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You are correct. There are already plenty of unhappy internal Red Hatters mad at shadowmans departure, let alone the hat itself.

Personally I find the change crisp and modern, and the fact that it's a fedora is irrelevant. The company will definitely outlive the neckbeard fedora association.
Is there a good catchy name for this "oops" stuff? It's very interesting, an interesting modern take on "embrace and extend" or "FUD".
Despite being on the FB-naysayers' side, I think that scientific and engineering work that FB outputs is amazing and greatly adds to our (tech) community. I use several of their frameworks on a daily basis and look forward into dabbling with the new stuff.
When I worked at Facebook (now more than a year ago) I remember the AI team had set up a series of demo units for anyone to try out. Small devices running "AI demoes" which were meant to show progress on the technology in some quirky and fun ways. Every single demo they had on display just would not work.

One demo, for example, had a prompt to ask the machine something about a photograph. "What color is the table?" or "What animal is sitting on the floor?"

No matter how you asked the question or what types of questions you asked, the demo would comically never get it right. "What color is the cat on the floor?" would return "A mug!" in response.
Incredibly disingenuous or just ignorant to claim there are no health benefits to eating meat
Youtube adding the banner triggered google docs to add the banner.

People could tell their boss they needed to upgrade browser to use google docs for work
I'm looking for long term work, I have been working remotely and partially in-location, I'm willing for relocating if the opportunity is great.
You can get an idea of my coding skills, by looking at my Github profile https://github.com/mariocesar, I often post code snippets in https://gist.github.com/mariocesar

# What is my stronger skill?

Django and python based projects. I have been working with Django so many years that I know how to manage myself quickly to start and complete a project quickly.

# What are the most recent skills that I'm excited right now?

aiohttp. I have been working doing "real-time" apps with node.js and switching to aiohttp was a production high jump getting back to python to build these apps with aiohttp. I also have enjoyed learning Vue to make large applications, I still enjoy React however, the internals of Vue really clicks with me.

# Somethings that made me happy recently?

My latest Recommendation in Linkedin.
Like much of Japanese society, appearances and propriety are very important. Sometimes that means releasing criminals who might not be found guilty. Sometimes it means homicides get declared suicides.
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the argument they made is the money is temporary. After a few years the federal money goes away and the state has to foot the entire bill so they would rather just refuse the program entirely. This is their public reasoning but the reality is more that it is program proposed by Obama so they just want to refuse it on political principle
Did you see the chart of browser usage correlated with this incident? The only precipitous drop in any browser usage occurred when they launched this banner. It was already on a downward trend, but an immediate drop like that is pretty hard to explain away as anything else.
Do you think that a proper Url library would have protected against a MITM’d DNS attack?
I'm inclined to agree. Microsoft's philosophy has been "give vendors all the rope they could think of asking for" for a really long time.
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The guarantee you can withdraw funds from a bank account does exist, it’s the FDIC. Tethers terms of service specifically state you’re buying funbucks / chuck-e-cheese tokens and they have no redemption value. A unit of value in your bank account represents a claim you have against the assets held in the bank backed by the weight of the US government. A Tether is worth whatever you can get the next guy to buy your bags for representing no obligations on anyone.
Can the Switch be jailbroken?
Not sure how many here would have used BBM or BlackBerries, but it was iMessage _years_ before iMessage came out. And for a few years after the iPhone, the network effect of your contact list on BBM was the main reason to keep using a blackberry.

I haven't touched the app (or the phone) for 6+ years now, but as someone in Canada, I'm sad to see this go.
Such are the problems Purism is said to be attacking: https://puri.sm/products/librem-13/
>>> What danger do you foresee in your thought experiments?

>> [example foreseen danger]

> Has there been one incident of the scenario you've described?

Don't shift the goal posts. You asked for a foreseen danger. @britch gave an example foreseen danger.

I also think the example is unfortunately realistic. I would not be surprised if in the near future repressive governments attempt to compel data brokers, pimps, and hoarders to provide information on 'undesirables'.
Report on Algorithmic Risk Assessment Tools in the U.S. Criminal Justice System
> The dose makes the poison.

Sure, but what is the effective dose for shrimp? As the article says: more research is needed.

I do recall a similar article about Prozac in American rivers, and there it was shown to be enough to affect the local wildlife.
To be fair and technically correct, the BIOS itself was not backdoored.

The BIOS itself was fine, but it contained insecure Windows-software which it requested/instructed Windows to install.

