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Leafy vegetables can be difficult to eat in large quantities, but that's where the high-fat aspect of the diet comes in handy. Most vegetables are very tasty when stir fried in fats and oils.
I used Ferris' 4 Hour Body, and did a cheat day and then learned more from resources online. Highly recommend. Lost 19 lbs in 9 weeks with a cheat day on keto.
Anyone ever read Shadowrun? I remember in one book there were automated trucks that shipped goods through the unsafe areas between the large cities...
At some point Apple didn't even store Netscaler configurations under source control. Glad to hear that they got better.
Wasteland 3 announced
try Clojurescript. it's really nice!
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Thank you so much! Made my day with this comment, more than the upvotes even.
And the cost of the people to implement and run the IDS etc $10 mill doesn't go that far in terms of hardware and FTE's.
My experience in a single family home is the polar opposite. I always get a txt or polite call (always originating from Seattle, WA) asking if I want them to put the package somewhere in specific or leave it at the door. I've went and spoken with a few of them.

They're far and above better than Fedex / UPS and never throw the packages over my gate into my flowerbeds.
This appears to stack a bunch of displays together, so not pepper's ghost.
I'm certain there's a contract provision involved along the lines of "We will only provide banking services to you if you agree not to engage in or serve customers who engage in our prohibited industries in any manner."
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Central Banks usually have to hold reserves of other countries currencies, or more generally a basket of reserves that it can use with another Central Bank for the purposes of trade or moving capital beyond the border.

Say I buy a container of iron ore from Australia from the US, the process needs money to flow to Australia. In this flow the Federal Reserve would provide to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) some of the assets in this currency basket to back its claim, it simply says the RBA is owed that (and subsequently the RBA can use that against USD trade, or use that against some other trading partner).

So this way that the person I buy ore from in Australia has his credit in his account backed by something intrinsic (owed to him by the RBA, owed to the RBA by the Fed). No money has really flowed between countries, just the Fed owes the RBA assets in this currency basket as a result.

This communication is done using the Bank for International Settlements which allows these reserves to be exchanged between other countries when they trade amongst each other. Hence it's important the basket contain assets that are universally acceptable and can store value. It used to be Special Drawing Rights, and before that Gold.

The Federal Reserve's gold hoard is also amongst this basket. The terminology remains from the basic function of exchange accounting under the Bretton woods system, in principle using fiat instead of Gold. This method was devised to avoid countries having to ship gold to each other. They could simply owe it to another Central Bank and trade against that.

The bonds are stored in a different form as part of their monetary policy, the functions in this sort of basket is part of the Fed's function with international settlements.
A different [edit: diet based] approach to reduce heart disease (also advocated by a physician):
https://youtu.be/LXigmGZk5FU

This same approach also appears to address other leading causes of death.
Not all blue zones have access to stellar health care. I'd argue that the health care of Nicoya peninsula in Costa Rica isn't much better than what keto-adapted people of Alaska or Greenland have access to, but the life expectancy difference is pretty large.
The point is that there have been plenty of purely governmental dystopias -- far more than there have been even pseudo-corporate ones like the ones you describe -- but we don't have people fretting about how we shouldn't have the government run Mars colonization due to that.
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Yeah, the symptoms sound like detoxication, those generally having foul smells and needing extra water to wash away our old fears.
Don't get me wrong, I really liked and wanted to like XUL... XULRunner was awesome when it came out (what a decade+ before electron?). However, everything outside of Mozilla's org that's used it is pretty much stale, dead or unsupported.

Firefox didn't dethrone IE alone, iirc, Firefox didn't even exceed IE usage until after Chrome came out, and even then only because Chrome ate further into IE's share and subsequently passed Firefox as well. Chrome was successful in part because of marketing, but in part because it was such a nicer browser experience. I still don't get why Firefox still has a separate search bar, when the address bar works for searches.

I'm not a Chrome apologist either, I'm frustrated with their decisions to remove browser scripts and make user installed extensions much harder to work with, the confusing nag notice at every startup is irritating to say the very least. I do find the UI much nicer to work with, though I wish it had nearly the advanced controls that FF offers.

That said, most people don't want or need to dig that far into their browser.. they want something to check facebook, watch youtube and send emails.
I don't the author is trying to "look for a fight". It's hardly the worst offender as far as these issues go either, it's just a lot more lopsided than a lot of us realized and is interesting to point out.

