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Education is asymmetric. Educated could clearly see the world in the same naive way as uneducated, but the contrary is not true. This constitutes the fundamental difference and incompatibility which is supposed to be eliminated by providing the basic right for receiving an education.
You'd be amazed how many people show up for activities like that after having surgery. I had a woman come to a dance class with a knee brace on and ask if it was okay to participate even though she had had knee replacement surgery the week prior.

For someone with diabetes, an unmonitored and poorly planned fasting diet could be a recipe for disaster.
Did you read the article?

Yes, it says crime has decreased over the last 20-25 years.

It also says that over the last few years:

the level [of lethal violence] in 2015 – when a total of 112 cases of lethal violence were reported – was higher than for many years.

lethal violence using firearms has increased within the context of criminal conflicts. The number of confirmed or suspected shootings was 20 per cent higher in 2014 than in 2006. The statistics also show that 17 people were killed with firearms in 2011, while the corresponding figure in 2015 was 33.
Lastpass does the crypto on the client side, your encrypted password database could have been leaked but if your master password is sufficiently strong then it will be hard to break.

That said if you reset all your current lastpass passwords with newly generated ones after changing your master password you'll protect yourself from any attack.
Hmm. Not really. I say water, btw, but I also drink black tea and occasional diet cokes. The point is no calories, or virtually none.

I would suggest starting gradually. Initially I think I did 48hr fasts. After a couple of years I upped to three days. Following Longo's stuff last year I moved to five.

No supplements. Definitely no laxatives ;-)

I don't start eating again particularly slowly. But I don't binge either.

The most amazing thing to me is that I don't get hungry. I haven't eaten since Sunday night, and I feel fine.
No, for sure. What I'm trying to say is racist thoughts coupled with intoxication must have clouded his mind and led him to such an extreme.
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No. Rational heads should prevail even in these situations. What if "I guess I should just avoid white people" was the conclusion? It's just as absurd and just as demeaning to Kansas.
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"... is your opinion, contradicted by the available evidence"

This is false.

In fact - the evidence points much more strongly towards 'behaviour' than it does 'economic status'.

(By the way, I'm not making the case entirely that 'ethnicity is it' - rather, saying that there's tons of evidence to support it. I believe that it's rather more complicated).

'Economic status' is loosely correlated with crime in the USA for example. More crime is committed in poorer areas. Ok - so are they poor and therefore commit crime - or they have bad behaviours and are therefore poor?

The problem is - 'ethnicity' is considerably more correlated with crime, particularly violent crime.

For example, poor African Americans commit considerably more violent crime than their poor White or Asian peers.

Now - you could argue it's due to 'racism' etc. - and that's a good point, but it only goes so far.

Also - I'd argue that this is not about 'racism' - it's about 'ethnicity'. What is 'ethnicity' but a group of values, behaviours, norms, viewpoints, beliefs, patterns etc? Two groups with different ethnic backgrounds are likely to have very different outcomes overall in life. That's just reality - and it doesn't have to have anything to do with race.

I'm not actually making an argument one way or another - I think there's a lot to be said for how hard it is go grow up poor, or how hard it is to grow up facing racism and injustice - but at the same time - behaviours, mannerism, values etc. will define most of an individuals future - and those are passed down to children from their parents, and close community members, i.e. ethnicity. So it would be basically crazy to ignore this issue as well.
I got a similar one, also on Amazon, for a similar price. I'm not at home right now so can't check which one I got.
Buttflare exposes the origin IP only if you previously exposed it (e.g. by continuing to use the same IP after signing up for Cloudflare), temporarily exposed it (e.g. by turning off the "cloud" button for a few minutes), or have a bug in your code that exposes it (e.g. by sending emails or requesting external resources from your origin IP). If you pay $200 or more and never do any of these silly things, your origin IP should be safe.
"Sweden needs immigration to compensate for the decline in numbers of babies being born here."

Is this really a problem with the increasing levels of automation?
The quote was:

"In a later study, researchers at Stockholm University showed that the main difference in terms of criminal activity between immigrants and others in the population was due to differences in the socioeconomic conditions in which they grew up in Sweden."

That means that the most important factor in terms of criminal activity is that immigrants are largely poor and poor commit more crimes. Not that rich immigrants perform as much crimes as the poorest of non-immigrants.

Or do you disagree with that assesment of what the study said?
Anecdotal, but I know of roughly two dozen users that are not using Zapier in any way that were also affected by this.
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I'd be interested both 'does it use' and 'did it use cloudflare' (in the affected period).
This was my thought. To add on, any dietary change that has major impacts on a diabetic's blood sugar levels, specifically if they are taking insulin, can be life threatening. Taking the wrong insulin dose with low blood sugar can and does kill people.
I live by Hornstull, my friend lives in Älvsjö near Tussmötevägen and my friend in Kista lives about 10 min from Rinkeby.

