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Are Artificial Pancreas vulnerable to cyber attacks?
It's like San Francisco only way bigger!
I've been using https://clicky.com/ for several years and on some high traffic sites, thoroughly recommend.
Why is more important to stick to an ideology than to find pragmatic solutions to problems?
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I was wondering about the possibility of distinguishing between a human opening a keyfile (I believe they are encoded in base64?) and manually overwriting pieces of it with random rubbish, or something else; humans make very poor RNGs, as anyone who has tried "randomly" mashing a keyboard will notice.
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If you really want to make your Das wireless - why not just use a wireless USB hub?
The point is that the situation is not created by patriarchy, but by biology. That women tend to be the caregivers is simply an extension of the beginnings (pregnancy, higher investment in bringing the child to life).

Personally I suspect that women being allowed to be the primary caregiver is actually a privilege they earn because their investment in having the children is so much higher. Feminism needs you to believe that being a stay-at-home mum is a horrible ordeal and a hallmark of oppression. The opposite is probably true, if you consider the average job. There may be jobs that are more fun than taking care of your own children, but most jobs aren't like that.

Consider a stay-at-home dad. He would be a very expensive babysitter (half of the mother's income). Why should women accept that?

Btw., I've heard that in custody trials men actually tend to come out quite well. But I think it has to be taken into consideration that fathers probably only go to court when they see a chance to win to begin with (mother is a crack whore or whatever). So that statistic alone is not telling much.
The great thing about it is that it's just one SQL statement.

One SQL statement with recursion ughhh, arghhhh ... a bit older but still quite complicated to me - I've spent many hours on it and still cannot fully understand how it works(this recursion thingy with all the university variables memories - i,k,j , do you remember them :)). Definitely a good brain teaser, good luck.
So what you want is for bookmarks to be automatically created and accessible from the top menubar.
You're channeling Rothbard there, or Hoppe.

Hoppe's solution is a benign monarchy, or anarchy. What do you propose?
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I think this is a case of where you just can't imagine living in a differently working system anymore. What you describe are typical problems in a place with bad public transport and/or urban planning that's not made for public transport (i.e. suburbia).

Here's how this works out in any Japanese or Swiss town/city above ~80k inhabitants: You have a public transport network where all the schedules are synched up. Ideally you have a metro/streetcar/trolley station nearby that can pick you up (if it's a normal bus you may have congested road, so you can't plan exactly by the minute, just like with cars). You go there 2min in advance. Once on board, you work/read HN/read/play/whatever [1]. You arrive at a trainstation, swipe a card, walk ~50m and wait 3min for a train. Again, read. 15-60min and 1-2 changes later you have arrived at your destination without even thinking about it, without putting you or anyone else in significant danger, without already being stressed out. On your way home you spend 10-15m more at one of the train stations where you had to change anyway, get some fresh grocery, and be done with it. No need for your exhausting weekly trips to the mall. You don't even have to leave the station building. Got anything else to do? No problem, there's service offerings for pretty much anything you need within 200m of where you are, because the train station brings so much density of people that it's worth it to have all kinds of stores open.

You know, I like driving - I dream about fast cars and all that. I just wouldn't want to be forced to do it every day with unplannable traffic conditions and all that. When I drive, I want to have an flexible schedule, i.e. the weekends.
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-point taken;
-any suggestions to make more secure with good user experience?
-input 12 english words for opening app every time?
-Is Electrum simpler?
-Seed is BIP standard
-point taken;
-If there is a standard, we will follow;But if it's another 3rd party, then we hesitate;
BreadWallet is cool. But it doesn't support email and multiSig. And the UI is not very good.
Alice and bob can then either do one of 3 (rational!) things - stick to a prior choice, guess their flip result, or guess the opposite of their flip result.

Both of them sticking to prior choice was shown not to work, leaving 8 permutations to investigate at most. But it is easier than that.

I started by assuming Alice will guess her flip result. Looking at the truth table

A B
h h :-)
h t :-(
t h :-(
t t :-)

This means the only losing possibilities are when the coins are different. Therefore Bob must guess the opposite of his flip result, to ensure no losing possibilities at all.
Eh, something doesn't add up. The article says they were earning $4000 daily, and it's now over 30x that. While that's a nice amount, it's only about 50M a year. With lavish perks, media companies, salaries, etc., it's not a huge amount, is it?
Was kind of surprised to find that this company had no Wikipedia article. Just started one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axact

