skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think there's a law about this happening...
I'm wondering if the system can track people with face masks (like one in the article picture)? And if they can track people who were recognized and later put on the mask and vice versa. That would be really scary.
So you'd have no problem with your neighbor hacking and dumping your entire inbox online for the whole world to see?
The ROCKPro64 comes to mind.
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Yes I have, Borland's common controls dll were quite easy to recognize.

Not everyone was doing Access style CRUD entry forms.

However I have seen a couple of nasty VB.NET apps written by weekend programmers at a research lab, just because they knew a bit VBA.

And while they were nasty, they still made them more productive than before, without being stuck waiting for IT support.
Yeah i’m confused as to the threat model. It isn’t like they ship hard drives around.

It is like taping the key above the door lock. Access control to the door is the important part.
It may be anecdotal, but I know plenty of over 50’s that constantly use Facebook. It's not just a “young persons drug”...
> Facebook is only used by older folks at this point.

This is objectively false.
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+1 Will help many devs who do remote work and have to take calls.
Why not? You are looking for the lowest contour that can surround everest, at what would would you stop going lower because the countour is getting too big? 50% of the planet's surface? This seems like an arbitrary bound.
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Well, I'm not sure what that's about, besides possibly being mathematical. The title alone isn't enough to get me to download a pdf. (And I've downloaded 100s of mathematical PDFs)
No and no buts. Talking about Assange being a Russian asset or not is just a bs distraction. The US are the criminals here. Let's focus on that.
I think the browser dev tools (esp. Chrome's) show some promise in that regard. For instance with Workspaces you can mess around in dev tools and save changes directly to your source files; with a tighter integration between the element inspector, source view, and js console they could achieve some real visual programming power there (for instance being able to jump from a component rendered in the UI directly to its code and representation of current state).
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Did you just write this about Assange, or about trump?
Technically, how is it even possible to verify the authenticity and completeness of leaked emails unless by the owner or the hoster?
I have found this on amazon seems like someone is already build a complete prototype.
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Can you briefly explain what the approach is? I’ve briefly skimmed the paper and I feel like I am missing something. Is it auto diff on the component wise expressions, then somehow figuring out a way to evaluate those expressions using matrices?
> The Guccifer narrative supports (weakly) the idea of a link between Russia and the emails.

Gufficer is literally a person or group of persons in Russian GRU (military intelligence). It's about as direct a link as you can get and the American government came out and said this.
Unfortunately, the root cause in that case is unstable people getting a hold of guns and then killing people with them (themselves or others). (Leaving aside gun accidents, which are also a problem.) While we should certainly do everything we can to help prevent and treat mental illness, it will never be possible to eliminate it completely. Therefore we should also make it as unlikely as possible that such a person would have access to a gun.

That's not to say that people should not be allowed to own guns, but I believe it does follow that very careful standards should be in place to ensure that licensed gun owners will use, transport, and store their weapons with the due level of care. Reasonable people could certainly debate what sort of standards those would be, in terms of licensing, restrictions, education, storage and transportation requirements, etc., but given the evidence that availability of firearms contributes to deaths by homicide and suicide, the issue certainly seems worthy of investigation.
I'd like to see this work with a music app and replace the need of buying expensive noise-cancelling headphones.
It's still a somewhat good value, compared to GEO satellites. It's no fun to use those.
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The only comments you're leaving on my comments are calling me out and attacking me... I've cited multiple things in this post and each time they seem to be ignored or blown off.
honestly not a bad deal for someone who is okay with having a limited selection of things available to them.
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I've never understood this thinking. A state has a certain amount of expenditures in their budget. They have to acquire those funds somehow. If they don't collect income tax, they bump up food tax, or hotel tax, or restaurant tax, or diesel tax, etc. The money is coming out of your wallet one way or the other.
A law that makes it illegal to reveal someone else/ some other organisation breaking the law first is not a law we should allow in our legal and political system if we have even a shred of dignity and self-respect left.
TLS is transport layer encryption. PGP is mail content encryption. TLS can't replace PGP, as it deals with encryption on another layer.

