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A lot of toll roads/HOV lanes already do that. They increase the price based on demand so traffic in the lane is always moving.
Policy makers do put quite a lot of work into protecting us from alcohol, tobacco and over the counter meds. Also, 1200 people is a fairly huge study, plenty to get some quality statistics from.

I'm not sure why you have been so offended by this research. It looks quite convincing to me, and fairly worrying.
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Only slightly cheaper than a 2P Xeon system?
Probably won't stop someone from trying to sell it to people :/.

(For those who didn't have their morning coffee today: the power that this wind turbine would capture would be (fraction of) the one coming from your car's battery. I.e. this would do nothing but increase the drag.)
It seems to me that terminals are one of those things that handles the most sensitive of details on a server. No offense to the project (which looks very nice), but shouldn't we prefer a terminal emulator that has been well audited for security issues?
Definitely not yet. You can buy a new Nissan Versa for under $13,000. $22,000 under the Tesla Model 3 buys a lot of gasoline. Of course the Tesla is a nicer car in many ways, and a "fair" comparison would look at more similar cars, but the relative cheapness of the ICE drivetrain lets traditional cars go much more downmarket than EVs can for now.

Battery costs are dropping steadily and it seems like it won't be too much longer before TCO for an EV is lower than even a cheap gas car, but we're not there yet.
Well, yes, of course it assumes that, because providing value to the customer should be somewhere in the business model.

If it's not, it'll eventually become a non-business.

1. There's nothing that suggests the ingredients are less common. But if you're a Blue Apron user, feel free to list some of the ingredients you were not able to find at a grocery store.

1.5: you can learn new recipes 10 different ways already, without having to subscribe to any "X as a service".

2. Nothing that suggests an average person can cook better or faster than takeout, which suggests the takeout provides value to the customer.

3. Completely irrelevant to the points at hand.
Over-promising has killed AI progress before (expert systems). So history's just repeating itself.

People want to believe. They'll pay for their belief. Then when projects start to fail (~5 years after commercialization) they form the opinion that it was never going to work and they'll never do it again.

... then we wait another decade, repeat.
The article acknowledges both the affiliate marketing and bankrate ownership. Do you have evidence that his reporting is influenced 8n a way that serves him but not his readers? Not really fair to call him a shill otherwise.

As for your assessment of the utility of collecting points, I agree. I have ADHD. I will miss a payment or something that will blow the whole mess apart. Not worth it to me, but good for those who can make it work.
> I think at this point we can all agree that Damore tied himself to alt-right by doing those interviews.

I don't think we can.

There is no consensus regarding what the "alt-right" is, even among those who self-identify as members.
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I'm curious how this has inherent "zero backlash", since the typical cause of backlash is imprecision in the tooth profiles - and it seems like you could run into this same issue with the harmonic drive.

That said, very cool. Being able to blow mold such a gear train would be awesome for consumer robotics, especially considering how challenging it would be to create such a flexible gear with normal alloys.
It's pretty hard to be more harmful than alcohol, though.
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>I think it's possible if we start building new cities designed for walking, instead of just expanding our current cities, with all the problems that presents. I think the trick would be to strictly limit their footprint to something that would allow anyone to walk from one end to another in ~30 minutes. You can still have a big city, you just have to rely on the world's greatest form of public transportation (the elevator) and build up.

We can build new cities, or expand current ones, with concepts in place that eliminate the need for travel, but a more pressing problem that requires immediate attention is the population currently in cities.

In the given circumstances, mass public transport systems (like the one envisaged by Musk) are the best way forward, IMO.

Electric cars are the next best option, considering the overall eco-friendly nature of coal to miles drive efficiency of electrical systems, plus their suitability to go off grid.

To me one major focus point seems to be investment in technologies, concepts and constructs of nano-grids, at the level of individual communities and homes, drastically reducing fossil fuel usage. This could be a major push point for governments, and yes, problems of this scale require massive push from governments, to pull people kicking and screaming into a greener future, before it's too late. For that the world need strong leaders and forward thinkers.

To quote an example, in India, where I am from, the govt. is pushing very hard for solar power generation, to the detriment of existing thermal power plant manufacturing infrastructure. There is a lot of resentment in affected companies, vendors, operators, etc, for this move. But what has to be done has to be done. Left to their own, or to market forces, we will boil ourselves dead.

