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Well we're already 3 years in since the new generation USB-C only Macbook Pro came out. Let's call it 7 years for a total of 10. Not putting a lone USB-A port on it was an act of extreme arrogance imho
Could you point us to some sources for that? I'm really curious
You have some existing scientific model (most likely a differential equation). You want to estimate the parameters of the model from data, but get distributions instead of point estimates so that you can quantify the uncertainty. PP is the answer.

Being able to run generic codes and packages from a whole language is really freeing because people in Stats don't generally have the same models as a systems biologist, pharmacometrician, computational fluid dynamics researcher, etc., so you know in advance that there will never be "built-in support" for any of these disciplines. And that's fine as long as the system is extensible. I like the Julia-based probabilistic programming frameworks because they let you put entire differential equation solvers in there, and estimate the parameters of some scientific model in a way where you get posterior distributions that quantify the uncertainty. Stan hard-coded 1-2 ODE solvers in there for "similar" functionality, but here we get a few hundred ODE, SDE, DDE, DAE, PDE, jump diffusion, etc. methods which all come along for the ride. Making something compatible with a PP framework like Turing.jl is essentially just making it compatible with the AD framework the PP language uses (for derivative-based sampling). I write the differential equation solvers, and we were able to get PP working without a change to the PP or DiffEq libraries, which is quite a win in my book.
There was not free trade before though. We allowed China access to our markets, they didnt return the gesture. So econmists are wrong. You can have a perfectly unfree market and still posper, all you have to do is to convince other other nations to ignore the obvious mafia like behavior.

This is both a democrats and republican making. Trump is right about this war even if it will cost some, in the long run we are better of.
Any idea why after sync I can see history from my desktop browser, but no bookmarks? There are only 3 clean folders on Firefox Preview.
I think you're getting caught up in semantics here. If you want to tie this back to the 'actual racism' you're inferring, the prejudice of the US polity towards the Iran people is what enables this policy to be enacted without any serious counter of moral concern from the populous. This actual racism is what permits the foreign policy, that ruins the lives of innocent people in far off countries. Further to that, if someone is okay with their government using this tactic on the innocent people of one foreign country vs another, you can tease apart their actual racism from nationalism.
China is building whole new cities, and is still rapidly expanding the existing ones. It’s much easier to start from scratch with the latest technology when you don’t always have a big sunk investment in an older system.
The high cost of slow Docker builds
What would the EU gain diplomaticaly also individual countries woud do this.

You could argue that the UK would side with India and project power there assuming we actually get our carriers out there.
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They do have a much more serious air quality problem to deal with.
Wondering if there is any stories backed by metrics on successful businesses that switch from a 5 days work week to 4 days
And GDPR.
Yes, indeed, I have not found any reliable source for the claim that both pilots were making significant stick inputs simultaneously for any extended period of time.
I believe this not only affecting the US.

I still have not quite understood the deal around ARM, that will stop cooperating with Huawei. This is a UK based company, owned by a Japanese conglomerate, Softbank, but they were still affected because they have a development center in Texas.

The logical conclusion would be that if you are a global company and want to keep selling to China (or to whoever will get a trade ban or sanction), you should not incorporate any US tech, or have US development teams. This seems to be quite counterproductive from the US point of view, it means that investing in the US expose you to additional risks.
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Torchbox, a digital agency with 65 employees and offices in Bristol and Oxfordshire, has become the first digital agency in the UK to transfer 100% of its business to its employees. The company offers digital product development and marketing services to clients across non-profit, healthcare and higher education sectors. It created Wagtail, the popular open source CMS now used by the NHS, NASA and Google. The founders first revealed plans to staff in March and expect the sale process to complete on the 28th June 2019.

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Yes, it's somewhat surprising that all those USB-C hubs seem to focus on providing an interface to other connectors rather than just offering more of the same, as in more USB-C ports. Maybe it's a technological limitation?

In any case I'm grateful that the Mac Mini I upgraded to recently at least offers 4 generous Thunderbolt/USB-C ports.
Hi from the former Soviet Union, where everything the state media says is true, and if it doesn't turn out to be true, it is because of misinformation spread by our foreign enemies.

I was not aware you should not post here anything less literal than x86 assembly, now I know.
Yeah.

Ports are about compatibility with the outside world. That means having the same connectors that the rest of the world has.