While you might feel that it's deprecated (says who?) it's certainly in use, even by those "security people".
Right, then it’s less than 2 million with the remainder in WA.
Try this Australian pirate who got jailed in USA. Then upon released, got jailed again for being an illegal alien and banned from USA.

Before the extradition, he had never set foot in USA before.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hew_Raymond_Griffiths

Labor/Liberal are USA stooges.
I understand your point of view. Of course I simplifed his reasons too much. But still, I have strong impression that he was too 'romantic' and passionate to be a winner who would remain in the history of mankind as one of the greatests rulers. His war in Russia was unbelievably daring plan, for example. Did he just want to be equal to Batu khan and others who had taken Moscow too? I would not be surprized at all.
Again, it is just my personal impression, it can be far from reality of course.
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Seattle has gone the same way.
I see what you meant about hiding the U2 now, ie by not refuting the missile gap 'lie' rather than by creating/spreading it. Makes sense. Cheers
More practical portability questions are whether the code assumes heap and stack are boundless and flagrantly allocates large objects.
Plenty of absurd shit coming true in the world in the past years. I won't put it past them.
You edited your comment to change what you said. You originally did not say that she had a 'hand in approving'. Why would you change it to make it seem like you were talking about something else that you didn't originally say?
Feedback from people who don't pay anything is useless if you want to build a business.
How to do range query if the sort/range keys are encrypted?

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That's what is usually done, autodiff on the component wise expression. We don't do it here. Instead, we really compute on the matrix and tensor level and compute derivatives here directly. Let me give you a simple example to illustrate it: Consider the function f(x)=x'Ax. Then, its Hessian is A+A'. This expression is what we compute. And evaluating this expression is orders of magnitude faster than what TF, PyTorch, etc. do, namely autodiff on the components. Hope this helps, if not, please let me know.
>My assumption with mission statements was that they were always bullshit made up by a marketing team or some exec

In my experience they are concocted by a dozen people from across the company sitting in a room all day filling white boards with feel good, businessy words that only vaguely relate to their employer.

Agreement on the mission statement has to be unanimous within this group as well as being signed off on by several execs who will not be present during its drafting. The requirement for consensus ensures that only something incredibly tepid can get over the line.
I'd love to have some Amazon-style incentives for my remote company to build an "office" in Tulsa.

I've been thinking of a hybrid remote work environment where we just have lots of remote workers that live near each other and can co-work say 2-3x per week - meetup for coffee or have mini hackathons say 1-2x per quarter.
Yes: for that reason and others the whole approach doesn't make much sense from a Bayesian perspective. I was trying to point that out by running with it.
Interesting site. Now I see how AvE can pay the note on that new Haas CNC machine.
But you would have to wait for day 1+ to realize
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"Move fast and break things" sounds more like humanity's approach to global warming than a wise and sustainable business approach.
Based on what is in the article I wouldn't call this a very strong thesis.

"[...] numerous persuasive similarities. Both characters held chairs at small provincial universities; both won appointments on the basis of outstanding early work; both had interests in astronomy; the two were of similar appearance"

These coincidences are supposed to be persuasive? I know several people like that. Plus the photograph and the illustration are nothing alike!

"[...] Boole was a man of high morals and excellent character, a social reformer, religious thinker and family man. The new book by MacHale and Cohen presents extensive arguments that may account for the dramatic contrast between the two characters."

I haven't read the book but that's some damning praise. The arguments are not persuasive, but at least they're long!
Again, these businesses are sustainable, proven by the fact that they are surviving, even though they say they can't find enough workers to hire. They just don't see any benefit in increasing pay, maybe because that would make them unsustainable.

Wages below a certain standard of poverty are a different issue, and those aren't the jobs with hiring problems anyway.
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Ha! I lived in West Richland as a kid, and that was exactly what I was thinking about.

But even north of I90 (eg grand coulee) is scrubby. It isn’t bland, I meant that this was the area’s best appeal.
How about iOS, particularly for X series phones which have the "bionic" ML co-processor with installable models?
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You can almost always get a free consultation from a lawyer. In that, they will make a guess as to how likely the case is to be won by you (the plaintiff) and decide whether to take it on or not.

