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I went from feeling fine to could-not-walk-three-steps-without-vomiting in the course of an hour. Could probably not have seen it coming and booked an airbnb in time.
I live in Southern California and drink out of the tap all the time. Just stick your head under and drink.
Different racial and cultural groups live in different places because people self-select for it. If you're going to build something that breaks down racial barriers you'll need to actively counter against existing bias IMO.

Less politically charged example with food.... If your service simply shows all the different kinds of food available, users will generally stick with whats familiar. If the algorithm is designed to show them mostly food they've never tried before you can counter that bias and increase the likelihood the user will try new foods.
Thanks... I think I momentarily confused it with the number of wounded.
After a number of years, the OS version of Transport Tycoon allowed developers to use their own graphics package; they made and open sourced one of those, so needing a copy of the original game was no longer necessary.
For the curious: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_cost_averaging
Beware of wealthy people telling you taxes should be higher and “they” should pay more.

It’s already entirely possible for them to pay more without a change in tax rates, just don’t take any deductions.

The reality is that they want to pretend to pay more, but the tax he’s specifically calling for isn’t on the wealthy, is on the high earners. Those are two different things.

The wealthy make their income through dividends, which is taxed at 20%. While he briefly mentions this, he carefully doesn’t prescribe a change to it.

This isn’t a pro-trump’s tax cuts comment, I’m just trying to point out the hypocrisy of this article.
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The family isn’t much for gambling, but we do have a set of Powerball numbers we play each week. So, I wrote a Perl program to download the winner list each week and check if we have a winner. It has been my go to project in each new language I learn. It’s pretty simple but tests a bit of the language (http, I/O) and helps me get in the mindset of the language (e.g. set comparisons vary wildly).
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No, you can't say it because it is heresy and a social faux pas. Additionally, just see what happens when you actually stand up to the American political power - the fates of MLK and Malcolm X, and in more recent times Manning etc.

And on HN, you get massively downvoted so your post disappears.
Well, we can't focus light at will either. But yes, probably an artificial retina of some sort will be a working solution.
What does this have to do with the article?

Proof is important for something used in a clinical setting when potentially suicidal people are involved. Proof that these things are safe and effectve is literally a life-and-death issue for some people.

Similarly, laypeople prescribe these things for a vast array of problems, and we need to know if that practice is harmful or helpful.

Whether it works for you or whether you need proof is irrelevant to whether proof is needed more broadly.
Fair point. I'll concede it's possible this is a real person, although I hope it isn't!
The rdio Radio was actually very good.
You can find a similar approach in Mentor.FM (and you can import your last.fm history to feed it).
The specific js that was hijacked is here: https://aa.econsumer.equifax.com/aad/uib/js/fireclick.js

That page pulls it in.

Edit: maybe a red herring. Sure looks shady though.
"and fall away without getting caught up in it"

I'd agree that thinking of mindfulness as turning thoughts off is not quite right - but I think he means what you mean when you say "fall away". He probably thinks of letting a thought fall away and not following it as "turning it off".
You really need to take care of fallen leaves as they are the main way of walnut to combat a competition. Once you rake the leaves every year you should be quite fine growing most of the vegetables that didn't require a lot of sun.
Normally, people in marketing don’t write URLs by hand. They copy them and check that they look nice or have a generator make them for them.

So, how did they copy an http url instead of https because they website should have redirected them to https before processing the request (and I just hope that their internal network isn’t compromised).
> There's literally no reason to turn it off nowadays, other than laziness/unwillingness to learn.

Sometimes is as simple as not having time for that. If I've urgent work to do, I can't stop my work and well my boss/client "hang on, I need to learn to configure SELinux first!".

The fact that it DOESN'T work out-of-the-box immediately and needs for me to configure it (regardless of how well documented it is) is its major pitfall. These things need to work without adding ANY burden to the user. Otherwise, they'll end up disabled.
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Shipments of almonds, walnuts, and pistachios are being stolen in California | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14487166 (Jun 2017, 58 comments)
Imagine that your glasses replace all your electronic devices – phones, TVs, computers, e-book readers, game consoles, the whole lot – with virtual versions, in the process making them inexpensive and instantly upgradeable.

AR can replace these objects visually. But phones have touchscreens, game consoles have controllers, even TVs have remotes -- how do you interact with anything in this AR future?
> That is interesting in the context of trade and cultural links, but is in itself exceptionally uncontroversial.

