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I had back pain for 3-4 years and I did many form of exercises including back/neck stretching, yoga, running, walking, jogging, changing work posture, changing table, trying to not sit long. And nothing had ever worked for long. Sometimes I had to take advil or tylernol to ease up the pain. I've heard and researched about the issue and it seemed like a scam to get a really effective cure everywhere.
6 months ago, I decided to take vitamin D3 + Glucosamin and the pain seems to get better, or a lot better. Then 3 months ago I decided to take Moringa powder daily (I usually don't take anything during weekend to let my body recover), and my back pain issue is now gone.
I am not sure how long this would last but it's the best method I've found so far to cure my own back pain. I've tested many kinds of vitamins but I find natural vegetable powder are the best form to absorb and seems to produce positive results, at least from the products produced by my body.
Yes, if its a bug, you can use that to imply its a disease- and that not being altruistic is the normal behavior. But wait a second, is the everyone against everyone idea, not basically altruism with yourself? Clearly, just working for yourself, is then a disease too- and we should eradicate that disease - to work and fight ourselves to death.

I demand consistency in my daily propaganda dose.

If teamwork was the optimum, and leaching of teamwork was a parasite, would there be a article on that?
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Again, the way how consumers are buying smart TVs reveals it isn't a problem other than for HN crowd.
> I wonder, this may be silly, but could you not potentially get a slightly higher resolution image, if you just created a pixel for every sensel. Than if you were to apply the demosaicing algorithm then convert to grayscale.

That's along the lines of what the Leica Monochrom promises. One drawback of doing it with a regular Bayer sensor is that the colour filters eat light, so while the number of pixels will increase significantly, the spatial resolution may not be that much better.
Great learning experience for trolls out there.

CNN is threatening that they could reveal his name, if he doesn't follow through on the prepared statement.

Besides, it doesn't matter if a person says something a thousand times, it doesn't make a lie true that way.
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Simple setting to change the search engine.
Wonder if this phenomena is related to the "Big Chief" culture in New Orleans. It seemed the African transplants to those areas describe themselves in ways that seem more like Native American to the uninitiated.

http://www.mardigrasneworleans.com/mardigrasindians.html
Patent systems and market protection by monopolys. If there ever was something to hold humanity back..

Just look at the positiv effects, a not enforced patent system had in china. We miss out on that for what exactly? So that some elephant can walk down the same path every day, knowing the seeds of growth are hidden away beneath layers of trampled mud?

There should be a unused patents become public property within a fortnight clause.
Now we have great discussion forums and link aggregators where a small group of moderators rule over a very large number of places and will frequently go on power trips, dominate discussion (or coddle a power user) and, not rarely enough, engage in doxxing.

One thing that keeps me returning to YC is that I'm not even reminded of the existence of moderators over here.
Other possible factors:

Is the monkeysphere is the root cause of the endless bifurcation of communities, culture? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar%27s_number

John Dvorak once opined that social networks stop being cool when that coworker you secretly hated tries to connect.

Of course, pushing the other way, is the power law distribution of attention. The best explanation I've read for our current winner takes all economy. http://www.shirky.com/writings/herecomeseverybody/powerlaw_w...
My view is that any non-trivial project should have explicit non-functional requirements relating to security (amongst others). Almost none do. Creation of those written requirements, and ensuring they are fulfilled, requires the use of security experts. Sadly, most IT project management have no understanding of this. It seems that a successful project has become one that is "satisfactory" to stakeholders. Security and compliance and other non-functional requirements too often are just afterthoughts.
Not on my phone (Android + Firefox.) I didn't check the desktop site yet.
The bytecode differences between 1.6 and 1.8 bytecodes are mainly invokedynamic and methodhandles.

If Kotlin doesn't take advantage of them when targeting 1.8, the bytecode version won't do any difference.
"Elvish has no concept of exit status. Instead, it has exceptions that, when thrown, interrupt the flow of execution." ... "Non-zero exit status from external commands are turned into exceptions"

You had me up until this point.
> we fire up the dirty, old oil-fired power plants as the generators of last resort.

But it's probably still a net win if that extra electricity is going to power electric cars, because a power plant is more efficient than thousands of internal combustion engines.

See: https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/06/how-tesla-will-change-your-li...
Looks a bit like it, too, if only in that regard.

