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Money is objectively valueless and only subjectively has value depending on circumstance. Inflating away debt or printing your way out of debt are not actually methods of repayment. If creditors thought that the US would just print more money to pay off its debts then they would ask for much, much higher interest rates or just not lend money. Printing your way out of debt is a sure fire way to end up in a hyper-inflationary spiral. Indeed, the fact that people trust that the US, for example, won't try to do that is why the US has a reasonable credit rating.
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Yeah, their reading of that statute is absurd, but the reason they argued this way is because they really want to be able to clamp down on individuals reselling their own goods. This follows previous attempts to expand the control copyright holders can exert, like Vernor v. Autodesk, Inc.

Hopefully this gets shut down, or we'll start seeing paperback books with EULAs printed on the first page, taking us all the way back to Bobbs-Merrill Co. v. Straus.
Okay, that explains why it's empty now, but then again it's a strong reason for craigslist to go after them, I guess. If the service is mostly a good search ui for their data..

Regarding listings in the cities I mentioned: I only know that Tel Aviv definitely uses craigslist. I never used it in Germany before, no idea if it is relevant at all in those places.
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> they can discount you because of your youth.

That doesn't sound very mature and responsible, the top level posts definition of "adult".
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I think that it might be the case as I believe that there is a lot of information in movement (or in 3d that is made observable thanks to movement) than makes dividing objects into categories much easier task. There must be a lot of shortcuts that can be made thanks to the fact that objects are not something completely arbitrary but physical, usually solids and have to obey relatively simple rules of reality. Once this classifier is taught with reach data you can match newly observed object to one of the classes, relying only on very small amount of information, for example its 2d small resolution image.

Seeing is in my opinion very similar to understanding language in sense that the information that is transferred, observed image or words heard are just small fuzzy fragments. Sender (speaker, or in case of vision, physical world) has rich model and recipient has rich model of all the things they can communicate about and the actual information passed, only indicates the parts of the underlying model to the recipient, that he should select and how he should modify them to get the message.

Building usable model from small fuzzy fragments of information that are passed when recognizing image or hearing spoken words should be incredibly hard task and I think no biological brain could do that. I think that absorbing as much real information as possible at the time of training the classifier is absolutely crucial for achieving anything close to what humans or animals can do.

From the techniques you mentioned, dictionary learning looks most awesome to me, and most applicable to CV.
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Nope. They're almost certainly talking about the company logo. See Omega S.A. v. Costco Wholesale Corp.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omega_S.A._v._Costco_Wholesale....
Right, but there they were wholly copying what is essentially a drawn representation of geography, which is an original work. If you made a rough sketch of that map, it wouldn't be copyright infringement.
It goes beyond that. Think about how very tenuous ordinary civilization is. Think about what would happen if you suddenly turned into a psychopath. How easy it would be to kill so many people around you. Jam a pen in someone's neck and they're dead. How easy would it be for the guy standing behind you in line to take your life? And that applies to everyone around you all the time. Every second of every day we are putting our lives in the hands of our fellow citizens. Once you come to grips with this you start to appreciate the little things and you recognize the importance, seriousness, and value of just being a decent human being to others.
It actually turns out that barter is one of the founding myths of modern economics. Notice that economics books always have these invented stories of quaint towns (or savage tribes) of people in the same community bartering; they don't actually offer historical evidence. Turns out there is none. When people trade in a community, credit systems predate currencies, which predates barter. This is the opposite of the usual myth (where everyone barters like fools, then they use currency, then they tech up to credit).

And they also make the strange assumption they'd be engaging in the "spot trade," which also is ahistorical. It's not like you'd come to me with shoes and I'd hand over a sack of potatoes. If we're neighbors, our relationship wouldn't be about market transactions (unless I suppose we're hostile and untrusting, so we'd better trade simultaneously so we don't rip each other off).

I think Graeber's _Debt: The First 5,000 Years_ is the most illuminating source on the subject. (http://www.amazon.com/Debt-The-First-000-Years/dp/1933633867)
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This is a pure tone argument that is completely useless to this discourse here. The comment brings up a point that everyone has been ignoring, the fact that most of us will be discussing this from a position of privilege, and most of us do not have first hand experience of being in a workplace which has a culture that does not favour your gender. Dismissing his argument for the inclusion of profanity is rude, stupid and incredibly condescending.
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The money-go-round slowed down a bit.
Very interesting explanation, but unless I missed something, the concluding statement is simply incorrect, which makes the whole thing wrong.

> So now you're still growing apples, but instead of trading them for deer-haunches and shoes, you trade them for Loddars. So far, so good. Once again, you want some meat, except harvest time hasn't come yet so you don't have any Loddars to buy meat with. You call me up (cellphones have been invented in this newly-efficient economy), "Hey otherwiseyep, any chance you could kill me a deer and I'll give you ten Loddars for it at harvest-time?" I say, "Jeez, I'd love to, but I really need all the cash I can get for every deer right now: my kid is out-growing shoes like crazy. Tell you what: if you can write me a promise to pay twelve Loddars in October, I can give that to the shoe-maker." You groan about the "interest rate" but agree.

