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* weight training (gym) 3 times a week
* martial arts/ parkour/ swimming 2 times/ week (on non-gym days)
* practice mindfulness (not meditation but staying consciously in the moment)
* eating heathy vegetarian freshly home cooked diet 6 days/week
* try to sleep atleast 7 hours (i am not able to consistently manage this yet)
* try to take mid noon naps (this compensates a lack of night sleep to some extent)
* weekly meet ups with new people and maybe make new friends in the process.
* removed facebook and instagram apps from mobile (may check updates on the web onve in a while but not regularly)
* Trying to keep a watch on myself (taking notes of my unhealthy habits or routines) and try to replace them with healthier routines.
* using Anki app ( spaced repetition memory technique ) and go through all flash cards for that day in first 2 hours of day.
* take shower everyday in first 2 hours of waking up and grooming. this is already doing wonders to me as it forces me to go to gym first thing in the morning to avoid taking shower again. It also makes me feel fresher and ready for the day.
* read a book for few minutes before going to bed.
Ohh! Thank you! :-) So kind of you.
Waiting for this one [1].

[1] https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/keyboard-mod-a-physical-k...
The big question here is why random Mailgun employees have any access to production mail flow.
100 years from now, SRL will be considered to be the DaVinci of massively dangerous robotic art.
I'm really curious to know, how you came about to study Sanskrit grammar in the Paninian system, that and how did you break from that into mathematics?. Can you expand on that?

My email is in my profile if you'd prefer to tell me more about this offline.
Maybe, but I don't think this visualization in particular is well suited to that - it's too hard to keep everything in the field of view, and it doesn't draw enough attention to the more subtle shifts in the right hand.

Tieing the shifts in the patterns in the right hand more clearly visually to when a new chord is struck in the left I think would make it a lot easier to see exactly what's going on.

I think also making it clearer how the fingers move up/down would make it visually more obvious...

It's a very interesting piece to visualize given how much it utilizes repetition with slight variations.
That's an old theme. See e.g. the fairy tale Rapunzel.
I saw the title and expected something about programming for Haiku OS :) Still delighted by the article though.
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Docker for Mac now ships with Kubernetes built-in. Let's explore why this matters, a history of developer tooling for running Docker on Mac/Windows and my first impressions as I kick the tyres with the Kubernetes integration.
This is your occasional reminder that package signing is not a panacea, and as typically proposed for community package repositories like npm, PyPI, etc. would likely do absolutely nothing.

For example, people often insist in the Python world that PyPI should support package signing. But it already does -- you can generate a signature for a package and upload the signature with the package. Django does this, and has been doing it for years. You can also get package download/install tools that will check the signature. But then what?

What people really mean when they say there should be "signed packages" is that there should be a whole bunch of invisible infrastructure (set up by... who, exactly? Maintained by... who, exactly?) to decide which PGP keys are authorized to sign releases of which packages. And that's close to an intractable problem for an anyone-can-contribute community repository like npm or PyPI.
Then a game like Senran Kagura (..) and I can’t remember any IP of this kind up until now on a Nintendo console.

You mean, except the two Senran Kagura games which have already been released for the 3DS?
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no viable competing laptop supported that either at the time

But, so what? You shop at Apple if you want better than the competition.

I work with multi-Tera datasets, and my use cases are common enough these days. Anyone doing CAD, bio, finance, video, etc etc etc would easily find uses for 32G or even more.
napping. have heard aboit lots of benefits of mid afternoon naps. I will give it a try.
> The targetless fund has higher expected earnings; the whole point of the targeted fund is to get less money in expectation than the normal fund will.

The targeted fund also gives you a (theoretically) predictable outcome, dependent on when you want to retire. You don't want to be 85 and have to do a major withdrawal due to illness right when the stock market is experiencing a periodic down-swing, causing you to burn through your retirement savings too quickly. The point of investing for retirement for most people isn't to attempt to end up with as much money as possible (which could easily backfire and turn into much less than you need), but to do a reasonably predictable job of having enough money to last you until death, based on your lifestyle and expected expenses.

