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The difference between Wikipedia and Learn Anything is that Wikipedia focuses on the content. It gives a great overview of the topic and all the related topics.

However Wikipedia is just one resource you can use to learn a topic. More often than not, there is a very great course or YouTube videos or articles you can read and watch to learn the topic more in depth.

That's the problem we want to solve. We want to minimise the time you spend 'finding resources' and 'things to learn' and we want to visualise the entire learning process so you can explore and learn the content progressively similar to Khan Academy only instead cover all topics. The actual learning will still be done outside the website. The website only acts as a gateway to most effective resources as chosen by the community.

As for reviewing resources being added. You are right that we can't manually review every single one and that poses a great challenge as our focus with the website is to present the most effective resources for learning which not necessarily are most 'popular'. The voting system we will have in place will be similar to Reddit in that more 'upvoted' resources will surface to the top. Another thing we need to check is that the resources being added are actually related to the topic where they were added. One solution to solve this, would be to allow to flag resources that are inappropriate.

These are all quite challenging and I think interesting problems and there are really only 2 people working at the project currently and we really hope to bring more people into the project to help share ideas and help with solving some of these problems. Everything is Open Source and is built with React.

Hope that answers your question.
You should still know what you are getting. If you are purchasing a specific product, it may because of (for example) a skin disorder and you know that specific brand does not cause you any problems. There's also the question of how many corners are being cut - you can cut some and still get a safe, working (if inauthentic) product, but cutting too many (which a manufacturer of fake products is more likely to do) may result in a product which either doesn't work or is actively dangerous.
Adding 4-5km/s dv probably makes intercept and slowdown impractical at interstellar speeds.
I agree that the cable-management flaps on the power bricks need to come back. They were an excellent design and the current bricks could clearly accommodate them.
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I love sandwiches and like the idea of packaged sandwiches, but unfortunately packaged sandwiches in the US tend to be soggy, and that ruins them for me. Usually the bread, but sometimes the meat and cheese is even wet and that makes me queasy.

I wonder if the Brit's have figured out something that the local marts in the US haven't?
I see that it's still really easy for people to make judgment on what happens to others without knowing all the details.

It really annoys me when random stranger know-it-alls proclaim all the answers that are already obvious and tried, acting as if others are incompetent.

Never mind that I clearly stated that I was most annoyed with the blacklist that was a meta list riding the coattails of other blacklists, more than the blacklist that wanted payment anyway.

> It really annoys me when people think it's someone else to blame when they neglect their own information security and get hacked.

Seriously, when did I ever say it's someone else to blame? It also really annoys me when people put words in other people's mouths.

Finally, if you knew anything about maintaining live systems, you'd know that technical issues are the smallest and easiest concern to handle when protecting infrastructure.
I must have missed it, was there some multi-billions-in-damage quake caused by reinjection? I suspect the lack of consequences will simply be due to the fact that they haven't caused enough damage for it to be worthwhile.

The reality is that quakes are treated by the anti-drilling lobby as a proof of "me am play gods"[1]. A sign from above/below that we're angered mother earth. I think the more sober minded should realize that the important numbers when talking about "consequences" is not how angry mother earth is, but the quakes' cost in terms of damage and human lives.

http://dresdencodak.com/2009/09/22/caveman-science-fiction/
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> our lack of ability to come up with an economic system that can properly evaluate what somebody is worth.

Uhh, how so? Jeff Bezos's assets are worth what people are willing to pay for it. That's the definition of value.
I was wondering the same thing. They must already be out there ?

Then again the Atlantic is a long way to go.
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Id argue that rather than him exposing the class as a hoax, he exposed that his level of comfort with the course content was quite low. The class is about emotional intelligence, and he essentially admits he is lacking in this (not able to understand why his actions provoke certain responses in people).

I've taken a similar class, and the content can be quite uncomfortable (and sometimes the content strays into bs territory, but I and others find much of the content of value). A common reaction to this uncomfort is to deny the validity of the concept of emotions / EQ, but many people who try to understand these concepts do come out with a better understanding of how to engage emotionally

I know for many logic minded people the concept of emotional intelligence seems like bs, but it is real (sorry for asserting this rather than providing evidence, but that's another topic). My brother is on the spectrum and I'm on the autistic side of normal, and it's my experience that EQ can be learned and that learning it valuable and worthwhile personally and professionally
Sshuttle [1] takes care of that see --dns and --help and the documentation. You might also wanna disable IPv6 --disable-ipv6

Its basically a script which takes care of ssh, the routing, and firewalling. Its crossplatform, should work on Windows/Linux/macOS and perhaps more.