Exactly. It is more than likely that something like this is the result of trade. However, the way the narrative is built around "findings" like these by professors in the departments of said universities is something completely different.
Have had SELinux for almost 10 consecutive years. $HOME has never been exposed. I've no idea what you're going on about.
> and you get huge stock out of every single tree

except of course those afflicted with fungi, which causes them to basically bear no fruit at all and spreads through the soil.
If it were ended by time or natural cause, then so be it. It's sad but it's unavoidable. Idiots are avoidable, they're just often determined and why we can't have nice things.
> Secession doesn't have to mean war.

Perhaps, but historically that's not the way to bet. I can think of maybe two or three cases of peaceful secession, and dozens of cases where it resulted in a bloody civil war.
> (I also resent websites which put transparent divs over images or videos to prevent Save-As, but this is really widespread)

I agree. Did anyone write an extension that lets you click on an image, and which would then dig down through the DOM and find its actual source? I'm considering learning how to write browser extensions just to make that.
> In the US, as a foreign entity you can establish a business and own 100% of it.

Try to do that with an airline for example. Good luck getting more than 25%.
The illegible labels on this non-enlargable chart are currently what’s killing me.
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The important bridge is to realize that the feeling (paranoia) is something you can choose to embrace or not.

Once the feeling is no longer something that automatically 'happens to you', one can start to explore it - at a safe distance, no rush.
Why am I feeling in this way? Is there a good reason? If yes, what could I do about it? What would happen if I would just dismiss the feeling without doing anything?
What would happen if I embrace this feeling/act it out?
Once an idea of what strategy is most likely to give a good outcome, one makes the choice.

Its kinda like having a person with an outsider perspective help you analyze the situation in a calm and thoughtful manner. Just with much higher bandwidth, less communication challenges and the person is always there for you.
Shenzhen speaks Mandarin, not Cantonese. Cantonese is more common in Guangzhou but everyone there also speaks Mandarin. Mandarin is as much the first language of China as English is in the US.
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I can't confirm that, there's plenty of plants around the regia tree in my garden. It has had fungus since forever (like every walnut tree I've ever seen), so that might keep it from doing that.
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Say more please! What are the damages you claimed?

Just having your personal information stored insecurely should be grounds enough for damages but in the world of "identity theft" I didn't think it would have a case in small claims.
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I could only see a therapist in the UK because my job's private medical insurance gave me £1500/year to spend.

Those I knew who tried to get help on the NHS were just prescribed drugs by their doctor without being referred to a psychiatrist or a psychotherapist.
Thats wrong information. H1B is a “dual intent” visa.

Its broken because it was really intended for exceptionally skilled workers. But currently its a lottery. USCIS just takes the word of the company applying for it and grants the visa. This loophole is being exploited by numerous body shops. That is reason why there are low quality H1B workers. There are various other problems like employee mobility, spouses of H1B is not free to work in the land of the free. Country of birth based quotas for permanent residency, rather than skills or points based quotas.
Unless your data is pretty small, you'll be wanting it in bigquery not postgres anyway.
"fewer" is for things you can count.

Less length, but fewer inches.
Mother fucker.
Your point is completely refuted. You never had one since it was based on made up facts.
Show HN: nooooo.ooo
Link: http://nooooo.ooo

Github: https://github.com/aiwebb/nooooo.ooo

This was just a dumb excuse to use the .ooo TLD.

Inspired by the wonderful http://yesno.wtf.
That shim is still same in all apps bundling the same version, though. Thus it is possible to distribute it out of band as a shared component just like system webview.
>I imagine this is the way we get to "true AI", or AI indistinguishable from our own. We train it with a simple virtual environment, that we can gradually increase the complexity of, until it mimics our own. Then we can download the AI into a robot. Boom, it's that easy :P

Maybe, but I think this is the wrong approach, it's the engineering approach. It will work, but to a limmited degree. What would be more interesting is to find a way for a NN to completely internalise the process, this seems quite natural if you do a little introspection... we improve by "thinking" what if thinking what we are really talking about, the process of improvement by internal simulation. It doesn't have to be a realistic simulation, it just has to be relevant.
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> I wish people focused more on manipulating him into doing what actually needs to happen and less on useless demonizing or lionizing.