I think it says more about our society at large than it does about the Simpsons, anyway.
Be nice to have a special device with sole purpose sms/2fa, that's very small (easier to carry than a spare phone). A secret number of course, but also running on a service with no human operators who can intervene.
It would be interesting to find out what the dimensions of this are in voxels. The 2 million voxels makes me think this is based on a 1920x1080 projector.

A graphic on https://www.lookingglassfactory.com/how/ showing the obligatory macbook has its display divided vertically into what looks like 10 slices - so perhaps 1920x108x10?

That would seem plausible as to what the photos on the site represent, but some of the 3d renders use a much higher vertical resolution for the display.

(This is just an educated guess, of course.)
They missed a format that's ubiquitous, has a lot of formatting options, and has search facilities. Manpages. When someone's looking for a piece of documentation, they are usually working on a system as they do it, and man -k <thing> is a lot easier to remember than some other search tool that requires its own set of packages, etc.
I've been doing Intermittent Fasting [1] for about 2-3 months now. I didn't realize the electrolytes issue when the body switches into ketosis.

One thing I LOVE about IF is that my cravings have naturally leaned me in these directions. 1) I've been drinking more Gatorade because I craved it. 2) I've added salt, mayo, cheese to my sandwiches to 'make it taste better' even though prior to this diet, I'd have a fairly bland sandwich (no mayo, salt, cheese). 3) I also tend to crave high fatty/protein foods. Like burgers. (I don't tend to crave bad foods for me, Nutella might be bad...but it's keto-friendly. And I only eat it in moderation.)

I also added magnesium to my diet due to my nerves becoming unsettled.

It's remarkable. The things you suggest, my body has pushed me in the direction of your suggestions. One thing I noticed, is that I crave more Gatorade and now I know why. At first, I thought it was one of those 'unhealthy' cravings that pop up from time to time but...I think you're right, that my body needs it to aid in burning fat.

[1] - I know this is about a Keto diet. But IF (Intermittent Fasting) showed a lot of promise after I did a bunch of research on it and it's fairly similar to Keto but without restrictions. It's more convenient for my lifestyle (it exercises my willpower on fast days/times, quicker meals, condensed feeding times).

Namely, in my research, IF showed similar benefits as Keto but without the added hassle of changing the entire diet and learning a new menu. It also simplified mealtimes.

I do a hybrid of two different IF diets. 1) Saturday through Wednesday, I eat 'normally' without going overboard with foods. Also during this five day stretch, I only eat between 10am-3pm, so I'll be fasting from 3pm to 10am (19 hours every day). I'll eat ~3000 calories in that 5 hour window. 2) Thursday and Friday I eat only ~700 calories. I don't 'count', I just estimate one meal and it's eaten between 10am-3pm.

Heck, even Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) used IF to get ripped. http://www.vox.com/2014/12/22/7403247/wolverine-diet-hugh-ja...

P.S. I'm 29. Lost 30 lbs (in 2-3 months). I have 40 lbs more to go. I might get there by the new year. I hope the info is helpful as it has been for me.
Where do you get the phone numbers? Twilio?
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You can eat practically unlimited amounts of green leafy vegetables (and hence fiber) on a ketogenic diet. Perhaps that wasn't a major part of you diet before you went keto?
ok, let me rephrase that:

"We rewrote this from JS to Python."

"Guys but JS is better than PHP and Ruby!"

Still cant see how is that relevant.
The problem is what to do when your adversary selectively delays timestamp related packets skewing your time.
16: 1 2 4 8 16 (5)

25: 1 5 25 (3)

36: 1 2 3 4 6 9 12 18 36 (9)
> morally superior

I'd say, totally superior, this was in 2000:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bart_to_the_Future

"Lisa has become the (first female) President of the United States and tries to get the country out of financial trouble."

And I don't consider that "morality" was the major aspect of Lisa's superiority.
In addition to the program to run their own parcel shipping network, referred to as "Consume the City", it also mentions an interesting experiment called "I Have Space", which allows Amazon to utilize excess capacity in warehouses owned by third parties. Note that Amazon has already launched "Seller Fulfilled Prime" for third party sellers which meet certain metrics.
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Honestly, when could we ever retire IPv4? We've had, what three or four decades now, of building the world's infrastructure on it. What's a realistic scenario to retire that stuff even if everyone gets on IPv6 in 10 years. Another 50 years? 100? 500?

