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Hey buddy,

I gave up on coffee after 2 years of having easily 6 coffees per day (espressos mostly). I had headaches and I wasn't as snappy as before for a few weeks, but now I feel much better.

I still drink coffee some times, but if I have one I have trouble sleeping that night. I instead have tea, which is one of the side effects of moving to England too ;-), and it works wonders to keep me responsive after lunch without affecting my sleep at night. They also taste great.

The best thing for me is that I now have a very good sleep every night as caffeine doesn't disturb it.

Take it easy, but get most of the caffeine out of your body. You'll feel great.
The future of artificial intelligence with Open AI
There are a bunch of different performance differences, but a couple basic differences: 1) gc is per-process, not global/stop-the-world 2) the VM is responsible for scheduling processes using threads, and can pre-empt...blocking the scheduler is considered a VM bug.
http://www.discovery.org/a/130
> a clean, simple, easy to use image hosting service that everyone could use for free

How do you monetize such a site without bloating into the current Imgur?

It seems like the only way to have a "clean, simple, easy" image hosting service is to be a billionaire and to do it out of the goodness of your heart.
Back in 2.6 an ecryptfs mount would occasionally crash my machine, but surely it's better by now.
As much as I enjoy Indian vegetarian food, as a person that does eat meat, there are also a bewildering variety of dishes possible with the same spices and ingredients with meat added. One example is what you can find in Pakistani cuisine where the vast majority of the population is Muslim and does eat meat.

There is of course a great deal of culinary overlap in the Punjab region, food is much older than the 1947 partition. If you ever visit Lahore I highly recommend trying the local restaurants.
Same thing with ImageShack. They use to host images for SA and then got really shady with linking images.

Hosting images is a high cost service that most people don't want to pay for, so there's very little ways to make money.
Then you either get off the plane or die with him.
A more-detailed exposition on the topic: https://www.emptywheel.net/2016/06/21/key-details-about-the-...
Sure, but I am asking if thee is anything specific about carbohydrates that should be avoided (unprocessed or otherwise).

Lots of people replying, no one answering my question.
This is quite reasonable. The Academy of Model Aeronautics won their battle to have recreational use regulated under existing model aircraft regulations. The FAA rules apply to commercial use.

A key item is "Operations in Class B, C, D and E airspace are allowed with the required ATC permission. Operations in Class G airspace are allowed without ATC permission." (Here's the US airspace classification.[1])

Most US airspace near the ground is class G. So, as a practical matter, almost all farmers and ranchers will be able to use drones with few restrictions.

Classes B, C, and D are around airports and go all the way down to the ground. They're controlled by FAA control towers with radar. To do anything in the air in B, C, and D airspace, you have to be visible to ATC and in communication with them. This now applies to drones, too. There are now ADS-B transponders for drones; the smallest weighs 20 grams.[2] This makes your drone visible and identifiable to air traffic control. If you're taking real estate photos or shooting a movie in a big city, you need to be visible to ATC and talking to them. ATC towers have published phone numbers.

The hardest place to operate is New York City. City policy can be summed up as "No way". NYC assumes that anything unauthorized flying over the city is a terrorist attack, and ATC will not grant permission. Some bozo crashed a small drone into the Empire State Building early this year.[3] He was arrested and charged with reckless endangerment.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airspace_class_(United_States)
[2] http://www.uavionix.com/products/ping2020/
[3] http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/15/nyregion/not-part-of-video...
That's not true anymore. Beyond Meat has a Beast Burger with 7g carbs and 23g protein (vegan, no soy, gluten-free, no gmo).
If it takes more agriculture product to produce meat, the plain plant version should then be cheaper.
print $ref

REFERENCE$HASH

Or something like that, it's been a while. I'm spoiled by the Javascript debuggers built into Chrome & Firefox, although I'm not sure about the Node.js debugger.

Is there a shell (either graphical, or "Borland Turbo Debugger for DOS" style) for perl -d ?

