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If you have low levels of insulin you might have trouble getting that glucose where it needs to go. If there’s nothing wrong with the production of insulin as such it might be over suppressed. There’s a hormone responsible for suppressing insuline connected to the stomach, forgot what its called, but it’s known that gastric bypass patients can have trouble with this. There is thing called “dumping” which they experience, similar to an anxiety attack, connected to this. Might be an area to look into.
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Oh hey, I got almost the same issues here, except for being in bed and constantly dizzy.

random dizziness - check

borderline fainting - check

lots of gas - check

ringing in the ears - check

"attacks" - check, including racing heart, death anxiety

No results in any medical checks as well but for what it's worth I have a lot of the triggers figured out and can mostly avoid them but sometimes it all hits out of the blue and can tie me down to whereever I am for up to 2,5 hours.

What helps me the most is to actually accept these symptoms and work through them when they occur. I have learned over the years that none of those are actually dangerous although it still is hard to use this knowledge when an attack hits.

For me the most common triggers are sleep deprivation, alcohol, cigarettes, fat food and stress but, as I said, I can be on my best for a whole week, sleeping well, eating properly, not drinking or smoking and still get the symptoms randomly out of the blue while working or just walking around town.

Anyhow, it was interesting to read about someone with a seemingly similar condition and all the best for your future!
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also isn't the state department supposed to be more dovish if compared to the defense establishment? I am confused.
Of course they'll omit important details like "woman who Jamie O'Keefe paid to make false accusation about Roy Moore".

But the fact that they're delusional liars who will always twist and deny the truth doesn't mean the Washington Post shouldn't report the news.

They are themselves precisely what they claim to be fighting against: lying partisan media, paying women to make false accusations against Roy Moore.

The most delicious thing about this whole affair is hearing Jamie O'Keefe so flustered to be confronted on the street that he makes the false equivalence of accusing the Washington Post reporters of pulling his own "tricks" on him, as if it was just fine for him to play all those deceptive rat-fucking tricks, just not OK for him to be on the receiving end of some fact-checking and old fashioned street pounding question asking journalism. "I think it's really cute that you guys are borrowing our techniques."
That's definitely still how it works on ubuntu 17.10. Then ctrl pgup/pgdown to switch tab
I remember that page well. Joel was probably the first "blog".
I suppose it's possible that you do have some illness that no doctor has been able to diagnose.

I'm also a pretty calm guy and don't often get "stressed" in the typical sense, but also had similar symptoms to you which also couldn't be diagnosed or observed by doctors.

Impression of me then: "I've stayed up late for months now, drinking coffee alone, working, and trying to figure out what could possibly be causing these anxiety-like problems. I've checked the symptoms for cancer, AIDS, Lyme disease, and general death repeatedly and nothing quite fits. What...could...be....causing 'attacks' of 'anxiety'....hmmm sips coffee" :)

If you're sleeping well, a normal weight, not intaking alcohol and caffeine, it'll at least rule a few things out.
>"I'm not sure why the author lumps together so many of the attributes he does, and when he does acknowledge exceptions, rather than learn from them and understand why they exist, he simply waves his hands an says Japan wasn't honor-bound enough or not in the right way or whatever else."

He makes a very clear distinction between the two - one honor system is based on (external) shame, the other is based on (internal) guilt.

>"His examples are cherry-picked and similar examples exist in the countries he holds up as exemplars. Saudi Arabia viewed cleaning as women's work, sure, just like nearly every country in Europe 100 years ago."

With the difference that things he describes still happen at large in the middle east and Africa, while Europe has moved past them long time ago.

>"He blazes by picking one bad thing that happened in a given culture, offering no further analysis other than to gawk at how much better our culture is, then moves on to an entirely different society where he happens to know one bad thing about them and repeats the process."

He offers multiple examples of why contemporary western/Japanese culture is superior in many sections, most notably "Degradation of Women".

You provided no evidence to counter the fact that the western/Japanese culture offers rights, protections and (equal) opportunities that are far superior to the ones that come with the cultures criticized in the article. You have also labeled and dismissed the author's findings as mere prejudices, despite there being mountains of evidence to the contrary.
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We have totally different problem.
Finding a place is too easy, finding good speakers is the problem.
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wow - do you have any sources for your example with the 747 on the transatlantic flight.
I dont' think you're wrong, I just would like to check the facts.
I know that transatlantic flights are VERY bad for the environment and for the carbon foot print someone leaves behind.
> What is so hard in writing table migration, it is like a few minutes of your time

Wow, I wrote migration script for a couple of table rationalisation and it took me a week, to make it error-prone and to provide a revert option. Not to mention that you usually need to work with production data on your local to test if the migration will work without any errors.