Our great-great-grandkids will still be troubleshooting the 'hey who deleted localhost from /etc/hosts' problem.
Scarcity? If 99% of the cars are autonomous, and the only people left manually driving are driving Sports cars - everything from Mazda Miata's to Ferrari Enzo's, then that will be a very small, very expensive to market insure.
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Subject: Notification Regarding Recent DDoS Attacks
Subject: Notification Regarding Recent DDoS Attacks
Posted: Sep 27, 2016 06:24 PM

AKAMAI CONFIDENTIAL

Dear Akamai Customers,

As you may know, for several days during the week of September 19, Akamai was engaged in successfully mitigating the largest sustained DDoS attack we have ever seen. Throughout the duration of the attack, the targeted site was never rendered unavailable, and our systems and staff performed extremely well under challenging conditions.

You may have also heard that the targeted customer, who had been receiving pro bono services for several years, was eventually removed from our platform. We understand that this has raised some questions and concerns. We wanted to share our perspective on this situation, as it is important to know that we did not make the decision lightly.

Akamai has an obligation to its paying customers that we take very seriously. To effectively fight a massive DDoS attack requires significant resources from both a technical and personnel perspective. After several days of successfully mitigating these massive and sustained attacks, and with no reprieve in sight, we made the difficult decision that we could no longer justify donating our DDoS protection services to this particular client and that we needed to avoid any potential risk to our other customers.

We want to emphasize the point that we have no intention of removing a paying customer from our platform due to an attack.
Bullshit politician-speak. What is he actually offering, in concrete terms? Direct government funding, or... ? What are the criteria to qualify for it?
> that student sounds significantly more prepared for the working world than most recent-graduates I've met.

I couldn't agree with you more.
I got a different fingerprint on each reload (for about 5-10 reloads). I'm not running noscript, but do have a decent number of other privacy related addons.
or the CEO and the broad members concerned are flagged as a not a "fit and proper person" to a be a director - oops you have just fired your self kiss your share options goodbye
Except, naturally, that openstreetmap.org is mainly aimed at OSM contributors, which typically are actually changing the data and by that invalidating the tiles created for our standard style (which update in minutes).

See: https://www.mapbox.com/mapbeat/
That being the case, isn't exercise still very important to overall health - even if you're at a healthy weight? (Personally, I've never had any weight problems regardless of diet, but regular exercise makes a big difference in how I feel.)
I stopped using Yahoo the first time I setup an account for a friend and they were already on Yahoo's spam email reseller list faster than I could disable the opt-out setting. There was spam waiting in the inbox on an email account less than 5 minutes old.

I appreciate some of what they've done for the larger community, but decisions like that which make users take such a distant backseat to the bottom line make me not want to be a yahoo user ever again.
The problem is that the default PIN (which is what 99% of customers still have probably) is just the last four digits of the primary account holder's SSN.
"I burned a lot of baby fat, but it was painful in the toilet, there was bleeding involved"

Best comment i've read on HN.
I'll start by saying this is a really interesting device, and a very impressive technological feat. However, I have some major criticisms too:

The only advantage I see to this vs. something like HoloLens is that it doesn't require a head mounted display. Unfortunately for this project, that's not as big a barrier for serious companies as they need it to be. In time I think this "advantage" will also dwindle due to shrinking component size, etc.

The price is also considerable - it's about a thousand dollars cheaper than a HoloLens (I'm going to keep going back to HoloLens because to me they're directly comparable.) But the thousand saved also comes with some significant drawbacks:

- The notion of collaboration seems to be non-existent with this device - I don't see them showing how that might work based on their promo clips. Seems to be single user driven.

- It has a back-face. How do you render something like text so that it's readable from all perspectives?

- Control appears to be limited with no standard input. HoloLens tracks the users hands, by comparison.

- Does it have a top on it? At that point, what really separates it from a 3D TV? Seems like you'd only get limited perspective translation.

I'm having trouble coming up with really practical applications for such a device, that wouldn't be better suited by a head mounted personal device. I fully support the effort if they find their niche, but coming from a VR/MR point of view, I can't really see any real advantages. Please enlighten me! I don't mean to be a downer!
Same here. Amazon has been great.

They also deliver on Sundays and they call me since my apartment building's package room is closed on Sundays.
Correct. I use

# deny spoofers
extinput="iptables -t filter -A INPUT -i wan"
$extinput -s 127.0.0.0/8	-j REJECT
$extinput -s 10.0.0.0/8	-j REJECT
$extinput -s 172.16.0.0/12	-j REJECT
$extinput -s 192.168.0.0/16	-j REJECT
ditto. I evaluated it back then and though it could be fantastic at some point, it was just missing to many small things. Admittedly these were things we could have solved ourselves, but it seemed like they would be added to the core product at some point, so I opted to hold off adoption for a while.
There's new stuff that's a significant advance (machine learning that really works), there's stuff that's just different (like most of the web backend technologies), and there's stuff that's worse (security).
It looks like multiple such displays stacked up, for true depth. Each of your eyes will see a slightly different image because it has real parallax, and each person around a display will see from a different angle too.
I wouldn't use the word "collapse", but a "crash" is definitely in the cards. The political system is too fragile to think that it can survive a crash, so they are trying to kick the can down the road as far as possible, which will just make the inevitable crash worse.

