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>Agreed; the point of the game is to make you feel like a God.

I would actually disagree. There are plenty of power fantasies, most notably the spectacle fighter genre, which seek to make you feel powerful. Civ isn't about that.

Civ makes you feel purposeful. You nurture and grow your civilization, not for personal aggrandizement but for a feeling of progress and accomplishment. Your goal is not to be the most powerful ruler, but to have the greatest civilization. Human achievement and ambition is the theme of the game.
To be fair, it's a far far better argument than one that includes "your just stupid".
I have a different perspective on this: much of malware these days is state-sponsored. Would you blame the architect who built your house if it fell over in a bombing raid? So why blame the people who built your OS if it falls over due to a discharge of cyberwar materiel? An insurance company wouldn't find the OS-maker at fault, any more than they'd find the architect at fault. (The legal term here is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Force_majeure .)
That's exactly what lsc was saying - that Soylent in actuality fits those last two sentences, and that the only real difference between the two is the different emphases (and reckless overselling for Soylent).
Those are not nutritionally complete, fruits go bad and most people don't live next to an open bakery.
You may want to visit with a mental health professional and explain your behavior and motivation...
Analogous to the fact that it is very hard to study the nutrition and long-term effects of Soylent on a big scale, with a diverse set of people, the same seems to be true for "normal" food. How do you even _define_ a "regular diet"? The exact diet varies from person to person, even from week to week!

Even though we've had "normal diets" for way longer, it is impossible to study those effectively without first closely defining the diet in question (which is effectively the same as feeding Soylent, minus the powderization and conservation).

Following that, it should be much easier to closely examine the effects of Soylent on people than it is to study any other non-standardized form of nutrition.
And yet every "fact" about Soylent you read is purely anectodal.
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Thank you apple, for not putting a touchscreen on that. As a developer One of the reasons I use mac is that, it is one of the few high end laptops without a touch screen.
Out of interest, how are you handling persistence in your stack? Are the cluster machines homogeneous (i.e. all the same)? Can containers be deployed to any machine or must they be deployed to where the data was left?
If anybody is interested: In Windows it works with Ctrl + Ü.
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Why do you buy Soylent instead of Ensure?

https://ensure.com/nutrition-products/protein-shakes-healthy...

Is it cheaper? More complete? Dehydrated?
s/ancestors/parents. They seem to be living decently long lives, so I'll let someone else experiment with liquid meal replacements for a decade or two, thank you very much.
Maybe they are shills for the food industry? I don't get it either - why are they even reading a Soylent article.
> Why don't people understand?

> It's not [...] b) supposed to replace all meals.

That's not how it was advertised during launch and the kickstarter. It was heavily pushed as a sole source of nutrition.

People are only repeating what Soylent said.
I agree with that. What I was trying to correct was a common misconception that "dividends are taxed as ordinary income, and LTCG are taxed at a wildly different rate".
Hypothetically speaking, if Apple had a patent on the 'magnetic power adaptor' and discontinued it in their own products, would this mean that nobody could produce such a thing. That seems like it would be a ludicrous situation.
What's unavoidable about the basic requirement of a USB3 port and SD card? How about HDMI/DP at least? I take it this is a sign every Thunderbolt device is totally dead in the water now? It's not about including a port for every single type, it's about including at least SOME kind of port. It's one thing to make a leap like Thunderbolt 1 and then Thunderbolt 2 and Lightning etc. have been, then it's another to say it's all USB-C now (with no real transition!) and expect anyone to believe you when you say it's REALLY THE LAST PORT THIS TIME GUYS TRUST US. Would it really have ruined the laptop to include a single USB3 port?
What would stop one from enhancing the DTrace in illumos further? That is licensed under the CDDL, and Adam has made several enhancements to DTrace lately, and if my memory serves me correctly, Bryan fixed a couple of bugs in it recently as well.
But terrible chargers they are. I had to replace mine twice once for my Pro and once for Pro3. The cable bends very unnaturally and is gradually torn from the magnetic connector. Other chargers have a driver piece of plastic where the cable enters the connector that bends nicely to avoid this.
I tried that. I got sick after I eat a juicy steak that I put in the trunk of my car last week.
Eh, flossing is a placebo anyway.
With nutrition you can safely assume most things you hear are bullshit.
So why didn't they just deploy FreeBSD across the entire server park? That would also give you DTrace again...
Can someone explain this to me? I'm struggling to understand this...
It appears that is where the Touch Bar starts, so the Escape key/button probably cannot be moved further to the left.
Vim users can use Ctrl-C instead of ESC.

For me it is actually easier to do :)
This is a great introductory article, I heartily recommend it.

