privacy immutable?
It's almost ironic that progressives may one day become a minority while conservatives will become a majority again, purely because traditional gender roles ensure the continuation of those values to future generations. We're not yet at the point where we can beat nature on this matter.
You would think that but you'd be surprised to learn from snowden's leaks that the NSA does "waste time" and resources with a lot of this type of surveillance. We had to pass a new surveillance law just to get the NSA (and FBI) to stop pretending that it needs collect 3-hop phone records (millions) for single investigation and now we allow the to collect "only" 2-hop records (tens of thousands) in one investigation.

The NSA also does a lot of interception for World of Warcraft chats and other stuff like that. And the new FISA law allows 17 agencies (including DEA, IRS, SEC, ETC) to gain access and analyze raw internet data that passed unencrypted through internet cables. Oh and they don't need a warrant to do that either (very likely unconstitutional but still "legal" at the moment). They only need the warrant for the cherry picked data they intend to use in court. And of course we all know the damage against many innocents will already be done by then.
that was my thought as well. in the section about the down sides, they do mention though that they should be able to run anything that compiles to web assembly. they specifically call out rust and go.

wasm really has quite a lot of interesting and unexpected applications! (though of course non-wasm tech can accomplish the same thing, but it’s nice that we are getting close to some form of universal binary format)
The existing link is also blocked in Germany. Your link, however, functions.
If you don’t get at that rot, you just get more officers like Josh Hastings
Hopefully we will come to some sort of terms with being a whole lot browner and a whole lot less populous...
I think MS did it right with 8.1, just hide tablet UI on a desktop. On a separate note, how do you feel about the regressions in Tablet Mode UI/UX in Windows 10? Seems like MS threw out even the stuff that worked.
Absolutely, however the market is heavily taken by friends and families of politicans in charge. Thats why they can shit out a jquery website done by indians and charge government half a billion dollar without single person being accused for this crime in bright day.

Of course CGI is better than ever! Working on multitude of “successful” government projects ;)
Subject to quite a few legal restrictions, of course.
The apples I have eaten in my childhood behind the Iron Curtain were so bad I have not eaten any for decades until my doctor almost forced it and then I tasted honeycrisp and I was like "OMFG this is good!"
This is not surprising at all. For the past couple of years, Oracle's behavior has been egregious at best.

You can pick up any of their product and find that MYSQL, MS-SQL etc are supported but 2001/03 release because of "incompatibility issues". If that is not enough Oracle's support is clueless about what are these "incompatibility issues". And given the precarious security environment we are in, everyone needs a DB which has been patched sufficiently and allows newer features like TLS 3.0 etc, you are left with no choice but to go for the only supported DB is Oracle DB. I have sat in many meetings where the CIO/CTO have seen this as an arm twisting tactic by Oracle.

I am no market expert but if Oracle keeps going down this path they will cease to exist in next 10-15 years.
Well in that situation I'm dead, and have had a brief moment of lucidity to try and ensure my killer goes down after the fact.

It's the same reason you should try and bite the person attacking you and scratch the hell out of them.
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I sincerely doubt people don't realise that anything after the trigger is sent home, since a "feature" of alexa is that the app let you see each request you made, how alexa answered, and let them know if she got it wrong.

I think it's more a case of "don't care" / "don't realize the risks"
I don’t have a horse in this race however:

> Is there some dire pressing need where people are literally dying because doctors can't access prior medical history in time

People definitely do die from that.
"Alexa, call the police"? Would that work?
Alexa, call the police! #### is here, and he's trying to hurt me!

Seems like a pretty good use for a voice-activated service.

"Alexa, lock the doors!" also sounds useful in this context.
An address space provides some hardware isolation.

Even if you ignore side channels, there's a lot that can go wrong in the software only case. I'm pretty sure that site isolation as a feature predated Meltdown and Spectre (though the default changed).
Something interesting is making a mental "disorder" a sickness. A mental trait becomes a disorder when this trait no more compatible with social norms ( it breaks the order of things, hence disorder ). Hence the pain. And we assume a pain is a sickness that can be cured, medicated.

Medication do not solve the root of the pain. Our brain is more than a chemical balance. It's a neural network, trained on the training set of our childhood. There is this fundamental age around 6-7 years old where the child creates its identity picture, its definition of self, which becomes the blueprint of its personality trait and evolution. This blueprint causes what psychoanalysts call "neurosis".
When digging into it, there are so many things that makes sense in the field of psychoanalysis, and the parallels with neurosciences and even AI are staggering.

Little nuggets I found enlightening in my day to day perception of life :

- We learn language and the meaning of things from others ( our parents usually ). As a consequence, we naturally expect truth and meaning to come from outside. That's why we look for confirmation from others. That's why we expect the people we fall in love with to give our life meaning.

- We create our identities based on our environment. We define ourselves against the others as to define is to draw a boundary, a difference. That's why you'll often see the cliché in family where if the elder's dominant trait/definition is to be good at school, then the second child will take the opposite route.

- Our neurosis is mostly our limiting factor to approach life. This is what we fight against everyday, this is the wall between what we can be and what we are.