[1] https://github.com/apenwarr/sshuttle

[2] https://sshuttle.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
The core tenet of libertarianism is you cannot force others to do your will, nor can you hurt them.
Tricking people, conning them, defrauding them, rooking them into bad contracts, etc., is all proscribed.
> I’ve found that the only reviews worth reading

Losing the useful reviews in the noise is a definite problem. Even if you filter those from fake accounts, you end up with some reviews like this one, which is of basically no use to anyone (yet 3 people marked it as helpful...):

> Delivery status is still pending. This laptop has decent specs but a lack of SsD really makes me sad. I will update this review when i receive the product
That's why you should always save your writings and post it on your blog, etc.

Keep it in 3 places: review site, your blog, local storage (and backups).

I am still pissed about the IMDB Forums.

There was a music recommendation thread there that I forgot to read before it was nuked by Amazon.

That few kilobytes of knowledge are gone from the history forever... like tears in...
Amazon is doing something about this. It has become very hard to get approved for "Topicals" now unless you are at least selling some brands where you have authorisation direct from the brands.

As of the past few weeks Amazon are also going to existing sellers and requesting the same documentation:

Certificate of Analysis (COA) or
FDA orange book application number or
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) certificate

It is still unknown as to how much of a sellers range Amazon will expect this documentation for.
You ask that as if the burden of proof is on me. I’m not charging anyone for this hogwash, the burden of proof is on you. Other people selling snake oil too doesn’t make it any more effective. I can walk into any grocery store in the USA and find pure distilled water being marketed as homeopathic. That’s not proof that homeopathy has any effect more than placebo. I’m 100% sure that every snake oil salesman in history had an endless supply of testimonials and thankful words. They also didn’t stop charging for their snake oil, and it seems like you aren’t going to stop either. Seems like you’re talking out of both sides of your mouth too... this is from your website: “Constantly on Top 100 Grossing Lifestyle apps list in US Mac App Store since 2011”

So which is it? You make almost nothing or you are one of the highest grossing apps in the App Store? Please. I don’t believe a single word you say either way. If your moral framework allows you to profit off of gullibility, then anything you say is suspect.
I use https://www.fakespot.com to filter out fake product reviews and I found to match my gut feelings most of the time.
But there was a difference in the other group, right? Isn't that still relevant? The study's authors certainly seem to think so. I've only read the abstract.
It does NOT require any sort of religious will, and I posit that religion will be a steadily larger impediment to further progress if it does not fade.

We have better and more nuanced ways of making the universe more just these days.
Just tested. Ssh has indeed better performance, at around 870Mbit/sec.

But the gap in my -anecdotal- testing is much smaller than OP's and maybe predictable due to the differences (as OP described) on how OpenVPN and ssh work.
They are both equally "concerned". They can see their metrics and they know when bad reputation is hurting more than increased hits/throughput is helping
spiped would also be interesting to compare. Ridiculously easy to set up, and made by cperciva.
Consumer Reports is expensive. Media company reviews are free.
Interesting. The virtual click of an apple touchpad would provide some tactical feedback to recognize "clicking" on individual keys on a flat surface. The next problem to solve is how to simulate the tactile separation between keys when you're typing, but not when you're mousing around.
I would add: the trackpad is way too big. I accidentally touch it all the time when I am typing, which causes my cursor to move.
Haven't seen this at all, even in the $100+ shampoos. Much more likely you will get a product that is past its shelf life with shampoos than a fake.

Fakes are more likely in fragrances, and mid to high value but still high volume makeups and skincare.
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IMHO not very many 64Ks have reached the amazingness of this 11 minute one from 2000:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3n3c_8Nn2Y

...and for 4K, this one from 2009:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB0vBmiTr6o
I've never heard someone say they've never heard a good case that emotions exist before. Would you mind elaborating? For me, I recognize emotione in myself that fit my understanding of the word "emotions", and that is sufficient for me to believe they exist

Many emotions have physiological "symptoms" and are associated with certain brain regions and pathways. Our understanding of biology does not permit us to define emotions to the level of physiological detail that we have for, say, inflammation, but that doesn't mean emotions don't exist
It's a slow ass piece of crap that costs way too much.
Apple used to make a solid computer. I have a 2015 MBP issued to me by work, and I used to be excited about it, but I realized it's mostly overpriced garbage.
OSX provides a very nice desktop experience. But the rest of the operating system is completely useless for professional programming use.
Homebrew is trash. Mac OS is Unix, but it certainly does not have any of the features that Linux has (containerization, a good init system, package managers...).

