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A derivative, the Treo had a keyboard.

Bluetooth keyboards and docking station keyboards were available for the palm pilot.

Hp iPaqs also had keyboards available.

Sharp also had a Zaurus device.

Nokia had the N800 communicator device too.
A good start would be to look at the word written in Japanese.

恋の予感

恋 is love

予, from 予約 meaning reservation/plan

感, from 感じ meaning feeling.
To nuance the point, “free” and non kid friendly games are coming to the switch.

The first in-app based game I see is the karaoke one, which is free to download and you pay for eaxh song. That’s reasonable, I’m just noting the mechanism is there.

Then a game like Senran Kagura, centered on boobs (lityeraly, the main gimmick is vibrations from “massages”) also came to the switch, and I can’t remember any IP of this kind up until now on a Nintendo console.

For better or worse, the current Nintendo is much more open and less risk averse than before.
If there was an honest external keyboard case for a pixel or iPhone... Might not be too far off.
I ran 16 miles this morning, burned over 2000 calories. But I won't lose any weight, I am going to eat those calories right back.
You can choose to live in remote areas by the countryside where there are no cameras.
If I block ads on principle, but still want to support your site because I like the service, what are my options?

Also, adding a Dark Theme to the settings would be nice! (I'm trying to minimise the amount of light I'm exposed to at night to reduce eye-strain)
Note, though, that most Chinese people will use the exact same argument to justify the actions of their government.
Knowing it's a real problem actually comforts me to an extent. If we can slow these kinds of things down, then we can win the race of making new varieties.
Maybe OP spends most of his time on the computer, and thus expects privacy on the Internet, as it might be his main interface to the world.
Now, if OP spent most of his time outside and that was his primary interface to society, he would expect the same privacy there.
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This guy lost 50kg eating nothing but white potatoes for a year:

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/...

I personally wouldn't recommend that but it underlines the point that not all carbs are created equal. Our bodies process complex carbs with fiber very differently than refined sugars.
If you even get log files, and they aren't locked away in trace files that need conversion.
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Mine tried, but then bypassing those restrictions became just another challenge.
I'm not saying you are wrong; I personally believe vitamin D3 is important, too. (I'm also not a medical professional)

I'm just saying that the importance of vitamin D3 is not something that can be figured out by common sense; it's the sort of thing that requires a double-blind study.
I'm not sure why this is being downvoted. Fruits generally have much lower glycemic load than refined carbs, the need to chew drastically lowers the rate at which you can consume it, and the fiber makes you feel full.

Dr Robert Lustig has also written and spoken extensively on the metabolic issues with refined carbs, but he's fine with fruit: https://www.amazon.com/Fat-Chance-Beating-Against-Processed/...
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The American version of freedom allows its people to hear multitudes of opinions and voice dissatisfaction from the system. So while the American and western model of government is flawed it has the potential to improve while minimizing violence needed to be employed in the process.
This is why although I have much grievences with the current manifestation of the "American way" I still would rather have the American ideals prosper.

(I am Not an American, and I very much dislike its culture)
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My understanding is that it's not about total amount of sugar, but rather the glycemic index of consuming something. The whole apple contains fiber which would give it a lower glycemic index than a soda. The glycemic index of foods affects your insulin response, which affects fat storage behavior of your cells.

I don't have a link to paste at the moment, but look into books by Gary Taubes for research and sources on this topic.
As far as you know.
Quite right. I dashed out that list and should have added 'family and friends' - very, very important!
i think your talking about “craft” not art. i dont think skill required to create is the big factor, i think its more about your choices. but i conceed that the line is blurred and there are counterexampled
This is sort of true, but the graph of citations is basically a DAG - very unlike the graph of hyperlinks on the web. From what I've seen it's not obvious that PageRank on a DAG tells you anything super interesting.
The Dutch presumably also eat a Dutch diet so it's going to be tricky to disentangle. For what it's worth, the French rank right behind the Netherlands in obesity rate but I wouldn't say most people are very physically active.

My own experience and studies I have seen show that exercise leads to some early weight loss but then plateaus quickly. To lose further, diet has to be involved.
I ran a lab notebook in word for a number of years and the document got fried by a filesystem error. The backup was toasted as well. This was corruption which broke the stage machine or parser in word which acted as a damage amplification.

As for the source of the error, we can only speculate but the possibility of a flipped bit is higher than you think.

Try running memtest86 on a PC without ECC for a week. You will be surprised at the results. I’ve seen perhaps 3 or 4 failures of this in new hardware. DRAM is not perfect.
Those 250 hours need to be payed by someone, which at an hourly rate of 100 euros, pretty average for some consulting gigs, gets us 25k euros.

