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That's the theory, sure, but it's never actually worked that way in practice, so far as my experience has gone. In practice, I find that I am less frequently disappointed or confused, and more frequently able to accomplish my goals and make sense of the world I live in, when I think of levels of government above that of the city as increasingly alien organizations. The US federal government might as well be a foreign occupying imperial power.
i wonder why people down voted you. you're asking valid questions...
I'm starting to see a recurring pattern on HN. If you say something that somehow goes against "HN ideology", you get downvoted. Anyone else see this too?

oh wait... watch me get downvoted too...
Given that we can measure time, how can we think that we measure something that may be not real?
Similar to Chromium OS, right?
> So you favor explicitly connecting wealth and political power?

No. I favor policy not straying too far from reality toward ideological platitudes.

Respectfully, the rest of your post isn't addressing my arguments. We can discuss all day about what "maximizing health and happiness" means, or how much the wealthy "deserve" for their contributions to society, and what "good in the world" is, but it doesn't matter. None of it matters if top earners and your most productive (even in explicit dollar values) leave, which is exactly what will happen with a UBI greatly exaggerating these issues.

The only way I can interpret your post as a rebuttal is if you honestly believe that top earners moving to other countries will not have a catastrophic effect on the nation's economy (and the "health and happiness" of its citizens), but you didn't say that.
You have sources for these?
You understand that you are now complicit in her abuse, yes? You understand that you are an accomplice to this crime?
I did a review of Maru OS last year: https://lwn.net/Articles/684010/
Other than "the service" which often relies on users as much as users rely on it; what are you talking about specifically?
What's cool are the wood and leather stools and medicine balls at the new SF Apple Store:

https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/800/1*3uRFEwchjR3pUHBFu3...

I would love to buy some of these but I cannot find where Apple sources them ...
Easier to handle is size based[1]. The smaller size generally means less weight than a bigger iPad of the same generation.

I am a bit worried about Apple's desire to remove the bezel since that will cause some problem and iBooks likes to flip a lot of pages if your thumb strays.

1) [edit] the iPad pro is just a no go because of its size, and the iPad 9.7 is too big for a lot of children and some adults. Remember, a lot of activities are hold it up with one hand for long periods of time while tapping with the other.
How is it "efficient" if it means short-term collapse of the whole system?
You could say the same thing about chat apps (What's App) and picture sharing (Instagram)...

>Is there much left?

You might want to look at the Netflix tech blog - lots of interesting posts covering all kinds of topics.
ditto x2. I think that might be a cause of concern that we are so dependent on it...

I hate being paranoid about everything, but if I ever find out my Perrier water has been betraying my trust, I'll have to throw it out like I did soda.
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If you're building a computer, google "windows 10 oem license" and use that to install with the downloadable iso - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

30 bucks in most stores..

or get licenses through visual studio benefits, schools or transfer from another PC you may be shutting down. It's not rocket science to save money if thats your biggest concern.
Have you considered he has the friends he has because they fit? He didn't speak up because it wasn't a big enough deal for him.
Stop thinking about thinking about it, and do something about it for god's sake "Lord" Nacho.
I dig hyper-parameter optimization and architecture discovery but I'm always reminded of [this slide](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/k2jeffdean-160609173832/95/l...) and how these hp-tuning and architecture discovery tasks will always fall one tier above whatever your base optimization task is. The base tasks have to get faster for it to be practical for anyone without a server farm.

I definitely think this is the future of ANNs, nets optimizing nets optimizing nets. Turtles all the way down.
Ah, thanks for clarifying. I retract my comments.
See also Lee Smolin and Roberto Unger: The singular universe and the reality of time
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The personal problems of someone rich vs treating a human being with basic dignity.

I don't even know what to say to you, man.
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A lot of people have raved about this podcast, but I thought this critical read of the thing was extremely interesting:

http://hazlitt.net/longreads/airbrushing-shittown

Sounds like it's actually kind of messed up in whose perspectives it chooses to accommodate and whose it fails to include. Very good (long) read.
I thought this article was very good - not perfect, but a fairly reasonable high level description of what possibly is, or may come to be an extremely large problem for western nations.

