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Schizophrenia is one of those disorders that medicine has, that is likely not one discrete condition, its likely a multitude of different psychological illnesses all flying under one banner, even if the underlying psychology and physiology are quite different for different people. As we get better with medicine, we find more illnesses - for example, its part of why I think cancer is found so much more often now, while there is undoubtedly more cancer (we're living longer, as it turns out, old age is a fellow traveler of cancer), we're also much better at finding it.
While wal-g looks great, having evaluated it a bit, I worry that nobody seems to be maintaining it based on issues/pr's I looked at.
Well, that's increasingly solved by companies like Stripe & Gusto.
Which itself is hosted on Google Docs. Does not compute, does it?

I mean, sorry if I sound rude and thanks for trying to help, but yeah, I'm not clicking on that link.
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There's a few caveats [0] compared to untyped Racket, optimisation can be a little trickier, type generalisations can be somewhat unexpected. Typed/untyped boundaries can be unexpectedly expensive at times.

But the big one compared to Haskell is:

> Typed Racket will type-check all expressions at the run-time phase of the given module and will prevent errors that would occur at run-time. However, expressions at compile-time—including computations that occur inside macros—are not checked.

[0] https://docs.racket-lang.org/ts-guide/caveats.html
Email actually generally isn't encrypted. Sure, you can do things like PGP encryption, but not even some of it's formerly strongest advocates bother anymore. Consider email open to anyone between you and the recipient.
Scratch that - I see fresh commits - will give it another spin!
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Schizophrenia also has a huge correlation with smoking tobacco cigarettes too but that doesn't mean cigarettes cause schizophrenia.
I suspect there's some vague "psychosis level" that spikes and decays exponentially when you use weed, lsd, etc. And then people with schizophrenia find these drugs near age 20 just as the level is rising naturally. So it looks like LSD triggered it but there's no real interaction besides adding the two curves.
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Awesome! Good to hear that there was someone out there to help you. It can be quite daunting and overwhelming indeed.

Do you plan in utilizing these newly acquired skills in your job?
> it's not worth the "cognitive cost" to make a comment

Their comment form requires login or signup. I'm already signed up and logged in here. That's reason enough for me to post here and not there. I would never create an account just to leave a comment unless it was someplace where I intended to visit and comment often.
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I made something just like this for my introduction class in computer science
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> with "complications" mid-pregnancy because...

That's terrible :-( I know many GPs in Australia would love to do the ultrasound for them + bill for it, but it would be pretty affordable. This case is literally the reason mentioned at GP conferences for why you could buy an ultrasound - to make pregnant women happy because they see the pictures.
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(b) is to file I-140 for those who have been already on H1B. If I were an employer, and if I wanna apply for I-140 for one of my employees who is on H1B, I need to do that.
It isn't yet approved. It is still a draft, not an RFC. Even if it does become an RFC, it is intended for the Experimental track, not the Standards track.
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Well, typed racket is not racket with types,but a language that you will use differently than regular racket.

I have stopped using for-loops for complex things, since they expand to something that makes life hard for the type checker.

With ML I never have the feeling that I am fighting the type checker, but with typed racket I have more problems than I'd like to admit.

I am however no programmer and have no background in CS or even maths, and there are people that write a lot of code in typed racket.

And last time I tried typed racket I had some weird slow downs when specifying types less generally (like: integer instead of real, positive-integer instead of integer).

There is a bit of non-trivial code written in typed racket, and that is probably a good complementary reading to the typed racket guide.
This is actually great. I ran into this problem recently. I wanted to push out some CSS while waiting for some external response. Unfortunately, it was very important to be able to send a 404 in case it turned out the external response. This means we had to live with a higher TFFB.

Let’s hope this becomes widely adopted soon. Does anyone know how long it took till other HTTP features that were added later (not HTTP2) were widely supported?
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Roomba for rodents. Build a small robot which can act like a mechanical cat to kill small household pests like mice and rats. (I've had rats getting into my garage lately.)
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Source URL: http://rmf.vc/implementingvisicalc
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Sounds good on paper, but a lot of people's pains are things that are Features, not products. So discern between those.
The actual source for which this appears to be a mirrored copy is actually still online.

http://rmf.vc/implementingvisicalc

Besides containing additional information, it doesn't have scattered formatting errors throughout.

