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If he was extradited to Sweden, he would shortly be extradited from Sweden to the US.

The Swedish government always folds like a wet paper towel as soon as the US asks for anything.
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The market for self-driving cars that run everywhere except in places with monsoons is still quite big.
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This reminds me of the idea of bitcoin owning 51% of miners and being able to split.

What do you think?
This is so true. jQuery is really a fantastic library, but it gets dragged in the mud because of the applications of it. What people forget is that the adoption of SPA's preceded the widespread use of modern SPA-centric frameworks that we use today (duh). jQuery was the defacto standard library for web development before this transition, and naturally devs crowbarred together SPA behemoths using it. It turns out that it was not the ideal tool for that job, but it WAS (and still is) the perfect tool for the kind of lightweight interactivity that it was originally designed for.

Sorry for repeating your point in so many words, but the hate towards jQuery really gets me down.
Traffic saturated cities like Bangalore and Beijing have the strongest reasons to make self driving vehicles work, however. It is laughable that Americans would be the ones to do this, given their relatively traffic light cities (even LA is nothing compared to BJ) and high rates of personal car ownership.
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> Could you guys please tell me why it is such a bad question to ask?

Because it's nitpicking[0]. When scientists show you results of several years of work of many people, you effectively chose to ask question like "Is it really violet? Seems more purple to me". You don't contribute anything to discussion, but just want to sound smart-ass.

[0] https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=nitpicking
Why on earth would the US govt want to punish him? He helped getting Trump elected and is on friendly terms with Trump Jr.

It's not like that bunch is known for their loyalty, but even sheer self preservation would suggest that they not meddle with somebody who doubtlessly has ample receipts of their interactions.
If he was such a terrible guest why is the old consul going out holding press conferences in his defence?
You have a few options:

A paid pre-order system

A pre-signup landing page

A much smaller MVP version launched for free on product hunt

Personally, I now pre pre validate before any of the above methods by only working on SaaS I need and would pay for myself.
More proofs.

Assange refused to disclose info on Russia's aggression in Ukraine - FP

https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-other_news/2288391-assange-...

Wikileaks: A new angle on MH17: Rebels fired at Ukraine fighter jet which was using MH17 as decoy http://www.maxkeiser.com/2014/07/weeks-ago-they-wanted-to-pr... … and

https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/492033939142619136?lang...
Yes, this is exactly right. The insane identity bullshit that is driving mainstream media (largely left wing and click driven at this point), is making normal people suspicious of the coverage of any STEM achievement by a minority (not Asians or Indian men of course - they apparently do not get a part in the oppression play). What would have in years past been a minor detail, noted and briefly appreciated, now overshadows the entire achievement. What a shit situation for someone like Katie who probably just wants to do good Science, to become a peon in the identity war bullshit.
There is a big difference between preventing a single plane from landing at its preferred destination, and attempting to dictate how businesses worldwide must operate.
We don’t exist in a purely meritocratic and egalitarian society. Maybe you have never been told that you are not good enough for some work but growing up in deeply paternalistic society, I constantly heard “women are too stupid for hard sciences and they should just stick to kitchens”. If celebrating her achievements in this way changes minds of a few people and inspires a few girls to believe in themselves, I think it is worth the “biased” coverage that she is getting for her work.
Garbage paywall they fixed the Facebook paywall. Where do we go from here?
So now we're waiting for encryption keys to be released to 100s Gbs of archives that we host on torrents?
Honestly the headline doesn't match the article at all.

It's the same old advice from 40 years ago: eat your damn veggies and fruit.
It's extra interesting now because the US is now led by a government that is alleged to have illegal foreign help during the election campaign, notably through Wikileaks. I don't think the current president would want Assange extradited.
Sorry, "creepy" is a damming accusation now? That's either a poor euphemism, or a really poor accusation.
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Yes, but this twitter convo between WikiLeaks and Donald Trump Jr. is pretty damning. https://twitter.com/DonaldJTrumpJr/status/930228239494209536
There are 6 authors for that paper, the way you linked it suggested it's solely by her; are the other authors listed honorarily?

Similarly the title suggests she worked alone on the project. Which seems exceedingly unlikely given the need for telescope time and computing time and the wide range of disciplines I imagine the project covers ... did she work alone. That must be almost unique in experimentalism nowadays?
It doesn't.

You work your life around it. If you're only taking one course you can probably pull it off, otherwise you're going to have a bad time. There is a ton of lecture content, assigned reading, projects and tests -- much of it beyond what's available in the free udacity courses.

I've been taking two courses/semester and it's a significant commitment. 40+ hours per week.
> Even in some hypothetical void, you’d have the quantum vacuum state.