It's kinda ridiculous when I see a map where they mark "Enskede" as a no-go zone.
"On the edge"

"A contrived collision on MD5 in 2004 got perfected to a single block collision in 2010 [1]" so they'd have at least years to fix it were they using md5?

He says they'll migrate, but it's no reason to go crazy. If anything, calmness of this sort is what we need more of (this industry, anyway... we go crazy about stuff way too much).
Do you take supplements? I'm worried that fasting might cause my body to use all its micronutrients and me ending up with health issues because of it.
~35% of Americans have passports. No reason to get one until you need to travel abroad.
using statistics to back up racism doesn't make it any more palatable than fake news.
- I think questions like these should be treated with the same respect and due diligence technical questions get here.

- Meditating your way out of your head is akin to drinking venom to kill the flu. It works on paper but it's probably not the best route.

- You can be a total geek/nerd without being geeky/nerdy. Let's "analyticalize": you simply expose different interfaces for different types of people. Now, when people say they are a certain type (like "analytical", "artistic", etc), they basically are saying they're as flexible as a toaster.

- Here's what you can do (this has been heavily tested through many, many, years. It has allowed yours truly to make many, many, acquaintances and enjoy people through different ways and numbers, sometimes simultaneously): have a default reaction to locking eyes with people. It's as simple as that. Many people think of coming up with something and are in their heads. Having a default reaction alleviates your mind from that. Slight smile, and say "Hi".

It won't give you "charisma" but you will listen to and learn about many people, enrich your comprehension and become perspicacious about human nature.
New Gazette is english translation, ru-english is "Novaya Gazeta"

The five journalist you mentioned are on this list https://cpj.org/killed/europe/russia/ with
over 50 russian journalist killed, and not a single one is from RT, I wonder why...
The parent comment stated that differences were due to culture and not baseline economic status. This is inspite of evidence.

What alternative explanation - other than racism or ignorance - is there for that mistruth?
Reading your link I counted a hundred and twenty in 19 years. For about 9 million people in Sweden, that's a 120/(19 * 9 * 10^6) change of something happening each year. That's insanely small, compared to, say, the amount of people dying in bathtubs while intoxicated, which works out to 4377/(19 * 9 * 10^6) assuming this is a stagnant problem.
(http://bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/14...)

Look, I'm fully aware you need to panic, and I'm fully aware this need is being satisfied by a bunch of cronies standing to make heaps of money on your panic. Just know your fear is not justified and should not be the reason for aiding the raise of fascism in europe.
The problem is that "immigrants" is an extremely imprecise category. I don't know enough about Sweden, but I know that in Germany, foreign crime is primarily dominated by organized crime from abroad: pickpocket gangs from North Africa, burglary gangs from Serbia and Georgia, the Russian Mafia, Lebanese crime clans, etc.

In contrast, Syrian refugees seem to be among the most law-abiding foreigners you can find (followed by Iraqi refugees, as I recall).

"Immigrants" is a fairly useless category for criminological purposes, as it combines several other categories with vastly different profiles, some with outsized crime rates, some below that of natives.
Ok, got it! Thanks a lot, this is really helpful! :)
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It is indeed a terrible loss. But what I don't understand is:

> His bereaved wife and his family are trying to raise money to send his body back to India for his funeral

Is it a common thing to raise money as in community support etc or despite being engineers and all people just do not save money for their emergency needs.

Edit: Sorry about this question. Now I think it is rather tactless question, asked on this unfortunate occasion.
Here is a more recent take on the original article -
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple-strategy-forcing-pros-di...
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Probably, but it would need to be extremely low friction. If poor people need to take a half day and go wait in line somewhere to get their new ID, that's not good enough.
Nope.

Polling was incapable of accurately determining what the odds really were. If that die was six-side, but I told you there was a consistent 10% chance of rolling a 1, then I'm providing you with a bad probability. The media and pollsters did the same (for whatever reason).
How do you decide which things are really bad, and no amount of greater good justifies them?

As a society, we've made the decision that traffic regulation, gun regulation or preventing the sale of loose cigarettes does justify the police gunning people down or choking them to death. (Note that after Eric Garner and Philando Castille, no one advocated eliminating the rules that got them killed.)

So why is an unpleasant work environment somehow one of those things that are unjustified no matter what?
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The age of ix.io (apparantly running since 2009) makes it a lot older than almost all these services.
Type 1 diabetic here, I'm sure if you still retain a small amount of basal insulin in combination with regular glucose monitoring I can't see how it would be dangerous? The real danger would be the billion dollar insulin business looking to discredit this research.
Can we exit crazy world for a moment and say that "there's tons of evidence" doesn't cut it unless you provide that evidence?

