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But from other hand they will have pressure from "I bought this tablet and it can't browse internet" customers.
ESC helps in many easy situations but it also allows people to push their driving against the limits of their car. Now then, when ESC eventually fails to correct the vehicle's direction and and grip the crash that follows is usually much worse because there's nothing much that could be done within the laws of physics at that point. I see new cars with ESC at the roadbeds every winter, crashed to something.

Everything certainly comes in good and bad sides but I'm of the opinion that good driving skills and controlled handling of the vehicle in various abnormal situations is worth much more than ESC. I like to feel my car losing its grip and controllability, should that happen, at the point where I can still do something about it.

About 90% percent of driving skills is avoiding unexpected uncontrollable situations and the other 90% is about being able to handle them gracefully.
+1.

Also, while gerrymandering is indeed an abhorrent practice, its not clear it actually leads, in aggregate, to more extreme politicians. Gerrymandering is a delicate balance, and is often designed to create "just safe enough" seats (rule of thumb is 55% projected support), which, it turns out, are rarely safe at the margins in tumultuous times.

Indeed, its unclear that gerrymandering is hampering the ability of voters to change their minds. The last 3 elections have all led to historic upheaval, +30D, +23D, and -44R.
Not true. If his bank simply deleted his accounts, then no real wealth was destroyed. Unfortunately, he used his money to encourage the production of useless things. Real resources were consumed. As you point out, some of the value was saved through the producers' profits (and whatever real value the consumer received). However, if the sum of the final value of the product/experience and the value of the profits was less than what was initially paid, then real wealth was destroyed.
... Iron Mountain Digital was bought three months ago for $380M. If they were worth $2B before, they haven't doubled or tripled their worth because they spent $380M of their cash reserves.
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I personally hate traction/stability control systems. I feel like the system is fighting my attempts as a driver to get the car to behave in a particular way and really don't want that kind of unpredictability in an emergency. I do have more experience than average controlling cars at the limits of grip than the average driver; I used to autocross pretty regularly.

That said, I'm not opposed to the systems existing or owning cars that have them. I just want the switch to remember my preference instead of having to turn the bloody thing off every time I start the engine.
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It would be cheaper to buy big servers with enormous amounts of RAM and use visualization than to have thousands of raspberry pis. Unless you mean each person has a raspberry pi on there home network, in which case you're still using expensive last-mile bandwidth.
I've edited in a link now.

The main disadvantage with sortation seems to be that it killed Socrates. Randomly selected jurors did quite a few nasty and arbitrary things. But an elected tyrant (especially one who was willing to do anything to stay popular) might be worse. It's hard to say that sortation is bad because it allowed mistakes - every political system allows mistakes.

Also, systematic slavery, misogyny, the occasional genocide and other discrimination against non-male-citizens (non-voters) was a problem, but that's not really related to sortation. Any democracy can have those problems. Fortunately, we seem to have progressed a little in the last 2000 years (despite the occasional step back).
Apparently, the expression is 'sortition' not 'sortation'. wisty has a link to the relevant Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition, and a Google search for 'sortition' yields quite a few results.
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Systems theorists say that "structure predicts behaviour". It's a bit trite, but also deep. Here's an example.

The US political system pretty much guarantees bad budgeting. Members of Congress are elected fairly independently. There is no party discipline, so each member will operate independently to maximise pork. This encourages horse-trading within and across party lines; nobody can be forced to give up something for a general good.

There's more: there's no incentive to balance the budget. The Executive's separation means that Congress does not need to concern itself with proper administration; it only doles out the cash. It has every incentive to ... maximise pork.

The dynamic behaviour of American government arises from the static structure. The drafters of the constitution drew on their knowledge of history and current affairs to try and avoid certain pitfalls. The US Constitution was state-of-the-art when it was written. It's less so now.

Countries where the Executive is formed out of the Legislative -- the Westminster system -- tend to have much stronger party discipline, because that discipline is required to pass budgets, enact legislation and to form the Executive. This tends to almost eliminate horse-trading, except between parties and independents. It's not perfect -- whole parties can engage in pork too -- but when policy emerges that benefits the many at the cost of a few, countries with party discipline will find it easier to adopt than those without.