One could imagine that beyond some cosmological horizon the rules of physics as we know them break down and there is no zero point energy.

Normally you think of the rules of physics breaking down at a singularity point, say, beyond a black hole's event horizon or at the start of the big bang. If you subscribe to the idea that the big bang event shaped the laws of physics we know, then beyond the horizon of the "expanding" big bang, those laws won't necessarily apply.

I put expanding in quotes because I subscribe to the idea of a holographic universe. I like to think that while the universe may appear to be expanding at an accelerated pace to us, you can also think of our universe as shrinking within a fixed boundary. (Fixed relative to what?)

For example, imagine a 2D holographic plate (our true plane of existence), through which you can view an image of a 3D virtual object (our perceived plane of existance). Now imagine the interference pattern on that plate is dynamic and increases in entropy, defining and arrow of time for the objects in the 3D virtual image. The plate doesn't change size, but the complexity of the interference pattern increases, creating increasingly finer and finer details, such that from the perspective of a virtual object, everything appears to be expanding, but from an outside observer's perspective the holographic image appears to be shrinking as the entropy increases.
The woman doesn't have "proven ties with the CIA".

According to a now-deleted article by some third-rate conspiracy theorist, she at some point during a foreign exchange in Cuba worked with (not for) a feminist organisation there, the leader of which was alleged to have ties to the CIA.
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One of the ways that things have changed is the continued illegal political campaigning whilst in the embassy that Assange is accused of. Asylum doesn't give protection against breaking the law in the host country.
what sort of clinical trials?
The grade thing is huge. I've always been a 4.0 type, pushing for As in every course, but it just isn't realistic here.

Bs work, I don't care about GPA, I'm trying to learn and get the degree at the end.
Curse of knowledge - I forgot that it's not obvious that I'm a security person! Should have mentioned that!

So yes it's popular... in the security community. In the Netherlands, it was also used, but usually reluctantly when the other party asks for it and it cannot politely be refused.
More synthetic please
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Kinda like robots.txt, there's nothing preventing a crawler from ignoring it or omitting it and just doing whatever it wants. Slapping in a massive header comment might work.
Just to add here that the columns and not just the rows are also sampled at each node so the trees are deliberately prevented from learning too much. This helps improve diversity and reduce overfitting. This is typically around 1/3rd of the number of columns and controlled by the mtry parameter.
From charges that were dropped.
I'm conflicted about this. It seems to be proving Wikileaks timed the release to have an effect on the election, and was aware of its wider effects, but don't you think if someone else came to them with a similar release benefiting the opposite party they would have behaved the same way? I still find it difficult to fault Wikileaks for this. They just did the leaking.

From that PDF: Organization 1 added, “if you have anything hillary related we want it in the next tweo [sic] days prefable [sic] because the DNC [Democratic National Convention] is approaching and she will solidify bernie supporters behind her after.” The Conspirators responded, “ok . . . i see.” Organization 1 explained, “we think trump has only a 25% chance of winning against hillary . . . so conflict between bernie and hillary is interesting.”
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Weren’t the rape allegations dropped because the statute of limitations finally expired?

Sorry if I didn’t use the right terminology.
Linus wrote the most code to start the project though, that doesn't seem a good example.
It isn't heinous; it carries a maximum penalty of two years (which is actually one year, given automatic release) and normally much less than that.

The courts do, though, take a dim view of scofflaws. And especially those who successfully evade proceedings by doing so. And even more so those who put the authorities to trouble to bring them back to the court. So my guess is that there will be a trial on it, followed by a sentence in the upper end of that range.
Chelsea Manning, who actually leaked things, is still in prison because of it. Apparently nobody cares.
GnuPG is developed by Werner Koch that's German, there are a lot of German startups that work on PGP too (e.g. https://www.cotech.de).

I also used PGP to communicate with customers from Germany but it's not that every German customer of mine uses it.
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They do monitor for anomalies and swing deviations from routine patterns.

Ps I’m a provider.
A guy on Reddit actually asked this in the AMA. While that would increase the resolution, it would also be extremely difficult. The algorithms used to combine the data from the dishes relies on the exact position of the dish being known at the time of measuring, to a precision of fractions of millimeters. It's already hard to do on the earth's surface, but imagine doing it with a sattelite zipping around the earth at 20K km/s, or the moon at >1 km/s around the earth, or Mars at 24K km/s around the sun.
> If it happens on more than a few % of journeys, the public transport authority should be putting on more buses.

That's unrealistic, because there are such huge peaks in traffic. You'd need a large number of extra bus drivers only from 7:30 to 8:30 and from 17:00 to 18:00 each day.

