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I believe that if you find yourself needing distraction to keep going you should refactor your life. You should really talk to someone about your situation, distraction is temporary, you'll always end alone with your own thoughts at some point and it doesn't have to be painful.

If you believe that there's more to life then you should keep looking for more. Dream and make your dreams happen, even if it takes time you'll have a goal and purpose.

There is no point in living but there's no point in staying in the box society puts you in and be miserable neither. You can do whatever you want.
The liability situation at scale will also be "interesting." With the exception of pharmaceutical side-effects (which, in the case of vaccines are even explicitly dealt with through the government), it's hard to think of another consumer product, properly maintained and operated, where faults randomly kill people because "stuff happens" without consequences.

GM didn't get to play the engineering is complicated and there are always tradeoffs card with its ignition switches. (And, yes, I know this was a case of a known problem but product defects still usually trigger liability in any case.)
Sort of. The dramatism of melting ice is played up quite a bit in popular media.

Sea ice doesn't contribute to sea level rise when it rises; continental ice sheets and grounded ice shelves do. There are three great ice sheets: West Antarctica (~2.2 million km³), Greenland (~2.8 million km³) and East Antarctica (~20 million km³). By contrast, the largest ice shelf, Ross Ice Shelf, is only ~0.1-0.2 million km³. I don't know how much of that is grounded and thus capable of inducing sea level rise on loss. By comparison, the piece that's breaking off is only 1700 km³ or so.

Our knowledge of the exact state of these ice sheets and shelves has a lot of holes in them, but it's clear that the East Antarctic Ice Sheet is gaining in mass, West Antarctic Ice Sheet about stable to slightly negative, and Greenland is shedding at a fast clip of a few hundred km³/year. The ice shelves, particularly in West Antarctica, do seem to generally be in retreat.

At current rates of loss, the melting of the ice sheets provide only a very modest rate of sea level rise--maybe 0.5mm/yr. By comparison, in, say, Norfolk, the isostatic rebound from the loss of the Laurentide Ice Sheet contributes about 1.5mm/yr in sea level rise. The fear is that there could be some kind of tipping point that causes the ice sheets to very suddenly and dramatically collapse (à la Larsen B), but we don't have much evidence to suggest that this is likely to happen.
It's a stopgap for a painful transition but the transition isn't to touch OS X it's MacBook Pro to iPad Pro.

Make no mistake if the iPad Pro didn't exist the MacBook Pro would have a heck of a lot more in common with the Surface Book.
> All anyone wanted was a retina macbook air. That's it. Everyone was perfectly happy and just wanted a nicer screen.

The non-touch bar 13" model is exactly that. It weighs the same as an Air and has a smaller footprint, with the same 15W processor for good battery life. Problem is they jacked up the price because Apple.
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Backpage does not mean no street pimps. The average profile of a sex worker in the US is a young runaway who begins dating a slightly older man. He takes care of her in a way her family like never did and eventually convinces her to sell herself, becomes her pimp. It's a very rare sex worker that elected to start completely in her own.
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If someone has a single option to feed themselves/their kids, and you remove that one option, how is that an improvement?
I don't know if I agree with their arguments, but people have argued that people should be able to sell kidneys.

Currently, this is illegal - people end up forming "donation chains" to spread the availability of organs.
I expected to be Feyn-mannered.

TL,DR; Stored chemical energy can be released, by adding to its jiggling- and produces enough energy to cause a jiggling chain reaction to other storages nearby.
When I drive, at least I am in control. I don't give any thoughts to accident statistics. A self driving car may become safer statistically, but I don't see myself in a self driving car that is safer on an average but still has a non-zero chance of getting me in an accident.
I expect the option to own a self-driving car instead of taking taxis will exist, and various people it will be worthwhile (e.g. people in more remote areas).

However, I expect this to be quite a bit more expensive overall, and I think a lot of people might not care so much about owning a vehicle once they see that cost difference.
Having consensual sex with someone isn't the same as giving up both your kidneys and retinas.
So, because "do this or be in pain" might be coercive, your solution is to remove the "do this or", so it's just "be in pain"?

I'm genuinely unsure how removing an option is helping the situation, if you're not going to provide a solution at the same time. It just sounds like you'd rather they suffer than do something you find distasteful.
Sounds about right. Facebook messenger already has the most penetration solely by dint of total # of users. All my foreign-born employees and coworkers are whatsapp users because of free voice calling over wifi. Hangouts is strictly available because it's installed by default on Android and it mines contacts. Allo / Duo have even less use because except for limited Android phones it has to be installed.
Ask HN: Devs turned machine learning engineers,do you enjoy working on ML tasks?
>that generates O3 in such a way that a single tooth can be isolated and bathed in O3. The result is bacteria death within any tooth crack or cavity.