(even the "view locals" command in gdb for C presents data more quickly than the built in perl debugger)
The only clean route would've been for them to be acquired by Reddit.
I'm sure the parent would be upset if secretly served chicken, not because they would feel defrauded, but because they were tricked intol violating their ethical principles.

Secretly serving non-vegetarians vegetarian food is, technically, fraud, but it's not disrespecting their morality. That fraud might be slightly immoral (I don't think it is, but it's a topic for debate), but it's easily offset by the potential for convincing someone to become vegetarian.
The "side projects" are large impact for the firm (either defensive or offensive, that is, either "save the day" or opening new opportunities), but they can still be well beneath the talent/skill level of the programmer assigned to it. If the programmer is going to feel humiliated by that, then we probably don't have time for that programmer.
Islands can also induce gigantism [0]. My understanding is that is the microcosm allows certain species to thrive or perish and we see a more dramatic change in size as a result.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_gigantism
Following this thought experiment, it could be that half-breeds are sterile hybrids and can't reproduce, kind of like mules (horse + donkey). Then you wouldn't get genetic normalization.

If they have a different number of chromosomes it's likely.
I'm responding to the claim that GUIs were probably necessary for coding to become commonplace. They were absolutely not necessary, though they certainly accelerated it.

In this context, most of your post seems unrelated to mine.
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So let me get this straight, the upper middle class increased by 16.5% population.

Wealthy people increased by 1.7% op the total population.

Non-wealthy middle class shrunk by 6.6% of the population.

Poor people also shrunk, presumably by the remaining 11.6%.

So it sounds like everyone is doing well. Why is everyone angry and bitter then in these comments? This sounds like great news to me. Don't we want there to be more wealthy people and fewer poor people?
For those of us looking for something similar that's actually in the market right now, what's the closest alternative?
Intel pits monster 72-core Xeon Phi chip against GPUs
It's software, not really comparable to an English-language contract. Most software is much bigger than that.

Five pages is an outside estimate, for something like a currency exchange. My crowdfunding contract is about two pages, and the vault is one.
From an ecological perspective, replacing cattle with buffalo wouldn't be much of a win. There are too many meat-eating people on the planet to make either animal the primary source.
Apparently I did miss the memo. All successful people are a result of luck and leaching. TIL.

Actually that is, in my opinion, a perverted world view. Surely you don't believe it.
Ask HN: Solid team ready to start a business–without a product. Where to start?
Myself and some partners have been working on a few side projects together. We've proven out that we work well together, have complimentary skill-sets, and can deliver a product from concept to execution. We're ready to move forward and devote ourselves to working together full-time, but are not sure what to work on.

Has anyone been in a similar situation, and if so how did you get past that blocker? Are there any exercises or activities worth trying?
That's how the Harvard CS50 course starts (using Scratch).
I agree. I think the main Perl workhorse modules that provide the best benefit for me are, in order:

DBIx::Class

Kavorka / Function::Parameters / Method::Signatures (take your pick)

Moose / Moo (or use Moops and get Kavorka above built in!)

Mojolicious

Notable mention: Path::Tiny (and Try::Tiny, but everyone should know that one).

It's taken me awhile to find the happy medium where I'm not sticking too much in DBIC ResultSet methods, but being able to define complex search methods that chain is awesome:

my $rs = Schema->resultset("Foo")->unprocessed->rows(100)->order_by([-desc=>'time']);
$rs = $rs->for_user($user) if $user;
$rs = $rs->recent_entries; # Limit to the last week

Makes my life much better, and makes it so much easier to change me schema as needed.
Animals don't synthesize nutritious substances that you can't get out of plants. They are inefficient filters.
I'm of two minds about this.

On the one hand, I love the science and I love watching these engineers get closer and closer to mimicking meat with each passing year. If they can succeed in creating a cheaper, tastier alternative to real meat, there could be untold benefits for both our health and the environment.

