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>from assumptions about machine architecture, you can use emulators

That is exactly NOT true, since there is no 100% correct emulation around, think of x64 emulation with integrated Meltdown, if you don't know about meltdown your emulation has no implementation for it.

Look you made a perfect counterargument, using unreliable hardware...with your words you could just test it with unreliable emulation ;)

>unreliable hardware... how frequently servers

Wait...server's and unreliable do not match together...and then the BMC argument..sound's bit crazy to me.
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So manufacturing is generally quite efficient. Toyota would be one of the powerhouse I had in mind, as would be most car companies. Note that Toyota is very much a global company and under the pressure of competition worldwide. But many large Japanese companies aren't.

>For example is Toyota also thriving on wasted meeting time, fax machines, and hand-written letters? Doesn't seem likely.

I don't want to go too much in specifics, but the examples I gave are actually coming from a company whose sole client is a large car company.
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The inefficiency is generally limited to white collar workers. Japanese blue collar workers are very efficient. Also, internationally competitive companies like Toyota often (but not always) have better business practices.
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> In my humble opinion, that license mess set back innovation in the portable audio space by a good 5 years.

Seeing all this, I'm convinced that copyright in general and patent system in particular does more harm than good by slowing down the technical progress of the humanity as a whole for the sake of some already rich people becoming a bit richer.

The initial idea behind patent system was sensible, but the way it's abused now... I mean, it could work in today's world as intended if patents lasted a year or two, not what is effectively eternity.
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The interesting thing is that web browsers can make people "get on board" with anything. Most of the PKI and TLS changes in the last couple years have happened because Chrome/Firefox/Safari have decided to say "this or your page won't work".

Understanding where web security is right now is about understanding who is making the decisions (regardless of any claims about committees and processes), and what motivations they have to make the decisions they do.
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H.265 is still not mainstream, and not used to full extend of its performance

I'm not sure if 265 is worth spending efforts on now when 266 is about to crash the party, and will be equally adopted at least "equally poorly"
I work with a ton of ex-Nortel engineers in town. All of them agree that the company was grossly mismanaged. The CxOs fudge the accounting, ignored warnings about their systems, and the burden of Nortel's fall should be mainly shouldered by management.

Huawei hacks are the sideshow, the burning tire fire of management is the main act.

Your parents aren't the only ones burnt by Nortel. Lots of Nortel employees indulged with the paper gains of their stock, only for it to crater and created lots of financial strain.

But like most articles with a question as the title, the answer is typically no. This article, frankly, is trying so hard to rewrite history, to divert attention from the main act to the side show.
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Google tells me inflation since then has been around 35% - is this really news? I feel like price memory trips people up, it would be nice to report a stable figure that doesn't become obsolete in a decade
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I suppose I can answer this, as a high school kid: because it's interesting! I'm really interested in compilers and interpreters as well, I suppose because I think it's cool how they're so integral to all kinds of programming, and how it takes so much work to build one that can then almost magically understand what you tell it to do. I work on RustPython[0], and even though I've seen and edited the bytecode interpreter loop and the parser and the ast->bytecode compiler and all of the builtin functions and types, it's still hard to fathom that all of that is running under the hood when I type something at the REPL and it just runs.

[0]: https://github.com/RustPython/RustPython
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From the comments, it's clear that one faction is extrinsically motivated another another is intrinsically motivated. A healthy company has a mix of both.

Intrinsically motivated are usually the most cost effective, and don't fight for recognition, and happy to R&D at night and document their findings. Extrinsically motivated people are happy to do the dirty, boring work or even sit in a role where no work is necessary, which would drive the intrinsically motivated people crazy.

Extrinsically motivated people will leave you for a job at a FAANG. Intrinsically motivated ones will leave you to do their own startup. You can't stop it from happening, but just maintain good enough conditions to keep the medium skilled ones.
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We always have lots of food in the house as we cook on an ongoing basis, someone or even a few people coming over won’t make us go to the grocery store.

And my family prefers home cooked food not because of frugality, but because it’s much healthier and tastier. We can usually make a convoluted meal with at most 3 man hours (split amongst 2 or 3 people), including cleanup. But it will taste thousands of time better, and I will be able to trust the ingredients and quality more.

I’ve actually calculated that we spend more on ingredients and labor than going out to eat, but no normal takeout restaurant offers what we can make at home (it’s not affordable for most people to buy that quality food when you account for overhead and profit margins).

Although I do understand the convenience of ordering out if you live in a cramped apartment in downtown SF/NYC/other big city. But once you have the facility to cook, the marginal cost is tiny.
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I can't speak for what the best method of organizing for the ML community should be, but society at-large is already stuck answering these infinite moral quandaries.
> implies it followed some amoral natural law

Doesn't it? If you have two lions of the same physical ability and one of them hunts for six hours a day and the other one hunts for 12 hours a day, which one would you expect to be more successful?