The interesting thing to me is, whenever an article of any kind on this topic comes up (on HN and elsewhere), those who disagree seem to disagree entirely, as if the entire premise is completely wrong, and there is literally no negative effects of globalization.

To me, simple thought experiments show several areas of risk both short and long term, and if you look at actual on the ground reality, there sure seems to be a lot of visible damage as well as a large increase in risk and "precariousness" where there used to be security. I don't by any means believe that globalization is a complete disaster or the end of the world, indeed it has been beneficial in many ways to both sides. But this seemingly very popular opinion that there is literally nothing at all to worry about, that when China with a combination of technical sophistication, developed local economy, and sheer population reaches parity and then surpasses the US as the new leader of the world, that all will be well. I think there are many good reasons to believe that China might be a better steward of the world, but there are also many reasons to think otherwise.

As it is now, "the west" enjoys world leadership, a high standard of living, and control their own destiny. I would rather pay a little more for manufactured goods and retain at least that last item.

I probably didn't communicate this very well, but this accelerating new world order seems at least worthy of public discussion, rather than being dismissed as racist conspiracy theory. If more people could at least even consider some of the mentioned risks as plausible it would make me feel better, but even that seems unlikely.
One of them claim made is that time is real and fundamental. I think SR and GR teaches us that the fundamental concept is causality.
Maybe my friend didn't approve of it? Maybe he did? I'd never be able to talk to my friend again.

I've got to say that slavery as a moral ill outweighs social awkwardness, and rationalizing the situation by saying that maybe it gives slaves' life meaning is an abdication of moral responsibility.

I mean, yeah, you could find meaning in that. I'm pretty stoic, I can find meaning in things like dying of cancer or whatever. But that doesn't make it acceptable to put someone in that position, since there's an implicit assertion that their life would lack meaning without this structure.

I think you should swallow your anxiety about this and discuss the matter with your friend, who essentially coopted you into participating in an abusive relationship by not informing you of this in advance.
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We can't measure time, at least not in the way that we measure anything else: the measuring device necessarily moves in that dimension in direct relation to whatever is being measured.

Analogously, we can use a yardstick to measure space in a "static" way, but don't have a timestick – we have to actually step off each unit.
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The biggest problem I have with acknowledging anything other than a random correlation here is that I don't think respect for government was an any kind of all-time high in 2008 during the economic recession.

If the 'American Gods' thesis is true, shouldn't I expect to see respect for government go up when respect for companies declines, as well as vice versa?
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"Mackintosh (remember them? usually for pie)."

No "k" in Macintosh, but this is a weird statement to me. Macs are very popular in Canada and virtually every grocery store that I've been in carries them (in Ontario anyways). They can be really excellent fresh off the tree but are generally a fair to middling apple in my opinion.
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Not when combined with "they start sshd up by default, listening on the local network, with the default user maru and password maru."
You mean this one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDM33CMJvp8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIR6Rmhm3To

(I'm trying to watch all of his recent talks. Despite [or because of?] being critical of the industry, they are some of the most inspiring videos I've seen in years.)
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Detroit is the birthplace of Techno and Techno artists have continued to emerge from Detroit even as it's status as a city has declined. Because of this the city is idealized among Techno fans across Europe. My guess is some of this development is trying to target this European base.
Git support is different than a Github bundle. Github is different than Git.
>The night ended when she declared that I would never understand her relationship with Lola. Never. Her voice was so guttural and pained that thinking of it even now, so many years later, feels like a punch to the stomach. It’s a terrible thing to hate your own mother, and that night I did. The look in her eyes made clear that she felt the same way about me.

The mother makes me wonder if losing your humanity means becoming an animal.
Pretty much. West Texas and the panhandle are still relatively cheap, but...
Smalltalk is one of the most efficient programming languages.
https://medium.com/smalltalk-talk/smalltalk-s-proven-product...
Isn't the idea that a single process can address all 160TB of memory as if it were local?

Of course you can cobble together that much memory when you're programming a distributed system of communicating processes. The interesting part would be programming it as if for one computer.
> See title

Looks cool.

> Android

Pass.
Absolutely. Another added bonus: it is really easy to use Ardour as a mixer and effects plugin host for experimental synthesis software like Supercollider or PureData
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> Of the things twitter needs - strategy? product direction? revenue? - is "guiding the company culture" really that high on the list?