If you could prove that with a peer-reviewed paper, you'll revolutionize dentistry in the US, that's for sure. In other countries boner pills made from rhino tusks are a "hit" but that doesn't mean the FDA is corrupt for banning them as clinical treatment here.

You can still market O3 therapy as what it is, "alternative medicine." Just not clinical treatment.
Generally, we draw it somewhere south of "Permanent physical damage to one's own body" and somewhere north of "I could sit in my underwear and watch anime all day, but if I put on these pants and go sit in this cube and write this code for these people, I'll make some money, so..."
> There is a gap in the market for someone outside the US to offer such a service,

There may be an even bigger gap for someone outside the US with no need to actually make a profit to offer such a service. Consider the merits of not just scanning the equivalent of the Ashley Madison database for sensitive addresses, but of actually controlling that database and being able to advertise in areas where you'd like to acquire users?

I think it'd be fascinating to see if a new service springs up and gets advertised in the DC area.
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> there is also a huge population of people that are trying to feed themselves, or their kids, or their addictions with very few options to achieve those ends.

Should we shut down strip clubs? What about coal mines? Factory jobs where people lose digits and limbs? Service industries where people are overworked and underpaid?
Or just making it not-a-problem temporarily. Or even just less-of-a-problem temporarily. Enough difference for you to look up from the rut you've been digging yourself into, assess the situation with a clearer head, and start towards a longer term plan to address the cause as well as the symptoms.

Of course a common problem causing recurrent depression is mistaking a short term fix for something more substantial, so people need to be careful to make sure they correctly identify that when it is in danger of happening.
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In C/C++, I use the man pages (I already have a pretty good idea of what the APIs are, I just need to get some details).

For the C++ STL, I use www.cplusplus.com/reference

For Java, I pretty much use the IDE, assuming I can figure out what class I want to use. If I can't, I browse the Javadoc.

For Perl, I use perldoc.perl.org (or install the perldoc locally).
There's an interesting conflict in the wired article here - it claims the photo to be a selfie taken by the animal (and I'm assuming Indian copyright law would similarly classify animal-taken photos as non-copyrightable) but then later on refers to them as "his photos" (presumably referring to the main image in the article).
Really? Most of the graphic designers I know are, at best, not deeply offended by the touch bar. I can't say a single one I've talked to was excited about it.

You know what all my graphic designer friends are losing their shit over? The new Microsoft Surface Studio.

The excitement my visual artist and graphic artist friends have for the Studio and Dial should terrify Apple. But Apple seems to have forgotten who their influencers are.
1) They suggest putting all your content behind a paywall.
More terrible first hand reports about the Touch Bar Pro.

So it seems many power users are saying Touch Bar is useless at best and annoying and interfering at worst. And the battery life is terrible. And you pay more for less. Who is this thing built for?

I really hope Apple fixes this situation in the 2017 update.
It's fantastic. Easily my favourite game (series) of all time.

The sense of desolation, claustrophobia, isolation and hopelessness in the world the developers created is something that still stands unmatched for me.
Yeah, just make something. And while you're at it, stop being so sad. Be awesome instead.
Yeah there's a massive difference between the Haswell i7 (2015) in my workstation at home and the Sandy Bridge i7 (2011) in my workstation at the office.

The old CPU's sharing a name with the new CPU's makes them sound like they're still up-to-date. Which I guess is great for making you feel better about your old device? This seems potentially detrimental to sales though, so I still don't understand the impetus for marketing them like that.
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Awesome! Can't wait for a sublime plugin :)
Of course it floats. But that's not what I was trying to say. Go to your cup, put some ice in it and then mark the water level. Now let the ice melt and remark the water level. They will be at the same level.
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It seems like the full protection of the law is the only rational and humane way forward. It is time to legalize prostitution in America.
Someone who would rather they have a real choice whether to do it or not.
Very interesting. I never used anything like pmd and I thought these tools are only available with advanced IDEs.
you're trying to define an average. Last report I read said the reasons people went into the sex-trade were varied and many.
Defining the average is precisely what always skews the perception and draws the partisan lines so I'm not sure its a good idea to do this.
I think a competition for "world's sketchiest chatbot" is now past due to exist. Even better if we can the contestants talk to each other.
It's exactly because he's an icon that his brother is overshadowed by him.
Ask HN: Maintenance, How to prevent demotivation?
I do website maintenance, with a little feature dev. Every now in then I go on streaks where it feels like I don't make any progress on my work(usually 2 weeks long). Mostly because of issues found in PR reviews and initial testing. This can create a lot churn in my work and make me feel like I'm not making any progress. This is very demotivating to me. Is there a way around this? Or a way to cope with it?

