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Harari: 1) Wheat domesticated us, not us wheat.
2) “People think in stories”
Drivel, but popular withe IQ 105-120 set.
Here is a more recent paper [1] from Pentti Kanerva that gives a great introduction: http://www.rctn.org/vs265/kanerva09-hyperdimensional.pdf. More papers can be found with the query "vector symbolic architecture". I find it utterly fascinating.

[1] Kanerva, Pentti. “Hyperdimensional Computing: An Introduction to Computing in Distributed Representation with High-Dimensional Random Vectors.” Cognitive Computation 1 (2009): 139-159.
"You have to calculate the burden of the query before you execute it so you don't end up crashing your database."

This sounds like disaster waiting to happen.
Ajit Pai caves to SpaceX but is still skeptical of latency claims
DoorDash (and maybe others; not sure) pay the drivers less (on average) if you tip.

So, tip with cash instead of not tipping at all. It costs you the same, and the delivery person is paid more.
On History: Not textbooks, but if you want an enticing read to relatively recent times, I suggest biographies.

Ron Chernov: Alexander Hamilton. An excellent introduction to the birth of US. As a european US history is not that well covered in our school. There's also the musical version by Lin Manuel Miranda which alone is worth a few books of education alone.

On the birth of modern india:
Herman: Gandhi & Churchill: The Epic Rivalry that Destroyed an Empire and Forged Our Age

On the roman world:
Julius Caesar: Gallic wars.
This is a surprisingly readable book given that it's a propaganda piece written two thousands years ago. Highly recommended as it gives insight to just how organized-yet-cruel the ancient world was.

General history:

Acemoglu: Why nations fail. This is a must read. It attempts to explain (with great success) how institutions have molded the modern states into the way they are now, and what exactly seems to be at the root of inequality and prosperity.

If I had to recommend two books, "Why nations fail" would always be one on that list.
It's 2020 - why is it so hard for someone to do basic video conferencing? How is this not a commodity?
Not great, not terrible. You do need physical access to the device and to know what you're doing, if I had a device based on nRF52840 as a user, I wouldn't worry so much. More worrying is maybe for producers of devices, afraid their IP might get stolen. But, honestly, if I put an embedded device out there, I expect a sufficiently determined attacker would be able to read it anyways.
We will hopefully not get hers immunity. Spain, Italy and Sweden are not close yet and they were pretty close to capacity, same with NYC. There is no safe way to get to herd immunity, it’s vaccine or nothing.
I disagree with this statement,

> However, just from a cursory review of the mugshots, people of color were disproportionately represented in the mugshot database. So it’s not entirely fair to criticize the facial recognition technology for matching more people of color.

No, the point is the disproportionate representation, and it is a fair criticism, because it is a fundamental limiting factor in the use of the technology. You seem to be distinguishing the "technology" from the data source, but that is not possible. The quality of the technology depends on the quality of the data provided to it.

> I believe a curated list of mugshots with certain characteristics would result in a similar representation of mismatches. Nothing I have read about the technology suggests that there are inherit [sic, is inherent] bias.

This bias is in the data, not the algorithm per se. This is quite accepted in many, even most, criticisms of machine learning applications in the social sphere. It comes up a lot for example in NLP models, for example with assumptions on gender for professions.

It is a technology problem because it demands a technological solution, because removing any and all bias by hand-curating datasets is just not a scalable approach.
Reddit is one you might have heard of.

pypi.org is another that's familiar. You know, every time you type `pip install x` yeah, that's pypi.

Although I think those are both powered mainly by Pyramid rather than flask. Still, same concept.

As others mention, large parts of google and youtube are still python. Dropbox was so invested in python that they employed Guido van Rossum for a while. Instagram, a lot of Yahoo! back when they were a thing, Spotify, Quora, Pinterest, Hipmunk, Disqus, and this really obscure satire site called The Onion that totally never gets any traffic at all.

All of them powered by python at their core, many of them Django, some Pyramid, and some Flask.