I understand this can be seen as a controversial view for many.

I'm no psychiatrist or psychoanalyst, but was raised in a psychiatrist / psychoanalyst family. A weird but enriching experience.
These days, startups founded by people who have worked in big tech companies and have witnessed the power of ML/AI will definitely apply it from day-1.

You don't have to invent or implement the algorithm yourself. You can use AI/ML intelligent/cognitive services provided by the big-3 cloud companies to reduce your starting cost significantly.

To have positive ROI, your problem complexity should have crossed the threshold where common-sense traditional solutions don't work any more.

If you do embark on ML research yourself, then be sure to walk the path from simpler models to complex ones while carefully establishing performance metrics.
I think what you describe is angling towards the hostile media effect - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hostile_media_effect
Well for one thing the police still had to get a court order to get the data. That's not "warrantless".
I think the cost of healthcare has something to do with it, but surely the culprit is the gun culture that's everywhere you look the moment you leave big coastal cities. The culture that says - "feel threatened? Reach for your gun!"

Also, second what other people are saying - I'm so sorry you were hurt for so long. I hope that you stick around a while, continuing to advocate online for the trans community.
The video is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT2CMS0MxJ0
Consider who is and who is not having babies and see if you still feel the same:

https://medium.com/@ryandelongpre/how-liberals-are-breeding-...
Laws are often intentionally pretty vague so that courts get to decide.
Machine Learning has some questions for biologists and neurologists
Why would you need voice? Just translate to text and send that. It’d be a very very small payload.
> There’s a destructive pattern inside of Agile software development of squashing individualism. Devs can’t be trusted to work solo, so pair them up. Devs can’t be trusted to think holistically about the problem at hand, so each 'story' needs to be written child-like. We demand TDD, a convoluted code-review and branch process, and antipatterns such as 'the big ball of mud' terrify us, so we must insist on nano-sized microservices to promote code shared ownership and polyglot diversity, so that each service can be rewritten at any time in any language, and no single developer can possibly ever become a bottleneck.
What kind of cost does society bear because of smoking?

Since we share finite resources like insurance pools and the medical system, there's a case for society to restrict the actions of others.
If you use language like "they are themselves incapable of producing the tiniest bit of contrarian thought", "they are too scared to break rank with what is socially acceptable", etc. then of course you are judging others, whether you say you are or not. What I don't like about comments like that one (nothing personal mind you) is that they don't actually say anything. It's all just pejorative language, putting down others, and thus implicitly taking a superior position yourself.

Unless I'm missing something, the only sentence in the comment that doesn't fit that description is It is very hard to find anything subversive outside of anonymous clubs living on the fringe of the internet, a few domain specific publications, and "crank" hot-spots. That, at least, isn't putting down other people. But why assume that the people you're talking about don't know this?
that's not really secure enough, you should require that they confirm how much they want you to withdraw as a line item next to their password.
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> How do the particulars of this case [etc]

> It smacks of “think of the children!”

Your original comment of "against the homeowner" reads to me as a similar appeal to emotion.

> The accessibility/retention of the recordings for law enforcement

The particulars here seem to be that they probably don't have recordings, and those recordings -- if they exist -- were only obtainable under court supervision. You muddled -- deliberately or accidentally -- both of these points in your post.

> the NSA

Who were mentioned precisely zero places in the original article.

> It’s not hard to see what’s coming when they put large blinking neon signs like this case up for us

Except you've created a gigantic strawman:

* Law abiding citizen

* Warrantless seizure

* Referring to these devices as recording devices, where that's a serious distortion of the functionality they offer, and it's entirely unclear if there are any saved audio files, anywhere

* Claiming that the NSA would refer to diverting recordings from this as non-collections

And then attacked that.
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This isn’t true. Solaris 11 can have thousands of zones (containers) on one machine. Solaris zones are a very lightweight technology compared to many others on the market. Linux may not, but Solaris can. Yes those containers run Solaris not Linux, but I just wanted to point out that this ability is not unique.
You don't see any distinction between

A) Giving the government access to communications that provider already has legal access to.

B) Collecting additional data from inside homes by exploiting current legal access to the software?
I want to decouple layout from content, and control layout myself locally. There is too much active content and too much commingling of style directives and content in most modern web sites. I want the markup to be higher level and focus on describing the content rather than specifying style.
I appreciate the novel approach, but you should try to use more realistic numbers for the arguments in the post. A node process doing nothing does not consume 30MB of private memory (shared mappings are shared, just like the "shared runtime"), nor does it take 500ms-10s to start a process or 100us to context switch. You're off by 3+ orders of magnitude on the first and almost 2 orders on the second. Cold starts are a symptom of something else (likely shipping function data), which I don't think is really a property of the sandbox.
why stop there?

If we’d go back to the Stone Age the climate change problem would solve itself within 100 years.

If CO2 weren’t bad for the environment the climate change problem would solve itself within 100 years.

If economic activity didn’t produce negative externalities the climate change problem would solve itself within 100 years.

