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That video is not representative of anything - it's played in an emulator with some weird scaling going on (maybe hq2x).

And the prettiest ultima iv was of course on the fm towns: http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/u5lazarus/images/d/d8/Ul...
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Also provides heartache and headaches to get working properly.
An encrypted-but-unauthenticated connection is not readable just by some unknown entity, but by an arbitrary, unbounded number of unknown entities, which is practically the same as "anyone."

Anyone who's in a position to passively eavesdrop an unencrypted connection is usually able to actively eavesdrop an encrypted-but-unauthenticated connection with just a bit more work.
The founding fathers had a lot to say about a strong executive who is primarily interested in providing security as opposed to liberty and its inevitable corruption:

>In time of actual war, great discretionary powers are constantly given to the Executive Magistrate. Constant apprehension of War, has the same tendency to render the head too large for the body. A standing military force, with an overgrown Executive will not long be safe companions to liberty. The means of defense against foreign danger have been always the instruments of tyranny at home. Among the Romans it was a standing maxim to excite a war, whenever a revolt was apprehended. Throughout all Europe, the armies kept up under the pretext of defending, have enslaved the people.

-James Madison, Speech at Constitutional Convention, 1787

>A politic minister will study to lull us into security, by granting us the full extent of our petitions. The warm sunshine of influence would melt down the virtue, which the violence of the storm rendered more firm and unyielding. In a state of tranquillity, wealth and luxury, our descendants would forget the arts of war, and the noble activity and zeal which made their ancestors invincible. Every art of corruption would be employed to loosen the bond of union which renders our assistance formidable. When the spirit of liberty which now animates our hearts and gives success to our arms is extinct, our numbers will accelerate our ruin, and render us easier victims to tyranny. Ye abandoned minions of an infatuated ministry, if peradventure any should yet remain among us!—remember that a Warren and Montgomery are numbered among the dead. Contemplate the mangled bodies of our countrymen, and then say, What should be the reward of such sacrifices ? Bid us and our posterity bow the knee, supplicate the friendship, and plough, and sow, and reap, to glut the avarice of the men who have let loose on us the dogs of war to riot in our blood, and hunt us from the face of the earth? If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquillity of servitude, than the animating contest of freedom—go from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen.

-Samuel Adams, American Independence Speech, 1776
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It also requires a bike and indoor trainer, but those are things that anyone interested in this project is likely to already have.
Indeed! We still don't understand the causes of anxiety and depression, and yet far too many doctors simply went along with the "chemical imbalance" narrative.

SSRIs and related medications can be wonderful tools, but that proves nothing re: causality and the best long term treatment. Sadly, this battle was lost a long time ago[1], but it's heartening that people are starting to revisit some of these debates.

[1] Here's an article from 1999 arguing essentially the same thing re: how little we understand about mental illness, and how prescribing doctors should be cautious about oversimplifying something so complex: http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/psychotherapy/psychotherapy-...
"Sure wish he'd actually do something, though."

...kind of sums up most of his presidency, doesn't it?
It may not be a drug with risk of addiction, but MDMA is absolutely neurotoxic, even from a single dose. The neurotoxicity from a single standard dose is pretty negligible, and can be remediated with supplements, but frequent use (like once per week) will absolutely cause brain damage no matter what you do.

Here is a good overview of its different neurotoxicity factors from a well-regarded neuroscience researcher:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DrugNerds/comments/13lp0b/mdma_neur...

https://www.reddit.com/r/DrugNerds/comments/15m9sf/mdma_supp...

1. MDMA metabolizes into other chemicals which are prone to creating many reactive oxygen species, causing oxidative stress in different parts of the brain. This can be mitigated, partially, with anti-oxidant supplements.

2. MDMA directly harms and destroys receptors via serotonin, dopamine, and glutamate system via excitotoxicity. Infrequent use minimizes this. NMDA antagonists could also possibly help reduce some of the effects.

3. MDMA harms all parts of the brain by overheating it. Stay hydrated and prevent yourself from doing much physical activity in a hot area.

So, MDMA can be taken safely, but it is naturally neurotoxic, and must be treated with much respect and caution.

Other good advice for what supplements to take can be found at http://rollsafe.org
http://news.discovery.com/animals/fat-pets-obesity-weight.ht...

- Mammals that live near or with humans, from lab rats to pet pooches, have gotten fatter over recent decades.

- Fatter lab animals are the hardest to explain, since their diet is tightly controlled and well documented.