> Stating academia as an institution just “is” isn’t much different than asserting the military-industrial-congressional complex just “is”

It's not about academia specifically though, it's about any and all systems where individuals compete. Given similar talent, the one who puts in more time/effort will likely win.
How about this [1]?
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG0HI2DY4Xk
AV1 beats h.265 by 20-30%, h.266 beats h.265 by 50%. Honestly for that little of an improvement I'll go with AV1.
>Fifthly, machine learning, and computer science in general, have a huge diversity problem. At our CS faculty, only 30% of undergrads and 15% of the professors are women.

Yes, and the deep sea fishing, oil drilling and logging industries also aren't super diverse and have a severe lack of women. I don't see anyone complaining about that. Different groups have different preferences. I've met several women who have gone into science and IT only to find it immensely unfulfilling, as it's often a very socially isolating job by nature, and leave to switch careers.

If there's a rule or law preventing women from getting into the industry, then let us know and we'll change that. But don't criticize an entire industry because women on average chose to pursue other passions.

>At this very moment, thousands of Uyghurs are put into concentration camps based on computer vision algorithms invented by this community, and nobody seems even remotely to care.

What does he propose be done about this? Tell Chinese government bureaucrats to stop "stealing" publicly accessible research papers and code to implement tools that help commit genocide? Sue the Chinese government for violating licensing agreements that require "no violation of human rights"? Not everything should, or can be, about global politics. We should let people researching machine learning worry about machine learning, and leave the broader socio-political effects to political pundits and sociologists.
ok I'll bite. How many tens (of millions)? Can any country purge ten million own citizens to improve their global reach? Is it like a warcraft movie spell?
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> what determines if people lean left or right

What if people don't lean left or right but instead that there is only enough signal to noise in a group of 300 million people trying to make a decision to have a multiple choice answer of yes or no, more or less, yellow or green?

Under a system like that peoples natural tendency toward tribalism would cause them to group people under the two camps yellow or green, me and other. They might naturally assume that the other group just always vote other because they are the voters that vote other. The idea that it's actually a large group of people with diverse and changing opinions who vote of their own freewill rather than a loyalty to a colour is lost in the noise.

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I don't really know a lot about energy. Is this similar to something like Energy Vault[0] or is stabilizing the frequency different to storing power for later use.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gn5AM75AGvw
> Unfortunately my phone is literally the first thing I do when I wake up

If this is true, like if you use your phone as an alarm clock, you’re screwing yourself.

BJ Fogg’s book Tiny Habits walks through this exact example, and spoiler: it’s hopeless unless you physically separate from your phone. The only levers you have to manipulate your behavior are prompt, ability, and motivation.

Your phone prompts you reliably, it’s easy to stay in bed and easy to look at social because your notifications are right there, just move one finger, and you’re motivated at a visceral level to look at social because of that dopamine hit.

The only solution he provides is removing the prompt. Get an old style alarm clock and put your phone in the other room at night.
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Isn't that largely dependent on hardware acceleration from CPU manufacturers? Or is ffmpeg always software encoding?
first of all, I don't think "most inappropriate languages for frontend development" is a thing, it is just a new way to do web dev that is different to what you used to be doing with. If you don't think it is an approach that you prefer/can accept, you can just move on continue with whatever you like. You should learn from the people who built Brython, they don't like the way how the current web is being built - hence they continue doing what they believe its right, BUT wihtout putting shit on other's people's work.
I'm not disagreeing with your basic idea, but it seems you're nitpicking and talking past Yann's point.

A model's only link to the real world is the training data, so saying it's sufficient to "worry about the training data" captures all the concerns we may have about bias, because from the model's POV there is no other relevant interface with the real world.

Saying "we need to do more" is devoid of meaning when by addressing the training data we are truly doing all we can as model builders and trainers.
Yes, but delta doesn't have side-by-side diff. Is someone aware of a command line util, that has side-by-side diff and syntax highlighting? I know that Gitlab can do that.
It’s a system of people. So obviously the “root-cause analysis” would only happen if the problem wasn’t an accepted part of society. Why would anyone seek to solve a problem that no one cares about.

If half of the population (the people with power) directly benefits from an unjust system, but says nothing about it, it will never be addressed.

There is a conflict of interest.

How can you benefit from an injustice, stay silent, and still just passively hope it will get fixed? Hundreds of years in isn’t proof enough that sitting around hoping someone else fixes it doesn’t work?
Nobody mentioning EVC? Worth a read for anyone concerned about patent licensing:

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There are 3 video coding formats expected out of (former) MPEG this year:

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So this isn't necessarily the successor to HEVC (except that it is, in terms of development and licensing methods).
I'm tackling this problem, too! My focus is on data-longevity so everything is based on simple files and folders.