Australia, which has the amongst the toughest party discipline in the democratic world, is also a reform leader. And I think a lot of that is explained by our constitutional arrangements.
I grew up in Alaska and saw this sort of thing every fall with four wheel drive. 4wd provides a significant advantage in acceleration on snowy/icy roads, but does not help a car to stop faster or, barring experience with rally driving techniques take a corner at higher speeds. People with 4wd would regularly get overconfident either due to the ease of acceleration or a mistaken belief that their cars could handle slippery corners better than others and end up in the ditch.
Running like a charm might have been an overstatement, HN seems to be giving us some trouble ;)
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Is there a video of how this is supposed to be played? I swam around a bit, saw some other blobs, then it said "Demo over, restarting in 10 seconds". Upon reloading, it appears the server has died.
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Good comment. I smiled at the sheer simplicity of injecting randomness to mitigate the >95% in order to deter exploitation. Of course it would be an interesting experiment to conduct and compare results against.

Also regarding your racecar example; they've gotten so good at making them go fast they actually are required to have restrictor plates (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restrictor_plate) so this fits the example of exploiting a well-defined goal to the point it's no longer competitive/safe/fun.

I find that quite amusing and cool. (I don't follow the sport I just like watching science-type shows on tv)
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A better title would have been, "Why it's a bad idea for P2P overlay networks to use last-mile bandwidth".
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When you're comparing the candidate against someone else with the exact same resume that differs only by name, the rest of that information is not useful, because it doesn't help you distinguish between the choices.
The author mentions that most successful sprinters have been Jamaican or American rather than African. Many American professional sports leagues have a greater percentage of black players than white players. Both of these facts lead me to believe that the black people in the Americas have a genetic advantage due to filtering out of weaker individuals through the trials brought on by slavery.

Consider- many modern American and Jamaican blacks are descendants of slaves. To arrive in the Americas those slaves had to survive a horrendous journey across the Atlantic in a slave ship (a far more physically challenging experience than the one experienced by the average European colonist on his trip across the ocean). They then had to survive the physical challenges associated with being a slave. The net result is that descendants of these slaves have a genetic profile that was passed down from the strongest survivors, making them physically stronger than either African blacks or non-black Americans.
The following Malcolm Gladwell article from 1997 is exactly on this topic:
http://www.gladwell.com/1997/1997_05_19_a_sports.htm

Not everyone loves Gladwell's writing, but I found the article interesting and thought-provoking.
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""That would have entropy limited by the entropy in the user's password--but how is that different from using a secure random number generator but then storing the private key encrypted with the password? In either case the difficulty of getting the private key for an attacker is limited by the entropy of the password.""

Because you just removed the requirement of the attacker to steal (or at least compromise) the laptop, to get access to the encrypted key: the entropy of the key was still high, it was simply protected on the laptop with a weak password; that's very different from deleting the key and forcibly reducing its entropy to that of the password.
Reminds me of this:

> If any of TypePad's site administrators are reading this, let me just take this time to say that I get it. I really, really do. I've been there. Forces are against us. SSL is a pain in the ass.

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I think overlearning can be considered to be a subset of hacking. In both cases laws (as in physics) are exploited however while hacking may or may not break rules as imposed by society overlearning does not.
Non-English submissions are not going to get widely upvoted unless we get a link to an English translation.

Currently, that means you should post a link to an English translation of the great Spanish CS article you found. A babelfish translation should be good enough.

Ideally, HN would recognise when you were submitting a link to a non-English article, and automatically provide a link to an automatic translation as well / instead. (And should perhaps do this for links in comments as well.)

(Chrome has this sort of automatic translation built-in, but I'd guess that less than half of the HN userbase uses Chrome.)
Or for "fixes" like colour/color or centre/center.
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The idea of directly polling everybody is not new -- that 'everyone' could vote on everything was at the core of Athenian government.

The US founders specifically rejected that system because it leads to majoritarianism. And it would do so again, if you let it.
It should be noted that many of the services that have been mentioned (heroku, dotcloud) are built on top of AWS, so they'll be no more reliable than AWS.

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No, it didn't expire, you are being HACKED! Ok, you probably aren't, but since this happens all the time, how is the consumer who is using these sites supposed to know?
First, as miles driven increases, driver experience increases.

I suspect this effect may not be as significant as you think. Certainly, someone who has been driving every day for 20 years will usually be a better driver than someone who has been driving every day for 20 days. I suspect the difference between 2 years and 20 isn't all that dramatic though.

I further suspect that most driving is not practice, by which I mean that drivers are not actively thinking about their driving and how to be better at it. Most of us, once we're reasonably proficient stop actively thinking about the act of driving entirely unless an unusual situation occurs.