It's possible to also have added to the judgement in your favour, coverage for any fees you've had to pay to retain counsel to take care of this legal matter for you.

I'm not sure if by "talked to some attorneys" means a casual chat with a lawyer friend over lunch, or if it means "requested a consultation to determine whether retaining an attorney is the best path forward based on A, B, C".

Call your state's bar association. They can't recommend a particular attorney, but they can generally point you to organizations that can help find the right attorney for you, particularly if cost is a factor.

Will it cost money? Definitely, up front. Will you get it back? Quite possibly.
Photomultiplier tubes, still pretty much the only solution for photon-counting applications.
Gnome does exactly that.

While Android, Windows, Qt/KDE and the web went with real fractional scaling,

GTK/Gnome, macOS and iOS went with just increasing the framebuffer size and scaling it down.

As result, when rendering a GTK app (be it a video player or a game like Minecraft) on a 4K screen at 1.5x scale, you're actually rendering it at 6K resolution, which utterly destroys performance.
> Because other countries might take the same approach

They do.

> What if China, Iran or Russia will start prosecuting US citizens for posts on the Internet that are against their laws?

They...do. Well, not necessarily posts on the internet specifically, but...

And, in some cases, not just the “appear before a court with counsel to answer charges with some simulation of due process” way of addressing crimes against their laws. Consider, e.g., the fatwa against the author, editors, and publishers of The Satanic Verses, whose targets were neither Iranian citizens nor operating in Iran.
Ever fallen asleep on the shitter? Or just suddenly out of nowhere an extremely strong urge to sleep?
I work at a very big enterprise and our W10 images have UWP apps bought by IT.

Same applies to some of our customers that have done the migration to W10.
I absolutely blame them that their tool is used for genocide and they did shit all about it. That was despite the fact that it was brought to their attention for month.

It only seemed to turn into an issue when it became a pr problem.

Absolving them of their responsibility because "it's only a tool" is disengnious, at best.
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A lot of people play with 144hz (what I play on) and some even higher (240hz). Which is just under 7ms and just over 4ms, respectively.
> Categorically denying any role for these statements (or rather what they represent) seems slightly silly. We all have values and goals besides money, and when they inevitably come into conflict, we make decisions.

Anthropomorphizing publicly held companies is quite a bit more silly. Just because I have values and goals besides money doesn't mean that companies do; I also go to the restroom and breathe oxygen.

It's often impossible to say conclusively whether money is being left on the table in the cases that you've mentioned, because there's a PR hit taken when certain things are done that could ultimately reduce revenue. In the case of Apple, the fact that the flipside of fairly tyrannical possessiveness over their customers is a vigorous defense of their customers from outside entities makes the lock-in and intentional incompatibility and obfuscation seem almost like a hug. Without that defense, it would just feel like a snare - being known to give anyone access to anything willingly would definitely affect Apple's sales in a big way. Courage in that case would be to exploit that data, figure out a way to sell that idea to the users or to conceal it from the users, and risk a lot of users abandoning the platform.

Also, Google doing what it takes to make it in China might endanger their increasing integration in the US government. The brave thing would be to try to work both at the same time.
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Being angry, stressed, pissed, or sad about Trump does not serve you. It won't improve anything, it won't make your wealthier or give you more time with friends and family, or make you popular. It will only serve to give you heartburn, distract you from your job and your relationships and friendships.

I think you would be doing yourself a huge favor to block social media and news sites on your browser and focus on what you can improve in your own life and in your neighborhood.
I’m not advocating for it, I’m earnestly asking why they don’t.
As the ACLU mentions in this article, there is more than one way to gather evidence and corroborate information than relying on sweeping up digital breadcrumbs, its not reliant on this false dichotomy of a debate regarding a [potential] defendant's privacy.
Your first post said Russia didn't change the outcome -- yet in this one you said that the effect was "small", "modest", and "a trivial impact". Once again, Trump won by 0.05%! --- A small/trivial/modest impact could have absolutely swung the election!

