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I suffered from depression and anxiety for most of my life, and it's not something cured by lifestyle changes alone for every person.

Despite exploring and keeping up with alternative treatments -- like therapy, CBT, meditation, regular exercise, a proper diet -- I was still anxious and depressed. These helped me manage the anxiety and depression, but they were still there, and, internally, quite overwhelming. It was a daily fight.

The only thing that eventually pushed it from 'I'm managing' to 'I finally feel okay' was medication. I don't feel like a zombie, or numb; I just feel normal for the first time in as long as I can remember. It's not something that is manageable any other way for some, and the stigma associated with medication is only hurting those who need it.
To be fair I’d imagine that bread making is quite automated these days. There’s a lot of machinery involved and much less people than few decades ago.
If you're using Ansible for configuration management, it'll need root access either way.
If you're open to suggestions I think using rfc1149 would be more efficient than the bottles.
Writing small programs with pen/pencil would be useful. Then have my phone scan in my work to continue writing it. I’d like some sort of shorthand then refactor to longer vars, etc on a computer.
I seem to be missing it too. You don't need mindfulness to be on a particular diet, or to avoid sugar, or obesity.
Hololens? I've showed it off to relatives and they've been pretty impressed.
is your monitor 3 inches from your eye and does it take up your entire fov where you can’t look away?
> This can be therapeutic to persons who are suffer from...

The lack of rigorous scientific support for this assertion is the entire point of this article (and the journal article it summarizes).
My experience (personal and from a few friends) is that there's a step function. A small amount of initial meditation gives some immediate benefit. Continuing to do that same thing yields little more. Further benefit takes a much larger effort until new plateau.

Specifically, I think there's definite short-term benefit to be had from small amounts of relaxation-oriented meditation, and from the common teaching "don't identify with the feeling" ("I am angry" vs "I notice anger is present"), allowing some freedom in reaction different from acting out the emotion that is felt.
It doesn’t even come with red text and warning signs. Users don’t read this stuff and even if they do, it’s easy to explain the warnings away in the document or the email that contains it.

It is just stupid design and there is no excuse this is still in a supported application in 2017. But then again, what would you expect from Microsoft Office.
Emotionally troubled male, check. Probably also wears an eye patch and rides a motorcycle, lonely child, 5’2”?

That flavor of case cracking only works reliably for Sherlock Holmes.

I’m worried you might be creating a totem of your adversaries. In-group talks about their imagined version of the out-group, furthers polarization, prevents dialogue.
Any pricing info? couldn't find it on the scripts side, and neither on the main site...
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This is really interesting. What are some of the things you have used this for? One of the examples is a quotation, which makes lots of sense. What else could it be useful for? Formulas, maybe?
Red Hat mostly caters to large businesses, many of which still want most of their stuff on premise. Putting just the Ansible things in the cloud would be an undue security risk (if your mindset is that on-prem is more secure).

And if you do use a cloud provider, you likely want to run Ansible in the same cloud, just for performance reasons.
Came here to see if anyone noticed this. You can actually make a field of Z using a bijection to the rationals Q, which do exist. But then you aren't using the standard operations, but using the ones inherited from the particular mapping to Q.
Or rather 3 teenagers got drunk, and wanted to do something whats "breaking the law" or "pissing off hipsters" or "really punk". and cut the tree.
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That would be basically the matrix. Do you want to live in the matrix?
The nature of the apartment determining its price is not a very good model. A luxury apartment goes for $1200 in Chicago or $3800 in San Francisco. This is not because the San Francisco apartment has better finishes, but because San Francisco has a tighter supply/demand balance.

The suburbs contribute supply and absorb demand.

If developers built similar quantities of “affordable” units, we would have just as much trouble getting them, but due to waiting lists/lotteries/bribes/whatever instead of rental prices.

Given the sorry state of the apartments left after urban decay, “luxury” apartments are the only kind that won’t be a huge decrease in quality of life to middle class former homeowners.
Route 128, "America's Technology Highway", is at the edge of the Greater Boston area. It would certainly have qualified as an 'economic center' back in its prime (through the 1980s at least).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_Route_128#.22Ame...
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There's a fine line here...If i was a potential employer, and somehow figured out that you were blasting my company's career/job site, i would actually want to consider you speaking with you about the job. This is because I value resourcefulness, and also because - as part of the job interview - i would like to hear how you made the script; less the tech (though that's important) but more so the algorithm, your thinking on the script creation process, etc. However, if somehow you were to tell me that you did not develop the script, and merely used someone's else's script, than that would turn me off a bit. I would still applaud you for being resourceful, but you'd get way more points in my mind for creating your own. ;-)
Sure, but I bet that some clever folks may well "disguise" such a kernel component into (say) an update or a new install in such a way that the user is tricked as well to allow it.