Did a lightbulb just go off? You and I have once again created Money. Twelve loddars now exist in the town economy that have not been printed by the central bank. Counting all the money trading hands in the village, there are now (a) all the loddars that have ever been printed, plus (b) twelve more that you have promised to produce.

"Loddars" are essentially dollars, a physical form of currency. The apple farmer does not have any loddars, but he promises to give twelve loddars to the hunter at harvest-time. The loddars come from people purchasing his apples, which have already been printed, thus are already in the system. Since loddars have been standardized by the central bank by this point, an apple farmer cannot simply 'create loddars' out of thin air. He can promise loddars, but that's very different than actually creating loddars. New money has not entered the economy.
Thanks for the advice! But yeah, court sounds like a pretty big clusterfuck with a potentially bigger clusterfuck at the end of the rainbow. I have a feeling that the plugin would get me sued as well, though I suppose that would be a more winnable battle.
So everybody involved in oil trading has to purchase $ to purchase oil!

I don't really understand why this is considered so important. Big deal, so oil is priced in dollars. Say I have some Euros and want to buy €100 worth of oil. I trade the €100 for $X, buy $X worth of oil 100 microseconds later, and now I have the €100 worth of oil I wanted. What difference did it make to me if $X was $0.01 or $10,000? I'm trying to buy oil, not currency.
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> Mark Zuckerberg and those engineers made this customer service representative a millionaire. She repays them by trashing them in the Wall Street Journal.

If you mean she was paid in shares that turned out very valuable years later, thhen she has absolutely no reason to be grateful for them. The only reason she was not paid in cash was that the value of Facebook was uncertain. It could be a success, or it could flop. As with any stock market deals it was a gamble, and she was lucky.

Also, she was apaid employee. She would not have been hired if she didn't contribute to the success of the company. Therefore she made "those engineers" millionaries just as much.
Deletion should be reflected on PM reasonably quickly, not so much edits, though, to reduce crawling load.
I didn't really believe Github's inflated line counts (125klocs) and was curious was sloccount would say...

I'm a bit surprised with the results. The sheer quantity of C/C++, brainless coding over a few days, was impressive. Experience buys something I guess :-/

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I just tried padmapper out and I am not impressed.

The responsiveness of the site is sluggish and the longer I wait for that page load the less time I am saving.

The listings on there now are junk. Recycled listings from aparatmentfinder, really is that all you got. When I search property on craigslist for my town and a price range I get hundreds more listings than padmapper.

Right there are two major problems with padmapper.
Nice observation on the "Likes".
No, I also consider myself both religious and science minded. For example I have no issue with the idea that complexity in evolution is an emergent property, like for example seen in Conway's life. My religious ideas on the soul are very much in line with for example Karl Rahner's: http://www.anselm.edu/Documents/Institute%20for%20Saint%20An...
But what happens if US has to print a lot of money all of the sudden? Won't they just wipe out a lot of value from most people's incomes, while also creating higher prices for products?
Not just while testifying in court. Statutes can also require declarations to be made under penalty of perjury. Valid DMCA notices, for example, must contain one.
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I just heard a great example on the radio the other day. The piece O Fortuna was written by Carl Orff in 1936. In 1991, fifty five years later Orff's family sued to keep the Belgian group Apotheosis from releasing a heavily sampled version.

Now I don't know exactly how much the Apotheosis version adds to the body of culture. Most new music is crap, after all. But it does represent artistic innovation, and it was definitely stifled.
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IMHO, though, Penrose's argument is a have-your-cake-and-eat-it kind of thing. His claimed scientific basis for non-algorithmic computation in the mind relies on science which is tantalizingly out of reach (yet somehow has definable end-point when our understanding of QM reaches point X). But that's the same as claiming that he knows that the science of pixie-dust will be well understood one day, therefore pixie-dust is scientific, and pixie-dust itself makes the brain problem tractable.

Personally, I don't think that there is a special mechanism (or pixie-dust) that separates my brain function from that of my cat. Of course, there are some qualitative differences which I clearly don't understand. But, blaming the fact that I don't understand the differences on the lack of some scientific breakthrough doesn't seem to clear the whole problem up : It's passing the buck.

IMHO, when the 'trick' to consciousness is found, people will look back and see that what seemed like pixie-dust was just a change in Order() of the system as a brain gets more complex. And there's nothing to suggest that there couldn't be another similar 'upshift' in consciousness beyond that which regulation-sized human brains can do...
No that's not really what it's like. They are using information from Craiglists site, even if you don't respect Craigslists claim to IP on the user-submitted listings you have to respect the fact that it's their servers/resources that collect and then re-feed that data directly to their competitors. They are perfectly within their right to stop that, not just legally but ethically as well... at least IMO.
> a mispelled word

Oh, irony.
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Well yes and no. The way you establish a currency is as follows, traditionally: you assume political control over some area of land, and all political power is backed ultimately by military power (tho' cushioned by laws, courts, police, etc internally). Then you declare that everyone living on this land must pay taxes, and they must pay these taxes in... Seashells, or gold doubloons, or tons of flax, or whatever. Hey presto, you have a currency! Later on for convenience sake you can keep all your seashells in a vault and use paper tokens instead.