The idea is that the app "understands" the structure of the content. A bit like a combination of a notebook, Xcode, a calendar, and Wolfram Alpha :)

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You should try harder to give people the benefit of the doubt - you can't expect people to list every single possible caveat for every opinion they express. The article, and the parent post, both do not equate such a contrived minor injury to destroying an entire business, and you absolutely know this.
I'm not 'objecting' to anything and I don't think it's misleading. I just think it's weird to describe a simple machine in terms of a more complex machine by pointing out that in one aspect the more complex machine is doing what the simpler machine does.

It's like describing a light-switch in terms of relays. Not wrong, not even misleading, but normally you'd expect the comparison to be made the other way around; describing relays in terms of light-switches or the rotational inertia of turbines in terms of flywheels.
> Putting your users interest first needs to be balanced with remaining profitable so you can keep existing.

Although this can be a sound principle for many, I do not agree with it. Brave is not 'entitled' in any way nor should the world bend to make Brave possible. It's a company like any other, with a product like any other and with, IMO, questionable leadrship principles demonstrated over and over again. The market will 'price' it accordingly in terms of market share.

If I was to build a browser (which btw I am doing) I would put 100% user interest first, at the price of not succeeding in the market. That is the only way I could sleep well at night.
Have you asked if they were engaging in bad behavior? One sided anecdotes are often unreliable.
>As a white person I'm not worried about the police pointing guns at me when walking home with my kids in a nice neighborhood

8 unarmed black men died at the hands of police last year. In a country with tens of millions of police interactions every year. And proportionally the number of white people who died by cop is approximately the same.

What people are worried about right now is a mass hysteria manufactured by a slanted media determined to paint a picture which absolves blacks of any responsibility.

I'm more than willing to admit that yes, to some extent, discrimination/racism play a role in unequal outcomes. Are you willing to accept that personal choices have a far greater effect?
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Looks like a content-stealing site thinking adding a PNG that credits the original source is enough to keep them away from trouble...

The Guardian's registration nag keeps getting worse and worse, but there is still a button labelled "Not now" to bypass it.
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Author here. I need help to figure out my interests. I'm not interested in web development anymore and definitely on ML/AI / crypto. I'm interested in building stand alone tools but not sure whether I can find a career for it.
It is insane that we consider it a matter of personal responsibility to have an on-demand carnival in our homes but to have the restraint to barely use it. We light our houses daylight-bright with ceiling-mounted lights at night, and can press a button to have world-class entertainment of all sorts instantly, at any hour. That's an awful way to live.

It's nuts to think most people can live in an environment like that and not suffer negative effects. If people complained they were having trouble sleeping and difficulty focusing, what with the celebrities having a conversation the next room over, the opera in the room on the other side, the orgy in the room accessible just next to that, and their favorite band playing sets in their bedroom itself, all at once, every. single. day and night, nonstop, we'd tell them they needed to move somewhere those things weren't happening, because how could one possibly live healthily in such an environment 24/7? OK to visit, but a terrible place to live. And if anything the Internet is worse than that because there are people paid to get you to engage with it even more. It's like that scenario but also there's a promoter constantly telling you all the cool stuff going on, who will not shut up.

There's no living with our modern tech & Internet in one's house and not having serious problems. Not for the vast majority of people. The medium is the message and the message of the Internet is poor sleep and soul-sickness.
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I think this goes beyond science. People don't just change their minds. The only consistent way to get people to change is to wait until they die.
H.266 will take many years to become a usable standard. H.265 is quite mainstream - even some cheap smartphones shoot it. Many modern DLSRs / mirrorless cameras shoot it.
Probably not at that point, but if some PC media downgrades Tesla because Elon smoked marijuana on a podcast, or one of the millions of Teslas burn down after a crash (while the passengers survive), that's a great time to buy.
I wonder if this is true of "private window" mode as well?
A few things to remember. Antibodies dont stay expressed for high amounts for long levels of time forever after infection - imagine if your body was 100% against every infection you ever encountered forever? The important factor is that your body remembers what antibody to make and then makes it when the next infection happens. Depending on the sensitivity of the test you might not see a response. And a second important point - antibody mediated immunity is just one form of immunity. Cell mediated immunity definitely plays a role against coronavirus [1] and this doesnt test for the presence of reactive T cells etc. We arent getting a complete picture.

Also, if 5% of people have been infected, and all of them make antibodies, then that means herd immunity is still reachable. We dont have the data we need to figure out the complete fraction. And of course, a vaccine will help us artificially boost our way to herd immunity.

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This is not a captive market. If someone were to invent a free codec that performed similarly and had both software and hardware reference implementations, the market would adopt it very quickly.

This is a market that is voluntarily paying for perceived value.