- Endocrine disruptors, pathogens or temperature changes might play a role and could also factor into human obesity

http://www.bbc.com/news/health-23970219

A study showed that transplanting gut bacteria from obese people into mice led to the animals gaining weight, while bacteria from lean people kept them slim.
The findings were published in Science.
Researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine, Missouri, took gut bacteria from pairs of twins - one obese, one thin.

The bacteria were then put into mice which had grown up in completely sterile environments and had no gut bacteria of their own.
Mice with the obese twin's bacteria became heavier and put on more fat than mice given bacteria from a lean twin - and it was not down to the amount of food being eaten.

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Ok, so you may need 1300 calories a day to maintain an "ideal" bodyweight but The Minnesota Starvation Experiment shows that amount of food intake causes severe emotional stress and depression. So yeah
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One hamfisted solution would be to require both men and women to take the same time off if they were to have children. That way one gender isn't seen as having a greater possibility of taking longer parental leaves.

Mandate that both parents must take at least some baseline time off from work. Say mandate at least three months. There will be people who take longer, and some who opt out of work altogether but this would eliminate the thought pregnancies get in the way of productivity for one gender and not the other.
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I wish I could find where I read this, but this used to be an issue with LED brake lights on cars, they would come on so fast that people had longer reaction times because they knew something had changed but couldn't put their finger on it instantly.
MVP Paint was a cool DOS clone. I really admired that little company for some reason.
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Chances are if they have an indoor trainer, they'll also have an Ant+ Cadence/Speed sensor.
Actual title: "Gender Differences in Executive Compensation and Job Mobility"
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This might not be the answer you like, but for "serious" fighter jet simulators there is pretty much two options, both of them Windows only.

There is still a community around Falcon 4.0 keeping it on life-support. But I wouldn't really recommend it as a starting point, considering the significant effort it takes just to get it up and running.

The other alternative, more modern and my recommendation, is DCS family. It consits of (gratis) core DCS "World" engine, and a selection of (paid) add-on modules (=planes etc). The nice thing about it is that you can just download DCS: World to try it out, it includes two planes you can fly. The not so nice aspect is that it is quite heavy, both in terms of hardware requirements and in terms of gameplay/learning curve. Its very much jumping to the deep end.
Good point that it's hard to write nice and modular views with Razor; helpers and RenderPartial are pretty clunky and overall just hard to manage. I suppose it is pretty PHP-like...
Lincoln's favoritism for short, succinct speeches is, regrettably, a widely admired but not often imitated trait.
Especially point 4 («Not having your content modified by carriers») is getting more and more important these days. Whenever I hear people saying that they don't need https as they are providing a strictly read-only experience I always wonder what they will say as their ads get replaced with other ads by carriers and other "transparent" proxies in between.

And if your site is only moderately complex and using some of the more advanced HTTP features (pipelining, websockets or plain long polling), you might be better off using SSL too because by now the likelyhood of any of this working unhindered by various "security" and "traffic optimization" tools is approaching zero very quickly.

On the other hand, I wonder how long it's going to take before carriers and providers in general mandate the installation of a root cert "for your security" in order to be able to continue messing with the traffic to insert ads or "increase security".
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Excellent writeup. It's a very useful example of a refactor done right. I'd love to know more about the json interface between the Python and OCaml code, since "integration" is usually where refactors like this get hard.
These? https://dj1hlxw0wr920.cloudfront.net/userfiles/wyzfiles/a8e3...

I had those in high school and I hardly see any problem with them. It's just writing the proof neatly organized into a table, with the reasons for each step given.
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Hey all since I am between contract gigs. I've started to look at Ember and Meteor. Does anyone have experience with these frameworks with respect to scalability and performance. Also how stable is the code base of either. I've searched some info on the net, somewhat outdated, but want to hear from those who are working with one of these frameworks and their thoughts. How easy it to find people with these skill set if say I was to start a project using one of them.
I cannot add my own categories without going through a login process. While I can imagine a future in which logging in might create value for me, the present is such that the value proposition of creating an account is not sufficient for me to do so. It's not clearly worth giving your site push access directly via my email or indirectly via social media login.

All the short term benefits of a login accrue to you, not to me. And it impedes your message about your product because it sends me to other screens and my email inbox. To put it another way, the user experience of playing around with the site is:

No -> Gimme -> Busy work -> Spam?

I close the window without satisfying my curiosity...even though I landed on your site and tried to use it.