No idea anyway (since the topic is on iOS) how that OS would behave and what could be the equivalent of a Ctrl+Alt+Del key sequence on a keyboardless device such as a iPhone or iPad.
Did you feel like these three variables reinforced themselves ?

Exercise makes you eat differently and sleep out of exhaustion earlier, you also wake up a bit sore but somehow replenished; which makes you seek slightly more active things.
"Let"? Given the limited intelligence of other Earth species, I'm unsure how else operating systems would've been developed.
That isn't impossible to do, especially for family.
Write an excellent programming blog (2014)
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Do the thousands of employees contribute economic benefit, as well as taxes, to Seattle or other cities?

It's absurd to think that there is no tax money being injected into the city simply because the corporate tax collected is low. They are spending their profits! Some of it in Seattle, and in other places they have physical presence on wages, real estate, etc.

Honestly you need to explain your premise that they contribute nothing... it's illogical. Where is the money going?

Why are "taxes" the only way citizens of a community can prosper? Do wages not count? If they do count, would you like to argue that Amazon is not paying wages to thousands of employees?

Do those employees pay taxes? Taxes aside, are the wages themselves beneficial?

One final point: "tax breaks" in and of themselves seem silly to rail against, like a shareholder being upset at "discounts".

Is your contention that a city giving any tax breaks will see less tax revenue as a result of Amazon coming into their city than if they didn't? Surely it's a question of how much no?
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before 1Password existed, I wrote a little password generator. switched to 1Password when it came along though.

also built a little flash cards app for studying Japanese which auto-generates Japanese sentences for me to read and translate. (simple sentences of the いぬはすしをたべました variety.)

wrote basic beat MIDI generators for drum & bass and moombahton in a few different languages.

tried to write a Ruby -> NXC compiler for the NXT generation of the Lego Mindstorms robotics kit. fortunately there’s a better option now because my compiler knowledge was basically zero.

edit: planning to extract a bunch of data from the Health app on my iPhone and run some visualization scripts on it. heart rate from Apple Watch, weight from a Bluetooth scale, etc.
> Living in the past I see

Starting with a straw man right out of the gate I see.

> I used to hate Apple. [..] I stopped living in the past.

Yeah, and now you're in the present where you're talking past actual self about your own past.

> Life is too short to be pissed Off all the time. It just isn’t worth it.

I'm not "pissed off all the time", and you can call it "hate" as much as you want. I like honesty, I like integrity. I like strong, alive people. I like laughs that come from the belly. I don't like spineless, gimmick consuming pushovers. So I have to decide. You can't say I like this drawing on a piece paper, but I also like to touch it with oily hands. You cannot have both, they're mutually exclusive. I know what I love and what I have to resist for that love to not be a joke.

I said they didn't repent, you simply ignore that and talk about how I'm hateful and living in the past. You do deserve and get an earful for that, and that you think that confirms your little ploy is foreseen and accepted as irrelevant. You're either a bully or subservient to bullies, and you don't have any advice to give to me if you can't even read and respond to a super short comment as it actually stands.

Life is too short to be so super banal about it. So I'm not.
All it takes is a compromised browser extension. Happens all the time:

https://threatpost.com/seven-more-chrome-extensions-compromi...
TD Canada Trust has a similar feature, but with Android notifications if you have the 'TD MySpend' application.
Housing is not the issue in Detroit. There's no major city with more room to grow housing / office space than Detroit.

The only thing that would hold us back is infrastructure. We have virtually no public transportation, and the influx of all the Amazonians would take traffic to hellish levels. But to me, I see that as a positive. We need a wakeup call to finally overhaul our public transport.

Source: I live in Detroit.
I was expecting something about the Seattle real estate market.
Wrote a system to scrape a popular hotel website for all the hotels in a particular city and then expose them in a sql + map interface.

I found there was much more information being sent to the browser per room than was being displayed on the actual site, so it was possible to search by room size (square footage) and features like whether the rooms had balconies or not.
I am worried about this as well. Glasses definitely aren't heavy enough to cause problems, plenty of healthy people wear those 80+ hours per week. But something like the Vive gives me trouble even after 2-3 hours.