I read this myself few years ago, got very excited, and had a go at writing a program that could automatically perform the derivation from Nielsen's worked example:

https://github.com/fcostin/d_separation

This was really interesting to work on, but I guess I became disinterested in it after I got it to crudely work. Be aware that the quality of the code, documentation, and the entire idea of the "proof-search" aspect of it is probably not very good.
We cannot assume that the environment is innocuous. Our atmosphere is full of nitrogen, oxygen and other chemical compounds able to produce a reaction and modify molecules in any food.
The one thing that makes all the recent food alternatives like Soylent interesting is that they are nutritionally complete, or at least aim to be. Especially if you are eating vegetarian, it's easy to miss something vital without being very careful what you consume.

I use a Soylent-like products occasionally just to increase my chances of my body getting all the specific nutrients it can use.
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I thought the biggest problem with blending stuff is the quantity I'll be having compared to having just one unit of something. For example, I wouldn't eat 3 oranges in a row but I would definitely drink them if blended.
> One of the biggest flaws of the tech industry is the belief that being a tech expert is enough to disrupt other industries in which they don't have any expertise.

One of the biggest flaws of consumers is that they can't tell low tech from high tech. Writing a shiny CRUD website is not high tech.
Maybe, except it seems better to your body than most normal meals you eat ;).
> This is completely pointless. They'll just add some form you have to sign before giving you service and that's about it.
>
> After all, do you read and act on the privacy notifications other providers give you?

So that's an interesting thing that's come up in the European Union, where the "constitution"/"bill of rights"[1] mandates "consent" for processing of personal data, namely does one of those click though I Agree things count as "informed consent".

Let's be honest, vast majority of people aren't actually consenting to things that are in the contract.

[1] For political reasons there is no "European Union Constitution". However there is the "Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union" which is sorta a "Bill of rights"
If you lose allicin you lose some nice properties (antimicrobial, antiinflammatory, etc):

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10594976
Response from AWS Support:

We have investigated this issue and are seeing incorrect responses from two of the .io nameservers: ns-a4.io and ns-a2.io.

These nameservers are returning NXDOMAIN intermittently for domains that do exist. As a result, once a resolver receives the erroneous response, it will cache the non-existence for the negative TTL, which for .io is set to 3600 seconds (1 hour).
With a little bit of practice you can easily do it as demonstrated there in under a minute.
The interesting bit:

If an impending collision is detected that would be expected to produce a loud crash, the vehicle’s sound system plays a short interference signal. This causes the stapedius muscle in the ears to contract, which for a split second changes the link between the eardrum and the inner ear and so better protects it against high acoustic pressures. Most importantly, the reflex reduces the damage to hearing.
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Are you having any influence on product grading?

A large source of food waste is that some vegetables just don't meet over strict supermarket standards, and these are just ploughed back into the ground.

One tv show about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVk31Yv9vlg (the farming bit starts at about 5 minutes in)
Linux is not my favorite operating system, but it seems like we're stuck with it.

It only seems that way. We're never stuck with something as long as we don't accept it. One other factor is at play which works against Linux, and that is that people in IT like shiny new things, and therefore something else always comes along. Hopefully this time around, that something else will be the old new thing (learning from the past, and re-discovery). One way or the other, the clock is ticking on Linux, and one of these days, it won't be as popular any more, because something else will be the new-new thing. It's the nature of this industry:

change is the only constant.

You don't have to accept anything. Don't bow to peer pressure.
well if every generation had to write their laws from scratch we'd never get anything done. You have to accept that as someone coming into an already occupied world that some rules will have been made prior to your birth.
You can campaign against them but just don't expect not to be challenged if you break them.
I would argue that it's ethical as long as they disclose that they've done it in a clear way.
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nice that they replied to you. Still waiting to see a reply from them...
I was under the impression that AdBlock Plus started selling whitelist places and that's what user's became outraged over. I may be misremembering though, I only ever scanned post titles
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needless to say https://status.aws.amazon.com/ is all green :(
I can't attest to whether it helps prevent cavities or gum disease or whatever, given regular dental visits. I can say though that I used to rarely floss, and since I started flossing daily a few years ago, my teeth remain noticeably smoother and cleaner feeling between dentist visits, and require considerably less scraping when I'm there.
Please do write it! What I love about vim is that it is (to me anyway) a DSL for editing a document. The language has verbs "delete, copy, change" and nouns (paragraph, document, line) etc. that you can learn and combine. So once you understand how the language works, you can do a huge amount with it.

I'd love to see a similar thing for emacs, outlining how it is supposed to be used and explored and fits together.
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We've done a few patient management platforms; feel free to reach out to me if want to bounce ideas - they're not as hard as you think, and you can generally find an acceptable balance between encryption / security / safety, effort & usability. Your local gov\medical board will also have guidelines available of standards you need to adhere to when handling confidential patient data over the wire; most of these docs are pretty old school but can be adapted easily with modern libraries and practices.