Install any other OS (like Linux) and there would be no backdoor at all.

To be clear I’m not trying to defend Lenovo’s actions here, I’m just trying to be clear about what this incident was actually about. The simplistic description is IMO a bit too simplistic in this case.
I work in this industry and can tell you alot of the mobile home value is determined by the lot rent it sits on in land-leased communities. For example if you had a $70,000 mobile home in a mobile home park and lot rent is raised from $300 to $400 then the value of the home will also fall since purchasing it comes with an increased rent payment. There is arbitrage opportunity in moving a home (In only some instances since this can cost anywhere form $3k-$20k) into a park with lower lot rents or even private land.
Liquid and solvent are different things.

Tether is more liquid, if you trust that the 74% are actually in "cash equivalent securities" and not loaned to themselves (again), but they're absolutely insolvent.
According to wikipedia Attorney General is responsible for the CPS, who answers to the Ministry of Justice...which is a Government department.
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Paying for podcasts: Luminary launches with $100M in investments
I'm reminded of the concents in Anathem, and how much I'd rather live and work in one of them rather than in today's society and work environments.
Give it a few years and the detection system will become commonplace and you'll read things like "the suspect's sushi was confirmed to contain opioids using a field testing kit" in police reports.
I love meat and many meat dishes. I would never stop eating them because they're a major part of my life. The question of if I want to change my diet is not one I'm asking myself. It seems weird to have to "debate" that with people. No amount of shaming is going to make me stop loving a good reuben sandwich or a carnitas burrito. I have no problem with other people eating what they choose but don't need to hear other people's thoughts on what I eat.

Think of it like pushy religious advocates. If they come to your door once and knock and you tell them to go way, that's mildly annoying but understandable. If they keep coming back every day saying that you "must" debate them, then that starts to get really annoying, really fast.
Honestly their toys always seemed really cool, but I'm surprised this didn't come sooner. They were _really_ expensive, which was justified by how advanced the tech was sure, but to a certain point most people just don't want to spend that much money on a toy
I don't understand how you can develop some voice chat middleware that doesn't work on almost anything that has a C compiler.
Citation welcome! Otherwise I'll continue doubting this based on my experience.
Stop misrepresenting the facts, they are not Oxford or CSIRO scientists at all. It's the "Food Climate Research Network" which is a think tank operating out of the University of Oxford. No one has "proved" anything.

In science it's actually hard to "prove" anything. You can disprove something though.
This is a great story about how company culture can get in the way of progress. Thank you "OldTubers" for getting this started!
The whole foods hot bar is where it's at. Nice atmosphere and decent food. Although of course it can be kind of pricey depending on how much you eat.
So even more numbers that we can all immediately start pressing "0" the second the line picks up.
In the 1980’s Toshiba shipped high precision 5 axis CNC machines to the USSR.

Used to enhance the manufacture of their nuclear submarine propelled blades.

Resulting in a dramatic reduction in detectable noise. Noise is the primary means by which modern submarines are detected.

Those CNC machines could have been used for non military purposes as well, but were used to enhance Soviet military capability.

With the vast majority of R&D being commercial, and much of it being of duel use nature, this is the reason why it must be done.

I don’t believe export controls should be abused.

And I don’t think export controls for bits are easy to control.

But unrestricted technology exports is madness.

Are you saying export of CRISPR tech to countries with poor human rights records, little or unknown regulation around responsible genetic modification, and a history of adversarial foreign policy towards the exporting country is selfish?
Zanny,

I am working on a startup to change this. Although the cost to move is extremely expensive, a knowledgeable tenant may find the competing park down the street will cover the cost of the move. I know this does not change their situation of being in a mobile home park but it gives tenants options and forces mobile home parks to compete.
> they renamed and republished that app multiple times

Do you have a source for that? I'm only aware of Onavo code being shared with another FB survey app which was running in parallel (ie, not the same app renamed and republished)
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If you work at gitlab, you can download the free version of TeamCity on their website. Setup a few projects and it will be obvious what it does better.

You may want to try a C#, java, python and a go projects to see the differences, with slaves on Windows and Linux. There are some pretty tight integrations for some of these.
The thing is that no one makes a chip like Tesla wants that is tailored to their workflow. Tesla, by going with the 14nm process and inexpensively licensing core IP (i.e. for the ARM cores) and only customizing the NN portion, is able to keep chip dev costs low enough so that in the end they're saving a little money on unit costs, getting a power/performance benefit, and as a bonus is building in-house expertise that enhances their value as a company. That's not a bad plan, IMHO.