This is very typical in dying large companies, you bring back the old guard to try and save the day. Rarely works, but at least it's an attempt.
That's... one view. Do you have any actual evidence for it?
No, Packard plant starts to maybe get makeover. This was a groundbreaking ceremony, not an opening. And this phase is just 121,000 square feet of office space. That's about 2/3 of a standard WalMart.

The Michigan Central Railroad Station refurbishing was more promising.
It's one of America's most impressive abandoned buildings. There was a project to refurbish it, and that got far enough that the windows were replaced, an elevator replaced, and the building secured. But it's still empty.

[1] https://goo.gl/maps/m6JZbPCqKqv
You are largely correct. Brands are very hard, especially in established markets. But brands don't employ people.
We could just stop our _massive_ subsidies for these industries instead of taxing them.
You feel terrible about it because you haven't done anything about it even though you know its wrong. If you heard about it second or third hand then it would be better not to judge because you don't know the facts, but you've said that you do know this person doesn't even have a bed, sleeps on the floor, and gets a wake-up call every morning.
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Since it's Electron I'll give it some slack, but I've switched to VS Code and performance is just so much better than Atom.

Atom with a few extensions installed takes it to a drag. I went through timecop a hundred times to speed it up and finally gave up.
I am totally with you. I recently did an unscientific "apple tasting" experiment. While Honey Crisp are a good apple, they are just sweet and crisp but with no complexity or character. I deemed Granny Smith and Pink Ladies to be heads and shoulders above the rest with Honey Crisp a distant third.
You can reach into the space next to you before someone sits down too. Does that make it your space or their space that they haven't occupied yet?
This is actually getting there, at a competition called RoboCup@Home [0]

Some videos from that competition:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jmsFmXzyzk
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Csd9USPxpDs

[0] https://github.com/RoboCupAtHome/RuleBook
thanks, corrected.
When you have a national health care system its no longer the case that each person's health decisions only affect themselves.

A person who eats healthy, exercises and takes care of themself ends up paying for those who don't.
Popularization of walking...? The only thing (about which I know little) that comes to mind the... Nancy Reagan (?) anti-littering campaigns.

But the right fix is definitely the food situation. Everybody already eats.
It's tough, but you really need to say something. It won't hurt to ask who she was. Maybe it's legit and there's a sensible explanation.

But if it's not, think if it were you or one of your family or friends in the housekeeper's position.
I found an IPFS link to the paper. I'm no biochemist, that's for sure.

But to answer your question, it seems that gheberlin is released when pressure is applied. When that hormone hits the brain, the brain interprets it to be "Hunger".
Author works on performance, so he's probably not the person to ask...
LOL, you won't find one, because if true that's got to be an outlier by several standard deviations. Whenever a salary discussion comes up on HN, someone always comes out of the woodwork to let us all know that his brother's niece's room-mate's boyfriend makes $300K+ at BIG_TECH_CO, so therefore that must be what tech companies pay.
So this is just an AMD-branded version of Clang?
To reiterate from my prior comment, I understand exactly what you're saying. The problem I have is that you're not listening to what I'm saying - which, again, is that it doesn't matter what you're saying, because when you use this rhetoric to express it, you piss people off even if in spite of yourself, and the rhetoric is therefore actively inimical to the purpose in whose service you employ it.

It's not that complicated or controversial a point, or at least I wouldn't have thought so - that, when attempting to communicate, the intent with which you speak is irrelevant to the effect your words produce in your interlocutor. Unless your intent is actually to piss people off - and I see no reason to suspect that it is - then using a rhetorical structure which consistently produces that effect is counterproductive. If your intent is to inspire sympathy for the contention that there's something "elite" about having access to fresh apples, regardless of any surrounding circumstance, then using a rhetorical structure which consistently antagonizes people, and thus is much more likely to depress the tendency to sympathy among the already unconvinced than to inspire it, is counterproductive as well. And arguing that those whom you so anger and antagonize, are in the wrong to feel so, only compounds the error.

It's not that I fail to understand the concept - I expect I should do, considering I deployed it often enough myself back in my doctrinaire-progressive youth. And it's not that I fail to grasp that your intent is not to give insult - even if my own experience could not inform me on the other side of the question, mere charity would require I not so presume.