The harder bit is keeping nefarious actors out when they're determined to get in, and the hardest bit is user carelessness.
Not all of your meals has to be "nutritionally complete".

You can store apples during the whole winter if you have below 0 degrees outside. We did it when I was young.

Quality of life does not starts with a 6 digit salary and ends with working on the next Uber for X. Living in the right country/city with the right people can case you a lot of happiness. I know because I was born behind the iron curtain.
So HTC recommends an RX 480 or up as a GPU for the Vive, how does the Radeon Pro 460 (highest available upgrade for the new MBP) compare to that?
I read on Reddit that it's about 85% the power of an RX 460...so I guess not enough raw power for VR? Didn't Apple promote the new MBP line as VR-ready or am I misremembering?
This is probably the best pro-death argument -- the social consequences. The rest can be solved.

But in two to seven decades, when they have this problem, I doubt they will see it as a moral choice to kill (/refuse to save) people because a lot of them will be conservative.
Here's the sound:
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The y-axis doesn't always have to start at 0.

Shifting the y-axis CAN be used to manipulate how the data is perceived, but that doesn't mean it ALWAYS should start at 0. In fact, that can sometimes also be very misleading.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14VYnFhBKcY
Because Roman law had jurisdiction?
my guess:

it's an old rent contracts and the newly-rent-value would be around 600
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Perhaps think of it as lost opportunity, instead. More money often provides for more opportunity.

I think it is very natural to preemptively feel sorrow for some of the opportunities you will give up when you die.
With a second GPU you can get near bare metal performance by using PCI passthrough [1] on UEFI systems. The VM gets exclusive ownership of one adapter essentially. I am currently running Arch for a host, Photoshop via Wine and in Win VM. In the VM it runs far better, just like a native Windows dual boot. I use various Windows and Mac VMs and I routinely game on one monitor while my spouse plays games on the other, runs great. We've joked that Windows 10 runs better in Linux and is easier to manage.

[1] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PCI_passthrough_via_OVM...

edit: Less overhead required for quick usage but no super cow powers, thats why I bother loading via Wine also sometimes. I know someone was wondering...

Also, my Wacom works flawlessly across all OS and seamlessly transitions in a QT5 virtmanager session from Plasma to Windows. ymmv, consult docs for configuration options. I've seen people saying you cant do this, bs.
USB C is just the form factor. USB 3.1 Gen 2 is commonly supported by USB C ports. USB 3.1 Gen 2 is backwards compatible with USB 3.0/3.1 and 2.0 but not USB 1.0/1.1. You may need an active adapter or hub from 2.0 to 1.1 instead of just a passive cable.
I do not think so. The statement that keto is the best diet even if it causes rectal bleeding sounds reasonable to me [source: HN]. I go now and take a fat-shake. Cheers!
That is pretty much the position people on the trading floor take as well.

These "economists" at banks are not taking positions. Their job is to make you take positions, so they are in fact salesmen. The chatter is there to remind you that their bank exists and can be phoned up to be traded with.
Why should a consumer care either way?
Should we trust predictive policing software to cut crime?
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A decent 'designer' would at least specify the OS and requirements somewhere on the page.

Perhaps the title should reflect it's a mac-only tool.
Uhh... I guess it's done?

If nothing else, I can assure you that you can register the santa-toilet.ws emoji domain, if you're so motivated.

Built in a single 17 hour stretch for a GoDaddy hackathon, I'd love any feedback you might have going into my presentation tomorrow. Thanks!
That's interesting. Would you mind saying more about your kubernetes experience? I have a side-line scepticism about Kubernetes because it feels over-engineered but otherwise a container orchestration fan.
Also your sandwich is predominantly going to be made up of bread, even the healthiest of which isn't all that healthy, and likely deli meat, which you probably don't want to much of either.
I'm partial to that all-natural cyanide myself.

With a uranium chaser.
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Do you have any evidence that Google is losing market share? The latest reports I could find (from Feb 2016) showed that Bing's incredibly small increase in market share in the Americas is actually less than Google's growth, and at the expense of Yahoo and Ask.
You could say the same thing about a dealer who started dealing in high school, continued dealing, graduated college, and still not caught.
I guess that was my point, no one is expecting to enjoy the benefits of evolution (because of course they will be dead). So the argument of halting evolution or that it goes against the so far proven way to become a better species makes no sense. Better that we focus on working with what we have.