If your second reason turns out to be correct, then it also means that a larger percentage of driving than before isn't useful practice for avoiding crashes since highway driving tends to be safe and predictable.
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I like the idea of allowing users to personalize the slogan under your rabbit logo. Was it put there on a whim or is there an elaborate theory behind it?
I'm having trouble figuring out what the "Create one now, free"-button does. What am I creating? Also, "plan the same trip" doesn't make it immediately obvious that you're planning a trip together with other people and not just planning to have the same kind of trip some of your friends might have taken earlier, for example.

After browsing for a little while everything seems clear enough, but I would suggest having a professional copywriter go through the landing page.
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Implicit in those kinds of criticisms is the idea everyone shares a common view of what goals are and are not praiseworthy. One person's praiseworthy goal is another person's key to the apocalypse.
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It is in fact really smart webapp you have built. Its cool that you can plan the things you want to do the each days.

But i was also thinking on how the process was, you should make a 1 minute screencast on how to do it!
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I'll have a video up in the next couple days. I'll post it on HN and as a reply to this thread.
Perhaps we should say that people are driving less because there is less commercial incentive to do so. A slower-growing economy has higher unemployment and less need for trucking, etc.
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...server operator wants to convince third party that he cannot access encrypted data at rest stored on the server

Indeed. Or simply because the same party owns the server and the client.
Saying hardware is a difficult/low margin business is a gross generalization. I am a YC alum who quit the web and software and now happily run a manufacturing business. I boot strapped the business and it turned a profit in 2 months. Less than 1.5 years after launch we employ 30 people and I love going to work every day.
Also, it has great voting guidelines (HN lacks that IMO).
Calculus is a major prerequisite for both a reasonably serious statistics course, and for a reasonably serious AI/ML course. Furthermore, at least for ML it is multi-variable calculus based on linear algebra, I doubt you could learn this in high school at the level needed.
Yes cumbersome would have been a better word than difficult. Once open it's pretty straightforward to navigate, though I really wish you could type the name of any menu item and jump to it like you can on OS X. If there's no alt shortcut on Windows you have to use the arrow keys which are off the home row, which still disrupts me every so slightly.
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>Information technology can absolutely save lives - I'd argue that a developer building medical software can save more lives than a PhD working on a treatment for cancer.

Anything you do that makes an economy a little more efficient frees up resources for other things. In the US those other things end up being more consumption, mostly, but in countries where people don't get enough to eat you could be saving lives. That's why they call it progress. Or used to, anyway.
> The US founders specifically rejected that system because it leads to majoritarianism.

It would be wonderful if you could cite a few primary sources discussing a direct vs indirect legislative branch as leading to majoritarianism, whether a longitudinal study or quotation of the appropriate historical person.

You can still have separation of powers, judicial oversight, bills of rights, local governments, federalism, and all the checks we have today against majoritarianism within a direct legislative system. Direct legislature doesn't mean only one branch of government.

To put it another way, I don't believe the solution to the "tyranny of the majority" is to set up little tyrants to rule over the majority instead. Even if those were the only two options (and they're not), I would prefer majority rule to what we have.
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Further along these lines, modern communication has caused the US political system to more closely approach direct democracy, causing problems along the lines of those foreseen.
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"Wisely"? "Self-reflection"? I find your attitude to what others choose to do with their life incredibly patronising.
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...so we might see some rapid adoption when a better alternative emerges.

Isn't that a problem for anyone holding a significant quantity of the previous incumbent?
I don't think it is a good idea at all. If the political power boiled down to picking paper over scissors, the loosing side may very well ascribed no legitimacy to the outcome. That is almost certainly going to end far worse than actually counting all the votes (i am looking at you, supreme court).

The same problem happens with your exam example. Why is it fair that someone less competent than you got in? A better solution would be to let everyone over the cut off point in.

I can't disagree with your example of the stock market, so long as the trades were still executed with a few seconds.
> You can still have separation of powers, judicial oversight, bills of rights, local governments, federalism, and all the checks we have today against majoritarianism within a direct legislative system.

This doesn't change the fact that legislation would still take on a majoritarian tone. You'd need even more circumscription of the powers of the legislature for it to work at all; history suggests that it's at best a partial solution.

> I would prefer majority rule to what we have.

I saw majority rule in high school. No thanks.
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Yes, they were saying the employers classified all black applicants as the same and didn't notice the difference in their actual quality.

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