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It may even be the case that the sine qua non of "greatness" in art is that the deeper you look into it (and the network of signifiers surrounding and defining the work) the more interesting it becomes.

And that's not to say that "accessible" art isn't 'great'-- the more pedal steel I play, the more jazz I find in country music. It was fun when I was just listening to it, but the more I listen to (some of) it the more useful, interesting musical I find.
And we also have negative outcomes such as discounting worker education and experience (seniority should NEVER be valued over talent), restriction of work to narrow definitions leading to inefficiencies, the fact that the increased cost and decreased deficiencies hurt the product’s customers, and the list goes on and on.

We owe a debt to those who worked to get us simple humane things like taking children out of coalmines and getting benefits for working beyond 40 hours per week. Those days are gone. Now they fight to keep people who get drunk on the job or try to tell our factories that some people should stand around and do nothing because asking them to help move some parts from one room to another isn’t in their narrowly defined job description.
Hey!

I is the flattened image (i.e., a matrix where each row represents the RGB values of a single pixel)

T and N are some matrices, basically of appropriate dimensions such that the transformation you quoted results in an image of the same shape as the original and also such that we can optimize certain objectives with respect to the variables that define the transformation.

The why this is the desired transformation is a tricky question, it's definitely not the only and quite probably not the best way to formulate this problem - just the first way that I tried and worked reasonably well. I tried to explain my intuition for this in the article after the definition.
Huge societal costs that we all bear?
I really don't mean to be rude but seeing these types of posts on hackernews bothers me. I really would like to see us keep the scope of the news we post within tech. I feel like I'm seeing more non tech articles - like this one - on the site. It frustates me because when I want to escape the sort of articles that propagate through anger or outrage it becomes increasingly more difficult. We don't need another reddit. Please consider the type of community we want to have.
Or evidence that it is nowhere near 5% of the market that would actually pay more for that.
It would be poetic justice of a kind, because I'll bet that they find a cop playing music for himself, even while interacting with others is probably not breaking copyright, whereas the person filming and publishing the situation probably is, i.e. an attempt to 'press' the police would end up more than likely just affirming the situation with a specific judicial ruling. It'd be interesting to see how a judge ruled however.
Bulls and Bears Fight over $34K Bitcoin Price as $445M Options Expiry Looms
I have written interfaces in Fortran 77 back in the 80's
You have some good points there, and IANAL although I've sure spent enough time with lawyers. SEC fines possibly should be the same seniority as the guy who sold them desks. I'd be interested to hear the rationale.

On the other hand, are you considering "investors" in a fund that has a fiduciary duty to them on the same level as common stock holders in a cement company? It seems to me they are different.
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Odd, they should be grateful for the tips on where to prominently station traffic safety officers complete with notice the parked car lights turned on. Though I would prefer if they didn't blep the sirens and crap and thus avoid more of a public nusience than the race would have been.

I would also prefer the elimination of all traffic cameras as taxation devices; require an officer there for judgement and to be close by in case other civic issues arise. These matters should be about public safety, not trying to entrap people in poorly marked speed traps nor lights that are timed to encourage unsafe driving.
Well, yes this is kinda true, but comments help and the ability for others to edit your answer if they have enough karma also helps. Plus a ton of people update their answers to say "Update: My answer was once the right one, but in Python 3.3+ there is a better answer by Michelle below."

What would be cool is if StackOverflow let you choose to move your question down in the ranking to be below someone else. That way the history of the answers is still there, but the more update answer would get the first impression.
> when the officer flat-out says "yeah you can record, that's fine" (good on him!);

The fact that he plays the copyrighted track is evidence that his statement about "oh, sure, of course you can record ;)" was not made in good faith. I give the officer zero benefit of the doubt here. Transparency is necessary in all police interactions in public, not just the ones that are "bad enough to excuse a little Taylor Swift." Cops can cry me a river about the internet outrage machine.
So the Big Short was spot on when it showed the SEC lady using that position to leverage her way into a job in the sector she's supposed to regulate. It makes sense an SEC regulator knows all the ins and outs and would be the best person capable of finding and exploiting loopholes.
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Note that $750k is a lower bound, based on 3 years for which the sheriff in question was not required to report more specifically than that the amount was $250k+.
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"it's actually unconstitutional when you have Senators like Hirono requesting and goading them into removing people they don't like".
Maybe its unconstitutional (although if they did not use government power to force it then likely not) for the senator to encourage it, but it is most certainly not for the platform owner to do so.