Oh and the new ones with the stupid butterfly switch and no ESC key... kill me now.
related -- they would do well to add an escape key to the iPad pro hardware keyboard as well.
Lying for money is fraud. It's a crime, bad like physical assualt is a crime, and using force to suppress it is one of the core obligations of glvernt.
So this basically represents a closed-form solution to the whole "How to smuggle drugs" problem, right?
Laws vary. For example, TX does not consider tricycles to be a bicycle. It would be considered a motorcycle. In general the law is not enforced but it might be for an electric trike.
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>That's a neat idea, how would you confirm identity, though?

I am surprised there is not a Bitcoin-inspired "solution" to the problem of fake reviews.
Ask HN: Could Wastewater Injection in TX and OK Trigger the Yellowstone Caldera?
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We taught the French how to cook beef (OK sort of).

Originally, the French boiled their beef but during a siege of Paris by British troops, they noticed that our troops cooked theirs over the fire/griddle. The rest is history.

The word beef is derived from boeuf. Biftek is derived from beef steak. So you have a borrow word that has really done the rounds!
If I did it someday I wouldn't be thinking about making money, just being self-sufficient and growing enough food for me and my family. If I could sell some that's great but that's not the objective.
Nonsense. All you have to do is post a notice on your door that informs entrants everything is recorded. (This is not legal advice.)
My biggest complaint is the temperature of the LED lights. They are too white, jarring, and harsh.
It's like having kids. Logic says that it's better to do it later on in life but the best time is a little earlier than you think you're ready.

Some people are disciplined about it. They plan and save years in advance, build skills and connections, then build a company after a well planned ritual.

Some people cheat on their day jobs, working on a side project at night and on slow days at work. One day, they wake up and realize... oh no, they have 10k users and not enough time to take care of them.
>you realise at 2 year old, when you really want to play with that ball, or lift that rock, or pretty much anything grown up do

Most two year olds can't form complex sentences, and so have yet to be indoctrinated into their culture's ideologies. It seems like the context of this whole thread is moreso about economic ideology than basic physics.
"especially on the planetary plane" is a great algorithm for missing asteroids like this one.
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What is it sad that Mathematica is getting displaced by free and $free open source alternatives, which use high quality programming languages?
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Subway? (You seem to be saying that it's an example of a good sandwich place.) It's arguably the US fast food chain that manages to be much worse than it seems it ought to be. I'm not sure any widespread chain is especially good. And certainly nothing pre-packaged. I go to way too many conferences and I've pretty much just stopped taking lunch boxes with sandwiches.
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Good points, but I totally disagree about the suburbs. We live on a quiet cul de sac in a very suburban neighborhood. We’re 20 minutes from mountains, trails, beach, schools, stores, and work. It’s safe and friendly and our kids play with other kids in the street every day. Seems like a pretty sweet compromise to me, but YMMV.
Literate programming, as Knuth presented it was that the literate/comment part was the primary document, and the executable code was just a minor detail for the benefit of the stupid computer that can't read English and only cares about arithmetic not meaning.
i searched for 'car repair'. It keeps on giving me results for 'dna repair' :-)
That's more or less what I'm working on if you s/Rect/Vue/.
I've heard several Apple 'Geniuses' say that if you wrap the cables around these flaps then the cable will eventually get damaged. Customers routinely reply: "why do you put the flaps there if using them will damage the cables?". Perhaps Apple has removed them because they end up damaging the cables. I've also noticed that the USB-C charge cable seems to be thicker/more rigid than the magsafe 2 charge cable.
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Still helps with the problem of downvoting competitor products, which seems more insidious.
No really, I'm asking. It would be interesting to know how they compare.
Totally OT, but strangely, 30 Rock appears to be getting better every time I re-watch it. Most other shows tend to get on my nerves after a few times, but 30 Rock just keeps getting more enjoyable.
I am 52 years old. I have read a lot of stuff over the years on a wide variety of subjects, from research into women's issues to social psychology to negotiation books. I also did a bunch of therapy in my teens and twenties to sort out my own issues.

I wish I had a short list of reading recommendations for you to sum this stuff up in a nutshell. I don't. I blog about what I think about such things because I am still trying to sort it all out myself and I don't know of anyone or anything that yet has it all figured out.
I track the web hosting deals over at https://reviewsignal.com/blog/2017/11/21/black-friday-and-cy...
> It doesn't matter how it's implemented

Well it does, a little bit. If you implement them by aligning rocks on a sunny beach, it might take a tad longer and more prone to bit rot. Java may as well be that for some people.
Apple bought a bunch?
I grew up working on farms. It's not romantic to me in any way. Being outside is nice, but there's a reason the kids doing this grew up in suburbs and cities: they have no idea what agriculture really involves when you have to achieve economies of scale to make it remotely profitable.

I suspect it's a "the grass is always greener in the neighbour's lawn... or in this case pasture" effect.
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I agree Google is a definite global threat, but how are you so sure that ISPs won't begin charging for access to internet content like they do for cable content?
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Bay Cities in Santa Monica and Gioia's in St. Louis are two of my favorite.