I don't get to choose what those connectors are. Apple as a company has some influence on that, but not enough.
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There are other circumstances that can account for the same relationship not being as prevalent in Europe. Here, for example, cars intermingle with bicycles all the time, at pedestrian crossings pedestrians always have the right of way and there are shared roads that are open both to vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The circumstances aren't great for getting into the habit of looking down at your phone while driving in the first place. It was still perceived to be a problem here, so now it's illegal.

Anecdotally, cars in Europe on average also seem smaller than those in the US, and maybe a similar correlation for vehicle-pedestrian accidents exists but simply don't result as often in fatalities.
Great to hear more businesses are doing this!
> The Iranian people are not the target -- Persia is a rich ancient civilization that's being repressed -- the West knows this and wants to see the Iranian people's massive creative potential unleashed.

Given that "the West" is largely responsible for installing/supporting repressive Regimes in Iran, that sounds a bit too naive. "Wants to replace the oppressive Regime with an oppressive Regime that will do their bidding" sounds closer to the truth to my ears.

Given the recent examples US led "Regime Change" in the area (Egypt, Libya, Iraq, to a lesser degree Syria), as an Iranian, I'd have some reservations about lofty speeches.
> Another reason to stop making dozens of different package managers.

Even better: decouple what is generic / OS specific / language specific into libraries and formats and reuse them.

I've worked on many package managers and it's astonishing how every new language reinvents the wheel and makes the same mistakes again.

People ignore the history of software packaging every day.
"prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior."
I think it's again to mitigate against potential bad actors attempting to access legitimate users' accounts.

You could use other methods but there's always tradeoffs, e.g., let's say that instead of using a captcha you just temporarily block login attempts to some account after X failed login attempts. This has the advantage that it's faster for legitimate users as you don't need to complete the captcha; however, the main disadvantage is that you can then get an attacker brute-forcing logins (even if they don't really care about getting users' credentials) which can disrupt your website by preventing potentially thousands of users from signing in.

In my opinion the captcha is the least bad option from a security point of view, as long as it has an alternative accessible mechanism for example for blind users.
The debate is really down to who 'counts' as gay. Kinsey (who really pioneered this work), for example, included everybody who had ever had a consensual same sex sexual encounter or who regularly had same sex fantasies, no matter how they self identified.
Don’t forget the Republican and Democratic parties kinda did a flip. I’m not sure if Nixon’s 1960s Republican party was the same as it is today. It was certainly starting to head the way it is today in the 1960s.
"overeliance upon old IP", "lack of investment".

What are you referring to here? The amount of capital required to develop new nodes means theres only 2 companies left actually competing at the cutting edge. And I would suspect the half life for chip IP is shorter than just about any other manufacturing industry.
Utilities are pretty highly regulated in the US, there might be political or legality reasons it would be hard for them.
It is an absurd position that your way of thinking is logical while the counterparty’s is emotional. In fact quite dishonest as a rhetorical technique. Less of a notch that is asymmetrical would look worse due to human preference for symmetry, and what the parent said is that the current solution does in fact put the statusbar at notch level. So why does it matter?
The whole point of this thread is how brilliantly elegant Ive's designs are. Yeah, it's all 1st (or 0th) world problems to talk about such issues -- that's a given entering into the discussion, not a reason to shut discussion down.
I haven't had that problem with Julia-based probabilistic programming frameworks. I stick functions from pre-existing packages into Turing.jl and it seems to work fine as long as the library is compatible with AD.
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A similar idea is explored in the novel 'The Tin Men' by Michael Frayn (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tin_Men).

One of the characters invents 'Unit Headline Language' (UHL) with constructs like 'Strike Threat Probe Row'. A key feature of the language is that you can arrange the units in many different ways and it makes as much - indeed as little - sense.

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Contact with foreign entities when that person is under investigation for illegal activities. The NSA does not investigate your communication just because you call a foreign entity.
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Only if the US company chooses to provide goods and services to customers in the EU and collects their personal data.

The case in point is like a US web company only providing services to US customers, but some Europeans who VPN'd into the US web site and pretended to be Americans sued it under the GDPR anyway. In this case the proxy company holding the Toyota shares takes the role of the VPN.
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Yes, it's interesting that the overestimate seems to be occurring on both sides. If more people realized just how small the whole LGBTQQetc. minority is, attitudes around these issues would be a lot more relaxed.
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> I personally am strongly for stopping nuclear proliferation around the world

> I want to see India and Pakistan give up their weapons

Since you are so strongly against nuclear weapons, wouldn't you agree the US should lead by example instead of "do as I say, not as I do" (which is the current policy) and start by giving up its own nukes?