Assange lies all the time, I doubt there's anything that I could do to change your mind on that point but just look at the comments his former coworkers made after they were chased away from WL, his backtracking about talking to Trump Jr during the election, his withholding of documents that would be damaging to Putin, his deceitfulness in the DMs that were exposed by Emma Best last summer..

Intel agencies have Russia dead to rights on interfering in the 2016 election. Please explain how Guccifer2 accidentally logged into Twitter from the GRU headquarters otherwise... or if you're a Seth Rich truther, how a DNC worker had access to Podesta's personal gmail? It's not just intel agencies, several private security companies came to the same conclusion.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/exclusive-lone-dnc-hacker-gucc...
Probably referring to those Manning exposed thru Wikileaks.
No it is actually much worse than the WaPo but does so in a more obvious way.

Both are very sorry excuses for journalism.
By extension do you judge and dismiss everyone living in Germany today with the same rationale?
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>let anyone who feels it is worth pay for it

Just make a time limited trial, if they feel it is worth paying for then they will buy, if they don't then you don't owe them anything.
Company culture starts from the very top. C-level huddles determine the ethical priorities of its decision-makers, and these eventually are delegated down to teams.
They might not be able to recognise, but they can definitely track you.
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This Weird Al song captures this perfectly - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyV_UG60dD4
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The problem with that argument, as with many others, is that it is focusing on a small part of the entire system, while ignoring the reactions of other parts.

In this case the driving factor for automation is the same as the driving factor for higher wages: The prospect of higher profits through more work getting done. A wage increase is only possible when it increases profits over the alternative, including automation. Automation will only increase if that is more profitable than the alternative, including higher automation.
Since it came up here the other week China is able to track people based on the way they walk, my guess is a mask may help but unless you can change your mannerisms while you have the mask on it won't help long.
Gate-based quantum computers are similar to classical computers in that you can decompose any operation into a combination of a small set of universal gates (like single-bit NOT and two-bit NAND for classical computers). Typically you combine arbitrary single-qubit rotations along the X, Y, Z axes with a two-qubit gate like CNOT or iSWAP to obtain a full set of universal gates. You can then decompose your algorithm into these gates for running it, which is often doable efficiently (e.g. the Grover algorithm can be implemented easily using the gate set described above). You can also efficiently implement any classical gate operations on a quantum computer using a set of universal, reversible gates (e.g. single qubit NOT and classical CNOT). Finally, you need to read qubit states so you have to provide a readout of individual qubits, typically you implement the projection operator along the Z axis.

Now, for each of these operations you can characterize your error rate. For the processor I built during my PhD those error rates were around 9 % for qubit readout, 10 % for the universal two-qubit gate and around 1 % for single qubit gates. These errors stemmed from qubit decoherence (dephasing and relaxation), limitations of the readout and limitations of the signal precision for the manipulation. Errors are often different for each qubit and depend on the operation and the state the qubits are in (there’s crosstalk and different decoherence depending on the qubit frequencies as well), but you can usually give an upper bound for the error. Systems today are much better already btw. Given the different error rates you can very easily see how much error you will accumulate during a given gate sequence and what algorithms you will be able to run. We were for example able to perform the 2-qubit Grover algorithm with more than 50 % fidelity, which demonstrated quantum speed up for that very simple case. For a small subset of your qubits you can also perform quantum state tomography and quantum process tomography to statistically characterize their state and the quantum evolution they went through (including errors and decoherence), which allows you to characterize the errors in your system experimentally in a more precise way. Again this technique is limited by the fidelity of single qubit operations and readout, but it can nevertheless provide very good data for error analysis. For larger qubit systems tomography becomes intractable but there are other techniques that can allow you to characterize errors for these systems as well (e.g. randomized benchmarking).

So please stop telling people that it’s not possible to quantify errors, it is simply not true. Quantum computers are like classical computers in the sense that they obey the laws of physics and have various error sources that can be measured and characterized. The precision that’s required is higher than for classical computers but there’s no fundamental reason why quantum computers can’t work, it’s just a though engineering problem.
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