Remember, climate change has a lot of lag. It's effects are not immediate, nor apparent until it is too late. We are already seeing that now.

> Aside from the serenity of not having cars wiz around, dividing up the city and running people over, there are a bunch of other benefits. Not having to provide services to every residence makes the government's job much easier (so less government); the city would become more of a community if everyone is always walking everywhere and running into each other; you'd have more public green space since the city would be surrounded by a large green loop; and it could fit into some really amazing locations, like a lush valley, or between a lake and a mountain. You can connect a bunch of them with a hyperloop (or something as simple as a bus service).

This seems too fantastical to be made true in reality. Maybe I'm wrong, but IMO it's better we plan and do things keeping in mind the nature of the average human. After all, we still have huge swaths of population still thinking climate change is not caused or accelerated by human activities.
Ultimately employment comes down to a voluntary contract between the employer and the employee. Personally I don't feel that it is the responsibility of the government to dictate what those contracts look like.

Generally the thought is that laws correspond to morality. Anyone who has taken one look at some knows this is not the case, but that may be where the link between "don't be evil" and "don't be criminal" come in to play.
yea i had a hard time making sense of the paper, probably my fault. it seemed like they didn't control for obesity, and it also seemed like alcohol had a much stronger correlation. I would love to hear from someone that can properly read it though. I also find it interesting that the odds for marijuana users are 1.05 per year but, e.g. marriage is 1.17, alcohol 1.84 etc, yet the conclusion is about marijuana.

Bias: I am a non-drinking, unmarried, low-blood pressure, no cholesterol, extremely underweight stoner

https://www.omicsonline.org/pdfdownload.php?download=open-ac...
Link to study?
It would depend. Are you talking a single nuke from NK? Then that is plausible depending on wind / fallout directions. I don't remember where the original source for this is, but https://crisisboom.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/nuke-targets-... is a reasonable scenario for a war with Russia. Where anything with value would be struck. The east coast is practically all destroyed from 50mi south of DC up to north of Boston. Entire metro areas would be struck and you would need to be further out.
Some of it was, but not all. There are still issues in some chips and some customers are getting RMAs.
What? It's a normal distribution graph. The height of the curve denotes how many of a particular group (group is denoted by the blue and green curves) score with regard to some trait x. The y-values for A and B on the graph are irrelevant.
In 4000 years we can build way way more faster ships and catch up to those poor guys launched a centuries earlier just because they thought they are fast enough :)

On the serious side, we only need antimatter and the drive problem is kind of solved (yes, I might be the one in the good enough ship :)).
This perspective seems like to highly downplay the issues of working on a team at a software company. Independent of the ideological and political battles that this manifesto controversy is but one example of, there have been more and more reports of issues at tech companies about "brilliant assholes" who are able to do the technical work yet create toxic environments for others to work with.

Are you saying all of those projects at Google are owned by individuals who don't spend time interacting with others on the codebase? That doesn't sound like a very sustainable organizational model.

The social aspect of coding may be currently trumped up, but if so, it's only in compensation to how its social aspect has been traditionally underrated. Any type of work at a company involves social interaction, communication, teamwork, etc. Coders aren't solitary medieval monks illuminating manuscripts by their lonesome
Thanks, but I've read and written about that idiot's manifesto too many times to count at this point.

I'm looking for citations for the lawyers' analysis of employment law violations here.
Plenty of weed users in the USA have used other drugs, live below poverty, and have other external factors.

Im for legalization of marijuana so my thoughts may be biased but I an concerned that this study is bad science. Marijuana isnt legal in most places, perhaps these causes of hypertension are environmental.

"For Yankey's study, information on marijuana use was merged with mortality data in 2011 from the U.S. National Center for Health Statistics, and adjusted for confounding factors such as tobacco smoking and variables including sex, age and ethnicity."