"But it's ok to threaten action if Trump isn't removed from platforms?" Can you show me where the government threatened action if Trump was not removed from these platforms?

There is no double standards. Governments wield the power of state sanctioned violence and their ability to use that force to demand actions from private entities should be limited where ever possible. You are conflating private and government entities and they are really not comparable under any credible view especially that of the constitution.

Anyone that believes in the first amendment should be very against governments being able to determine content on private platforms.

"I find it hilarious that years of being against "big business" democrats are now the one's championing monopolies and in bed with everyone in Silicon Valley" This is not a political party issue, its a constitutional one.
Yes, this apocryphal story sucks. Why wouldn't a shoe shine boy (or an uber driver -- for contemporary equivalence) not have insight from the many conversations he would have with informed people during their day?

The casual throw away statement about business made during transit from a passenger might be important info.

This story is just elitism, and exactly the argument Wall Street used against RH. "unsophisticated traders". Sorry Mr Banker, the market is made up of people. Claiming unsophistication is a projection of their own insecurities.
And if a site doesn't? The issue is one of compelled association. The First Amendment isn't just about choosing to be involved with who you want but also choosing not to be involved with who you don't want. This law abridges the rights of Facebook et al and potentially every website on the Internet to disassociate themselves from certain individuals.
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Mozilla management have never been honest about their desires and motives for Firefox.

How can an organization created by venture capitalists which depends on Google for most of its income commit itself to challenging Google?
It depends on how much you care for the person doing the gambling or drugs and at which stage its at. Being a nanny to everyone doing something 'bad' would be a 24/7 affair.

On a large scale, eventually lots of people will be hurt. Everyone thought they were having lots of fun in 2007, and then people started jumping out of buildings. Those people had family and friends. Many of the young people in the market right now have never seen or gone through that, and if they keep preaching 'stocks only go up' while trading on 40x margin, they will eventually find out that stonks sometimes go down.
Perhaps a work around would be to post without audio and add text captions, fully accepting that if the people in the video are wearing masks, the captions could turn into bad lipreading memes.
Public performances violate copyright.
What risk did Verisign take, and how would the Internet change if they weren't rewarded for it?
Fundamentally, a struggle between asshats and honest users/admins is a struggle of attrition. The honest participants only win the struggle if they can make it too costly for asshats to continue participating.

To achieve this, it would be sufficient to make it so the cost of registering a user account is asymptotically more expensive than the cost of shadowbanning an account. If the software required that each additional account a user registers costs more in USD terms than the previous account, while keeping the cost of shadowbanning a username constant, then the honest participants will win in a struggle against asshats who must keep registering accounts to circumvent the shadowban.

A strawman approach would be to require all user accounts to be tied to real-world identities. Then, the software can track how many accounts a real-world person has registered, and bill them accordingly. This obviously has other unrelated problems, but it does make it possible to penalize asshats more and more harshly for each infraction.

I was suggesting that a blockchain could be a useful building block here, since it already exists, is widely deployed, and costs money to write state. A more practical approach than the strawman could be to implement a username registration system on a blockchain, such that each registrant must burn some of the blockchain's tokens to register a username (thereby imposing a cost to doing so). Crucially, the number of tokens burnt per name would increase as more and more usernames get registered (or as more and more time passes), and in doing so make it more and more costly for asshats to circumvent a shadowban. This would also make it so asshats would lose a war of attrition against admins, and could be implemented today.
CLOS was bolted on to a lisp a very long time ago, in a galaxy far far away. It felt and looked like a first class feature of the language.
Interesting but irrelevant he is still Republican and he will fall in line with the Party and chairman Trump.
You generally use 409a valuations, which increase in regularity and accuracy as the company matures (ie. gets bigger and closer to an actual IPO).
Eh, knowing that something is being recorded is not broadcasting.
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IANAL but this typically comes down to the definition of broadcast and one could certainly argue that the officer's intent is to broadcast if they're playing it specifically because they know they're being recorded for public broadcast.
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I'd say I'm generally not a big fan of the having to opt out approach.
That might be hard to prove unless there is an unofficial department email going around on tips and tricks to avoid pesky recorders. Sorry for the cynicism.
um... what? Finish your thought.
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>No, it's actually unconstitutional when you have Senators like Hirono requesting and goading them into removing people they don't like.