Who is going to pay them and how to validate how much money would have been saved, if those 25k euros hadn't been spent?

Edit: should learn math. :)
Personally I no longer use pure state machines, as they can become beasts and end up being a royal pain to maintain.

Instead, I use 'duff devices' variations of it (in C) which breaks down the machine into code that looks 'linear' enough, but is in fact, a state machine without the drawbacks.

I've implemented quite a few protocol stacks using that 'trick' and it's still very nice to read/maintain -- the good thing is that it roughtly looks like a coroutine/thread, without any runtime requirements, so will work just fine on embedded systems as well. Same as coroutine/state machines, don't make your 'states' too 'long' or CPU intensive, you'll have the same consequences.

There's an implementation floating around called 'protothreads' [0], but you can really do pretty much the same with a handful of macros.

[0]: http://dunkels.com/adam/pt/
That’s fine but most of us are running on NTFS, HFS+ or ext4 where it matters.

And then there’s the same problem with MLC SSDs which are just arrays of capacitors encoding that state as different charge potentials. As a former EE, capacitors leak regardless of implementation.
I use another web app I created called MyPost ( https://mypost.io ) which allows you to create posts using HTML, CSS, and a ton of font icons. So I'm able to keep track or write notes to myself about projects I am brainstorming, create, etc. I can also share the post with others and have them edit for those projects where I might be working with someone else.
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Remember the watercooker that had just an on & off switch?

Then came one with an option button for 80 or 100 degrees (176 or 212, in freedoms). Never knew I needed that, but that just changed my live and I can not do without it. Reason: 80 degrees water is hot enough for my needs and saves time.

Our latest has 3 buttons, with different possiblities, beebs like a maniac when ready (an option which is not unset-able) and can do things I never knew anyone would need (like keeping it at x degrees for y minutes).

I guess it is like evolution: you experiment, keep what works and get rid of all things unfit.
I saw more Psion 3s and 5s than Palms in the 90s, though that might have been to do with Psion being a UK company.
Amen. That is the whole point. Please let the Chinese people express themselves unhindered.

I often think we need a new global organization that eventually replaces the UN. It would allow direct voting by everyone on the planet. And if a country's dear leaders don't allow that, that country would not get any vote in that body.

Which is much better than pretending to have a democracy with dictators. Especially one where a select set of countries, including 2 dictatorships, can overrule anything.
The underlying assumptions are "all else equal". There are many dietary philosophies that structure what is allowed via subjective explanations of controlling cravings, etc. IOW, food choice affects selection, invalidating "all else equal".

Carbs may cause obeisity/wg more per calorie than fiber, but it's important to keep in mind a "dose response" concept.
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When I began creating projects, I figured I would someday turn them into a business and since I would likely be charging people, it would have been kind of weird to receive a charge from my own personal name, so I decided to choose a company name. I incorporated about 2 years before I released my first pay-to-use project. In my opinion: other than accepting donations, you should incorporate with at least an LLC to protect yourself and have a more professional appearance as well.
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I only eat from 12PM to 8PM.

The proper term for that strategy (which I follow as well, but I need a smaller window, generally 6 hours) is time-restricted feeding, or TRF.

Intermittent fasting generally refers to periodic fasts of 1600 kcal/day or less spanning multiple days, such as the Fasting Mimicking Diet (FMD).
> Every year when autumn comes her condition gets worse and she ends up in hospital for few weeks [...]

Light is anti-stress. Sounds like your mother would benefit from supplemental light (UV/red/etc) when the sun goes away for the winter. Enough UV, but not too much...
If English is your world yeah.

Some of us use other languages and like to use them everywhere we can.
From previous articles on "the knowledge" I believe that no, a machine cannot really do "better" or not yet, at least.

IIRC at the exam you could get questions like "The passenger tells you that his cousin mentioned a building with a bas-relief of Holy Mary holding Jesus, it was right around the angle from his hotel, but he does not remember the hotel's name".

You are supposed to know the place and the best way to get there, based on just this (also, a good number of "knowledgeable" taxi drivers go for an official London Tour Guide exam soon after, with relatively little effort, considering they have already memorized thousands of places, monuments and architectural details).
My own experiences of border security in USA is they are the rudest, most ignorant bunch of slobs I have ever had the displeasure to come across. It's almost like they are specially selected to have the highest level of bad manners and obnoxiousness. I have travelled to over 40 countries but came to dread dealing with these people.

It wasn't just me - most people I have spoken with have had bad experiences traveling to USA - I personally will never go there again.