While I'm hope to be wrong and corrected about this, the impression I get is that this is exactly what's already happening. Except it's the 'bad guys' doing what they feel needs to be done.
All metropolitan areas use Mandarin mainly.
It’s express entry after provincial nomination. Once PR is given and landed, you are free to move and work anywhere in Canada.
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Sorry but what are you talking about?

Mindfulness is a type of mental training for achieving a balance between attention and awareness and a strong concentration that can be used to study your mind.

It's a form of introspective psychology.
any idea why it is so much faster on fedora 26?

$ yes | pv -r > /dev/null

[10.3GiB/s]
Great implementation but doesn't work with Greek, spews out garbage. Here against original text in notepad.exe https://i.imgur.com/n1WCsnZ.png
That must be location dependent. In my area there are no fungi problem with walnuts and I get consistent crop every, biggest problem is spring frost.
I wonder about the nature of this scam. It almost looks like it's designed to spoof ad clicks, not direct the user to them.
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My wife and I simplified the "where are you" problem by turning on always-on location sharing in Google maps. Some people find it creepy, but as a couple of engineers we're pretty stoked on the efficiency improvement.
Maybe, but the terms "class", "method" and "interface" are more commonly understood than "functor" or "natural transformation".

So for better understanding by the general public it may make sense to offer an explaination in terms of OOP, even if what is described is more FP style than OO style.
Using one's intelligence and skills to better your life should be celebrated, not lamented as evidence of burdening some other "caste."
Totally unironically, what's great about your main website (publitas.com) is that it tells me exactly what you do. Thank you.
It would surely make you sad, if you had time-traveled there. If you had been living there, you probably would be a bit more fatalistic and willing to accept untimely deaths as a part of natural order, having no experience of better life.
Judge for yourself: https://i.imgur.com/yPUg6pC.png
I love music but seldom do I get a chance to search for new music until someone recommends it. So, I created a google app script to search for billboard top rock songs for the week and create a youtube playlist of the same after searching for each song on youtube. It then sends me an email with the playlist link. This way I get to listen to new music with less googling
A long time ago:

Writing scripts to attack the neighbouring country in the old unix game "empire" (rec.games.empire) during an update (this was actually encouraged by the game).
I know that there were also players who logged in automatically to check whether their country got attacked (and then get notified).

That game was a time sink like no other.
What does the stagnation folder structure look like? I have a large data sorting operation of my own to do, and that approach sounds quite maintainable going forward.
It's just about impossible to fix your brain on your own. The only tool you have is the one that's broken. How do you fix a hammer with a broken hammer? Seek external help first.
> Major commercial players in the meditation space

The sheer insanity of this phrase astounds me. There's an industry devoted to meditation. For such a thing to exist, you have to start by convincing people that they're not meditating right. Which means some people are better at it than others and you should worry about not being as good. What's next, competitive meditation?
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> My guess is that they actually built a fat detector.

Mmm, given that the system was correct 80% of the time and the majority of fat people are not gay, then this can't possibly be true, right?
I bet you also decline the 'bag for life' in the supermarkets.
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> I think this is over engineering.

Obviously. That's why it is funny.
The nail that sticks up will get hammered in.
Can we keep this noise on Reddit?
Most importantly, GNU programs ought to work on Hurd.
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So did most of HN a week ago: Evolving the Dropbox Brand | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15393684 (Oct 2017, 67 comments)

> mugsie: Wow. that is (from my perspective - but only mine) terrible.

> supernintendo: This is the worst UX I've seen in a long time. Not only that, it's visually garish.

> chrissnell: That typeface is just dreadful.
Very interesting library, haven't heard of it yet.
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The dependency security features really do look awesome. I've been working on a project called Octotrack (http://octotrack.tiagoalves.me) for a while now whose objective is exactly that with other features for dependency management (currently only available for projects that use Bundler/Gemfile). It would be great to get your feedback.
Or that it started on a napkin and was refined and flushed out over time.
I was using the word "coppice" in jest, by juxtaposing the image of complete removal-by-force with the real meaning.
> We're all writing let instead of var now, and a book that continues to write var is starting to look a bit out of touch

Serious question: Does this also refer to client side web developers? According to caniuse.com, only around 83% of web browsers support the let statement, which in most cases wouldn't cut it when releasing a web site or web app to accommodate the largest audience.
this. At >1Bn revenue and >1000 employees we shouldn't use the term startup anymore.
Random, but I was thinking about this in the context of the U.S. democratic system. Why do we still have representatives all going to Washington D.C. to hash out decisions when each of us has the power and ability to vote remotely on single issues every day?