Good luck.
You have to have a dictionary or computer on-hand if you want to look up a word. Books don't light themselves.
Wasn't OpenCL supposed to deal with this? Obligatory XKCD[1]

[1] https://m.xkcd.com/927/
Arguing about this over the internet is somewhat comical, as you are probably being represented by your computers at least slightly differing colors, and at most entirely different colors, due to things like screen quality, viewing angle (if LCD), brightness/contrast settings, etc. Trying to use specific descriptions are can be replicated by a computer is a good step, but ultimately of little use if you can't be sure that same color is represented the same to who you are talking to.

I mean, obviously, the color is blue. Or is it gold? In any case, it's definitely a dress...
》It's also beyond ridiculous to think that a superpower like the USSR couldn't completely evaluate any material that came their way.

The USSR was not much of a superpower in the technology side. They got ALL of their technology from western corporations in technology transfers and sales from 1917 to today. They constantly got "last years model" of weapons and tech. This is documented in a three volume scholarly work called "Western Technology and Soviet Economic Development 1917 - 1930, 1930-1945, 1945-1965". Also I find it funny this is released the same week the X-Files returns to Fox. Talk about the CIA / Entertainment nexus.
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Ah, gender analysis by authors who are all men. Very refreshing.
Where did the 1300 calories a day number come from? How big is the person that number is for? What is their activity level?
Exactly, and to expand on this: Apart from major backhaul routes and a little bit of privately owner fiber in a few cities, the main telecoms infrastructure provider in the UK is BT openreach a subsidiary of BT which is a privately owned but heavily state regulated monopoly. Every penny of revenue and every decision they take is audited by the government at great expense. Strategic decisions with regards to infrastructure provision are laboriously negotiated with packages of funding supplied by national and regional government. It is a ridiculously bureaucratic and inefficient way of organising things. It's setup like this for ideological reasons because the Conservative party are heavily against any form of state ownership, even when it would be the simplest and most cost effective way of organising something which market forces naturally push strongly towards monopoly ownership.

Also, in relation to another comment below, we are purely talking about ownership and maintenance of the wires under the streets, no one wants to go back to forcing everyone to have the same colour Soviet style state issued phones of the early 80's. I'm also not saying that the cables are installed by government, you still let the contracts for this to the private sector. Just don't let the private sector drive strategic decisions about infrastructure investments which pay off indirectly by increasing the competitiveness of the economy overall.
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The laws of thermodynamics still apply. If someone does not lose weight on 1300 calories a day then either their body is a marvel of science and should be studied for its amazing efficiency... or they are completely sedentary.
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Honestly, for me it looks like a wasting time. If you want to have simplicity - install Docker Toolbox, which will help you with getting access to docker with all environment variables. If do not need simplicity - you probably want to handle multiple docker hosts, including VM, Linux machines, Cloud instances - this is why you want to have an option to switch between docker environments using `eval $(...)`. Also you can use something like https://github.com/Tarrasch/zsh-autoenv to automatically call this command in specific folders.

And if you really need docker-lite- you do not need to write it in go, just do

Run that once (do sudo or any other crazy stuff):

```
echo $(docker-machine ip dev) local.docker >> /etc/hosts
```

Add that to `.bashrc`

```
eval $(docker-machine eval dev)
```
There's actually an old, effective-in-studies, and fairly obscure anti-depressant called tianeptine that works by enhancing serotonin reuptake, which lowers the levels. Effectively an Anti SSRI. I hear about it from the nootropics camp from time to time.
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Reference to post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8044029
Ah, quantitative results. Very refreshing.
I just found your course via an ad on ArsTechnica. Small world we live in. How long before you bring it up? I've been looking for a course.
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Speaking of opening GPU's, is this page making anyone else's scrolling chug hardcore? I don't think I've ever had a page stutter this hard.
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Here's another reason:

If you're providing iframe or Javascript embeds for people to paste on other websites, (like YouTube and Vimeo do for their videos), you better be using HTTPS. If you don't, your embeds won't work on HTTPS sites, as modern browsers block mixed active content.
It's hard to know exactly what would work for ALL students.

Honestly, for me, the issue is "one size fits all" that the vast majority of our students get.

I learned math just fine the way it was taught. Sure, it was boring at times, and I was mathematically inclined, but it worked for me.

For others, it clearly doesn't work.

We have to ask ourselves, what exactly do we want people to know who don't want to learn math. What is the "bottom line" that we need a citizen to know?

Algebra 2? Trig?
Some combination of Algebra and basic math finance concepts?