A friend (British) recently travelled there and had a hell of a time with them - his wife is Iranian although she now has a British Passport. The line of questioning around the wife's origins showed breathtaking ignorance of anything at all to do with the situation in the Middle East.

To use an American turn of phrase: total bunch of asshats.
Yeah, I don't like those "funny" messages. Sadly Microsoft has been inspired to this.
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With enough driving experience even with GPS you'll learn enough about some of the cases where you can know better.
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You add the coconut milk in because it has sugar which compliments the other ingredients in a curry.
Except for the price point. And the "boot into Linux" part. The latter alone might compel me to purchase this device, if it means that the drivers are all (or at least mostly) upstream.
I tried to fast from 8PM to 11PM

I hope you meant 11AM.
Yes. Exactly.

Also SSDs scare me more. MLC disks have so many states stored in a capacitor that is trusted not to leak over the lifetime of the device. All it takes is a few electrons to go walkies and it’s game over.
I get all the worries about monitoring human lives, but you have to admit that from an anthropological point of view, it is absolutely priceless. If that data is ever given to scientists, we'll get to learn a lot. That really makes me think it might just be worth it.
That is indeed a substantial amount of exercise! Awesome work.

In a thought experiment (where it's possible to know the exact amounts) -- do you think consuming exactly 2k kcal is perfectly even with burning exactly 2k kcal? IE, is there overhead to transform the energy? Does it account for physical/energy waste?
Yes it does. To quote the article you linked, "What they are doing is trying to let system administrators start dæmons the 1980s way..."

It is a compatibility mode, and it is broken beyond repair because the technique itself is broken beyond repair.
Born 1971? That means he authored the book before he was born. Did you mean to link someone else?
There is for the S8 and at least the S7 before it: https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/mobile-accessories/phones/...

I've never used it, so I can't testify to the quality.
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How many hours per day do you hike? You probably have to hike for an hour to offset just one chocolate bar.
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I take an SNRI (newer variant of SSRI), and have done solidly now for over 2 years. However before that I had some failed attempts of taking other long-term SSRIs.

When I started taking my current medication, it was due to a massive breakdown which left me an uncontrollable sobbing mess on the floor. I was totally incapacitated. I started taking the SNRI (along with Diazepam/Valium for immediate effect), and after about 10 days, I became massively suicidal; It was just through sheer willpower, and the knowledge of upsetting people who cared about me that prevented me from doing anything about it. After about 3 weeks or so, those daily feelings dissipated, and I started feeling more 'normal'. Well people said it was 'normal' - for me, I just feel odd.

I live with the 'altered' version of me, knowing it's not really who I am. Coming to terms with just that, is the hardest part of being in this state.

My dose is really high, and I have no intention of increasing it. I also committed (properly) to therapy, and that helped immensely. I constantly consider getting my dose lowered, with the aim to be totally off the drugs, but in reality, I know that will never happen.

My psychiatrist said that "first time depression usually results in a re-occurrence 40% of the time, second time depression is 60%, and if it hits a third time, that's you done - you will always be this.'
In a similar situation I've felt subjectively less hungry / performed better if I take some branch chain amino acids in the AM. Dunno if this makes the IF "invalid" -- I never felt significantly different during an IF. But commuting on my bike, I frequently felt weak if I was fasting, and BCAA stopped that. YMMV.
Congrats on your results!

> Water tastes good now.

Drinking water feels underrated sometimes, but its a habit I've kept up for a long time. I have to keep a (mostly) full pint-glass of water around me at all times (or a bottle when at work). I never appreciated how important it is to stay hydrated when I was a kid, so I would always overheat and constantly be sweating (ironic indeed). Once I realized I needed more water I've made sure to have it within easy reach at all times.
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> This needs a reputable citation. What an anonymous user personally thinks about it is hardly relevant.

Fair enough. Here's the interview with Shatavadhani R. Ganesh from where I get my tidbits.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xQ2EkrXBy4&list=PL54675312C...

> By the way, knowing a language is very different from use in day to day speech.

I know the difference. Have you ever visited Sanskrit universities/gurukulas in India ? It's simply magical. Sanskrit is taught in the language itself, and students chat with their teachers and amongst themselves in the language. This made me very happy!

This is even acknowledged on various Indology mailing lists, where the western scholars note this, often rather bitterly, often peppering the immediately following sentence with generic insults and racist disdain.

Apologies for getting political here, but I've never understood why the field is so hostile to India (British origins ?). East Asia departments by comparison are filled with Sinophiles/Japanophiles.
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You don't seem to have heard of any value except monetary. (OK, maybe that's not fair/likely, but you sure talk like it.) I guess it's (just?) a confusion in the word 'value'.