Perhaps the version was number a bad way to express that though!
and your prognostication of doom?
Any thicker and we'd have to start cutting it into bars and marketing it on a shiny over-designed website.
Isn't the title a bit misleading? I mean, it is not the powder, it is only the bars. And is not like customers keep getting sick because of the powder, it is the case of some customers who got sick because of a bad ingredient in the bars... Opinions?
Their main product is their ecommerce tech stack. Soylent is a side project.
There are already existing nutritional supplements on the market, used by eg World Food Programme.

https://www.wfp.org/nutrition/special-nutritional-products

But WFP doesn't want to push these as sole sources of nutrition, or even regular components of a diet. These are used in emergencies. A lot of WFP's work is around building resilience into communities to prevent hunger. https://www.wfp.org/preventing-hunger

We currently produce enough food for the entire planet. It's not distributed very well, and there's a lot of waste.
The architects at Foster + Partners designing the Apple campus use Revit and being architects they want the coolest tech. Surface Studio hits that sweetspot better than anything from Apple at the moment.
> This is the problem. That concept is completely foreign to a lot of people (me included). The combination of my body's needs and the way I was raised lead me to view each meal as an opportunity to be enjoyed, never a chore.

Different people, different concepts :). I used a Soylent clone in the past to replace breakfast/lunch and I liked it. I feel I might be unique at that among my coworkers, but I e.g. really prefer eating at my desk - I can parallelize it with work, or reading a book, or reading HN, which is infinitely more interesting to me than eating out with most people.

> but I'll never understand that feeling of "ugh, I need to eat, guess I'll have a Soylent".

My mother was on a diet plan once, where they suggested two options for meals each day, and if you really didn't feel like eating that, you could replace it with a protein shake. There were days when that shake really was the best alternative, and it allowed her to stick to the plan instead of giving up.
> On leaving they followed me and one of them spit in my hair

Wtf?
> all of Firefox's users have at least two cores,

As an end user, it concerns me slightly that the visible change will be that Firefox pegs two cores instead of just one.

An absolute explosion in Javascript usage on the web together, of low quality haphazardly put together at runtime, together with the convenience of tabs makes this a problem. Mozilla may do everything right but that doesn't necessarily help the end user.

Is there anything I could do easily to remedy this, without bothering with white listing Javascript? And is there any activities at Mozilla concerning this, perhaps with identifying the most trivial cases of scripts spinning without doing useful work? Maybe pausing DOM changes for documents that aren't visible?
Thank you for the link. Disgusting people!
Rendering and uploading something (or sending some messages to the touch bar controller; or queuing messages to the touch bar) probably takes a tiny bit longer than

if(!touchbar) return MAKE_SUCCESS_GREAT_AGAIN;

But then again maybe the user space component just doesn't have that conditional.
New XPS 13" comes with a Killer 1535 Wifi chipset, which is Atheros based I believe. Specs at http://www.dell.com/uk/p/xps-13-9360-laptop/pd?ref=PD_OC

I think you bought the previous model. It’s possible that the UK gets slightly different specs of course, but seems unlikely?
I wonder if it as cool hypothesis that they decided to implement as a cheap bit of marketing, or whether the protective factor is actually evidence-based.
Thank you, I might just do that.

I'm in the UK but I've found the american standards often more informative as a guide when it comes to just getting an overview.
The strategy of MobX is different. It's not easily possible to make Redux work like how MobX does it.
So does Scaleway support machines – well, snapshots or volumes – transfer across regions? That would be nice.
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I was on keto. It worked. No rectal bleeding. I also didn't die of various stuff I was supposed to. I'm close to getting jailed though, because I fear that at some point I'll break and punch the next person who tells me that artificial sweeteners cause cancer.
I find I am also addicted to that "ball drop" moment or moment of clarity when you finally realise how something works. Those moments are also a lot more common in the early stages.
Not really. Function keys are always the same size in the same place - consistency.
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Scaleway is probably my new favorite VPS provider atm.

It's console is way simpler than AWS.

The only things that bother me are the limited availability of ARM nodes and being unable to ~~experiment~~ use SIS.

But even with that it's still way more fun.
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It represents differences between forms of government. The transition between a slave-owning civilisation and not is significant, and slavery was a substantial factor in world trade and some important historical conflicts.
>I wouldn't eat 3 oranges in a row

I would! I tend to go overboard on fruit if I don't stop myself. Apples, oranges, blueberries, cantaloupe, all so delicious...Not always pleasant for digestion and probably a bit of sugar rush, but do you know of any more serious health effects?
But the whole point of play is to run through all those rote learning steps while simultaneously learning about the system and environment they live in. Sure you can cram, and then you'll test well on standardized entrance exams, but then how many of these people are able to effectively apply that knowledge to real-world problems? If you play, or tinker, or experiment, as part of your learning, then you already have this experience.

It's not about "fun", it's about experimentation. Free-form intellectual play.
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That's not just a flaw of consumers. It seems to be a problem with lots of people in the industry, including programmers, marketers and investors...

Then again, they can make money out of it, so they probably don't care either.