Yes, getting that big does require big teams. Becoming one of the top 100 or so sites on the internet always requires some special sauce as well as dedicated teams. But most of these companies started with Python and a framework and got to massive web scale along the way and never changed the core platform because there really wasn't a need. Handling scale isn't about your core language or framework. It's about dozens of other things that you can offload to other things if you're smart. But let's be real: sourcehut isn't close to any of that level of traffic.

My negativity on this isn't about stanning a particular language. I'm an agnostic in multiple ways. I'll use whatever tool seems like the best fit. I'm down on this because the explanation is tool-blaming, murky, unclear, and doesn't provide a lot of the detail I would want to have if I were depending on this service.

On the other hand, the guy has always said this is an alpha project and you should expect major changes. That's all fine. It's just weird to me to see a "why I'm changing from X to Y" post that doesn't really explain anything other than "I might be bad at this."
> The board of directors sets the strategy for the firm.

I have never seen this be the case, though I can only speak for start-ups and early post-IPO eras.

The board provides oversight over the CEO and other executives responsible for planning in the organization. They review quarterly earnings and other financials, and provide feedback and thoughts on what the company wants to do in the subsequent planning period (which is driven by the CEO, not the board). Usually the board and leadership team meet only once a quarter, with the occasional call in-between (but otherwise very little face time).

More often than not the board's influence is in asking questions that help the CEO and leadership team better flush out their plan, pointing out potential issues or bringing up topics of discussion that may not have been considered. Maybe a board member has experience in something on your roadmap, or knows someone/company/product that can help.

Maybe they feel very strongly for/against something, so you commit to getting back to them with your thoughts/plan of actions after doing some more due diligence. Maybe they think you want to spend too much on a new initiative next year, and want to see a revised forecast that bakes in a more conservative approach.

Boards have say in executive compensation & equity grants, but rarely otherwise seem them get involved in financials. Usually they have their own financial analyst look over your data, and ask a lot of uncomfortable questions you don't currently have answers to that you maybe get embarrassed about when you finally do figure it out.

In rare circumstances, the board may have negative or lukewarm feelings about what's presented and the CEO may decide to revise that plan, but it really depends on the CEO. New CEO's may be more likely to buckle to board pressure/suggestions than an experienced CEO. I've seen it both ways (usually the CEO doesn't want to hurt future fundraising and may acquiesce more readily).

At the end of the day, it's the CEO leading strategy with the board providing a "first right of refusal/you're crazy" role.
C++ Transform and reduce alternatives (2018)
G like Giraffe or G like Gorilla. It's not worth time arguing about it.
Serious answer: they can edit your comments and posts without it having edit mark, so it looks like you wrote it and never edited.
It is interesting that the presence of guns is regarded as something that makes police work a lot harder and dangerous in the U.S. compared to the rest of the world, while the training of new officers is limited to weeks instead of years.
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Given the age of these posts, the many of the numbers used are outdated, but most of the general ideas are still relevant. There are a few other concepts that would be worth mentioning these days even in this kind of high-level overview: Error handling and recovery has gotten really complex; drives will adjust how they perform read and program operations as the flash ages. Some drives do proactive scanning for data degradation to catch errors before they become uncorrectable. There are new ways for the host OS to provide hints about data lifetime and preferred data placement, which can be very helpful in avoiding unnecessary write amplification. In the absence of such hints, some drives have heuristics that try to infer data lifetime information based on IO patterns.
That's indeed one of its selling points. But most products I see that adopt graphql are exactly 1 database.
I'm unsure what you mean. Typically Slav's aren't considered to be a minority in the US. There tends not to be any official programs to support POC of color in the US. Most everything is based on economic circumstance. Immigrants except for refugee's typically aren't eligible for much of anything.
Especially considering they employed the BDFL.
After giving in for a few weeks during the local height of the pandemic, I've come back to pay cash only. I hope everyone who cares does.
It means NYC must do this three times more to get to herd immunity, and strike the right balance each time. Still it is far from safe since people can come from the rest of the country so it’s not a real herd immunity.
Get more rest, and/or check out other possible sources of cognitive impairment.