OP's mirrored version seems to have fallen through a can opener. I'm unsure if it preserves anything significant however.
In reality, we can't even get good results from ECG readings, and that's "pure data". Ultrasound results would be way harder (depending on position, orientation, person's body)
Again: no one cares about CAPTCHA in the deep learning world compared to other more challenging benchmarks. I wouldn’t be surprised that many optimizations could be made with ANY kind of effort put into it. Still waiting for Vicarious to go beyond MNIST and text CPATCHA.
I misread this sentence the first couple times. Note that it isn't saying that Typed Racket only catches type errors at runtime, i.e. that it's a runtime type checker or a "contracts" implementation; it's saying that it—statically, and ahead of time—checks that expressions that would be evaluated at runtime have the correct types. (NB: as the caveats section notes, macro expansions are still statically type checked in Typed Racket)

What makes you see this as a caveat relative to Haskell? I can't imagine most Racket users typically deal with macros at such a low level; don't Schemers tend to use syntax-rules?

https://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/proc-macros.html
Great point - the difference between portable ultrasound machines like the one presented here and the Butterfly Network one is the mode of operation.

The BodyMetrix system uses A-mode (Amplitude Modulation) which essentially uses one signal or pulse and plots the amplitude change over depth. The changes in amplitude correspond to differences in tissue. [I conclude they use A-mode from the abstracts of the papers linked in their Science and Validation section]

The Butterfly Network system is a B-mode (Brightness Modulation) one. These have traditionally had many signals and are used to create the greyscale images commonly seen when referring to ultrasound. B-mode imaging has traditionally required a fair amount more in terms of hardware, software, and thus cost.
There exists cannabis psychosis. Naturally, more psychosis will exacerbate a psychotic illness. It usually brings it on earlier and heavier in severity i.e typically schizophrenia presents later but cannabis usage in adolescents seems to trigger it.

The same is true for amphetamine. Interestingly, amphetamine has been hypothesised as a chemical model for schizophrenia. Amphetamine psychosis is extremely similar to the positive symptoms of schizophrenia. In fact, many of the treatments used for psychotic illnesses repress dopamine activity in certain receptors (the newer ones, the typical antipsychotics, are less 'targeted' than newer ones leading to Parkinsonian side effects).
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Online, asking for $1 is asking for someone's credit card info.
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Saw https://blendle.com/ posted on HN a while back. Works exactly like that.
tried pyCharm?
There is a long storied past of humans banding together. The "kill or be killed" narrative is just a narrative.

Any examination of sociology, anthropology, and history shows a rich, long history of humans helping each other through peril, banding together in the toughest of times, and cooperating. It is by far our most recognizable trait as a species, and it appears in isolation whenever humans are together. I do not buy that there is some primitive animal culture that we will revert to if the Internet went down. There are humans who have never experienced "civilization", and they do not live in chaos and evil so I don't buy your argument at all.
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In the Bay Area the Day Worker Center of Mountain View does that to an extent. For people who aren't comfortable hiring day laborers out of the Home Depot parking lot it give some measure of quality and safety.

http://www.dayworkercentermv.org/
Decomposing biomass is called compost and you can layer it back down on the soil you grow grass-like plants in. This is what forests and prairies do naturally. Some amount of the biomass is left behind and becomes a silt layer.

Carbon emitted from the decay is not net positive into the air. It would still be net negative so long as you didn’t expend fossil fuels to bury it. In fact, I could burn some of the harvest to fuel burying the rest :)

Plus burning it would release the carbon faster than decay, and decay of CO2 into roots is generally just fixes by growing plants again. So the rate of carbon release would be dramatically faster to but versus decay. And what we want is net sequestering so slow release is good.

It’s literally the process that generated a low CO2 high O2 atmosphere in the first place, I’m just proposing we cultivate it and not harvest.
Blende is great! I have zero problems paying for good reading material but I don’t want to pay 5 $10 subscriptions. Blendle just lets me pay per article.

They are based in the Netherlands, my home country and they have deals with all major newspapers here, so I am not missing out on anything.

I highly recommend you give this a shot.

Note: I am not associated with Blendle in any way. Just a happy user spreading the word.
As the images generated by GANs keep improving, I wonder if we will see a new wave of captcha - "select the real images". Though if the image are too good then the difficulty may end up being too high.
For most project I put all scripts into the end of body or use bundle loader like webpack.

For simple projects I would prefer Jake's Archibald trick with createElement and async = false. It's 4 lines of code and works in ancient browsers without polyfill. https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/speed/script-loading...

But to credit fetch-inject, it's solving problem with parallel async loading of dependencies that require other dependencies. It could be helpful for simple projects that are not using any bundle loader (webpack).
I don’t know yet - I’m asking them a few questions.

I’m always upfront about the tools I use with my clients as the value isn’t in the tool, it’s in their requirements.

But being able to move away quickly is important to me because I have client relationships (and production code) that is 9 years old.