That's the main question. And it's very difficult to answer for ALL students.

I don't know what the answer is, but adopting one method for all students isn't the answer.
Bump for paper if it's published.
Udemy has been going downhill for a while now. I have about 2 months in payouts from them. Still waiting.
+1 for the gl.inet. I use a 6416 for prototyping my devices and it's a really great device to mess around with.
It's not really worth it, though. If I eat much less than I do now I just suffer, and the weight loss quickly plateaus at a point that doesn't have any aesthetic value and isn't likely to improve my health.

So I can weigh a little less by becoming obsessed with what I eat and always being in a bad mood. And I get no credit from the smug thin people who still see me as a lazy obese person.
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True, but the thought is that the feelings of worthlessness, hopelessness, even suicide are seratonin related. There are other types of depression like "don't enjoy things I used to like, lack mental acuity" that may be dopamine related. And "mopey, lack energy" which may be noradrenaline related.
I think you generally understand grammar before you can spell, if not very rigorously
Maybe this is a sales-heavy organization, but if they're hiring engineers, requiring synchronous communication is terrible. The amount of time spent getting back into flow will be huge, every time someone comes over for a "quick question".

> And the best part of this new norm is the change in the atmosphere, Dooris concludes. "Before, there were just too many occasions of listening to the sounds of the office and only hearing the clicking of keyboard. Now you can hear the excitement and people talking."

Yes, having a quiet environment is just horrible.

https://signalvnoise.com/posts/3357-an-office-with-ldquolibr...
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Indeed. This is actually related to a very simple idea: it is generally much easier to learn things that are related to other things that you already know. It also has something to do with how salient those things are. But that's nothing to do with learning styles or visual learning (recent discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10858573).
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Ha! Neanderthals butchered and ate their neighbors in the winter when food was scarce. Doesn't sound very gentle to me.
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A scheme I settled on a previous job that I really liked for internal apps was:

branch-buildno

Where branch is the git branch, and buildno came from our build machine (Jenkins in our case).

examples:

* develop-5

* master-10

I then used this ivy-based project: https://github.com/sethcall/depends to push those dependencies to our own internal artifact repository.

Because of this, I could say, 'use the latest artifact on the develop branch', or, I could say 'use exactly master-103'. Those two alone were pretty powerful.

By the way, I asked Maven devs if this would numbering scheme would possible (at the time, I would have happily used Maven instead of Ivy because I had to build some tooling to use Ivy); they were strongly against the idea: http://maven.40175.n5.nabble.com/Is-it-possible-to-tie-curre...
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I would too! Do you happen to work for Microsoft now? Either in Xbox or Windows division?
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5MB website...

90% of this are useless super large images.

Also webpagetest.com counted 23 javascript requests.
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Could a similar approach work to find the impact of foods on other health factors (sleep quality, digestion, ...) in a personal experiment?

I picture logging my coffee consumption (or even all foods + sports etc) and sleep over a few weeks, then using machine learning to find a possible relationship.

I'd appreciate any links to OSS projects/commercial apps that work on this.
For an actual implementation of the "students need maps" idea, check out expii: https://www.expii.com

Click on "Topic map" in the header — it is a real domain-expert-created topic map of many areas of math and science.

It's a free, interactive, crowd-sourced learning platform that does exactly this, especially for math — the founder is lead Coach of the USA International Mathematical Olympiad team, and a math professor at CMU.

f/d: I interned there last summer.
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> How else can you explain the higher attrition rate

Um, the very next sentences in the paragraph you just excerpted from? Not all of those are about discrimination.
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What makes anything hard?

It's difficult to make initial progress and you see no path, with little rewards along the way, to get good at it. What's the reward at the end?

Math doesn't have a path and there's no "cool" prize at the end, for most people.

Computer programming has a path with lots of little rewards and "cool" prizes at the end. So, you get lots of self-taught programmers.

Create an interesting path for math with lots of "rewards" along the way and many more people would be interested.
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Smooth for me on Win7/FF44b+IE11. Chrome 48 doesn't appear to like it much though.
Just a heads up, the device you mention uses an RT5350-based SOC. There's nothing wrong with it, but support can sometimes be a little flaky.

However, the built-in wifi chipset doesn't do channel hopping properly while the AR9331 does, meaning that for people doing 802.11 security stuff this is not the chipset for you.

If on the other hand you're not doing 802.11 or anything funky with the hardware, it's a nice little box. I have one using a CDC ether USB gadget to inject rickrolls into web pages.