Google cardboard + my phone gives me issues too. So I would think that the weight of a smartphone is the absolute upper bound on the weight of a product you are expected to wear on your head as a part of your workflow.
Wagtail has a good tutorial to get you started (http://docs.wagtail.io/en/latest/getting_started/tutorial.ht...) and has good enough documentation (that I think would need some improvements). I know it seems a bit overwhelming to start a new project but you can try to learn from existing ones that are available for example the good-old wagtaildemo: https://github.com/wagtail/wagtaildemo, the better-wagtail-demo: https://github.com/wagtail/bakerydemo and of course the RCA (https://www.rca.ac.uk) website https://github.com/torchbox/verdant-rca/ (be careful this is a huge project that uses a little old version of wagtail - 1.6 but most base things are the same in later versions)

Now, for answering your questions I think that Stackoverflow should be fine for asking, most (if not all) questions are answered there (I know that most wagtail developers monitor SO for new questions and answer them promptly). Don't be discouraged by the small volume of questions -- the only problem with SO is that some questions (the more open ones, for example those discussing architecture) are not considered proper for this site and are closed so you should use the mailing list for that.

For the StreamField I totally agree that it rocks however keep in mind that you'll still need to add a model-per-content-type (maybe not so many content types but you will definitely need more than one content type) - I think that the StreamField offers more freedom to the hands of the content editors, using it they can mix and match their content to the page and not follow specific patterns that the developers have decided.

Finally, concerning the deviation from views, don't be alarmed. Wagtail uses a concept called Page (probably should've been called PageType or WagtailContentType but anyway) which is a mixture between a Model and a class based view. So you create your own subclass of pages which are Articles, NewsItems, Events etc. The important thing is that most functionality of CBVs is inherited when serving each Page type so you can override the various class methods like get_context (to add specific things to the context of a page), get_template (to change the template of a page type), serve (to have full control on serving the page) etc. Also you can add mixins similar to CBVs so that many of your Pages will share some functionality.

I recommend you try wagtail and I think that you'll like it!
Just as easily I could argue that being more mindful can mean becoming more aware of the anxiety that is present, and that clearing one's mind leaves more room for clear analytical thought. I think you are analyzing from an armchair, not from a meditation cushion.
I would think all serious clients would want to review the source code of any security critical software that they intend to use. However, there could be some argument that allowing only selected clients (Russia) to review the source, while denying the larger security community access to source, does pose a risk. Of course Symantec does not, surely, intend to imply that its code should be published.
I don't think you have an appreciation for how difficult it was to clothe yourself in those times. A piece of clothing was double-digit percentages of your annual income.
I have a few dozen images in my folder... never thought of using it as a data feed like this. Awesome.
> Usually the "opportunities" in arbitrage that sites like this highlight ignore the fact that the targetted coin on one of the exchanges has abysmally low volume, so you'll be unlikely to be able to buy and sell it in time to take advantage.

I don't understand. If there's an order in the order book on the sell-side of one exchange that matches one on the buy-side of another exchange, what does volume on either exchange have to do with the ability to take advantage of this situation?
You can take that one step further an order food every day. Or go eat out. Then you don’t need kitchen and dishes.
There is an easy design choice - which Haskell didn't take - which would allow us to have transparent Identity functors, associative Compose and many others: Add a conversion rule to your language and don't eagerly expand definitions at the type level.

For example, in Coq you would write

Definition Identity a := a.
Definition Compose F G a := F (G a).

Instance: Functor Identity. Proof[...]

and so on. This works, since explicit conversion during type checking allows you to associate type classes to otherwise transparent definitions.

Of course, this is no silver bullet and complicates other things. Everything works out beautifully though, if you combine conversion with bidirectional type checking, at the expense of less powerful type inference.
See how you assume identifying “hidden money” makes the Will legitimate? That’s the type of bias a fraudster, already willing to fake the Will of a family member, would willingly exploit.

How difficult would it really be to hide money/cash in the family members house and “identify” the amount/location of said funds in the fake Will to give it credibility?
Here is a great lecture by Stanford's Sapolsky On Depression, that explains clinical depression fairly well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOAgplgTxfc
Anyone know what the hurdles are for broad VR adoption?

This announcement seems to be saying it's 1) untethered and 2) $200 price point. Those will probably increase the current market size but I just haven't seen anyone (anecdotally) clamoring for VR. Curious if anyone has a view on other bottlenecks.
but you still need to open the url in the browser right? which is way slower
In that case, wouldn't an alternative like OnionShare always be safer? The code is open source, it's a desktop app, and the source code is obviously immutable on your computer.
For all the down voters I offer 10 to 1 odds if you are willing to bet that the person who did this was female.
That's what I suspect. Ask for all these things, and then wait for states and municipalities to say "Well, we don't have all of those, but here are a massive tax breaks in return".
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This is the problem I have had with it. Last month I decided to check out some Latino music from Columbia after a recommendation, and my Discover Weekly playlist after that started to get populated with almost all Portugeze songs and Brazillian artists. I did find some great songs in them too, but I would have preferred more Latino music. It was disappointing that their model is not able to properly disambiguate between two popular, yet distinct languages/genres.
Most languages aren't LtR, either! For example, what's this in python?