Who would want such a job?
On the flip side over the years Assange has very much moved from a proponent of openness and protection for leakers to being a political campaigner. His choice to deliberately release material during the US election campaign in a way that was designed to politically damage the candidate he opposed goes way beyond the mission statement of wikileaks and also brings into question whether wikileaks is operating independent of Russian influence.
I think that cryptocurrency is future. To be successful in this crypto market, start out with some "fun money," then learn from resources like https://cryptolinks.com/bitcoin-youtube-cryptocurrency . As you gain knowledge and experience, then you can start investing more "seriously".
There was a woman in the panel of press-release conference.
Australia is part of 5 eyes. Very unlikely they will do anything.
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>The governments of most of Western Europe have geopolitical interests strongly allied to the US

The governments of most of Western Europe have a long history of selling out their national interests (especially the weak bureaucrats and career politicians put in place past the 80s, not someone like De Gaulle). In exchange they get US support for their campaigns, handouts, and some trinkets for their peoples. In lesser countries, e.g. Balkans, periphery, etc, stability guarantees are also given ("you wouldn't want something bad to happen between you and your neighbors now, would you?", or "You'd like to have those investments keep coming in, right?").

And when some larger countries try to get out of this stronghold, e.g. trying to buy the cheapest oil from where they want (even if the US doesn't like it), or pay in Euros as opposed to dollars, they are quickly shown their place...
Uber knows the routes ahead of time. They can decide if the route and time of day is safe enough for the limited self driving technology they employ or send a human driver if their SDCs can't handle it.
> Either way, it's bad news for Tesla

As someone in the (US) industry, everyone's hurting right now, not just Tesla. The GM plant closures have had a large ripple effect on suppliers. And beyond that, in general it seems like there's been a lot of belt-tightening over the last year. Whether self-fulfilling prophecy from fears of a recession or something else, I don't know.
Way too few presentation tools support code in any meaningful way. Try getting coloured code into Google Slides or PowerPoint is extremely difficult.

Nice to see somebody is actually focusing on this!
What does that have to do with chargers? There are less chargers than gas stations.
They can’t convict without a trial, and they can’t get a trial until they have Assange in custody or if he agrees to a trial via an intermediary.
404? Or is that the conflict? :)
TA quality is highly variable.

Some of them are amazing, some of them are totally worthless.
I'd love to read about that in detail. Are there any publicly available documents you could share?
Honestly I'd take satisfaction in what I had built. As a leader I'd greatly enjoy giving credit to the team who committed to my vision and made it a reality.
A central tenet of the UK legal system is that people on bail don't get to unilaterally decide they should just be able to skip it.
There's downsides with every approach though. While taking a "render HTML and manipulate DOM" approach falls down hard when the DOM mutations become frequent or complicated enough that they take a performance toll, the alternative most commonly peddled, "ship JSON and let the client render everything" has increased in massively increased JS bundle sizes and horrendous initial load performance on many sites.

I suppose there's the alternative of "ship HTML and forget about Javascript for the most part", but very, very few people are following that nowadays, and besides which, JQuery supports a "Javascript not required" progressive enhancement model far far more than most other front-end frameworks.
Wait, wow, I've never heard of this. Do you have a link of this phenomena?
What odds are you willing to bet and for what maximum amount?
It's in the interests of European governments to continue a good relationship with the US government, obviously. That's what "allied" means.
It's offensive and frustrating. I don't understand why people have to try and pull holes in this kind of celebration like there is some conspiracy to promote Katie at the cost of others.

If I read it right, she mentioned and praised her team as well.
Yeah, really interesting to see how there was some sort of slow-motion character assassination over the years.
Put him under pressure, wait for him to lash out, portray him as a raging lunatic and generally bad person. He went from an unsympathetic yet credible figure to one that's hard to side with for virtually anyone.

It's weird that for the most part, all his "crazy talk" has pretty much held up so far. I hope he's wrong about the extradition that's supposed to follow now, but honestly I doubt it. This is gonna go down in history as one of the more random biographies, and a pretty damning one at that.
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> I grew up hearing women are too stupid for hard sciences

Bad for you.

Thanks God I grew up in a society where every person no matter of gender and age can do hard science.
It might be something Huawei bundled into the EMUI Android distribution, but on my EMUI/Android 8 I can just disable WiFi and mobile Internet for any app here:

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Yeah, just one is a superpower, with the budget for this of 10 western states combined, and the others are not. Also one side has bases in all of the others, the others do not have their bases at that side, and so on...
As a parent I will always remember that WikiLeaks (Assange) helped to stop the torture of children in Iraq. The war cables revealed that the US government knew about the routine torture of prisoners and opponents including women and children by the Iraqi authorities, a de facto puppet regime of the US. The US government knew about this from the alarmed reports of its own personnel and decided to turn a blind eye because... I have no idea why.