The problem I have is, quite simply, that the rhetoric you are using, in any case save when talking to someone who already agrees with you in every meaningful particular, does not work. Outside that very specific internecine context, the only thing it achieves is to make people angry, and that helps nothing and nobody as far as I can see.
> You also gotta ask yourself, if you owned a slave, why you would allow that slave to be the only attendant when a western family comes through town?

Because you're rich, you know that the local system is so heavily weighed in your favour that you could literally kill the housekeeper and get away with a fine. Because you feel that you own that woman and she has no more rights than a dog. There are many reasons. What does that have to do with anything?
There is nothing impolite about using a space you paid for. I don't see how charging by weight would improve your situation any. You're still trying to fly in a seat that doesn't fit your body.
> we probably all know a Lola

Not sure what your value of "we" is. I've never met anyone like Lola, and I've never heard a story like this from anyone I know. Then again, I didn't have a housekeeper or know anyone who did. People in my social class were glad to keep the electric bill paid and have a working car to drive.
Do you have a paid slack account? If so, the add app screen will include a link to setup and link the screenhero account.
> as if the entire premise is completely wrong, and there is literally no negative effects of globalization.

Well, sure. If you're a skilled professional in a coastal metropolis globalization is great. Your company is making record profits and you can buy all the cheap gadgets you want. And then Trump gets elected and you can't even fathom how or why.
I guess that being human means being part of a human society, and the acts of someone who loses their humanity means that they are excluded from human society.
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Installing the bundle as a plugin would change none of that. Editors are half-backed because the proof of concept is easy and the fully realized app is hard. Atom has some good things going for it (minus performance) and this Github bundle is probably awesome. But it's not good product management to pick favorites like they did.
What's the future value of oil in a solar or nuclear powered world?

It's important to know that when considering the factor of 5 million you toss out there.
I've been a vim user for a long time. I switched to Atom despite its slowness because I finally get linter and autocomplete integrations that just work. Those have always been a pain to set up for me in vim, and when you are switching between machines all the time, that quickly becomes tiring.

I don't see a reason to stick with traditional vim for the majority of my work, since most other editors have plugins with a very good coverage of the core vim features/keybindings.

EDIT: Oh yeah, and multicurors. I just remembered that they were also a big part of reason for switching. At least at the time, every implementation of multicursors in vim was broken in a very major way for me.
Well, I don't think that is going to "solve" the underlying problem. It might help the government pay for things, but it's not going to solve the obesity epidemic. There are already huge intrinsic and extrinsic negative impacts to your life if you are obese. One more negative impact is not likely to suddenly make you thin. What we need to do is figure out why people are getting fatter despite how much they don't want to be fat.
A fresh red delicious apple is an extraordinary eating apple. As a kid, they were my favorite. But I was eating them from an orchard down the road. They're great for a week or so off the tree.

What they are not is a good storage apple, which is why their status as our primary commodity apple is strange.
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So you were never bugged to use Edge, after you launched Chrome or Firefox? (Like this: https://superuser.com/questions/1146123/disable-microsoft-ed...). Or your preferences for the default browser were never reset to Edge after some update ("accidentally")?

Windows is the paid one here.
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Yes, the apples of the damned are available here.

(I think of them as consistently and impressively mealy)
Cold blooded! I don't know if it's more or less efficacious/probable than dinging the corporations, but it certainly seems less moral.
If 1L of diet soda per day in your diet is making you worry then your diet is probably pretty healthy overall.

That's less than 3 cans. Have a look at what 7/11 sells as a single serving.
> The difference between the iPad Mini's 7.9″ screen, and the iPhone 7+'s 5.5″ screen makes it hard to differentiate the two.

Have...have you ever used the two? I own a bigger iPhone and an iPad Mini. If you put one on top of the other the size is significant. Yes the mini isn't, say, twice the size but it's not insignificant either.

This makes the iPad Mini not really "pocketable" but the iPhone still is.
They are. My second favorite apple after McIntosh. Neither's super common, at least in the Midwest, and unlike most US produce in grocery stores they seem to come and go (seasonally? But apples store/ship relatively well, so I dunno) even at the places that carry them.

Fuji, gala, and red delicious seem to be the most common. Honeycrisp and pink lady are often available.