These studies need to be done in a place such as Portugal where marijuana has been legal for a long amount of time to allow for a large arching study to be performed properly.
Didn't realize that, thanks!
Weed-whackers are probably not the best example. Apparently the current battery-powered ones are pretty good for typical personal home use. But absolutely for anything bigger or with a higher duty cycle (e.g. that lawn services would use).
Any hypothetical colonization effort would require substantially less adaptation if we don't have to worry about humans growing up in much different gravity.
Can you say they _don't_ transit? They say the planets were detected by analyzing star wobbles, which doesn't necessarily mean that the planets don't transit, just that it's not how they were detected.
this is actually sequel to those sensationalist 'teleportation' articles. If you expected they will develop to teleportation of humans you'd been wrong.
Nope, I really wouldn't. I am highly pain-averse. And the point of being targeted by 50+ nukes is that I wouldn't even have to make that choice :-)
So every algorithm change would require congressional approval. That seems very untenable.
I would think the lack of gas giants in the system would increase that risk as well.
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US drivers drive 3.1 Trillions miles per year [0]. Every month, the 12 Month moving average has been going up at 5 billion miles [0]. So every month we need to install enough charging stations to charge 5 billion miles/year. Lets use a Level 2 charger that adds ~25 miles of charge per hour. So 5B miles / 25 miles of charge per hour / 24 hours per day / 365 days per year = about 23,000 Level 2 chargers need to be added every month.

There are currently about 44,000 Charging outlets in the US [1]. So just to keep up with the increase miles we drive each month, and not increase the percentage of electric vehicle miles, we need to install more than 50% as many charging outlets as have ever been installed EVERY MONTH forever. Time for that exponential curve to help us out some more.

[0]: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M12MTVUSM227NFWA
[1]: https://www.afdc.energy.gov/fuels/electricity_locations.html
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Does something like this (https://github.com/iphoting/ovpnmcgen.rb) will not help here ?

Today I was trying your service and missing killswitch in iOS app is the single reason why I have decided to wait.
Ugh, that sucks, I just switched to VimFx because I thought it was ff57+ compatible. Now I'm not sure where I got that idea.

I haven't used vimium-ff, but it hasn't been updated in 3 months and the comments on mozilla are not encouraging.
I can see a city with the third option, but the whole world? What if you want to go someplace that isn't in a city? Public transportation can't cover every rural destination.
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Maybe it is just interests of people shifted from classic music and philosophy to other topics.

But I found contemporary piano music good in my taste: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7maJOI3QMu0
>Unrelated, but the fact that the developer doesn't get the extension AMO approved and uses eval() all over the place should give some pause as well.

He does, it is in the official add-on site, but their approval process is slow, and a few times a Firefox update has broken it and I've had to download the update from the dev's site because it takes a long time to update on the official site.
1200 person study is a pretty big study. That said, the authors of the study themselves listed some pretty big caveats.

http://www.oregonlive.com/health/index.ssf/2017/08/study_lin...
> I feel like this happened because it seems he accidentally presented himself to the outside world as alt-right.

I would love for you to find one place Ben Shapiro presents as alt-right.

> His Wikipedia article paints him as alt-right

of course it does, Conservatives of all stripes have been complaining about the bias of Wikipedia for some time. It paints anyone who is sorta conservative as alt-right.

If you believe he acts "alt-right" then pretty much every libertarian is alt-right, and that's just wrong.
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Gravity. A rocky planet, roughly Earth-sized, will have about the same gravity as we have on Earth. Both larger and smaller planets will have a deleterious effect on human health, at least until we (our descendants) adapt (if it's even possible.)
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Also, at effectively unlimited cost. Are there any numbers how much they spent on making it work?
Wow! that comment takes me way back to when I could tell a CRT was about to go bad because of the sound of the flyback transformer leaking ! :)
If you notice, they seemed to be flagged for neutral historical search queries. Things like "Russian Revolution". Someone reading it would get a viewpoint that is not supported by mainstream historians. So yes, dishonest.
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Or sodium intake related to the munchies.
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You don't even need a gas turbine. A simple ICE generator will suffice. I'd personally go for a DC generator (domestic power supply is AC), that plugs directly into the battery charging system of the car.

A few gallons of fuel can certainly add more than a 100 miles.
Interesting finding because I find it conflicts with my stereotype of the laid back stoner. Though I could see drug use leading to other stresses in life (speculation, I'm not that kind of doctor). However, I have a problem with their definition of "marijuana user"

> We selected participants eligible for mortality follow-up, aged 20 years and above, who answered “yes” or “no” to the question, “Have you ever used marijuana or hashish?” Participants who answered yes were classified marijuana users and those who answered no, as non-marijuana users. Duration of marijuana use was estimated by subtracting participant’s age at marijuana use initiation from the age at the 2005 screen.

from the study

http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/204748731772321...
it is open access
The point the throwaway raises is valid, though.