How in the world do you fit a scam this big so far under the radar?
There are just too damn many apps
Good question! From the video the structure of the fabric looks more like padding (sprayed in layers and not woven) but perhaps there is an adhesive in the filament that makes it strong like woven fabric and able to withstand washing and normal wear.
Great visualization of crunchbase (I suppose). Really well done.
And this is a woman who went out of her way to avoid a 'safe cocoon'. Such as traveling up the Indus valley on donkey-back in the 1970s. She did it when she was a single mother and took her daughter, aged less than 10, along with her. Just the two of them.
So, is it possible to use this mathematical model to calculate backwards the number of years from the 120 year cycle plant to the one-year cycle plant, to deduce how far in the past the "family tree" reaches?
Pretty easy to test it using:

http://sqlfiddle.com/ (just select Oracle 11g R2 instead of MySQL from the drop down -> press Build Schema -> paste the SQL statment into the right window -> Run SQL )
While they are certainly not "degree mills" the for-profit university sector in the US has a very scammy flavor to it. (scammy in that they make lots of false promises about employment prospects of graduates, and encourage students to take out massive loans)

Many online gambling and adult entertainment companies operate and are based on very scammy business models. They deliberately seek to identify and target "whales" who have behavioral addiction problems that can be exploited for money. (although I would argue that internet porn is a legitamate and useful service) In the opinion of many, Zinga was (and is?) a very sleazy and unethical company.

More broadly, there have been many many massive financial frauds in western countries. Dietary supplements, sub-prime housing, madoff investments, the list goes on and on. If anything, the "non developed" world might be more honest than the developed world.
I believe you might be thinking about a non-compete vs. a non-disclosure agreement?
If you're in osx, Xcode has a nice debugger for c programs. Did I say you can also add breakpoints line by line? :D
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Yeah ordinary people can survive but OBL is no oridinary person plus he had medical needs..

not possible to hide those trails in Afghanistan but quite easy in a garrison town like Abbottabad..
I agree. A simple fix would be to keep the 'peep hole' and put the camera under it using refraction to separate the images... or 1 smart peep hole and one regular one would work too I guess.
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It is for a Pakistani company.
This is common knowledge for everyone in Pakistan. But they serve legal notice to anyone who says something about it.
Famously, Jehan Ara (president of PASHA) was sued for exactly that. Today an acquaintance got takedown notice just for posting link to this article on his FB/Twitter.
I was actually blown away that software developer is the most common jobs in four US states. Software developer jobs are becoming a commodity, if not already.

edit: grammar
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That's not the way I work. And you can see that from my statement. I don't invoke any moral principles to make my case. It's all pretty down to earth.

edit: Actually, to elaborate...

A better way to put it: I go from the ground up, not the top down.

Most ideologies go top-down, which is utterly futile and is why people believe there is a dichotomy between the moral and the practical, i.e., principles and pragmatism.

Going top-down produces ideologies that are floating abstractions. Castles in the air. They end up being more constricting then they are empowering. Nearly every ideology you have ever heard of is like this. That is why you reject ideology.

If you do it from the ground up, you get an entirely different result.
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Exact same here. Thanks for analysing this though, because i had trouble rethinking my own process. I more had the feeling to try things a bit randomly and eliminate ranges of similar choices. But in fact it wasn't random, it did follow the exact train of thoughts you described, in that order.
>>Here's one of their sites: Columbiana University.[1] The name is similar to the Columbiana campus of Kent State University, but the two are unrelated.

Actually, they were probably trying to sound similar to Columbia University, which is an Ivy League school.
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If Windows started sucking, people would switch. Demand would arise for a better alternative. In the long run, companies and consumers are not going to choose a significantly inferior product.

There are no specific examples that will get you out of this.

Actually, it Windows already kinda does suck, which is why so many people (even companies) use Apple. And there are lots of other alternative OSs.
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What word needed a thesaurus?
According to the FAQ from their kickstarer:

>We designed Peeple to keep the elegance and functionality of your existing peephole intact. You simply lift the Peeple camera unit off the bracket and look through the peephole. After looking, you can snap the Peeple back into place, no tools needed.
Wouldn't it make much more sense to have a device that allows you not only to see who's at your door, but also talk to them directly?

If the only thing you get is to see a picture of the event after-the-fact, I'm not sure that's so useful.

I think it's a terrible under-utilization .. if that's the right word ..
I like both examples, hugely. Though a slight bit more HTML gives yet a better experience IMO:

http://stylebot.me/styles/9425

Hrm... CodePen? Sure:

http://codepen.io/dredmorbius/pen/KpMqqB?editors=110
Yes, that's called "tabs". Especially now that tab content is not autoloaded and autorendered. The bookmark metaphor simply doesn't fit everyone's mental model; tabs work much better.
check out http://kilometer.io/ - simple way to track key events
There's an easy solution to the last-mile problem, which is for communities to own the infrastructure and operate it as a non-profit.

Believe me, people would do that if they were getting sufficiently screwed by telcos and if it were legal.