And If you happen to have a migration error on your production database. It is a terrible experience, which usually includes downtime.

Maybe my lack of experience on writing SQL migrations increased that time, but isn't this the whole point of the OP in terms of dev first.
Hi, I'm one of the developers. We use Unity as our main scene editor and exporter. We don't use the official WebGL exporter but a custom script that we wrote. In this project, we use it to assemble individual city blocks, that we merge to a single geometry each. We actually don't use Unity shaders at all, they are also custom made.
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You should look into what the previous Veritas "stings" accomplished.

They just wanted the journalist to say something that they could edit into a narrative. Then all the right-wing rags would in concert publish stories about "secret tapes" that "reveal" the "hidden plot" by "liberal feminists" to discredit "brave christian soldier" Roy Moore.

Actually getting a story published in the paper probably wasn't their goal, what's that Richleau quote again? Give me 6 minutes of secretly recorded video of the most innocent journalist and I can edit it into something to have them fired. Something like that anyway.

That's why the actor was so keen to get them on tape saying that the scandal would definately take down Moore.
I've tried Gnome in the past, didn't get it, and moved back to either Mate or Unity. Then I heard that Ubuntu would move to Gnome, and I decided to make an effort. It turned out that the default settings make Gnome into something I really don't like, while it's really customizable into something that resembles Mate close enough. I haven't gone back since.

The Gnome project should add two shortcuts on the desktop with scripts to set Gnome to mimick Mate or Unity, so users get their old desktop back with a few clicks.
It's actually an intentional animation. We just thought it looked cute.
Interesting to know that it can be interpreted as a bug though.
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I can't work without workspaces on a grid, but luckily there is a gnome shell plugin that works perfectly on 17.10 - https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/484/workspace-grid/
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It works for us. Which OS are you on? Also, any error message in the console?
Thanks.
Sad to see a post by Mozilla only referencing Mac and Windows shortcuts to start the debugger. Most of the web developers I know are using Linux for web development, including javascript (some are using MacOS, none Windows).

On Ubuntu, the debugger is started by using <CTRL><SHIFT>S (like Windows actually).
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It sure was entertaining to see them run on a brand new engine, gearbox and electrics on full race power (they probably have even more for qualifying) instead of the usual economy mode to reduce wear and tear. And the Interlagos track is a phenomenal race track despite the lack of overtaking opportunities.

Some race tracks just don't provide good racing and some are downright boring to watch despite being fun for the drivers. This is even more of a problem with Formula E, which usually runs on street circuits with mostly 90 degree corners.
The suggestion that somebody sleeps consistently, achieves a normal weight, and reduces caffeine intake, is probably the least contentious advice in the thread. And he's receiving plenty of medical treatment, there's no need to be concerned.

> I had multiple blood tests, which are nearly perfect, except glycated hemoglobin, which is slightly elevated, but not at the diabetes level. I had gastroscopy, X-rays, and head MRI, two EKGs, echocardiogram, all normal. I'm finishing some heavy antibiotic treatment, which seems to have done nothing.
Interesting page. Some important news shared, some not so interesting. Need some more good tutorials on topics like CNN and Q-learning.
Hi, no we only use Unity to assemble individual city blocks and export the data with a custom Unity script. It doesn't use the official Unity WebGL exporter.
For neural network libraries this isn't sensible.

For many (most?) users outside of Google and Facebook the most important feature is "is there an off-the-shelf implementation of new technique XXX or do I have to build it myself?"

For most users the sensible choice comes down to Keras+Tensorflow or PyTorch.
Thanks. Unfortunately, there's no way to rotate the camera (not because of technical limitations, but simply because it wasn't part of our vision).

There is some car detection code but it's far from perfect and collisions happen from time to time.
You can change what alt-tab does, either the power-user way using dconf-editor, or a normal user way using an extension. In this case, install Alternate Tab extension, which will make the alt-tab work exactly as you want.

You can also configure, what will happen when the power button is pressed (I think it puts the computer to sleep by default). In this case, you don't have to install anything, it is in the control center.
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I was building something similar to meetup for a while but focussed on making new friends instead of networking/paid events.

The thing is, when I sat down and analysed the business model I realised that if it worked successfully, no one would use the platform again. I.e. if you wanted to meet new people, if you used my app and it had a 100% success rate, you wouldn't use it again.