On the other hand, the article mentioned that this particular patty uses coconut oil. Well, I happen to be allergic to coconuts, so that leaves me out. I'm weary of encountering in daily life yet another highly engineered foodstuff that requires close scrutiny. I'm especially worried about eating something like this on accident someday, if they get close enough to the patina of the real meat, and having an allergic reaction.

There's a part of me that hopes the mimicry is a passing fad, and instead they use the techniques to create new tastes and experiences. That's more fun in general, and it's easier for guys like me to distinguish and avoid if needed.
I would not describe his acts as "some offensive comments". The reason why I don't see much of a difference is because I don't find the difference between psychological and physical violence that important when effect is similar and to me it seems to be.
Will the attacker be able to spend any of the funds?
See also Foster's Rule

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foster%27s_rule
Not a vegetarian or vegan, nor will I ever be in all likelihood - but I have been trying to curb the amount of meat I eat purely due to the environmental impact it has. I have a box of beef burger patties in the freezer that never gets touched outside of family gatherings, when I decide I want a burger I grab my bag of Morningstar Spicy Black Bean patties and toss one on the frying pan. I've also gotten really good at preparing tofu over the years, and I've found all sorts of delicious ways to prepare it.

I've found that substituting meat is an almost impossible task, I certainly haven't found anything that is as satisfying as a good steak. But replacing it with something I find enjoyable in a different way works really well, as long as you have an open mind and accept that it's not going to be an identical experience. (Personally, I prefer the black bean burgers for this reason. I absolutely adore spicy foods, I've been topping burgers with pepper jack and jalapenos since I was 13, having the patty itself with a good texture and a nice kick out of the box is wonderful)
Grocery store chicken in North America has no flavor or texture because of the speed it's "grown" in factory farms. Almost to the point where a fried chicken breast is like a mass of dense meat-like wonderbread. I'm no organic foods/free range/whatever zealot, but if you eat a chicken raised on a small farm in Pakistan or Indonesia it probably took 3x as long to grow to full size, ate a much more varied diet and also has SIGNIFICANTLY more flavor in the meat. Every time I travel outside North America to somewhere in the developing world I'm struck by how much the chicken actually tastes like chicken, whereas in the US you need to specifically search out the "special" expensive chicken to get something that tastes like chicken. See also:

https://isotropic.org/papers/chicken.pdf
We've been using this internally as the integration was developed. Having a message continue to change to show updates is super useful, and is a nice way to avoid spamming a channel with changes / cuts down on the "noise".
7g is much more than 0g, especially for a keto diet (as an extreme example)
Thank you for this response, I am the author / employer. I am looking for feedback on if my method is effective at achieving the goal it has.

You raise some reasonable concerns about the fairness of the system and especially if workplace politics could unfairly influence which individuals are laid off. For my business specifically, I am the owner so playing any games with politics would only damage the business and my equity in it.

In general, isn't this how managers determine which employees to promote / keep / fire anyways? They try to identify the worst performers and let them go, and identify the best performers and give them raises or promotions?

My thought is my system just takes that subjective methodology and simply makes the manager think about it consciously rather than subconsciously.

Is there a better method?
So, this is really cool, but I park underground both at work and home. I have doubts morning and evening sun is enough to charge this.

Also, what if I have something else already in the ODB port? It looks like I have to get a Y splitter or something, but having dangling cords under the steering wheel doesn't seem like a good idea.
Apple Unlikely to Make Big Changes for Next iPhone
I don't think people should be restricted from having kids in any way. That is entirely up to them.

However, birth control should be provided for free because the cost of pills is far lower than the cost of a human being.