No criticism, though. Powershell is brilliant, and I'm glad to see the Unix world starting to take cues from it.
Theories as amazing as this based on one researcher I'll always default to bullshit.

It makes for good quips in Hollywood movies I guess. Not so great for science.

http://muse.jhu.edu/article/270906
I write performance sensitive code in Kotlin. Most of those issues are common to Java8 and be worked around easily.
I don't have an issue with them being supposed "rich people lanes" if it's how companies gradually bring EVs to market and eventually to lower price points.
Every time I use the word 'web developer' to describe myself, I feel a little pang wishing I was actually designing the internet.
That sounds like Coventry, UK. The city centre is surrounded by a multi-lane ring road, inside of which there is almost no private driving.
I think the labels aid in identifying migrations. i.e. This pattern of genes is called A and that other one is B. If you later see something that looks like a mixture of A & B then you know they interbred around that area at that time.
Those trillions were gone to save Saud House.

Confessions of an Economic Hit Man - John Perkins
> while having, by far, the absolute worst electrical infrastructure in the country

Source please?
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I call it wankerisation. That is, a place, location or destination has become overwhelmed with wankers.

"I don't go to that bar anymore, it's too wankerised."

"I don't visit Facebook anymore, it's become wankerised."

"The neighbourhood is too wankerised, I can't afford to live there."
Running is terrible for the lower back. Every time you stride you send shock waves up your legs that decompress in the lower spine.

I switched to elliptical training. As you don't lift your feet, impact free.

Swimming is also fantastic for the back of course.

Evidence: had a microdiscetomy 4 years ago, lots of rehab, and now pain free. Every doctor said don't run!
Those numbers conflict with the St Louis Fed, so not sure what to make of them. It is unfortunate that their source seems to be produced from the think tank itself.
Go routine supervisor
But it works well on Android with Firefox. I didn't check with Chrome.
Can you please elaborate more on the type of work these developers you are referring to are doing?
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It bugs me that they just say "risk of death"

which could mean anything;
being shot, dying in a car accident, getting cancer having a heart attack...
which is ridiculous

I mean they do mention food poisoning and dementia etc but nothing about which of these factor strongly against the numbers of those that died.
Is the food poisoning numbers effected by the poor nutritional practices (obese buffet eating crowds?), I know that many PPI takers are on the drug due to poor eating habits, where others are on it despite excellent eating habits.

Also, a common reason for dementia symptoms is B12 deficiency which is a known problem with PPI and common advice for those taking it is to bump their intake of Vit B12.

so really.. this study is looking very loosey goosey to me.
>"I can't for the life of me understand why large companies don't want their own in-house dev/infra capability."

From what I've seen at least at my org it was a "Not our core business" type of problem. A lot of orgs got hit hard by the GFC. It's hard to explain if you didn't live through it but it was a bad time, really bad. For about 5 years between around 2008-2013 huge chunks of private sector was moribund. I am an engineer (the non software type). For a while mining jobs in WA / rural QLD were only jobs going. Construction, manufacturing etc on East Coast all just died almost over night (and still has not fully rebounded).

Basically anything not considered "core" got contracted out/sold off. IT, HR, Legal, Accounting etc. Huge swathes of redundancies. Jobs that have never come back.

I think all these problems are coming back to roost for various companies now which are cause of some of the symptoms alluded to in original article (though I can't really comment of public sector not familiar with it pretty sure many public service departments went through similar outsourcing though).

The issue is once these costs are contracted out and "off the books" takes a pretty brave CEO to bring it all back in house again.
How about implementing an RSS interface on top of the likes of Twitter and Facebook by screen scraping? Would have to take authentication of course. Then we could consume it via RSS readers just like the good ol' days. Does that already exist? I would pay for that.
Generally cells get cancer after having processed a certain amount of energy. That means that some fly species will reach obvious senescence in a matter of double-digit hours whereas for humans it takes 60 years or so. But cell-for cell, the cells in those bodies do "about" the same in terms of watts that go through them (nanowatts in reality, of course).

This is related to age and cell count, but it's not the only factor. For instance when an animal becomes larger, the size of the animal goes up with the third power, while energy use only goes up with the second power. So the bigger an animal, the less individual cells can do.