Actually, the former condition is already satisfied, but the latter is (basically) not.

Though there have been lots of municipal broadband efforts, which is a point in my favor, here. The telcos fight them tooth and nail using the legal system.

That is just another example of a legal monopoly (as opposed to a natural monopoly---no such thing).
I didn't immediately understand what was meant by dinkiness, but once I realised what they meant, yeah, a good read :D
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Thank you for your comment. It shows a lot of insight and has given me a few things to think about.
$275 billion, due to inflation.
> People that are arguing to treat popularity as the primary metric by which to gauge quality and importance of content are doing two things

I am done with your disingenuity, but for the readers I'll clarify to make it unmistakable: while you can keep on being you all you want, it will not change that to have people listen to you, you must approach them with something they want to consume. You must understand people, and to actually deign to do that instead of to try to lord over them with imagined superiority is not pandering but communicating.

John Oliver understands this. Stallman doesn't. That's why Oliver did in a week what the second guy couldn't do in thirty years. So you can keep arguing and keep sneering. I'm pointing at the elephant and saying it's an elephant. It won't stop being an elephant because you don't like elephants.
I have a feeling that it was your first debugger, and that you've not used any others...
I wonder how it compares to http://mahout.apache.org/
I clicked back to day 1, pretty interesting to follow. Here's a direct link to the github account:
https://github.com/Nicole20/

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Maybe I'm just getting a little aggressive vibe because it's Monday morning. The argument seems valid, though. Nice addition, thanks! ;)
Private ownership of land in and around the cities is not common in the Netherlands. The ground is leased from the local government. When the lease is up, the owner (usually local government) has the right to refuse to renew the lease, and automatically gains ownership of any property you have built on it. They may offer to lease the land to you again, or lease it to someone else and sell your property at current market value, or they may force you to tear down anything built on it at your own expense.

I looked up the English term for this system, "Emphyteusis". The fact that I've never heard of it before indicates that it's probably not a common concept.
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Perhaps a better example of a one-way function vs. a trap door is with symmetric cryptography? Let's look at two examples of a 2^128 -> 2^128 function f(n):

- The first 128 bits of SHA2(n). It should be computationally infeasible to find n from the output.

- AES128(n, k). It should be computationally infeasible to find n from the output, unless you know k.
I never wrote Vimscript or Python plugins for vim. What's the difference between snake and vim's normal python plugins?
Isn't this actually "Vim scripting in Python"?
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Processing half float data on the CPU will be tricky without hardware support. There's plenty of CPU processing needed for deep learning, for capturing and preparing datasets.

Half precision floating point is really something that should have been in hardware a long time ago. There are other applications besides deep learning that could benefit from the dynamic range of floating point, but don't need 32 bits. For example, imaging and audio.
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I don't think the problem is necessarily the latency. But with wireless keyboard/mouse I sometimes had the issue of a key not beeing registered, or a fast mouse movement. Sometimes just randomly or when the batteries were getting low.

For regular use that's not too much of a problem, as it happens rarely, but even for somewhat serious gaming that's not acceptable, as it can cost you hours of progression, a lost match or whatever.
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Woah, are you serious? So could they do something like 'Yes sir, I know you have Miranda rights, but since they passed <bs law> on <bs date>, if you are caught with possession of <some drug>, you no longer have the right to remain silent, and if you do, it can add up to <ridiculous amount> dollars to your charges.'

What if the guy confesses something there and then later finds out the cop was lying? Can he do something about it?
Your comment about leaving empty spaces for the future reminded me of the ANZAC Parade war memorial in Canberra, Australia -- empty spaces have been left there for possible future wars.

(See e.g. the "north-to-south" table of memorials in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANZAC_Parade,_Canberra)
Where everyone excludes you, because you will not just save time, you will _gain_ time - jail time. So, if you're guilty, only talk if you _want_ to turn yourself in/face charges.
mahout is based on hadoop, mostly slower than cpp learning framework
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I would suggest you investigate the prospect that the fundamental human condition involves "dopamine addiction", as dopamine activity is literally the thing our brain does to trigger pleasure in our mind - it is the primary neurochemical mechanism of that feeling. Dopamine-moderated pleasure, or some variant of it, is a basic drive (perhaps synonymous with 'basic drive', with motivation itself) that we likely share with the entirety of the animal kingdom.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reward_system

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dopamine#Animals

http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/201...