I think it's due to your point, and I wish I had a candidate on the slate who was serious about having constituents vote securely on single issues rather than forcing us to choose a single party docket.
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Nothing surprises me these days. http://www.snopes.com/2017/10/05/equifax-contract-irs/
Proof that you can write Java code in any language. https://steve-yegge.blogspot.de/2006/03/execution-in-kingdom... comes to mind when reading the snippets.
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"Life was tough but we forget how tough it was because most of us idealize the simpler times of the past."

I would say that life was tougher for the poor indeed.

But if you take a rich peasant/small noble - they did not lived that miserable.

And the things we idealize about them - less complicated live (they did not had to worry about china, nor russia, nor korea, nor NSA, etc. only to dangers close to them, big nobleman, enemy neighbours), allmost no pollution/noise. Living close to nature, going hunting, working with your body in the field - are still valid, I think.
If you had a self-sustainable village in times of peace, people had not to worry too much about other things, than the things they could see.

Or a native american hunter tribe. If they were strong - then they had a pretty good, altough simple live. Even though they were hungry in spring and occasionally fought wars.

So the idealisation is not per se wrong, people just don't know, that the image they have in their mind, is not valid for the average person.

So even if there would be a going back, I do not think it makes sense - but while going forward, we can still try to strive for the things we idealize about the past, like simplicity. And by that I do not mean giving up on technology or globalisation, just avoiding unnecessary complications. So ... more decoupling, modularisation, on the technological as well as on the political level, just KISS ... even though that it is not simple, I know, but it is still something worth going for. And not more global regulations, "free trade" agreements you have to study for years to understand and still missing out the secret parts, competing locked down systems going together with companys making their products harder to repair on purpose, and so on and on and on.

So I am dreaming of the day, when I can just print out the small broken part of my vacuum cleaner(or car, ... or computer) with the official specs, instead of having to by a new one, because this model gets no longer produced.
“culture that doesn't work”
“culture that brought them prosperity”
What are these 2 cultures?
I'm pretty sure statistics people know good analytical formats to publish these values. Why everyone doesn't use it for GDP/etc is unclear to me, because it seems to me that any flawed method is still better than `arr.sum() / arr.count()`.
Yes, you can transpile ES6+ to ES5 for client-side applications using Babel.
I don't get online dating.

Just meet people in real life and leave it up to chance, you know like it has always been since the dawn of our species...

Can you imagine a shakespeare play 500 years from now where one of the major characters is an algorithm? Geez.
I would assume anything being "sold" to you is a lie, until proven otherwise.
Does it really make sense to apply the perception of loss for something that nature gives and takes without human influence?

For example, all those interesting formations and places that disappeared 1000 years ago - so we've never seen those in the first place - are those also losses?

By that logic, wouldn't be any form of natural change be huge tragedy, an endless sequence of losses?
Oh, you think it's a fair playing field?

If you're not old chums with the right person in government, you won't be classified as a credit rating agency.
No, since its just downloadable once.
Its trivial compared to everything else in the thread, but the most valuable automation I've got running is a simple weather forecast to warn me when it's going to rain.

Almost a decade ago I had my wisdom teeth out, and the surgery was more involved than most. Ever since then, I've been getting migraine-like headaches and jaw pain when it's going to rain. If I can get ahead of it by a day, I can usually lessen the impact.

I also use IFTTT to pump these forecasts into a spreadsheet where I track pain levels and diet, in hopes of finding a significant pattern. No grand revelations yet, but I did discover that doubling my caffeine intake a day in advance helps.

It's not completely automated, but I maintain a large spreadsheet of movies and tv series I want to watch (mostly movies). I can put either the title or the IMDB number into the input sheet and it'll pull the relevant (and formatted) information from OMDB (both directly and through an addon in Sheets). It gives me an average score between IMDB, Metacritic, RottenTomatoes Users and Critics. As of right now I have 2530 films total, with 1733 to watch.

Outside of these, automating consistent things like certain bills, and a simple script to backup my chaotic '_Process' folder free up a few minutes per month, which will add up over the next fifty years (basically an extra day or two.)
It's always line buffered. Unlike python, where its behaviour depends on whether stdout is a tty or not.
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