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Comment #16531855
Yes. But Japan has been mostly, um, "inert" and peaceful since WW2. China's history since WW2, to this day, has been one of one atrocity after another. Things seem to be getting wo…
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Comment #16531661
It is disturbing because China did not hesitate to kill 10000 of their own people in 1989 on a shoestring budget, and faced no consequence. Who knows what they would do to Taiwan, …
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Comment #16476979
What if the user requests to be put on a do-not-send list (for email newsletters, etc)? Is that data that can and must be preserved?
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Comment #16476654
It seems that since the gpdr requires deletion of data upon user request, companies will not be able to send recall notices when, say, a medical device starts killing customers.
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Comment #16456727
I don't recall how it was back in 2009, but you definitely don't need to be a JavaScript expert to have passionately useless opinions about it.
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Comment #16337080
Meanwhile I'm stuck with mysql 5.4 without foreign keys, cuz, you know, performance. (The main db for a billion dollar security company)
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Comment #16073668
How? what is there besides running pip?
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Comment #16056497
Are the installers for such "native" apps going to ask me to install an Ask.com toolbar?
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Comment #15821660
They don't like competition.
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Comment #15655566
Yes I have. Convolutional Nets work well for simpler cases. See [Yoon Kim 2014]( https://arxiv.org/abs/1408.5882 ). FYI "Tagging" in NLP is more used for labelling individual words…
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Comment #15655525
Snap should hire Craig Newmark. He was able to get away with pimping prostitutes on his site for a decade+.
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Comment #15655498
Hacker News Staff: can you please publish stats on how many of the comments on this thread are posted from Apple devices?
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Comment #15605220
It isn't. A fresh 'ng serve --open' takes ~20 seconds to get to a ready page, and each reload is taking 10+ average. Every minor change. I can personally stand it because I remembe…
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Comment #15604948
I'll take more time with my family and a little ostracism over a 80 minute commute on BART and an open office any day of the week.
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Comment #15604867
All I want for Angular are better error message and better browser-refresh times. Right now on 4 I get a meaningless page of gobbledeguck for most error (b/c of transpilation) and …
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Comment #15544089
What if I don't care about "diversity" as measured by the number of "underrepresented" minorities, and instead care about the fiduciary responsibility I have to maximize value for …
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Comment #15501221
Who ever made that Who Shops Where in Arkansas graph needs to be castrated.
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Comment #15387293
Are we supposed to know who Even is?
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Comment #15349568
Where's your Wikipedia page then?
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Comment #15341406
WeChat also has a shit privacy and security record. In the western world there are also plenty of payment alternatives to using a chat program.
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Comment #15335533
How is it better than whatsapp?
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Comment #15125937
That's very hard to believe. Is this 100% anecdotal or are there studies?
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Comment #14999113
Then go ahead and build it. Maybe it'll get adopted like name coin by dozens of people. Actually, name coin was actually a decent idea because dns needs to be decentralized. Text f…
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Comment #14998960
That's a stupid idea. What if you ever wanted to start a revocation list, when a domain is added genuinely by mistake? You'd have to use the same priv key for signing those as well…
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Comment #14875686
I'm looking to get out of security after being in IR and security research at a large startup for 5 years. I am having no luck finding anything besides glorified helpdesk jobs and …