I think that is the difficult problem to solve with an app in this space and explains Meetup's poor UX. If it actually worked, you'd just become friends and switch channels to whatsapp/FB/whatever and cut them out.
I stumbled upon this feature when some Windows VMs running 3D accelerated programs exhibited freezes of multiple seconds every now and then. We quickly discovered khugepaged would hog the CPU completely during these hangs. Disabling THP solved any performance issues.
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There's no harm in using/coding against the windows api, provided that you know what's a windows api quirk vs what's normal coding idiom. Granted, beginners may not be able to differentiate, but that's due to inexperience, which will be fixed in time. There's nothing wrong with learning a platform.
2 works on macOS too, for what it’s worth. (My memory of this, which may not be entirely reliable, is that Linux and OS X both had 2 forever. I wish I could say the same for 1.)
It surely works on Windows.
FWIW, Debian 9 (stretch) has it set to "madvise", but my Debian unstable machine has it to "always". Looking further, I can see that /boot/config-4.12.0-1-amd64 has:

# CONFIG_TRANSPARENT_HUGEPAGE_ALWAYS is not set
CONFIG_TRANSPARENT_HUGEPAGE_MADVISE=y

and /boot/config-4.13.0-1-amd64 has:

CONFIG_TRANSPARENT_HUGEPAGE_ALWAYS=y
# CONFIG_TRANSPARENT_HUGEPAGE_MADVISE is not set

So this is a recent change.

Edit: The linux kernel source says the default is always (in mm/Kconfig), and that's been true since 2011.

The debian package changelog says the change occurred in 4.13.4-1:

* thp: Enable TRANSPARENT_HUGEPAGE_ALWAYS instead of
TRANSPARENT_HUGEPAGE_MADVISE

The reason is not given in the changelog itself, but it's given in the git log of the debian packaging:

As advised by Andrea Arcangeli - since commit 444eb2a449ef "mm: thp: set THP defrag by default to madvise and add a stall-free defrag option" this will generally be best for performance.

https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/kernel/linux.git/commit/debi...

Edit 2: The mentioned commit (444eb2a449ef) dates back to 4.6, so presumably, at least some performance issues with transparent huge pages may be gone since that version of the kernel.
We just wanted to improve loading speed by serving a Google-hosted version of jQuery (which is most likely already in users' browser cache).
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> What is so hard in writing table migration, it is like a few minutes of your time.

I have worked on a number of large enterprise projects where there were hundreds and hundreds of migrations over the lifespan. I have never seen it take minutes of time. Or maybe you're just one of those fun developers who never properly tested their work.

But I have definitely seen production outages and subsequent failures to rollback because of edge cases between various individual migrations.
It doesn’t decrypt the whole disk every time because that takes forever. It releases the key so you can use the disk while it’s encrypted.

It is kind of useless as it’s practically impossible to keep secrets from a local attacker on the Intel platform, but against an attacker that’s not very determined it helps. At least you can’t just boot a Linux cd or put the disk in another machine to get the data.
Anyone tried it recently? How stable is it? Particularly, does it support multiple external displays with different scaling properly on Intel with Wayland?

Unfortunately the live USB allows to test only on Xorg, Wayland is not available.
It’s not clear to me whether Facebook is in bed with government agencies at a corporate level, or has just been compromised by them, but I have seen active censorship with my own eyes in the UK during politically sensitive periods so this is no surprise to me.
> Basic income isn't like Negative Income Tax at all.

UBI is identical to NIT. The names are different framings of the concept, but the policy is identical and widely recognized as such, which is why the experiments frequently referred to tests of UBI are also the ones characterized as tests of NIT.

> NIT is just moving the progressive tax system into negative values

“Progressive” refers to marginal rates, which remain non-negative in NIT; NIT just has a flat personal refundable credit (which is equivalent to a flag annual payment) included. Which is exactly what a UBI is, except the payment in some forms of UBI is outside of the tax system, but that implementation detail is irrelevant: whether it's called a tax credit or a non-tax payment is still the same thing.
Glad to see an actually positive comment - I've just installed on my desktop after being mostly a mac user for the past few years (before that unity/gnome 2), and I'm seriously impressed. Everything is so smooth and the UI is both beautiful and functional.

Great job, Canonical!
I have worked on tens of projects in the past decade, and I have very rarely seen migrations be anything other than automatic, taking one command to be generated.
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I agree to some extent, years of experience doesn't necessarily equate to competence, however, it does help in determining whether or not that person is at least capable of dealing with problems so common in our development world.