The way to arrive at this insight is to imagine animals are balls. To about a factor 2 this is accurate. The energy use is limited by energy exchange with the outside world, ie, it's limited by the amount of skin they have, which is the surface of the ball. The amount of cells is related to the volume the animal occupies.

The net effect of this is that bigger animals live longer. Some details are different too. For instance, larger animals tend to have larger cells. So the cell count goes up, but not by as much you'd think (If humans had mouse-sized cells in their tissues we'd be on average 54cm).
Alright, I'm just going to focus on the physics in your comment.

> How we get from special relativity to that, I want to check out in detail.

It's a fairly trivial derivation once you get past the fact that Newtonian mechanics doesn't work at relativistic speeds (the big insight Einstein had was his conviction that Maxwell was correct and Newton was wrong). You do it in second-year physics courses (at least, that's when I did it). You can even do it intuitively. If light always propagates at c, no matter what speed you're travelling at, then the Lorentz transformations are the only way that different reference frames are able to agree on measurements.

> Also there is the EPR "spooky action at a distance". Sure, the usual statement is that this does not permit communications faster than the speed of light

To be fair, this is actually quite hard to wrap your head around. There are definitely papers on the topic if you want to read them, but the effective reason why you cannot communicate using entangled particles is related to the distinction between the phase and group velocities. A phase velocity can be faster than the speed of light, but it carries no information (without also knowing other properties of the wave which travel slower than the speed of light). The orientation of the two particles is (effectively) their relative phase but you can't actually communicate information using it.

> Maybe they generate an electron-positron pair, and maybe they don't. That's a roll of the dice.

Again, currently we do not have a way of predicting the outcome of an individual experiment, but there's no reason to believe that we will never be able to do so.

> We have axiomatic set theory as our foundation of math

... which gives us Godel's incompleteness theorem. Maybe ET has a far more sophisticated basis of mathematics that doesn't permit Godel. I don't know, but it's a bit odd to claim that axiomatic set theory is somehow the holy grail (it has its own problems such as the requirement of the Axiom of Choice).

> Still, to me, that there is this wall of 3 K radiation, in surprising senses uniform, is one heck of a situation.

We know why that happened though, it's because of inflation.
That's correct, I was asking about the former. I didn't understand the difference between the former and the latter though.
No worries, they will add more.

Before you disagree, remember there was a time they went from exactly zero HOV lanes to one.. which is an infinite increase. This time they will go from whatever they have now (usually one) to two, which is at most only a 100% increase.

Also keep in mind the day will come that all roads will only permit electric vehicles, essentially meaning all lanes are "HOV". So from 2017 -> the future we must transition to that, which means we have to start adding HOV lanes sooner or later.
"Industry executives, analysts and investors told Bloomberg their analysis -- based on oil reserves and cash flow projections under different tax scenarios -- suggests Aramco is worth no more than half, and maybe as little as a fifth, of that amount [$2 trillion]. This means Saudi Arabia would earn a fraction of the $100 billion implied by its valuation if it sells 5 percent to the public in 2018, as planned."

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-23/saudi-ara...
Skype v2.8 was the last perfect version of Skype. Lightweight, respectful of screen territory, and worked flawlessly. Even had the super sketchy "Skype Me" mode in case you wanted to get weird p0rny type stuff and invitations from Nigerian princes.

IMO the crappifying had a lot to do with centralizing of Skype's backend for USLEO intercepts. At one point in time, Skype was the Signal of its day.
Could this be one of those very rare occasions when us FireFox user actually have the most optimized experience?
Likewise, until I realised that just holding down space kept the auto typing going.

Always game the system!
There is a corellation between beeing hunted by a predator (external death stimulus) and not beeing hunted by a predator (internal death stimulus). Predators life a dangerous life, for them theire daily activity is a eds.
Obviously the benefits of cancer suppressing DNA in a population apply only if you are either to well hidden (naked mole rat, sloth) or to big to be predated (Rhino, Elephant, Whale).
Sorry, we as humans are part of a predatable species, so live fast and leave a devourable corpse for your descendants to mourn was our main strategy. If in search for human compatible cancer avoidance, the biggest interest should be on the most well hidden monkey - or the biggest (silverback).

Interesting is also how the re-productive cycle factors into this. If a individual takes a long time to grow up- cancer is a selector tortoises, if the reproduction is fast (mice/birds) cancer is basically not important. If every mice would get cancer after year 2 - the species still would continue.
At about 44 minutes, it states that they are being taught to count? Or do you mean something else?