The way you are talking of the value of art in money terms is.. well... People who love art don't talk like that. Do you speak of love, life, health etc in similar terms?

Oh anyway. It's pretty amazing to me to hear such views in person. I mean, scary, horrific, chilling. It only happened to me once in my life before this thread.

I think...you have been brainwashed to think that all value is (or can be put) in terms of money. Is it possible to be happy while thinking like that? ..There are a thousand things I could say to that, not sure where to start. (Unfortunately I've learnt quickly in my brief time here that discussion on HN with those of different views is very counterproductive. It has been so far anyway.)
Struggling to get my mind around this. One system I’m familiar with that comes to mind is the Drupal CMS “permissions” system. You can set content types, and along with associated fields.

There are things you can do: view a resource (in practice a page or a particular field of a page), edit a resource, or create/delete a resource.

Users are assigned “roles” which are then given permission to do certain things on various resources. It looks like a big grid, with all possible actions as rows, and the various roles along the top as columns.

Users are assigned a role, which then limits what they can see/do on a website.

This seems sort of akin to capabilities, but not quite. For one thing, there is no easy way to set up the permissions for a single object, which you could then assign to a given user.

To get that level of granularity you would have to create a new “role” and a new object type.
Are the rovers even equipped with anything that could detect microscopic magnetite string-of-pearl formations?
I went through the video. They mention gaming at the beginning and skip it completely after that. I was hoping they would reveal the consumer/gaming volta line of gpus :(
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I did release my side projects at the end of 2017, but these are ever-evolving projects, so I am posting it here to show and tell for 2018 as well.

https://callmeprivate.com - great for entrepreneurs, startups, and businesses; masks your real phone number behind a virtual number with incoming and outgoing call functionality.

https://textmeprivate.com - same as above, but SMS-virtual numbers only.

I've since built a feature so you can now use the same virtual number on both services.

Since release about a month ago, I've had over 50 signups, about 5 paying customers, and a company in China just recently contacted me and wanted to purchase numbers from Text Me Private in bulk, in order to receive confirmations from various websites, but were unable to do purchase numbers, as I hadn't taken into consideration that when I released these products into the wild, that they would make it all the way to China in just a month. China doesn't use the traditional credit card system. So I've agreed to build it in if they could give me a few days to do so.

Never know.... something you create could end up around the world... and more importantly, could be very valuable to a company in another country.
Sounds like it's time for you to watch the Tom Cruise movie - The Firm. ;)

Seriously though - I personally wouldn't touch a company with a bargepole if it had a track record of convictions.
Here's hoping you do the same for your login form! :D
My prediction is: you get the same driver quality as you get with bottom-of-the barrel Android. Based on the fact that the device is mostly built from those parts.
Assuming our alien overlords don't like navel oranges, then yes.
that would make it 25k not 250k
One could run the site's selenium tests every hour or so and then look at the network log (use a proxy while testing). It'd then be easy to catch any request that is not white listed by you.

Of course, we all do this. /sarcasm
Apple has mentioned that the next Mac Pro will also have a matching display.

I'm fine with a typical 4k display (or better). The panels of the better ones seem to come from LG anyway and are widely available on the market. I wonder if Apple would be selling a good quality 5k monitor with TB3, or if they go for a high-end 8k screen. Personally I'm not in the business for the highest end. LG has announced a bunch of TB3 screens, where the 4k 32" version would be sufficient for me. But LG lately has problems bringing their better screens in enough quantities to the market. Last years 32" 4k screen is still not widely available here in Germany.
If Washington=Government probably 99.9% can be replaced easily. Maybe even more easily than most factory jobs. The idea that their jobs would be more complex is an illusion. The only stressful thing they do is fighting each other for more power.

However I bet it's one of the last places that actually gets automated. The value of the government is to give people reason to believe that everything is fine, that someone will deal with the big problems, etc. This story cannot be sold equally well if it's done by robots/AI. So even if we are really governed by AI some day these jobs will probably still exist. The show must go on.
Yes, it's hard to underestimate how poor most corporate software is.
Everyone seems to assume the curve starts to shoot up at x=0. I always imagined the steep learning curve's steepness as starting at x>0, thereby creating some stalling or slow growing plateau requiring the bulk of the effort before you reach a certain point where there's a huge, rewarding jump (some "aha" moment) that releases all the build up tension. Compare A (constant, please mentally unjag it) vs B (steep):

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| _/ /
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I live in Japan where "1 Gbps" connections are offered at around $50/mo over a nationwide open access fiber network. But to prove your point - the consumer ISPs here are comically oversubscribed, to the point where with few exceptions you're lucky to exceed 100 Mbps during peak hours.
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