We will live in interesting times, for sure.
About Slowloris
I was hoping to learn a bit more about how it works. They hand-wave about "lightfolding", but what does that mean?
An interesting condition of the Amazon deal with Atlas, for 767 freighters:

but [Amazon] may cancel the CMI deal with just 180 days’ notice merely for the sake of “convenience”, which can be implemented from January 1, 2018.

CMI is (air)crew, maintenance and insurance and they then combine that with a dry-lease of the airframes from an Atlas subsidiary.

http://theloadstar.co.uk/atlas-air-shareholders-approve-amaz...

So it looks as if 2017 will be the proving-year for Amazon to determine whether they want to take the plunge into self-managed logistics, and they have an escape clause if not.
I wonder how well it would work with this setup if you were connected to it over a VPN. Presumably (despite the latency) it would consider it the same network.
Only max 5 years I know of one case in the UK where people got > 10 years hard time for that
They specifically say that it is not.
I agree completely. I usually have the most problems with packages delivered through the US Postal Service and I haven't had any problems to speak of with Amazon delivery.
Keep in mind shit like this is what happens when people get fired and blame management, rumors & shit get started like this. We don't know the real story.
If you are 8.8.8.8 and you fake 8.8.4.4, it's likely the same person getting the complaint.

If you just picked those two addresses at random from the entire range just to serve as an illustration, you should have bought a lottery ticket instead.
Except they were copper coins, not silver coins.
Even two Oculus or Vive headsets will cost more than this device.
Is anyone concerned with Amazon taking over too many things? It's already killing smaller shops... I understand why but it's now trying to take over content and all forms of shipping? I'm worried we'll have a single mega store one day from which we buy all our things.
More competition is a win for all of us (consumers).

Plus anything is better than the rag tag set of local shippers they use for same/next day orders (or 2-day orders that were late getting out). I'm not going to name and shame, but I've had bad experiences with all of the non-majors (i.e. not UPS, FedEX, USPS) they use from coast to coast.
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Anecdotes:

I started keto over a year ago after struggling with weight my whole life. I have always been heavy for my height. Anyways, two years ago I was in a motorcycle accident and the doctors told me that having plaque in my arteries significantly increased the damage (I had internal bleeding requiring surgery). So I decided to fix my shit. Started working out a couple times a week, but the weight didn't go down for six months, when I found keto.

I won't get into the benefits, unless anyone has specific questions. I just came here to say this:

Once in ketosis, I started learning to enjoy hunger. Enjoying hunger made weight loss work without much conscious effort. I have lost 50 pounds in a year, then maintained the lower weight for another year.
"For weed control we relied on hay and profuse weeding by hand,"

For a while I've said that "robotic fast food joints" are one of the touchstones I'm using to say that robotics has really arrived. I've been considering adding "robotic weeders" to my list. How much would our agriculture change if instead of pesticides, we physically weeded everything?

The robot may not even need to "remove things by their roots", which would be quite complicated; if it can sweep by reliably every two or three days just trimming everything that isn't desired crop would probably do fine.

Bushy plants low to the ground might take more work, but given the way corn grows it seems like we could robotically weed corn pretty effectively.
I was thinking they'd be competing with Uber, Lyft as well in the not too distant future. They're building out a sizable network through Amazon local and fresh (maybe I have a distorted view of this because I live in Seattle though)
> it's hard to sell a home with rooms that are bright, unique colors

I hate people that think like this. You are living in this house, correct? It is your home isn't it? Why are you so scared to make it yours.

First thing I did when I moved into my house was paint it. Every room. It didn't matter what the colour was before because I made it mine.

And I can't stand Beige.
Not really, no. I recently switched to a MAD plan which routs it over sprint directly, but even before calls were ok.
>but the overruling factor in weight loss/gain is the ratio of work (exercise) to energy input (calories).

I don't think you are off, but the key is not weight loss/gain...the key is healthy weight loss/gain and that has everything to do with what you consume.