I would also point out that fat people very rarely eat much above their natural metabolic burn rate. Instead, people who are presently gaining weight are doing so. Someone who eats an extra 500 calories per day over what their body demands (call it one, one and a half grilled cheese or PB&J sandwiches) gains 1 pound per week, and has gained 52 pounds after 1 year. A fat person who has a stable weight is not eating excess food. The reason you see them eating more food than you, is that when we gain weight, our body demands more energy to feed that body mass; Losing a pound at 130lbs weight requires a similar amount of discomfort & deprivation as losing a pound at 330lbs weight. For them to be feeding a body two and a half times as large on a similar diet as a stable-weight 130lbs person, would represent a very rapid, very uncomfortable weight loss, a starvation diet.

Usually, people gaining weight put on pounds slowly; Gaining 26 lbs per year is a 250 calories per day excess. They're only eating 10 or 15% more than they should be to maintain their weight. This is not the behavior of an out-of-control addict chasing the dragon, but a largely functional feedback loop responding to a slight artificial bias in favor of extra food, or less exercise, than it's naturally tuned for (or at least, than it was subjected to previous to the obesity epidemic).
This obvious comment doesn't answer whether lying/saying nothing can add charges or not.
I find the idea (that having particular job experience could kill my market worth) intriguing, given that I could always just leave the job off my resume.
i did it by thinking "let bob pick a strategy, and let alice pick her answer by knowing what bob is going to do. if bob always guesses his own coin, then when alice sees H she knows that either bob has H too and will therefore win for both of them, or bob has T and will therefore lose, but the only way to lose is if bob has T so if alice guesses T then they have all their bases covered". of course there is a simpler way to get the answer, as other posters have noted.
may be it look like a PHD's homework
You can get torrent only for objects that are less than 5 GB in size. That's a bit limited.
A bit late but I took the April 7,2012 version [0] of the page and the recent version [1] from the internet archive and made a diff [2] using `wdiff` after converting the html to text and cleaning up the pages a bit. The diff doesn't look so great and mangles the before and after text together, but it was worth a try.

The main differences seem to be updated information such as about his laptop, and changes to the prose for clarification.

[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20120407053822/http://stallman.o...

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20150517163401/https://stallman....

[2] http://pastebin.com/zqed9rPR
A comparison with http://prediction.io would be interesting.
The bonuses help the husbands believe the illusion that they are in charge.
http://paracel.io/

this is a similar project from douban inc.
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> Once they located Bates’ IP address, they may have checked to see if it had been used to search for other packages.
But in the affidavit, United States Postal inspector Stephen Dowd seems to imply that this link happened in a more automated fashion.
As he wrote, "The USPS database reflected that an individual using a computer or other device with IP address 75.67.6.214 accessed the USPS Track 'n Confirm website to track the progress of both the Florida Parcel and Bates Parcel #1."

Is it just me, or does this just sound like a simple query in a relational database? Don't see anything special here...
The web experience is optimised for the average user

Bullshit.

It's optimized for advertising, tracking, and surveillance.

Oh, wait, actually, you're right.

See: those are the users. Content's just bait for us'n prey.
Do I must have a programmer on the team to get accepted to the program?
My partner and I are planning to apply in October for 2016 winter round. However, none of us are programmers. Does this mean we are not having a chance to get accepted?

Thank you!
I used to love doing this when I lived in Italy - sitting outside a café in beautiful weather watching the (often) beautiful people pass by, usually languorously struggling through an Italian newspaper and making occasional friendly small talk with the waiters. Now I live in the south west of England, let's just say I don't have so much occasion to do this (he says, staring out of the window at the steady drizzle falling in my office's car park).
> I love that this is a free service, but PeerJ's download button needs to be moved to a slightly more obvious location.

Agree. Added to roadmap!
I'm currently pegging away doing stuff with trigonometry/geometry for work in canvas, and it takes time if you haven't done it before and are not a genius!

I think within the scope of a single day, if I had to rush this type of stuff rather than try to understand it as I go, it'd be less of a learning experience. 1 week I think is a perfect amount of time for this kind of thing versus one day.

Either way, it's super cool, and how good is maths!!!
Off-topic, but something that surprised me: This site comes up blank/empty here. I assume it's ublock - haven't tested that.

I did look at the source of the page and .. whoa.
Can someone explain to me what

meta og:description (more or less the whole text, I guess)

meta itemprop="description" (as above, a full copy)

meta twitter:descrption (a third one..)

are? Is that normal? Sane? I've never seen that before.

Plus, meta description is .. present but empty. The body starts roughly 600 lines into the document.
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You are right, flagging is reversible, so what I said only applies to comments. Still I can't see good reasons for not making users able to undo their votes.
Similar projects (various readers for HN) keep popping up from time to time. I'll put on my startup hat and say that there's a market for it, at least an indication that there's a problem :)
Jimmy Carter aside, what kind of code do navy people write?
Could be cool to get better speeds, if they have multiple seeders for the bucket.
>There are no specific examples that will get you out of this.

So you're saying that no amount of evidence to the contrary will change your mind?