Additionally there are a lot of senior devs that seem to have the solution to my issues effortlessly. Which makes me question my usefulness to the team.
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> Heck, having local sales tax is already an enormous pain for online sales or mail-order.

Oh boo hoo. First of all, your customers need infrastructure and if they choose to fund it from taxes that they pay that's their business.

Second of all, that "enormous pain" can be outsourced to a service that knows the various tax regimes. You have to get it right, but you don't need to know the details any more than you need to know how to design the computer your e-commerce platform is running on.
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Let me pose a question to you. (Or perhaps a rephrasing of your own) Should we allow people to end their own lives?

And at the point that we do, would we disallow them from also selling their organs?

I'll openly admit I err on the side of allowing one full control over their body; as someone staring down the barrel of dementia/Alzheimer, I selfishly want that choice when the time comes.
Thanks. It works for me atm as well. I wonder if Google will somehow integrate into their NLP api.
I don't? Huh. News to me!
Parent is from Taiwan and not China. They are different countries(for most parts of world).

Check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan,_China

>> However, the term is problematic and potentially ambiguous because since 1949, two sovereign states with the name "China" exist, namely the Republic of China (ROC, founded 1912 and now commonly known as "Taiwan") and the People's Republic of China (PRC, founded 1949 and now commonly known as "China")
Jim Butcher tells the story, in various interviews, how he started the wildly successful Dresden Files series with trying to write terrible formulaic genre fiction to prove to his teacher that it would be terrible, and ended up with something marketable.

Example interview: https://clarionfoundation.wordpress.com/2011/07/26/interview...

(search for "Writing the Genre Fiction Novel")
Not only remove that opinion, criminalize it, which hurts sex workers even more.
Smaller than a computer monitor... but probably larger than a phone, since at small screen sizes the hit area will be so tiny it will be entirely obscured by your finger. God, I hate touch screens.
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(Probably) won't run on DOS, but libcaca is a thing that VLC, mpv, etc support that does exactly that.

Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h8g5NGUbDM
BetterTouchTool seems to be coming to the rescue here.

https://www.boastr.net/second-touchbar-alpha-available/

I haven't played with it yet, but it looks like as long as the thing you want to do has a hotkey you can use this to make touchbar button to do it whenever you are in that particular app.
> And does Russia have any F-16s?

Not publically but I would assume they've had access to Venezuela's F-16A/Bs, though those are probably in fairly poor condition by now and are nowhere representative of current avionics capabilities.

After the close of the Vietnam war the USSR, and lesserly Poland and Czechoslovakia, extensively tested US-supplied ex-VNAF ( southern ) aircraft such as the F-5E but since then such opportunities have been very limited.
I think this way of looking at it old. Even if the const-ness is somehow subverted without generating an error then most compilers (or at least GCC and Clang) will presume the code is compliant and make optimizations following what the standard allows. This potentially results in undefined behavior when that pointer you mentioned is used to modified a thing that ought to be const.

Consider the amount of optimizations seen in the video from CppCon 2016: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBkNBP00wJE

Jason Turner, the presenter, is writing code a few lines at a time and cross compiling for the Commodore 64. He shows his assembly at many steps of the way and shows how many functions are completely elided when const (and later constexpr) are used correctly.

There are a ton of other good talks from CppCon 2016 including one about const and what optimizations it makes possible and several about how compilers are more willing to "break" code that is non-compliant by making its behavior undefined. None of it really shocking or new, unless you have been writing to one compiler implementation instead of to the standard.
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The approach you are advocating is incorrect because you are only targeting the symptom and not the solution to the problem. Now you have two problems, one of disenfranchised people (who are now criminals) and one of people wanting to exchange money for legitimate services who are forbidden to. If you instead permitted and regulated the industry but protected those who work in it, you'd be in a far better situation.
here is the unpaywalled link
https://www.google.com/search?q=The+Telltale+Sign+a+New+Hire...

Edit: Doesn't seem to work anymore. Have they stopped no paywall for Google Links?
These people need help. They are often addicted to drugs, mentally ill or come from an abusive past (or all of the above).

The idea that making something illegal will help these people is misguided. Presently the women are offered no protection of the law, they are often harassed and targeted by police over Johns. They often face threats of violence and rape (and more than threats) with no recourse of the law.

What is needed are rational harm reduction policies and bringing sex work into the light under the framework of protection under the law.
The "web" link doesn't seem to be working either, nor does accessing the article from an Incognito Chrome window.
The MacBook is the "Retina MacBook Air"

All anyone wanted with the MacBook Pro was: better performance, 32GB RAM, better battery life.