Be the change you want to see in the world and all that.
You're missing the point. The situation is much more nuanced than that.

The Iranian people are not the target, the West wants to see their potential released.

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20303107
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America already took the hit when most manufacturing moved overseas. This is going to be a bigger impact on those developing countries which manufacture everything.
I second that. I would buy this man's book. Too bad it was all lost. I hope he rewrites it. I bought Clay Tumey's book after reading about him on reddit. He's another non-violent bank robber. Good story there also, except his wasnt a heroin addiction.
And that's because for some unknown reason the US is one of the few countries that tax based on citizenship, and not residence [1]. It's absurd. Even resigning your citizenship is taxed [2].

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_taxation#Citizen...

[2] - https://nomadcapitalist.com/2018/06/16/tax-consequences-of-r...
If it's so minor, why commit a whole point to it?

I'm surprised point 6 didn't defend into playground name calling.

Grow up.
You can do more or less the same with e.g. objdump, but the root difference is that DOS COM binaries are very simple: basically a tiny header then the whole program in a big chunk.

More modern formats (be it PE, ELF, Mach-o, ...) are far more complex, with many different segments, running in a more complex CPU mode, generally dynamically linked, and all the other bell and whistles. So even if you had an identical debug.exe for Linux, it would still be much harder to make sense of.
Something like this was not in the game files? How could they not have know? In Wow they always found everything within the first day of a new patch on the ptr.

But this is what I love about stories of Eve, massive wars across the stars
> It's great that you have political reasons to use Firefox.

I don't think I am making myself clear. Everyone has a cultural and political profile that dictates some choices and it doesn't matter if they acknowledge it or not.

> But to be most effective, you have to recognize that most other users won't care about it that strongly, so you have to use arguments that matter to them in a practical way.

Oh, but the privacy and anti-ad argument is a strong political argument that will outlive the tech of the day.

> and they'll stay with it by inertia.

And if Mozilla pulls a google and becomes evil, that inertia is now a problem you have to overcome on other grounds than the tech.

It's an easy and short term win-win until the next HN article "ff slower than chrome in test XYZ, jump ships everyone !".
Yes, I'm curious what might happen if China gets to a level where they have the best tech, but are not interested in sharing it.
"We allowed China access to our markets, they didnt return the gesture."

I would argue that China opened access more than the US did. During the Mao era, it was basically impossible for US goods to enter the Chinese market. The converse was not true: Chinese goods could enter the US market. So during liberalization the Chinese opened up more than the US did simply because they had so much further to go.
Heh, you have no idea how lousy Google Maps data really is until you go somewhere away from big cities and countries which Google cares about. In the remote corners of Greece for example, it's completely normal to find nothing in a spot that has a supermarket. It's either in the wrong location, mistranslated, closed 5 years ago or never was there and is just maps spam. Often squinting at the satellite data offers more of a clue where the paths are and sometimes you can glean a shop sign from above. We've had similar experiences in thinly populated areas of Galicia (Spain), Sardinia and Sicily.
Love this idea (but I didn't click the link yet) :)
I'm excited for the probabilistic programming symposium at JuliaCon :). We had so many submissions around PP languages and approaches that we decided to bunch them all together to get people talking about the pros/cons of various approaches and find out what kinds of problems to collectively tackle. PP seems like a very promising field.
Note the GCP equivalent requires some permanently running crapware inside your VM, the OpenSSH hook EC2 are using is much simpler
It's such a shit show.

A few years back, one of my ex-colleagues who needed to travel to US frequently for work was stopped right before boarding a plane because he had a layover in one of the blacklisted countries while on holiday. He didn't even know he lost his ESTA.
You don't have a legal right to limit access for the disabled, which is what services like reCAPTCHA3 are doing.
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but if anything Apple adapters tend to be higher quality than third-party ones?

Actually the Apple HDMI adapters seem to be very fragile. They continue to stop working after moderate use. I have two dead ones on my desk and plenty more that we bought with MacBooks. The offerings of MonoPrice seem to be solid though. Apple's entry also seems to have problems with budget TVs unlike others, it is very weird.
Actually, websites tend to load much faster now than they used to, because "back when," we were using 28k dialup connections, and you would sometimes have to watch a site load a piece at a time. And heaven help you if there were images in the stream, those would probably break.