If not for Assange and Manning, more parent's would have to watch while their child is brutally tortured and mutilated by the psychopathic enforcers of the US puppet regime.

This is where every rational discussion about WikiLeaks and Assange should always start. Now we can talk about Assange's abrasive personality and dumb political views.
Ken Loach and John Pilger probably didn't plan on him skipping bail. I think you can plead, but yea. It's probably gone.
Absolutely not.

You would not get any of the class interaction, you would not get any of the projects, and you would not get any of the feedback from the projects. You would miss a ton of knowledge by missing those.

Also, the slack community makes the entire program -- you really learn a lot watching the people who know the material help people out through the projects.
Isn't that income also reported to the government via 1099 forms or similar? Do those who make less money typically also have income from sources such as collecting rent or capital gains?
America's backward hillbilly lapdog? don't hold your breath.
If he was anyone else the british authorities would’ve quickly forgotten about him jumping bail.

They wouldn’t have spent this much money and resources on just anyone.
No. Previews can not be disabled and I have disabled "next episode"-autoplay for my user profile.

It'd be too weird if this was the other way around for a non-Dutch public, so I will assume you made an error formulating that sentence.
In the same way it's in the interests of shop-owners to continue a good relationship with the mafia. During the cold war, if an "ally" didn't have a good relationship, they could see their government undermined, pressured in all kinds of ways, or even toppled with their support. Not much different today, though it's less in the open.

"Allied" can mean a lot of things, but it can also be forced upon populations, have them dragged into wars for your side's interests, and so on. Not everything is what it writes on the tin.
Despite Julian's character or the surrounding controversies, let's not forget the positive impact Wikileaks made with contributions like Collateral murder [0].

0: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/July_12,_2007,_Baghdad_airst...
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TIL: some European countries allow a trial in absentia, some don't.

Do you have a reference that they are not possible in Sweden?

I can't find anything either way.
You need information before you can leak it, do you know that they didnt attempt to find information on russia?
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After all some trucking companies can sometimes even get away with not paying their drivers because the drivers didn't drive enough miles to cover the truck lease this week and therefore go home with a bill rather than a paycheck.
That scene was likely somewhat inspired by the conspiracy theories about Vince Foster.

Foster was found dead in Fort Marcy Park, a federal park in Virginia.
I don't know to what you're referring, but the facts of the matter are:

1. He was wanted for questioning for rape and sexual misconduct in Sweden. According to police records, he had sex with a woman who demanded that he wore a condom, which he did at first. Then next morning she wakes up by him penetrating her without consent. She then asks "are you wearing anything", to which he replies "I'm wearing you". The sexual misconduct charges are dropped due to statutes of limitations, and the rape case is dormant due to low probablility of resolving it. Maybe they will open it up again.

2. Assange fought the extraditions through several UK courts. He had multiple chances do defend himself, and lost every one. He lost a high court appeal, then when the supreme court upheld that decision he fled to Ecuador.

3. He claimed that his reason to do so was to avoid extradition to the US, but Sweden wasn't allowed to extradite him without UK's permission first [0]. He could've gone to Sweden and face the charges, and avoided this whole thing. But he had to make himself look like a victim of a conspiracy instead, and his followers eats it up.

He's been in self imposed custody because he refused to accept the lawful rulings of two democracies, and Wikileaks has promoted conspiracies like Pizza gate and Qanon, they are not a poor organization to fight for freedom of speech.

[0] https://www.aklagare.se/en/nyheter--press/media/the-assange-...
If I were a betting man, I would probably say this is not true. He most certainly got indicted for interfering in 2016 election and hacking Clinton/DNC emails.

I don’t have a horse in this race. Just follow this as I think it is very entertaining.

Edit: It could be both!
I cannot do any of the things you just listed.

You don't have it.
You can always have an attendant plugging and unplugging the cars (at the busiest stations where queuing is necessary), until that technology is ready.

Some gas stations still have pump attendants, after all!
It's not an ad. Most of the students I know love the program.
Thanks!

The link says nitpicking is "Looking for small or unimportant errors".

That is certainly not what I want to do.

The press is full of articles about this "First photo of a black hole". This seems to imply that it is somehow important. But so far, I fail to see what is important about it.

So my question still stands. I would really like to know in what sense this is the first image of a black hole. And if there is something we can learn from looking at it.

My first impression is "Yeah, it's round. I would have thought so." :)
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