The level of rampant irrationality here is disheartening.
I mean, France is an active target for terrorism due to their politics and has had multiple major incidents in recent memory. I'm a naturally paranoid person and I'll get nervous any time I'm on a train, a plane, or in a big city pretty much anywhere, because my brain starts inventing scenarios where this time, something goes wrong (not even terrorist related, like if I'm in the plane I'll just imagine it as one of the times something malfunctions and it crashes).

It's not quite enough to completely deter myself from getting on the plane or going into the city, but I don't truly feel relaxed and comfortable, usually, until I'm no longer in that situation.

Hell, thanks to that Aurora, Colorado theater massacre, I even feel that way in movies now (I actually had tickets to see Dark Knight Rises the day after that happened...that was a surreal experience).

I should also state that, despite my obvious fear of terrorism, I do think governments have been using it as a bogeyman in order to get all sorts of draconian policies passed and do some horrible things in the guise of protecting their citizens from terrorism.

I know you were calling her that to demonstrate a point, but it's not necessarily as deep as that. It can just be a fear that you understand is irrational but feel it anyway. I think as long as you acknowledge it's irrational and don't let it dictate your behavior too much (definitely not channel it towards feeling you have to attack someone), then it's not necessarily a bad thing and just a consequence of being a fragile human with survival instincts.

Once we've uploaded our consciousnesses and disposed of our biological containers, maybe then we can stop feeling fear about these things.
NY Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/24/world/asia/kansas-attack-...

Reuters: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-kansas-india-idUSKBN1630LZ

CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/24/us/kansas-olathe-bar-shooting/...

Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2017/02/2...

Ah yes, all that "silence".
I think the point is that, Android is not what we would consider "good" security.
It depends on the context.

Generally, the most valid data from crime apparently comes from 'victimization surveys' - as opposed to actual police data, which is politicized.

So, from victimization surveys - people can only necessarily be 'suspected' of a crime i.e. 'were you robbed in the last year'? Well, if the person answered 'yes' - then the language may only imply that a specific individual was 'suspected' of a crime. Also, it's pretty difficult to determine ethnicity.

So this may not simply be a case of 'police suspects' vs 'police arrests' etc.. It's complicated. Better to have the references.
There is no more shining city on a hill. Sorry!
Great response from Monzo. I live in Scotland and it's amazing the difference companies like monzo have compared to regular banks (see the tesco bank fiasco)
This was my biggest complaint with the Angular 2 cli generated app. I had to dig to even find out they were using webpack behind the scenes. And I know they just want to utilize it without troubling newbies, but I wish they had some means of customizing it. I think it's on their roadmap, or just being requested a lot on github. There's so much you can do with webpack that it's a shame it's hidden.
Problem is not enough people carry guns. This guy knew he wouldn't be met with any resistance and that's why he was able to do what he did.
Having myself been attacked by a frothing gang of leftist 'protesters' at a legitimate and absolutely peaceful demonstration, I guarantee you, I can see the problem.
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Why not just use Yeoman? Moz really like reinventing the wheel.
Culture != race.
There is nothing stopping you from having more than one identity. If you don't mind too much if malware has your PGP details, then all good. If you would like a more way to securely store these details for other sorts of communication, perhaps a different machine, a live-CD or hardware token[1][2] can be justified.

I think it is also worth remembering that even the most liberal western democracies have laws that one way or another prevent people from keeping secrets from the law. If everyone has it, and uses it, and it cannot be back-doored, it will be banned rather quickly IMHO. And the people who don't care about privacy -- i.e. most everyone -- won't care about crypto being banned either after the right wing press is done with them. (Restated: we shouldn't force people to close their curtains any more than we force them to open them).

I'm rambling, sorry.

Both of these might also work with your phone via NFC.
[1] https://www.fidesmo.com/
[2] https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware/yubikey-neo...
I don't know. Maybe HN should refrain from this subject.

Never trust any statistics that you didn't... - Believe this or go with the anecdotal real-world experience from a cop, linked below, Peter Springare, see e.g. http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/764574/Political-Sweden-.... Never read about it in 'good' newspaper before. So who knows? The politic is under much pressure to tell the 'right' things now.

I just wish they would just tell the delicate numbers, e.g. ethnical, religious, economic, <whatever> background of inmates, terror, crime. And allow to talk about it freely. We now are a data driven society, why not here? Why afraid?

Why not give (collect) the full data? (I browsed around a bit, but I think I would need more detailed raw data to say something)
So you state something as fact yet don't actually have the expertise to understand if that's even true? I'm not a medical doctor, but it seems fairly reasonable to me that people with diabetes shouldn't arbitrarily and radically change their diet because of an article they read on the internet...
What are your most favorite VR/AR games?
Have you ever had any VR/AR gaming experience, and, if yes, which one you've enjoyed mostly?
The mistake was the trash can, they locked themselves in to a physical design that doesn't allow upgrading easily. Graphics cards come in different shapes and sizes.
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My take-away from the Monodraw writeup was that Unicode is just as portable, and all Unicode line drawing glyphs are the same size in monospace fonts -- they're just not available in all fonts. When that happens, a different font may be substituted by browsers (probably not by Terminal, though).