Mold, chronic illness, blue lights on while you sleep, etc. Wishing you the best.
Most public libraries have ebook lending, and there are lots of free sources that don't pose an existential threat to the archive
Because an eBook is not at all like a physical book. It's more like a service that interacts with DRM to provide an illusion of physicality. Libraries should be enabled to digitally lend their physical holdings and not have to rely on these eBook licenses, and CDL is a great model to that effect.
How come that places like these are not protected by the government? In other countries you are barely allowed to tear down houses older than a hundred years.
Saying we don't have equal rights is a serious claim and one that would need backing up.

As for equal opportunity and recognition, I would say it's often skewed in favour of women right now. A woman can find a job in tech quite easily because, for some reason, companies want to hire women. That's not equality. Recognition is also higher for women. Women don't have to be first or best to get recognised, they just have to be the first or best woman. There's no such thing as "first man". It's often repeated that the first programmer was a woman. OK, so who was the first male programmer? Nobody knows or cares.
> But that does not mean that going for herd immunity is a bad thing.

One way or the other, end game is herd immunity. But when you let it just "go freely" you overshot - more people then is necessary for herd immunity will get sick.
They don’t have to break the law to exert great control over others.

And that’s the only point in having so much wealth.
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They claimed that they announced themselves which suggests that they didn't know that the warrant they were serving was no-knock.

Their shots apparently hit the apartment above. With a breaching entry and an unknown target, random positioning in the horizontal plane may be expected but in the vertical plane it is definitely not. That suggests that they were holstered when they kicked in the door.
Further, the gunner shot once and hit while the "police" shot many times and only managed to hit his girlfriend which suggests that they were much more panicked than someone that was asleep 1 minute before the encounter started.

what does the evidence look like when the police decided to rob you?
Of course news agencies should report that the US Senator has that opinion. There are plenty of news agencies that reported on the fact that the NYT published this opinion piece, for instance, and I don’t think people are too upset about those reports. It’s the publishing of the opinion piece that is the issue.
Cooking: Larousse Gastronomique

History/Anthropology: Seeing Like A State
And that's why we don't have any airport or car park in Europe.
You would also need to control for unreported crime in non-black races. If the police ignore minor crimes by some races (eg not arresting white people found with small quantities of drugs) while they do arrest black people for the same crimes, or if the police ignore crime committed in white neighbourhoods and focus their efforts on arresting black people, then "black rates of crime are higher" is a fiction that stems from systemic police racism and isn't provably real.

The problem is that you're assuming the system is fair and therefore the statistics that come from it are a reflection of reality. If the system is racist then the statistics will be a reflection of that racism. Until you can demonstrate that isn't the case then using crime statistics as an excuse for police actions will be questionable at best, and actively enabling racism at worst.
For me, I can't help but place blame on the actual agents of its potential demise: the plaintiffs of this lawsuit
> Doordash seems to have the most variety but the dashers take their merry time on their way to you (and customer service is nonexistent)

I was picking up sandwiches from a popular sandwich joint last week and the Doordash drivers were picking up multiple orders each time. So most likely the "delay" is really them stopping at other houses to drop off food on their way to you, or vice versa.
But we don't have such a society today. So there's a distinction between those making a sacrifice and those that are not.
These attempts to frame masks as emotional or fear are very manipulative. Please argue by facts instead of emotional appeals to peoples insecurity.
Your link [2] doesn't work. If you were linking to Incropera-Dewitt its a great book!
- Norvig's AI: Doesn't have much deep learning, but you get through it and understand the expansiveness of the field.

- Algorithms - Papadimitrou and Vazirani: I had a professor who described this as a poetry book about algorithms. Alternative is Sipser

- An Introduction to Statistical Learning: This is like a diet form of Elements of Statistical Learning which is much more approachable and pragmatic.

- Janeway's Immunobiology - De facto standard of immunology. Great.

- SICP: duh

- Principles of Data Integration: This is more because the subject matter is so important and nobody really has studied fundamentals. Did you know general data integration is AI-complete? If 99% of work in AI was spent on data integration, the field would move so much faster.
Name one decent Disney animated movie that was released after Pixar was founded (excluding Pixar films post-acquisition).

There aren’t many because most of Disney’s talent left around when Pixar was founded. Without movies to continuously hook new kids, their entire empire is a house of cards.
Contract testing is no go in the US, herd immunity is not realistic. It’s open up as much as we can and wait for vaccine. Is not going to be good if there is a second wave.