2 + 2 * 4 / 1 + 1

In J, that's very obviously 6: as it's 2 + (2 * (4 / (1 + 1))). In Python, it's 11, as there's order of operations to think about: 2 + (2 * 4 / 1) + 1. Strict LtR is not always preferable, but when you're pipelining a lot of tricky array operations it makes it a lot easier to understand the code.
you could probably get here various ways but the practice of refocusing on my breath as I get caught in thinking/fantasy/etc over and over again really trained me in daily life to sort of snap out of certain situations in order to evaluate.

like if i'm in an argument w/ my wife i'm better equipped to pause and try to figure out what is really happening even as the argument occurs.

i hate flying. after meditating for a year or so i would fly and still be scared but would able to sit and experience fear and watch it. see what it does to my body, my stomach, breathing, etc. doing this didn't completely remove the fear but it made it interesting.

haven't really meditated for a very long time but it did help me.
> I don't even get who buys these cheaper VR headsets.

A lot more people than buy the full-fat systems like Vive and Rift, that's who. Which would explain why Oculus is now focusing on that market segment rather than leaving it to OEMs like Samsung.
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the light cone doesn't have to be focused, a single scan can illuminate a big area, it should be enough that the phase is coherent over the area. or so I'd imagine, but on the other hand, a 100ms ping doesn't mean 10*packetsize throughput per second on the internet either.
> I now have a big old dataset of SpeedTests and unix timestamps which I graphed

This peaked my interest, as my connection is also crappy. Did you actually manage to make improvements with this data though?
did you try getting a girlfriend like normal people
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Am I the only one who clicks the unsubscribe link? I live by Inbox Zero and I've been giving out my email address for over a decade (500+ sites and services in 1Password), but I very rarely receive marketing emails because I always unsubscribe. In the US, it's a law that businesses must comply with opt-out requests.

Do most people feel their inbox is too far gone to manage manually?
Psychologists are much better trained than therapists. If at all possible, see a psychologist.

Therapists are minimally trained, and do not understand neurological conditions on nearly the same level. If your issues are beyond basic depression, a therapist will not be able to tell.
> Most of the times, there's a clear reason for a depression

I'm gonna have to disagree pretty strongly with that assertion without any supporting evidence. In fact, I would argue that rarely is depression caused by a clear reason which has a direct path to resolution. This is the exact perspective that makes those going through depression feel like others are trivializing what they're going through.

That's probably why you're getting downvoted, since it's #1 on your list.
That's why I noted consumables, which you will need to replace more often and will be more expensive in a sports car.
I thought about doing this, but 1) I have zero experience with neural networks, and 2) I think "convert handwriting to code" would work better with something like APL, which has more distinct symbols.

That said, having an APL IDE that had pen input would be a really cool idea.
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I believe the context is where something in the middle is fragmenting almost every packet. Like if you don't negotiate path MTU.

So "last" meaning the last fragment of every packet sent, not just the literal last packet.

Say 3600 bytes sent with an initial mtu size of 1500, but frags needed at 1200. At least 6 packets sent, versus 3 packets if you used an initial size of 1200.

Add in the headers, frag needed packets, etc, and you've sent not only more packets, but more bytes.
me too, my tax guy is great at that. here's his number.
The same reason people assassinate famous actors and political figures: because doing so means you'll be famous too.
In my dreams the keyboard disappears. My eyes, or fingers, move the cursor, I can speak interactively with the computer, gesture, etc. Can fingers/hands be tracked sufficiently to provide an accurate soft keyboard?

https://youtu.be/0QNiZfSsPc0
I just realized that [7] probably works only because of [8] - I always give my Twilio phone number to people and pretend with my family that this is my main number.
I was going to build a "smart-home" style personal solution using my chromecast, but it turns out building a chromecast app requires a $5 registration. Not a lot of money but it was just enough friction to trigger my laziness and I moved on to other things
You’re not wrong, and even when it isn’t about admitting fault/responsibility outright, you don’t want your apology read out in court, or worse, the video of you apologizing played.

I am also not a lawyer, but for my sins all of my first-order relatives are.