I found it sad because their previous life/existence was fascinating; it seemed to be an example of a successful (as measured by happiness) human society that was amaterialistic.
I am upset I can't be promoted beyond "Computation Administrator" :(
To take a slightly different angle on it: if someone is taking an unfair percentage of the value you create, consider breaking out on your own and keeping 100% of the value you create.

Immediately, you start to think about costs, hurdles, and PITA to doing that. Those costs and hurdles represent the value that someone else is adding to allow you to "just code".
Running your own server is a lot harder today. You need to set up SPF and DKIM, at minimum. You also need to hope that you don't get erroneously blackholed by Google (GMail), Yahoo, or Microsoft (Hotmail/Outlook.com).

I would consider Gmail to fall underneath option A rather than option B. If Outlook Web is Microsoft's GSuite competition then it is not running your own server either.
I'm curious, why is it shameful for liking their research?
If you want to focus on something, just google it - depending on what it is you'll get Wikipedia, some blog posts, and maybe a book or two on the subject.

What Facebook / Twitter / Blogger / etc. are good for is providing context - why should I be interested in something. Generally it's as simple as "I like Mr. X and he's interested in Y". They're also reasonable at finding new topics to explore, although if you dive deep enough it turns out that everything is interconnected and you'll find it anyway.

It's really hard to define "topic" or "noise" in a way that isn't based on search keywords or (facets of) people.
You're right that weight loss is largely a mental rather than a physical issue, but very, very wrong to suggest it's as simple as making a choice. Mental health issues can prevent someone from making good, rational decisions, and the notion that they're somehow failing to make an "easy" choice shows a contemptuous lack of understanding and compassion.
>I can personally vouch

Which is the opposite of science. What other 15m routines have you tried, in a double-blinded manner?

Something can help you, and still be a hoax. No contradiction.
What are your problems with the JVM, which is undoubtedly the most mature, advanced VM with the best DevOps-mechanisms out there?
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Yep, I use all of them. You can pretty much add whenever you want with omzsh
You are thinking as one individual.
If there are constantly groups of hundreds of people needing to cross, a scramble makes walker experience that much better.

Famous Shibuya Crossing:
http://for91days.com/photos/Tokyo/Shibuya%20Crossing%20Tokyo...
I don't run my own mailserver, as I said, I use Fastmail with my own domain. Two very different things.
It’s Kind of a Drag
The study is here:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5241693/

Their model has altruistic α and non-altruistic β microbes, that determine the behavior of their hosts. In each generation, hosts are paired up randomly to interact. Altruistic hosts reduce their fitness by a certain cost c and increase their partner's fitness by a benefit b. Additionally, each kind of microbe has the opportunity to infect the other host with transmission probability Tα|Tβ.

The proportion of α microbes increases when Tα b > c (1 - Tβ) + (Tβ - Tα)

Importantly, when there is no horizontal spreading between hosts (Tα = 0), this is never true, so simple heritable genes are not enough for altruism to dominate.

The quantity Tα b essentially corresponds to the benefit accrued by spreading to a host you have helped before, c (1 - Tβ) is the cost you have to bear if your host is not taken over by β anyway, and (Tβ - Tα) is the natural advantage of β over α.
Here's to hoping that in 30 years were all wearing shoes actually designed for our feet!!

Same here. I found Altra shoes on my journey towards foot and knee health.
> Physically it's very simple

So is cutting your arm off with a hacksaw. "Simple" does not mean "easy."
"Huge"? In the EU, where the current investigations are going, Apple is barely a blip on the radar. Windows Mobile has had better traction in some parts of Europe than the iPhone.

Android has over an 85% global market share. And for OEMs, there is NO other game in town, since iOS isn't licensable.
Also seems to work great in Safari!
> https://github.com/mozilla-iot/gateway/blob/master/README.md...

In my experience nvm just trash the bash experience. I had to remove it from my .bash file and rather source it everytime I need it.
SSH also brings these separate commands and a few more. ssh, slogin, scp, sshd, and sftp.
How does telnet/rlogin over RS232 work? Do you use SLIP or PPP or is there some other mechanism?
How “two NAND gates that implement an AND gate returning 0 for (0, 0) input, but sometimes 1” is about cryptography logic?