I think South Korea, Hong king and Singapore already had second wave.
Our government, like a lot of our citizens, are racist.
(The government is also beholden to the mining industry...)

Our PM today claimed we didn't have slavery here (in response to the BLM marches).

Narrator: Australia did have slavery...
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I enjoyed working with Swift, and I did enjoy working on Objective-C as well back when; my main gripe with Swift is that it's still a niche language for niche applications, unfortunately, and only really practical in a Mac environment.

XCode is great though, I miss working with it. I miss the browser-like swipe-to-go-back operation. I did set up a theme similar to Midnight in IntelliJ though.
> Doubt it. I suspect that browsers have some sort of happy eyeballs algorithm for determining whether to use http/3 specifically because some networks don't handle it well.

On day zero? Sure. But then good networks will slowly enable UDP/443 anyway, and have good cover because it's The Web, and eventually it'll be enabled on more than 90% of networks.

Then a few non-browser applications that use QUIC/HTTPS will decide that 90% is good enough and start to not support TCP anymore, causing trouble for the holdouts and getting it enabled on 95% of networks. Then even more applications will do that.

At some point the browsers can put up a warning when fallback happens, telling the user that their network is degrading performance.

Eventually the number of networks that don't support it is small enough that nobody supports fallback anymore.

> How so? how is TCP 80/443 and UDP 80/443 harder to traffic shape than TCP 80/443 alone?

They can't mess with window sizes and such because they're inside the encrypted payload.
It probably did, but note that the scope was limited: Books released too recently were excluded (if I remember correctly, the cut-off was 5 years?), and they are still DRM protected and have to be returned at the end of the 3 month period, when the waitlist will kick in again.

Also note that the publishers' problem is not just the 3 months of waitlist suspension (supposed to offset the closure of physical libraries during the pandemic), but the practice of controlled digital lending of books scanned from physical copies (ie handing out a digital copy for each physical copy you've got sitting on your shelf) without additional royalty payments.
A substantial part of the US population will not cooperate.
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It’s nice having the metadata around the push available versus raw blobs to s3.
Very sad.

Off topic but do you know of any effective programs for supporting aboriginal youth in tech?
It seems like the root financial problem isn't for-profit versus non-profit, it's pay-per-procedure? This is like paying the fire department based on how many fires they put out. Medicare seems no better.

(I would guess that Kaiser might be doing somewhat better since they're paid monthly but their finances aren't easy to find.)
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Of course testing scales with the size of the country.
> HN is one of the highest concentrations of intelligence on the planet, and much could be learned from voting patterns of this demographic.

Probably correct for what I know. But that doesn't means that all results here are valid.

The concentration of intelligence is obvious, but that doesn't mean I don't see sloppy reading and weird logic all the time.

Intelligent people also have biases, also read too fast and doesn't catch the nuances, also become hot headed etc etc.
A pretty interesting podcast from Quanta Magazine suggests that it might not be a simple matter of training set size:
https://www.quantamagazine.org/where-we-see-shapes-ai-sees-t...
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Yes, a long discussion of the starting problems of electric motors. That was Tesla's real contribution to motor design - he came up with effective ways to get AC motors started under load.
You assume make is only for compiling, but it's not.

It's just a task runner.
I personally don't object to 'trivial' functions sprinkled in my stdlib. I mean your own comment already highlights it, the return value of strstr() and strpos() is not intuitive, whereas you expect a boolean for a 'contains()' function.

Of course, it also highlights one of PHP's often repeated criticisms, that of function naming inconsistency.
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This also holds true for the more general case: be very very careful with jokes, especially sarcastic ones, whenever there is any kind of power differential. The response really is very different than from an equal peer. Just think how these come across from a colleague or from your boss:

"Who created this piece of crap? Haha!"
"Well, I guess you will have to wake up earlier to finish it haha"
"Calling it a day already today?"
"Oh yeah this is pretty much the quality I expect from you haha"

Humour can be a very powerful tool in a leader's toolbox but it takes a really really good relationship and a culture of emotional safety to work. When in doubt I'd always play it safe.