I wouldn't put the finger on Unicode but rather that not all fonts have all Unicode glyphs yet, as I seem to recall was the case with ASCII line drawing glyphs years back. Definitely seen that before and it's good to know why. Thanks!
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Not attempting to prove the grandparent right (because they are not), but the 1.1% figure is misleading. It's the portion of migrant crimes that are sex crimes, not the portion of sex crimes committed by migrants of the all sex crimes.
What argument is it you think I am making?

I thought I was saying that hunting can make a large contribution to gun ownership and not trying real hard to quantify it.
Admitting that white males commit terrorist acts would weaken the thesis of the alt-right that terrorism is a function of multiculturalism, specifically of immigration from non-white or non-christian majority cultures. Spending any amount of time on HN in threads which touch on the subjects of immigration or terrorism will demonstrate that this point of view has many adherents and defenders here.

White Americans aren't considered terrorists by default when they kill people for political or religious reasons, rather, they're revolutionaries, or patriots, or lone wolves. Were the shooter an immigrant or Muslim, the need to be technically precise about the definition of terrorism would suddenly disappear.
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You're presumably reading the graph of the % of population polled every year who say "they've been exposed to sex offences"(not necessarily in that specific year), not the actual yearly crime rates, which are lower down and which state:

"In 2015, a total of 18,100 sex offences were reported; this is an 11 per cent decrease as compared with 2014. The number of rapes reported to police decreased by 12 per cent to 5,920 between 2014 and 2015. Reported offences regarding sexual molestation and sexual coercion, exploitation etc. also decreased to 8,840 (-8 %) and 1,430 (-6 %) respectively. "
So I assume you found the worst article you could remember, and even in this article you can at least see traces of journalistic integrity that is completely absent in RT:

> But it is a jump from that to suggesting Gaddafi is supplying troops with it to encourage mass rape.

> US ambassador Susan Rice has also said, without offering evidence, that Iran was helping Syria to suppress dissent

That's some serious mental gymnastics just to argue the old "everyone is the same" line when RT is literally a 100% propaganda paper of the Russian government.

The Guardian specifically was one of the main drivers of both Manning and Snowden leaks. They have earned the right to be called a serious paper.
Hah, what a joke.

Leif GW Persson is famous for writing books and being on tv shows - not for being a crime professor (and he is no longer a professor of criminology). There's a reason googling his name comes up with breitbart first, and goodreads second.
It isn't, but people accuse him of shooting people to scare away others which requires more thought. The murder is obviously premeditated, I am not arguing about that, I just argue that he probably didn't do it for any higher purpose than wanting them dead.
Upgrading components has never been a Macintosh thing. Arguably because simply upgrading 1 component just exchanges 1 bottleneck (graphics) for another one just behind it (motherboard or memory clock speed etc.) It's better and far more long-term cost-effective to simply upgrade the entire system at once IMO. I believe you're vastly overestimating the number of professionals who upgrade individual components (other than memory or hard drive which were always upgradable on Macs).
From what I can tell, lyft doesn't do the same good as Uber. Uber does battle with corrupt politicians, exposes them to the public and opens cities up to competition. Then Lyft free-rides on this, follows them in and makes money.

When is the last time Lyft prevented someone like DeBlasio from helping the taxi cartel rip off consumers?
Huh. It is up to govt of other nations to raise this issue or issue travel/work advisories. Instead Indian govt for the lure of dollars is pushing for more visas and ease of travel would do show anything more than 'concern'.
But I wasn't contesting that at all? I was taking the number of 1.1%, quoted as purportedly "really low", and trying to extrapolate what the number of sexual assaults is among the population at large. Like my last paragraph says, that extrapolation is around 0.8%, still not enough to justify a title "refugees commit less crime than Germans". The report you linked doesn't help me at all, only providing an even larger number than I started with for migrant crimes.

In fact, the report just reaffirmed what I've already heard elsewhere - the vast majority of crimes come not from "Syrian refugees", but migrants from countries without a crisis that would lead to them seeking asylum. This has been a very common criticism of the "floodgate" approach to accepting all immigrants regardless of their ability to justify their refugee status.
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You're right. He should have bragged about it on YouTube instead. Everyone knows that's where the real terrorists do their bragging.
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>Assuming you go back to the roots and live in the forest. You are not going to eat every day...

Assuming you go back to the roots and live in the forest you're also a lot more likely to die.