(I also don’t consider myself a contractor, more a consultant - a semantic difference but an important one)
It's for EBS in general, if your application is not IOPS intensive, use large gp2 volumes instead. We've had stress test wrong and chose provisioned volumes then have it to revert back to general volumes when in production.
Bamboo is good too, corn captures a lot of carbon as well and dies off quickly, making it good for composting back into the ground. Grown in non-frosting areas you could re-sow year round with plants cultivated for each season.
Funnily enough I was looking at the title and just thinking in 25 years time I will still be programming in the same three languages C, Pascal/Delphi and SQL I learnt 25 years ago.
This look nice to prefetch some stuff, although i have a feeling it'll break some not-so-nicely coded HTTP 1.1 clients that expect everything after the first CR/LF to be the content or -more likely- if the response isn't 200 for the request to fail :-P.
The carbon it emits comes from carbon fixation from photosynthesis. So long as some carbon is sequestered in the soil, it’s net negative.
Nicely trolled! You've sucked hundreds of man hours from their lives.
I like the idea. It’s great that it makes deploying small side projects easier. However, I am very wary of the fact that it seems to use a Node based HTTP server. Wouldn’t it be far more performant and secure to build this kind of tooling on a wide spread HTTP server such as Nginx or Apache?

Don’t get me wrong. I don’t have anything against Node. Hell, I use it on a daily basis. But I wouldn’t run a Node based server and expose it to the internet. That’s a bit too high risk for me.
Right, but Hilbert wanted to axiomatize arithmetics and all of mathematics in order to make proofs rigorous. It was one of his 23 problems, and Godel solved it (negatively).
That all said, Tcl isn't fragmented.
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It talks about Koch's snowflake and Brownian motion.
This begs the question of what the hell is the point of the bang convention e.g. find! in this case.
I think a good case can be made that many of these "mental disorders" are actually metabolic problems. There are many causes behind an individual's metabolic problem that leads to schizophrenia/dementia/psychosis/(edit3: depression)/etc...

Sometimes people are malnourished. The B-vitamins are important cofactors for metabolic activity. An old/new treatment for "schizophrenia" is Vitamin B3 [0]. My girlfriend's treatment provider did a genetic test this past summer and found that she's a poor methylator. This means that she doesn't convert folic acid (synthetic Vitamin B-9) into folate very well. They've put her on prescription folate [1], and she's doing much better than when she was just double-tranquilized. I asked the biochemist about this issue, and he said that when on a good diet with folate-rich foods (liver, etc), even 'mutants' get plenty of folate.

[0] https://www.madinamerica.com/2017/06/schizophrenia-deconstru...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levomefolic_acid

The street pharmacy's stimulants (cocaine/meth) shred the mitochondria. These are known causes of substance-induce psychotic disorders.

People who drink heavily train their nervous system to become insulin-resistant and run on acetate (one of the breakdown products of ethanol). I think it's well-established that excess alcohol is inflammatory, which is also associated with psychosis.

So... Cute anecdote from today. I called two attorneys because I've hit a wall in my efforts to convince my girlfriend's treatment provider that she's been misdiagnosed and is not actually benefiting from the palliative maintenance medications (anti-psychotic/etc) they're still forcing her to take.

The first attorney listened to me, confirmed that it was within my legal rights to file pro-se petitions with the court, said that rural judges don't want to cause problems for their community's treatment provider, and said he couldn't help me because he'd already done some work for my girlfriend's treatment provider. He gave me the number for the second attorney.

It later occurred to me that the treatment provider certainly consulted him about my suit against them.

(minor edits)

edit2: physical injuries and inescapable/emotional stress are drains on the body's energy-producing capacity too. My other friend's father gradually became "schizophrenic" after he broke his back falling out of a tree.
Uh huh tell me more about these "things" that you "do".

If there's a web app that I want to use, I whitelist it for js.

For general browsing, I keep it off. Ironically, this works fine for the same reason that paywalls will never succeed - there is so much content out there that any individual piece of it has essentially no value.
You can define a periodic function that goes from 0 to 1 as a straight line and then from 1 to 0 as another straight line, basically a triangle wave. It is not differentiable on an infinite (and countable) number of points:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangle_wave
Systems that deal with this level of security should have the USB ports removed / filled with epoxy. Rule one in a skiff (SCIF).
Insurance as well.
1. Because having the web server render html doesn't use appreciably more CPU cycles than encoding the raw data in json anyway.

2. The web server has much more efficient languages available meaning that it's probably far fewer total CPU cycles than rendering on the client.