Heck, if a giant magic wand were waved around strong enough we might get it solved in 4 days!
No, the peers protocol only syncs the stick-table data between other haproxy instances, but doesn't aggregate the values. The stick table aggregator aggregates all of the values from all of your haproxy instances.

Assume that you have 2 haproxy instances and a client makes 2 requests and each request lands on a separate haproxy instance. With peers, the request count would sync as "1" but with the stick table aggregator the request count would sync as "2".
Does legislation take into account at all how difficult or complicated it is to implement?
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At a macro level (population surveys of mental health) I think we can safely say your friend is biased, and that the field is basically stumbling around in the dark ages and generally unable to offer much help.

Didn’t the latest DSM get basically outright rejected by the NIH?
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My wife's old MacBook (from before the whole unibody thing) is a tank. But I have fixed so many strange things in Macs. Chips becoming unsoldered (apple soldering is quite frankly not very good), heat issues and even broken SATA cables (!!!).

Apple makes amazing things. I would love something as slick as a Mac laptop,but I can't make myself get one.
>No matter how you slice it, automatically associating anti immigration sentiment with xenophobia is dishonest conflation.

That is correct, unless the group in question is saying "we don't want immigrants because they are intrinsically worse then us". In Japan's case, lookat the example of ethnic Koreans changing their names to hide the fact, despite south korea being an industralized economy on par with Japan in terms of technology and prosperity. It is difficult to see a reason why they would discriminate against Koreans for any reason based on actual performance of their people and seems to show that it is in fact xenophobia
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> most of them don't have a good quality of life
What does that even mean? Are you implying most of “them” (whatever that might be) are lives not worth living thus “we” should put them out of their misery?

> And more importantly, there isn't a way of significantly improving it (with today's technology and social/ethics understanding)
Sources? Read Factfulness; you’ll be surprised at just how far of reality your view is!
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Are you sure they don't? NixOS can be installed on top of any Linux distribution, unless the hardware is really weird.

ETA: It looks like it is complicated, but might work. See https://nixos.wiki/wiki/NixOS_on_ARM/Scaleway_C1
> we can host 10,000+ tenants on one machine -- something that's totally unrealistic with containers or VMs.

This is definitely possible with containers. Docker has historically had density problems for a variety of reasons (its architecture as well as Go being awful for systems programming in this context). But you can definitely get this density with a simple container runtime that doesn't have large long running processes.

Saying you can't run 10k containers is like saying you can't run 10k processes on Linux.

I'm sure that it might be somewhat faster to have it supported in V8 directly, but I don't want people to think such density is impossible with containers. (And with page-cache sharing you'd be able to not have to load 10k V8 programs into memory as well.)
Maybe follow up and tell them to set FLAG_SECURE. It may help to mention that LastPass already does this.
That is a hallmark of a disruptive technology, to not be as good at what the incumbent values but better in some other dimension that they don't.
It can also be done on Linux. Docker might not be able to do it, but that's because of its architecture and the language it's written in. There's no kernel limitation like that.
Multiplication or division by a power of 2 can be done by bit shift assuming binary numbers represent base-2 numbers; i.e. not a beta-expansion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-integer_representation where binary numbers are base-1.5 or base-sqrt(2) or base-(pi-2) or whatever (in which case multiplication or division by powers of 1.5 or sqrt(2) or (pi-2) could be done via bit shift).

But when multiplying two arbitrary floating point numbers, your typical case is multiplying base-2 numbers not powers of 2, like 1.01110110 by 1.10010101, which requires a real multiplier.

General floating point addition, multiplication and division thus require fixed-point adders, multipliers and dividers on the significands.
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The thing is I wouldn't. There is nothing to freak out over this as I said I don't find the behavior acceptable and unprofessional. That is it. I'm not up in arms or that he should be fired or anything.

>But because the victim was a supporter of your favorite politician...
That's also the thing. He's not nor are any of them. We also don't know that the victim in this was a trump supporter. She works at the white house running the mic during the briefing. Her political affiliation doesn't matter either way. This is what strikes me as odd that to say how someone acted towards the president and staff requires there to be a political leaning to decide if it was ok or not. Not in my book, I didn't like it under previous administrations (joe wilson yelling 'you lie' during one of obama's address as an example) nor do I like it now.
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The problem is that nobody under 50 still uses Facebook, and all the 50+ dating is handled by eHarmony.

Said in jest... but not really.
Happy to see you clarified your take on point one. While summaries are helpful, it's playing the telephone game on interpretation. It's better to view the source material whenever possible.
Still possible fakes there right?
Probably, but for Solaris it’s native out-of-the-box technology.
I once knew a hardware engineer who worked on a team designing cutting-edge equipment. His mantra was “just use a PIC chip”. He had all sorts of war stories about other engineers coming to him with power regulator designs they just couldn’t get right. He’d often add a PIC chip or two and have the firmware dev write a few routines in C. Problem solved.

PIC chips are small, they are everywhere, they are very useful for adding complex, software-defined behavior (including DSP) at the circuit component level, and they are full general-purpose CPUs with onboard RAM and programmable ROM.