The thing is tho', you want other countries to accept seashells too, places where you have no political or military control. The way this happens is that those seashells can be exchanged for goods and services provided by your citizens, who need seashells anyway to pay their taxes, so might as well use them for everything else too. Therefore the value of a seashell on the currency market (i.e. outside your borders) is backed by the industrial power of your country.

So to sum up, a military backs a currency only in the sense that the military holds borders in which industry can operate safely - and not in the sense of military as ultimate debt collectors. At least, the Greeks better hope not.
"If it works, its good enough?"

Honestly thinking about other sites, digg died because of content, reddit survives because of content; even if someone could improve the interface, its not really going to matter.
Search, Analytics, Plus, Mail, Android. Search & Analytics & Plus have allowed them to track you around the web. Mail & Plus have provided them with your real name, your relations/contacts and other personal details. Android gives them your phone number and location.

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Well yes and no. You should read up on the different kinds of "money supply", referred to by pundits as M1, M2, etc etc.
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I would think that these ads aren't exactly to-the-point considering what is offered is extremely illegal. I sincerely doubt you could reliably identify them based on keywords alone.

If it were so easy to spot child exploitation ads, why doesn't the police or the FBI monitor sites like Craigslist? I'd much rather see the people involved in that filthy business prosecuted than simply having their ads blocked (which doesn't do anything for the victims).
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Good for you, re uninstall...

(I really didn't expect Python users to admit that anything in any other environment could be better... :-) E.g. running tests at install by default is obviously bad? :-) )

So no comment about CPAN Testers -- automatically installing dependencies, running the test suites on different perl/os versions and then getting neat reports? What is the better way in Python?
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What I was talking about had nothing to do with gender, even though the article was.
Can I just ask a question

we produce money as a form of IOU against the future production of the economy, (apples).

This debt is really an increase in the money supply

each year the government borrows some more - increasing the supply by hopefully an accurate guess of future production

if it's a bridge I get it. Gov borrows 1 bn, builds a bridge, there is a new billion dollars worth of value in the economy

but apples? If I eat an apple and throw away the core do we then have to reduce the money supply by the price of an apple? When and how is this done?

I can see some of the value of the IOU I used to buy the apple hanging around in forms of greengrocer shops, farm worker jobs etc. But some of it really is now, gone

maybe I should have listened more carefully in economics lectures.
The question is wrong - the assumption is that the quantity of money has decreased, while purchases ("Aggregate demand") are the same. If fact its exactly the other way around.

Anyone who misses this fact is very unlikely to give a correct explanation. And the explanation is in an Econ 101 course.
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Why not have a special "unmemorialize" button when the account is logged in? Either the person is really dead, in which case the user logging in is probably in charge of managing the remembrance and would not press the button, or the person is not dead and he/she is logging into their own account, which has been pranked.

Why involve support here at all?
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Yeah, no country's going to compel the US to pay back its debt, given that the US probably spends about as much on the military as the rest of the world combined. Instead, they simply roll over the debt by buying more US Treasury IOUs. It looks far more like tribute to the military superpower, than the usual creditor-debtor relationship where the creditor dominates the debtor.

Of course, weak countries must pay their debts (even when a military dictatorship racks up odious debt), which is a lever to force them to ruin their societies through austerity programs.
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But you need currency to buy oil. And the result is an "artificial" stronger dollar and a weaker euro - a different exchange rate - compared with if you could purchase oil in euro
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You wouldn't have been able to create Loddars if you said "Well the value of an IOU from the apple farmer has been established at this point so you can't just create a Loddar". But Loddars were created because money is an IOU for anything. And so you can create new money by creating a new IOU even though Loddars exist.
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Having long lost the appetite to stay on top of PC hardware, could someone kind please post a pointer to an article that explain what this UEFI SecureBoot actually means for generic hackers intending to run Linux or $whatever on their computers? What's all the fuss here?

I know how secure booting works and that it would be detrimental if enforced unilaterally but I've also read you can just turn off the UEFI SecureBoot from the equivalent of BIOS settings of these Windows 8 compatible machines.

So, in order to boot into whatever I want, I just tick that check off and go play with my computer like before? If so, then what's the problem?
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Indeed, SVG is a bad standard because it is too complex.

There is no 100%-compatible SVG editor (except notepad) - every vector graphic editor just supports its own subset of SVG, things get lost when transferring things between "SVG-supporting" editors.

There are multiple ways to do the same thing in SVG - this makes it difficult to understand a SVG file created by someone else and it is very hard to return to a complex SVG file after few years and modify it.

The complexity of SVG makes web browsers larger and more complex (hence less secure and slower).

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