Where is the contradiction?
The Economist article fails to mention that electrical vehicles are massively subsidized by governments. The production and adoption of electrical vehicles would not exist, but for these http://dailycaller.com/2015/08/10/tesla-is-hemorrhaging-mone... subsidies. As an honest observer, the natural market forces that would influence a rational decision to adopt electrical vehicles, do not exist. The true cost of electrical vehicles for transportation far exceeds that of the internal combustion, for motive power.

I will stipulate to the fact that electrical vehicles are more efficient. But efficiency doesn't equate to "less expensive."
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Many heavy users do not typically make the healthiest life choices, at least in my anecdata.
What is this stat with alcohol use?
So they write about the limitations of their study about how marijuana use is subject to the real use frequency, but they simply throw all other considerations out the window.

I take issue with trials like these. They barely do any reasonable trial research and try to spin:

"The persons who habitually smoke marijuana have been shown to have higher blood pressure levels when compared to the general population"

-into-

"Smoking marijuana in itself causes higher blood pressure"

No doubt pharmaceutical companies have their hands in this, if I may say, bullshit. They stand to lose money if people have a drug that helps their symptoms that they can simply grow in the back yard. Replace "Internet of Things" with "Internet of Non-Critical Thinkers" and you get a recipe in which todays society may be influenced due to their lack of understanding of scientific principles in a world ever increasing in scientific constructs.

EDIT: jetlagged english
No, you've got that wrong.

TR uses the same Zeppelin dies as Ryzen. Just the top 5% binned parts.

Epyc uses a newer die stepping that isn't yet used for Ryzen or TR.
A less sensationalist report: http://www.oregonlive.com/health/index.ssf/2017/08/study_lin...

Link to original study: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Barbara_Yankey/publicat...
Congestion? I don't think you're taking into account the huge advantage that autonomous cars have with respect to coordination among themselves. Much, if not most, congestion is caused by human drivers attempting to accrue advantage to themselves through maneuvers that disadvantage everybody else on the road.
Im using it for Google services (my gmail account is my primary mail account, used to signup for almost everything) and GitHub (mostly because i have admin access to my employers organization). Can't risk those :)
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I wouldn't be 100% certain but yes, it seems unlikely that sound could damage the part of the ear that is stimulated by the given frequency without you hearing it.

It's kind of a weird story. A bunch of people lose their hearing and the first and only thought is mystery weapon? There are a lot of things, including many common medications and infections that can cause hearing loss.

I wonder if they know more or less than reported
It's disgraceful to use such a device that deliberately targets the young. I can hear it and it's a annoying as shit and I'm 32. AFAIK they have now been thankfully been banned in the UK/Ireland.

In London, TFL has found the same effect can be hard without some discrimination by playing classical music.
I'm pretty sure that larger talent pool is a myth. Not everybody has the discipline to work remotely. Perhaps are able to cast a wider net, but there are a lot more rotten fish.

I would expect that a larger talent pool maybe the case for smaller cities
Something to note is that keypresses are often ignored in (all?) text fields. Like, I can't type "google.com" without having to repress at least 2 keys.

EDIT: There's been 2 cases where I've noticed the character is added but then subsequently deleted in the next instant. Typing faster causes more characters to go missing, and I have to type like 1 keypress a second to type "google.com" correctly.
The correlation isn't nearly as strong as the headline implies. See: http://www.oregonlive.com/health/index.ssf/2017/08/study_lin...
Why does Coinbase need another $100M when it's making tons of money with its fees?
You missed what I wrote. Of course they disagree on things, but those things are largely superficial. They don't disagree, for example, on foreign policy. They don't disagree on the NSA collecting bulk data, they don't disagree on promoting corporate welfare. They disagree on some important things too, like environmental policy, but that's just a matter of who is paying who.

Calling this "absolute bunk" just demonstrates you don't know what you're talking about.
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dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14981007
https://www.omicsonline.org/open-access/relationship-between...
You are right, of course. A dumb mistake of mine.
> Nonsense on stilts

Sigh. Time for a new keyboard.

I'm keeping that one around for awhile; thanks for the laugh.