It's not _just_ about the technical skill, our jobs require us to communicate, think, analyze problems/challenges, troubleshoot, fix bugs, oh and also, on occasion, write code :P
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Formula E has one huge issue: the tracks they race on. Street circuits with mostly 90 degree corners and not much overtaking opportunities. It is somewhat mitigated by the energy management aspect, where the following car can reduce their power for a while and then come back with a vengeance to grab the position.

The best Formula E race I've seen was the practice race before Season 1 at Donnington Park, a real racing track with sweeping, cambered corners fast and slow, uphills and downhills and a few big braking spots that allow for overtaking.

The world is full of race tracks that can't be used for Formula 1 any more, but would suit Formula E cars very well. Like Brands Hatch for example. Of course, the tracks are not usually suitable for large audiences or are at remote locations which makes it unappealing for the series from a business point of view.
Yes, as long as you use Wayland (the default).

If you just want to just test things, pretty sure the Fedora Live image is Wayland by default for intel.
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Yup. It's called "common sense". Many people on HN should adopt it, challenging as it is.
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The insulin levels are normal. Though tested only once.

I wish there were cheap and easy tests that you could do at home for the most common things, it would be great to test myself during one of the attacks. Guess we'll have to wait till one of the lab-on-a-chip projects to take off.

Is the hormone decretin or gherlin or limostatin?
It's surely a story of successful corporate culture ? Maybe Amazon just have a very clear focus, driven by Bezos.
There are attempts to measure "happiness". They surely have their own problems, but if we could measure that relatively objectively it seems to me that "average happiness" would be a good starting point to use to compare different cultures.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Happiness_Report
Of course not. MongoDB is not magic.

But one huge advantage of MongoDB is that it is schemaless. And so you have a lot more options for how you migrate documents. For example you can move all of the data under a particular key e.g. "v1" and allow two schemas to co-exist within the one document. Significantly less risky than running migration scripts or doing a alter schema in production.
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I almost missed the /PSEUDOSC/ in the URL.
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One problem is that a big part of their ad revenue is going overseas.

The reason that most news sites can't run their own ads is that Google and co. are so incredibly good at tracking us, providing more value per ad.
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me too, I wish people drove that calmly round here :)
For all we know, they DID act on the information given... and sent him down a pointless rabbit hole to prevent him actually taking the correct steps to address the problem. After all, Netflix is in the wrong here... and I don't know of any corporation who will happily assist someone in filing a grievance against themselves. On the contrary, if someone is sending repeated emails about something that could potentially be a lawsuit, I'd guess my lawyer would advise the same thing -- ignore it unless they actually file paperwork.

Think of it like getting pulled over for speeding -- Everyone knows you did something wrong. But when the officer says, "Do you know how fast you were going?", do you respond with "Yes, officer, I was going 31 in a 25. Please give me my ticket now." No, you admit no wrong and hope they don't push it so you get away with it.
It's definitely not overkill, it's probably one of the biggest free gifts to programmers I'm aware of. That said it would be a full time job for me for a year to get through it. I wish it had been available when I was a teenager and seemed to have infinite time on my hands.
Hopefully the scandal will take down O'Keefe. Part of me wants Moore to win, and take down the Republican party.
Video games that are a culmination of decades of engineering, artistic, and design philosophy. Millions of dollars spent, and many thousands of man hours put into each version delivered. Not quite as much as F1 but do not underestimate the technical effort and coordination to get a game shipped.
> So what is the non capitalist alternative? State controlled social media services? Really? That would be a better option in Romania right now?

Right here you ask for an alternative, then suggest it is one particular alternative, then argue against that as if it's the only answer. Do you think that's an honest way of debating?
What you wrote is data migration. Table/database migrations are just DDL scripts which are usually really small on an ongoing project. For example you add 2 columns in a sprint so you have that in the SQL migration file for that sprint.
Think where that petrol has come from. Western world indirectly supported corruption and totalitarianism by allowing investment of stolen government money for decades. All oligarchs and families of Russian officials are now citizens of the US / EU and they're your problem.
I had similar problems and a Refresh fixed it for me:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/refresh-firefox-reset-a...

(note this will wipe out some settings)
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A decade before, maybe; WSJ news coverage had become infected by the same slant that their editorial content had long before Murdoch bought it.
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For basic schema changes maybe.

But often you are adding to reference data or running a transform SQL in order to produce some new denormalised table or the huge array of changes needed to support new use cases. These can't be automated and are hugely error prone.
Yeah, my attacks are very random too, I got one during sleep even.

That prevents me from doing some regular things like driving, which is extremely inconvenient for my family.

You probably got told smoking is bad a billion times, but please, try and quit it.