Also, a side note, but maybe it was a bad idea for BMW to use Peugeot engines in the Mini... I've not heard good things about them... (Which is irrelevant to the point at hand, of course.)
Google Web and App Activity and Location History can now be set to auto-delete
Then why do posts that talk about our (the US's) problems such as Rikers always get flagged on HN whereas posts about other countries get through?

Seems like empty rhetoric to me.
Yeah, 99% of dell computers
it should be mentioned that even with WPA2-PSK wifi you are vulnerable to arp spoofing
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Or banning for a period of years the company from any government work as happened to Arthur Anderson in the UK.
There are free market solutions to the problem with mobile home parks. Even from an economic standpoint there is a huge inefficiency in the industry to the benefit of the landlords.
The Verge has far more details on what everyone is going:

https://www.theverge.com/2018/11/29/18117741/nasa-clps-progr...
Yes what they did is totally 'normal' if you ignore the elephants in the room that Assange had a legitimate claim to asylum from US persecution (and that they refused to promise no extradition) and that the case was ridiculous in the first place. He stayed in Sweden for five weeks after the event and they let him leave after he failed to gain a work permit.

Here's some of the ridiculous things:

* the women admit to sleeping with him consensually before and after the alleged offenses,
also housing him in their homes and hanging out socially
* the accusations were made after the alleged victims consulted with each other at the police station
* the only actual formal accusation that one of the women is standing behind is that Assange tampered with a condom.
How the heck is anyone supposed to investigate that?
* the initial prosecutor looking at the case dismissed it, but it was mysteriously re-opened by another prosecutor
* once he left the country they raised an Interpol alert for his arrest, as if he was a terrorist
* for years they refused to question him at the embassy, even though it was an easy way to move the 'investigation' forward
* now that they have a chance to prosecute him, of course they will not bother
Facebook Is Launching a Major Redesign
It's effectively coming out of the cash they were sending to Nvidia, so the effect on cash flow is actually positive.
I don't believe parent comment is saying that the description is too literary, or not scientific enough.

I think he's saying that the article takes unnecessary pains to signal, "These people weren't 'on our side' culturally". Unsophisticated, un-woke, "problematic", etc. Parent is correct that his has become a checklist trope over the past few years.
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Yeah but back to its point, he argued lidar was not optimal for "computer vision", do you think it has limits that would be shadowed by multi camera NN analysis ?

That he's doing bad PR is another point (that we can discuss also but is harder to comment on objectively)
I've dealt with "agile experts" who appear to never have actually read the agile manifesto. For those "experts" is always about following the rules and process of their version of agile.

What gets presented by these "experts" is rarely anything like the original indent if not the anthesis.
Facebook's new design revealed – launches dating app to rival Tinder and Bumble
I feel like if we were scaling this to a corporation then all shareholders would potentially have a right to be present for the trial? There might (terribly) be some sane precedent set prior to the 13th amendment regarding the rights of slave owners to be present at trial for their slaves - I'm 100% anti-slavery but it is the last instance I'm aware of that might yield light on what rights legal persons who partially own other legal persons who have been charged with a crime have.

Edited - reworded "persons" to "legal persons" in a few places.
One thing that hit me is related to something I often say in jest: I perform for an audience of one, myself.

Basically, if I think something would be funny to me, I do it. Then to see him describe it as "sociopath humor" was a little jarring.
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He's a fucking idiot.

Here's the letter May sent, which makes it sound like regular interviewing and discussions: https://twitter.com/BBCBreaking/status/1123635838523465729

(But, obviously, the security services aren't going to say "we know it was him").

This, from Buzzfeed, about him is telling: https://www.buzzfeed.com/emilyashton/britains-new-defence-se...
Oh right I forgot that part of the story as soon as I closed out and came back here. Duh. I could see that being the culprit!
Tesla had a vid of their system doing that quite well https://youtu.be/Ucp0TTmvqOE?t=8324
Pine Street Market in Portland is a lot like what you envision. In typically Portland fashion it is a little on the fancy side and priced somewhere between fast food and pub fare but still reasonable in my book. Food cart culture in PDX somewhat emulates canteen style dining too.

http://www.pinestreetpdx.com/

The Parts Unknown Nashville episode also had a good look at cafeteria style dining that you may enjoy.

https://explorepartsunknown.com/nashville/when-all-you-need-...

I personally would love such an establishment in my small city.