That being said, I think it would be worth looking into a "parental preparedness"...erm...I really hate the term "license" for this but it'll have to do. Anyway, something to demonstrate that you will be a good parent would be useful in determining eligibility for things like WIC benefits. But that's just an idea and should be attempted before implementing.
It is true for most of the restaurants serving different cuisines.
Home-prepared Thai food is healthier than the food at Thai restaurants.
Replace Thai with Chinese, Burmese, Vietnamese, Indian, and it would still hold true.
The thing is that there's not a 1:1 relationship between a "risky" maneuver and causing an accident. An example could be an F1 driver who takes curves at 20mph over the recommended speed in a sports car. Compare this mentally to a Prius driver who drives under the speed limit in the left lane. The Prius driver is "being safe" but causing a long line of tailgaters and people passing unsafely on the right, as well as agitating people and causing them to drive more aggressively. I doubt that the first few iterations of this system will take psychological effects on other drivers into account (if they ever consider that / have a profit motive to do so at all).
The FBI’s decision to ask companies for everything and let them figure out what they’re required to turn over has had the effect of potentially putting smaller companies with fewer resources at a disadvantage, say national security attorneys. Without expensive legal representation and a familiarity with the law, companies might turn over more content than is necessary.

You'd think the FBI wouldn't be able to just demand all kinds of stuff they have no legal right to.

It's sad that the current state of our legal and political systems allows this sort of tactic to be effective and go unpunished.
I don't think this is going to work for reddit long-term unless they change it so that removing the post tied to the image doesn't remove the image itself. People are going to share these images endlessly, perpetuating on Facebook posts and Instagrams for years and years. If they don't change their minds, we're going to see endless broken image links all over the internet as those reddit posts get deleted.
Transferwise temporarily suspending £ transactions because of EU Referendum
While this comment may seem a little inflammatory, it does not deserve a downvote, as it brings an interesting point of discussion.

In my view, there are two different things we have to balance with something like UBI:

1. Provide for those who have "fallen behind" via wealth redistribution.

2. Reward those who are doing exceptional work.

We as a society are generally are good at the second point: skilled worker are generally above median income and thus at or above middle class. We also have ways, albeit not perfect, to deal with the first point: via welfare and other programs.

The problem is the future. I believe that we will continue to try to automate people's jobs, because it is lucrative to do so: if you automate 10 persons' jobs away, you can sell that automation for 8 persons salary, which creates savings for your clients. However, as we automate away more jobs, how do we ensure that people can still live? We can't just leave a large portion of the population to die on the streets. We must come up with a compromise solution that ensure that both people are taken care of and people are rewarded with their good work.

I personally don't know how to balance this without higher taxes on the rich and well off, to the point that I have accepted that this is probably the way of the future. I feel that if we do not apply wealth redistribution, society may become unstable and I would end up worse than paying extra taxes each year.

Lastly, as a sibling comment addressed: those that do well have good luck, which is built on society's shoulders, so I find it natural to give back. I understand that others might not think this way, tho.
Well before Krugman, it was Kurt Vonnegut. In 1952, he published his first novel Player Piano, which describes a society where most jobs are automated. There's a sharp class divide between the few "managers and engineers" who work and most people who live in an unemployed underclass.

It's very prescient and very very good. Highly recommend.
Like @tvon, I'm not up to digging through the code, but I'd guess it's falling through to eventually make an unconditional call to http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.3.0/Range.html#method-i-begin.
Somehow wealth is synonymous with evil, cheating oppressor these days...
We don't have polls that accurately measure the intensity of political feelings, only their magnitude.

Would you accept "extremely widely unpopular, reaching a historically unprecedented low" instead of "hated"?
Coinbase Co-Founder Cautions Against Ethereum Hard Fork
Very cool! I'm interested in your thoughts about car manufacturers including them on cars now. In Canada, all new car models must have a backup camera, for example. (Kinda funny how you feature brand new Porsches and Audis in your product demos; both these cars have backup cameras!)

I still think there's a market for the product for older/used/classic vehicles, but wondering what your perspective is on this.
I was a vegetarian from 14 to 32 or so. I think eating less meat (than most people currently do) is definitely desirable, both for the planet and your own health, but you don't need to stop eating meat altogether.