It's a pro machine, it's meant to sacrifice some portability for pro features.
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There will never be a non-zero chance of getting into accident. But if the car is a safer driver than you then it is a net win.
Self driving car can avert accidents caused by drunk / sleepy drivers a human wouldn't react to in time. There are videos of Tesla's automatically avoiding many dangerous situations and those cars are the very first of the first self driving cars to come...
Trying to create something doesn't have to mean being original.

Writing a song is hard. Learn how to make beer. Or fix up an old bike. There are tons of things you can do that involve creating something, that involves physical activity, a sense of achievement and produces a tangible result, but doesn't have the element of creative block or impostor syndrome.
Also would seem that it would be a good idea to know the 'street corner' that the pimps are on (backpage) so it's easier to find, trace and prosecute them. Seems a cost effective 'lead generation' technique for law enforcement.
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>Then your copy claiming your job, your house, your wife and your children. Just as you would do.

This sounds like a great scenario to me. I'm sure I would get along just fine with a duplicate of myself, and we could live together and get a lot more done. It sure would help a lot with avoiding burnout at work: we could take turns going to work, me one month and him the next month for instance. But two of us sharing one wife might be a bit much for her, so it'd be a lot better if we brought a second woman into the mix and lived as a polyamorous foursome (though this might be easier if we could create a teleportation clone of the wife too). It'd also be great having a double to help me on house projects, hobby projects, working on a side business, etc. And you mentioned kids: having an extra adult around the house to deal with them can only be a help, and since it's actually another me and not some other person, we're guaranteed to get along, have the same views on parenting, etc.

Honestly, I don't see any downside to this situation at all.
There should be some distinction made between "I'm sad" and "I'm clinically depressed".

I've had first hand experience where making something or doing something makes me less sad. I've never been clinically depressed and those who are sometimes can't get out of bed. Making something might not be solution for someone who is clinically depressed.
> This is a Very Good Thing.

I disagree, my opinion is based on the economics of drug prohibition [0]. I agree with your sentiments about the industry itself but the challenge is that the more prohibited a service like this is the more profit there is to be gained for providing it.

With that thought in mind it's guaranteed that new services already exist attempting to take over the abandoned space. The reason I think this is bad is because the likelihood is that these new services will be less ethical than backpage.

I'm inclined to think using backpage to identify sex traffickers, minors, and pedophiles would have been more effective at actually making a difference in the victims lives.

My belief is that actions like these just hide the behavior from public view allowing political pressure to be reduced without actually resolving the problem.

[0] http://www.walterblock.com/wp-content/uploads/publications/d...
Again, "the metalic state" is for a different field. Same root words, different definitions and uses depending on context.
I'm using them because they offer me a unix with a nice ui and more premium software options (sorry guys, I'll take something like pixelmator over something like gimp EVERY DAMN TIME)
Hm, to me the "on demand" economy, which Uber and the like are part of, is the ultimate pursuit of self-interest. The entire model is built on getting exactly what you want when you want it, with no downsides. Once there are robot cars there is no longer a limit to how many cars can be on the road. Imagine one car zipping around for every Amazon delivery, 24 by 7.
Are you asking because you want to know what I personally think? Remember, I'm just trying to get a coherent principle out of an angry objection.

I think we should allow assisted suicide but regulate it carefully. I do not think we should sell the organs of people who end their lives this way (not that there's likely to be a market for those organs).
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In a lot of ways, System76 was a better user experience for me than the Dell XPS 13. But yes both are good (from someone who has both).
So what should we (the people) do about it ?

What is your theory ? What should society as a whole do now in order to stop these processes ?
Ask HN: Would you provide your ID(s) while registering with a website/app?
If a social network, any web service or an mobile app asks you to upload a photo(copy) of any of your valid ID, how willing would you be to do it? Please explain why.

IDs - National, College, Driving license etc.

(Excuse my English, if incorrect)
So... what service do pimps still provide in the age of the smartphone?
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A concrete example of what I mean. The user starts 3 xterms each running byobu with no additional parameters:

for i in 1 2 3 ; do xterm -e byobu & ; done

Why would they want the view in each xterm to be identical, and why would they want changing the window (is that right terminology? pressing F3 and F4) in one xterm cause the other two to change in lockstep?
How does this handle tabs vs spaces? I looked the post, the repo and the issues page and I didn't find anything. I'm specially concerned about not seeing this in the options of the API, since there are strong opinions on both sides.
That's not really what street pump means. Even a sex worker using a smartphone for booking has a similar need for extralegal protection.

And we still do have street pimps and street prostitutes, where police haven't flushed them out.