3. The web server can also cache the results and only render it once for a thousand users, can't do that with client side rendering, so your using far more CPU cycles there.

4. The server knows when the content changes, it can even render the page ahead of time, the client can't.
Fair enough :)

FWIW the differences are largely syntactic. Some of them are due to implication or quantification being in the meta-level (Pure, Λ/long ⇒) vs object-level (HOL, ∀/⟶). Transporting between them (for HOL) is easy and the automation tends to normalize object-level quantification and implication into meta-level.

"assume P show Q" is just Isar-syntax for a structured proof of "P ==> Q" (which is a term).
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Fine, OK, no backdoors, says Deputy AG. Just keep PLAINTEXT copies
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Faxes are considered the only secure communication channel by medical companies. Email is not secure. The Vatican has the same stance. They pope communicates via fax the majority of the time, per 60 minutes.
It's more effective to block what you want on your host firewall and not rely on the the network to keep you safe.

"Processing in hardware", meaning application specific hardware acceleration, is a not a plus in security related things: it's not safer, and it doesn't exist in most boxes, and it's often impossible to field upgrade when bugs are found. It's done to speed things up/lower cost at large scale, but that's irrelevant for consumer/small office gear.
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Exactly. There are smart people everywhere. If you have a good idea, you can find funding. (and anyway, many businesses are cheaper to bootstrap today than ever).

If you don't have ideas, you don't have anything. I don't think you'd get a good reception saying "I want to get rich, should I become a neurosurgeon or an oncologist or a periodontist", and I don't see why this gets any better a reception.

I get that you're not necessarily asking for business ideas JUST to become rich, there are all kinds of reasons to want to run a startup. I just can't really see what would cause one to put that particular cart before any horse whatsoever.
Not likely. Megabyte sized headers would significantly degrade the loading performance of the web site since the browser can't go on to begin fetching the main content until the headers have arrived. So, operators that don't care for performance might abuse it, but then why would they bother at all?
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So silly, should have gone for Firefox https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/
Good time to make sure clients are behaving correctly w.r.t. 1xx headers.
OK, since we are into analogies:

A recipe with a shopping list. Only you get the shopping list first and some of the items might be for another recipe (and you might already have them.)
Using things like begin-for-syntax for compile-time evaluation isn't unusual for things like optimisation, but it'd bypass Typed Racket's safety here.

And usually, you don't need to care if what you're calling is a macro or a procedure. Now you do.
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old tech like fax will die when the independent Doctor's practice as a viable business model dies...within fifteen years. Most of us already see physicians through network orgs like PAMF in the Bay Area, who migrated to digital tech internally long ago and are slowly replacing independent practices. I have never seen a physician use paper for any reason in PAMF
Yes, of course. So where's the documentation and does anyone readily know the answers?
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The HN post title really should be changed. Folks skimming headlines will see what is, in effect, fake news.
This seems like it's only of interest if you need to do time consuming processing before deciding what http status code to send, because once you pick the status code, you can send it and start sending the rest of the headers.

Is it common to serve something other than http 200 and to take a long time to do it -- but also be able to send something early sooner? Most of the the slow pages I've worked on were either slow to load all the details, but I knew it was 200 near instantly, and could get all the headers and the HTML head out pretty quickly, or had some structural problems that made them terribly slow, but we couldn't get anything out quickly anyway.
Ah, from that point of view yes.

However it doesn't bring much over MMU configuration regarding read and write accesses, right?
I don't doubt that Idris is a fine language or that some people will love it, even though personally I'm not drawn to pure-FP; I do doubt its revolutionary bottom-line impact.
I would recommend starting with Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet[1] by Mark Lynas which summarizes the research of many hundreds of scientists.

1- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Degrees:_Our_Future_on_a_H...
Do exactly this, and read the book "Rework".
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Making intra-bank transactions more efficient is one; the floor of money transfers will be both cheaper and faster. Wire transfers are expensive and can be very slow (sometimes more than a day) for example. Bitcoin being a real transaction mechanism between institutions that is cheaper than wires and faster than wires (works on Sunday!) puts pressure on the banks to either compete or adapt. Another example is enablement of micro-payments (perhaps on side-chains) where conventional money transfers don't scale well - someone, not your (artists) preferred broker, is holding your money until it aggregates up to a transferrable sum. Now there's pressure to make that sum smaller and the transfer frequency greater.

And, although not everyone needs this, for those of us that have been in the situation of doing international money transfers, they are a huge pain, unreasonably expensive, and slow too. Bitcoin puts pressure on all this, and I believe we're already seeing companies pop up that offer transfers in your preferred currency but are using Bitcoin behind the scenes to settle the transfers.
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