There is so much we don't yet understand about nutrition or metabolism that I would take a very low tech approach to diet. The more we process things the more chance there is of things going wrong.

I find it fascinating to look at diets of groups people who live relatively long and disease free lives. It's almost always minimally processed food
Thanks dang! Totally understandable and I am happy to post again when we start shipping them out.
Hybrid speciation can happen, where the hybrids don't breed with the parent species but do with each other.
The particular brand I used for a couple of years seems to no longer be in business, but one good option is Mayan hammocks where you sleep perpendicular to how it is hung. Usually they are not fabric, but the threads are thin and close together so I never had a problem with it digging in to my skin even when laying on it directly (I usually layed on a blanket). I did have a problem snagging some of the threads with buttons and such, so I recommend a blanket or sheet even if you don't otherwise need it.

Do not use a pillow with that style hammock since it will mess up your back. It took me a couple of months to fully adjust, but after that it was very comfortable. I mostly turned from side to side and sometimes slept on my back that I don't otherwise do.

The main challenge I had with it is using it is that in cold weather you need to redo the bankets every night for decent warmth. You can put a second hammock below to hold less compressed blankets for additional warmth; for the coldest weather (I sleep cold and was outside some of the time I used it down to 0 F) diagonal sleeping works best. They take up quite a bit of space, but indoors if you use hooks that are curved enough that it won't come out accidently you can very easily leave it off to the side during the day. Make sure what you attach it to is sufficiently sturdy.

Sleeping with someone else in a Mayan hammock seems comfortable when your weights are somewhat close, but with large enough weight difference it doesn't work that well (for me at least, I also move quite a lot at night).

Another style of bed that looks really interesting to me is the "floating bed": http://www.floatingbed.com/

They are rediculously expensive, but I've thought of making one with a trampoline, which would leave more of a dip in the middle like the chimp bed. I haven't actually tried it, though.
The whole point of these products are to move away from stuff like that. Adding beef blood is like taking a step backwards.
Effectively, the speed of light is the rate at which Cause and Effect propagate through the universe.

The speed of light isn't an intrinsic property of light, it just so happens that light travels that fast and it was the first thing we were able to measure that was traveling at the limit.

If you were traveling at FTL velocities, you would effectively get there before you left.
Great idea. Why use an OBD port? I suspect this will compete with other OBD-dependent solutions in the future.
True, however everyone isn't equally expendable.
Good hacker uses vid vulns to spy on Quebec Liberal Party meetings
Can multiple people be required to click the Approve button?

That would actually be interesting.
Can you please make it look like Reddit?
Even as a meat eater I don't eat fish unless I caught it myself. Commercial fishing has gotten out of control and I refuse to contribute to the practice, as well as the shocking frequency that fish are mislabeled.
Rovio´s Peter Vesterbacka takes off to pursue startup dreams
You were planning on mining bitcoins in 2010 already? That's pretty early, hats off to you!
Karma? That's just good business sense. Buy low sell high.
Actually, Foster's rule indicates that predation being the main threat leads to smaller animals, while the restriction of resources being the main threat leads to larger animals.

> The same reason why the average man was 5 inches shorter in 1750 than he is today.

This is more likely dietary changes than resource restriction—we may not have had industrial farming, but the average person wasn't starving either. But you need access to plentiful, high levels of protein to maximize your height advantage.
It's with my deepest regret that I have to tell you.. people already don't care for broken links. Every other link citation on Wikipedia is broken, if it's a link to a newspaper, the probability approaches 1 as these sites just don't bother in their perpetual quest for SEO and ad value.
Over 1.5M Indians Using Free WiFi at Railway Stations: Google
Imgur was originally offered as a "gift" to Digg users, and when it didn't gain traction there MrGrimm re-branded it as a "gift" to Redditors.