One thing I have found, and hadn't realized until I had left LA, is that the quality of the bread can really elevate the quality of a sandwich.
Hilarious podcast episode, there's a full transcript available at the bottom of the page.
Any chance it'll ever be built out to be something more, eg: FusionPBX? Just tired of running another PHP site, would love to write things in Python instead.
I don't think so. Make a sandwich, wrap it up in plastic, and it's probably going to be soggy. Some people just have higher tolerances for mediocre food.
Yup. A huge number of rich foreigners send their children to UK fee paying schools. Lots of Middle-Eastern, Russian and Chinese. Something like 15% of current world leaders were educated in the UK.

Certainly caused some mumblings about the general character of some of the most prestigious institutions like Eton. It would be easy to put that simply down to xenophobia but there is a relative difference between the established culture and the new. British aristocratic elites are generally (and of course this is all relative) far poorer than the children of Oligarchs and party officials. Generally the attitude of the aristocratic Brits is to keep their head down and not be flashy, whereas some of their classmates literally have a private jet for their use on weekends.
I think people would wrap tightly, and put too much pressure on the point where the cable exited the charger when they wrapped around the flaps, which would inevitably cause a failure. It isn't much better now, but at least the cable can be replaced instead of the whole unit.
I live in the city but grew up in the country too (minus the beach, although I have lived near once), I would definitely want that for my kids, the city isn't kid friendly.

The problem is, as an adult, you don't want to leave the city with all it's cultural charms.
This seems really confusing. Is it like this only for powered bicycles/tricycles or for human powered ones as well. Do you happen to know what the state does for disabled folks needs the tricycle over the bicycle due to their disabilities?
That's why I still use incandescents at home. CFL were inferior in terms of color temperature, LEDs are even worse
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I've owned a Macbook Pro 2015. I've also owned about 3 different Cherry Blue MX mechanical keyboards.

I pre-ordered the new Macbook Pro 2016 when it originally came out. Here's my take after using it for more than 6-7? months (no clue, time goes by):

1) I am extremely happy with the butterfly keyboard. There is absolutely no issues with it for me and it's my ideal keyboard. I honestly do not understand people who say the accuracy is bad on it - perfectly fine for me. Use it for long enough and you'll get used to it. The only thing it is guilty of is being different.

2) I enjoy the Touchbar and TouchID, it genuinely feels nice to use it. ESC key being on the touch bar is something you get used to, but understandably if I was a huge user of VIM it would probably make me extremely upset. Thankfully I'm not and it works fine for me. I genuinely do not notice it anymore.

3) I ran out of USB-C ports on my laptop (4 total). I have pretty much all of them in use, so I now need to resort to USB-C <-> USB A hubs. For some reason, USB-C <-> USB-C hubs don't exist, so that honestly sucks considering I completely switched to USB-C plugs before I ran out.

4) Touchpad size is much better than 2015 MBP. After using this so much I could never go back to a smaller touchpad, and using my old 2015 MBP just honestly feels bad. It might be due to my sensitivity? I have no clue why people say their hands hit the touchpad since I have never had that issue in my entire time owning it.

5) CPU and memory is great. I can run multiple virtual machines in Parallels no issue. I develop games and constantly test them in the background. I really see absolutely zero drawback from the 2015 MBP, and even though on a spec-sheet the hardware /looks/ worse, in my experience it performs much better.

Take what you will from my experiences.
Please don't take this as an attack on libertarianism, as it seems as valid as any of the competing philosophies to me.

That said, the part about not forcing others to do your will is sometimes used to argue against levying taxes to be used for social programs (or almost anything else), and I think that is a mistake. I don't think I'm straw-manning here, as I have come across that argument fairly regularly, but I understand this does not represent the perspective of every person who identifies as libertarian.
Can you enlighten me as to how ADTs differ from specified contracts like spec [1]?

[1]: https://clojure.org/about/spec
I thought Twitter "Moments" was for this purpose? Maybe he doesn't know about that, or doesn't care. I agree, separate Tweets doesn't work that well, and ends up cluttered. Edit.. the threadreader link in next comment works well.
Not only is it extremely hard work, but you can't ever get a break from it. There's a bunch of work that needs to be done every single day (things like milking the cows). If you're someone who likes taking vacations, just know that it becomes a lot harder when you've got a farm. Forget about travel entirely during the growing season.

Hell, I don't even have any pets because I travel frequently enough that they'd be a hassle. I can't imagine how I'd deal with an entire farm in these circumstances. I barely keep one houseplant alive as it is, not from lack of care when I'm home, but from lack of care when I'm gone.
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