No, it's not unconstitutional. Government officials are allowed to voice their opinion.
Yeah it's a good one. You need to feel comfortable with the time you have though.
It's really great to fully be in the moment.
I would say that most of the problems with wealthy people not paying their "fair" share (what ever that might be) is the fact that people are taxed on income and corporations are taxed on profit. Many wealthy people do what they want to do with companies (taxed only on profits) or non-profits (not taxed at all!), while the average Joe is taxed on their income. It would be a good idea to have both people and companies taxed the same way.

Personally I think it would be good to get rid of income and corporate taxes all together and replace it with a land value tax. So much more freedom, less regulation, and crazy tax loopholes.
The word of greatest value in the headline is “expressions”. There are conditionals in FORTRAN but now you can have a conditional that evaluates to something.
I've always thought the conditional ternary operator would map really well to masked vector operations. Since those were around in the old Cray machines, I was always confused as about the absence of ternary op in Fortran. It is a pretty well designed language, so I'm sure I'm missing something, but it seemed odd. Happy to see it show up now!
>speculative bubbles are independent of monetary and fiscal policy

If the fed pumps a few trillion dollars into the market and causes everything to go up in price, and bystanders look at that and decide to buy in, then that seems like that the fed's action caused the speculative bubble.
verification doesn't seem to be very high on the priority list of copyright claims
I'm saying the only difference between OP and a racist 1960's store owner is *who* they think should be excluded.

Not that the Florida law holds merit. Just that the irony here is lost to most people.
> like a taxi

Taxi drivers do have to pay license fees in some countries.

> or even in the office

According to the RIAA, you need to license music in order to play it in the office.
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Are you referring to Antifa, BLM, or crazy Buffalo guy at the capitol who apparently almost took down the entire government by looking scary?
That page refers to claims of damages, not actual damages (as decided by a court). It makes sense that the settlement is in relation to the damage the plaintiff claims (i.e. what they would have sued for in court).
Two-thirds of humanity, which makes sense because one wouldn't expect much overlap with the third of humanity who suffer USA economic sanctions. Different methods for accomplishing the same goals...

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Bad take is bad.

It's not the cop's job to do prevent this video from getting onto YoutTube. We have a whole SLEW of legislative channels that could be used to "protect" cops from people recording them. Don't want videos of cops being posted on the internet? Contact your local representative and have them sponsor a law.

Also, in an environment in which trust with the police has been eroded to the point of rioting because people feel the cops are dishonest and hiding bad behavior, admitting on camera "I'm trying to hide my behavior from scrutiny" is about the worst thing you can do, and will get a national publication to pick you up.

The cop has a police union, qualified immunity, and the entire law enforcement segment of the government to protect him. It's assumed that whatever his report said happened is what happened. Protesters only have cameras to prove their side of the story.

(edited for spelling/grammar mistake)
That’s a common misunderstanding, restaurants are low margin due to competition. As long as the industry moves in lockstep with cost increases the margins stay the same.

Sales taxes for example vary widely yet have minimal impact on low margin business. Lower them and customers save money but restaurants margins stay the same.
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Robinhood ordered to pay $70M over ‘harm’ caused to ‘millions' of traders
Why should the state incentivize an employee to cut costs, when the state receives 0% of that cost savings?

Nope, this just smells like regular old good-old-boys-run-of-the-mill corruption to me, on top of an enormous moral hazard[1].

[1] Since this concerns prisoners.
Yes i do simplify my posts and try to write them in ways that normal people can understand. Your snide comment is a sign of success =)