If you want to shoot for the moon, that's up to you, but most people are more risk-averse, and a target-retirement fund fits that risk profile much better.
I usually just create a FAQ page with questions I would likely ask. For most of my projects, I actually have my sister beta test for me. While she knows how to use a computer, she is not very tech-savvy, so if she questions something, I know I have to redesign it to make it easier.
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> xapian, elasticsearch or lucene are the best, with xapian dominating the backend and the Java stuff the frontends

Elasticsearch uses Lucene under the hood, in my experience Lucene dominates the actual indexing and searching, although I'm not familiar with xapian.

By users, I reckon SharePoint search (FQL) is probably the biggest although it is way behind Lucene in features.

Google actually used to sell bright yellow branded racks that they would come and install on corporate networks to provide a "private Google" but I'm not sure if they still do.
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1. you can choose to stay in your private home not fitted with those cameras.
2. you can choose to wear a mask when walking on streets, there is no law stopping you doing that, going to a bank or metro station is a different story.
3. you can choose to live in remote areas.
4. as a foreigner, you can choose not to visit China.
5. as a Chinese citizen, one can choose to leave China and live in countries without such "problem".
AMD, not ATI.
Thanks for the video, where is the claim that Sanskrit was a language for day to day speech made. A paper makes it easier than a video.

> I know the difference. Have you ever visited Sanskrit universities/gurukulas in India ?

A personal magical experience has little to do with the fact in contention here -- was Sanskrit a language for day to day conversation among the commons.

Very little in your comment speaks to that claim, nothing in fact, except may be some part of the video. Whether Sanskrit can be picked up as a spoken language by motivated people is not the point of contention. I can point you to many communities that speak in a language that was never used as a language of day to day speech by the commons.

On whether I have visited a Sanskrit university -- Does having a close family member as a Prof in Sanskrit count ?
Even the same banana species can taste very different depending on the country.

In Europe, bananas are branded and consumers have a tendency to choose specific brands based on quality. In Australia, fruits in grocery shops are rarely branded and I found that bananas in Australia are usually not as good: they're just very sweet but kind of plain.

I've heard stories that in Australia, farmers export the best fruits overseas and keep the worst ones to sell locally. I guess it has something to do with the fact that Australian consumers aren't very picky. You have to go to a special farmer's market if you want something good.
That depends entirely on your application.
Looking at the definition of psychosis:

> a severe mental disorder in which thought and emotions are so impaired that contact is lost with external reality.

Based on my research, typical (and even greater than typical) recreational doses of LSD do not cause a “severe mental disorder” as described in the definition.

At “raves”, for example, lots of people are under the influence and yet they have not lost contact with external reality.
The article seems to be written by Sriram Narayan. Martin Fowler being just one of the five reviewers, and confusingly named in the domain ;)
But there are as much fiber in potatoes as in bananas. Both foods are similar. So excluding potatoes (as in example above) makes no sense to me...
Ask HN: Why can't HN users search by author?
Is there a url hack? Only when stumbling upon an author's comments can I see their postings.
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"Cultivars that are produced asexually are genetically identical and known as clones" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultivar#Clones

"Some cultivars "come true from seed", retaining their distinguishing characteristics when grown from seed. Such plants are termed a "variety", "selection" or "strain" but these are ambiguous and confusing words that are best avoided. In general, asexually propagated cultivars grown from seeds produce highly variable seedling plants, and should not be labelled with, or sold under, the parent cultivar's name." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultivar#Seed-produced

Furthermore, "Which plants are chosen to be named as cultivars is simply a matter of convenience as the category was created to serve the practical needs of horticulture, agriculture, and forestry."
Couldn't agree more. And aside from your points, I've been programming long enough to know I never want the fate of society decided by software. We're just not good enough at programming yet. Our tools are imprecise, our discipline is not rigorous, and we prioritize features and speed over correctness. I hold no illusions that we'd approach government automation with even the rigor that the space shuttle software was afforded.

Heh, thinking more about "speed over correctness": we can't even get that right with people making the decision. Consider the secretive, rushed GOP tax bill that just passed...
Every day the human body burns a substantial amount of calories just being alive. You have to simply not eat insulin-raising bullshit for a couple days, and start eating less or even fasting so your body starts burning the bodyfat it's been storing all that time. Worked for me (-8kg in approx 2 weeks) no exercise involved..
For intro I recommend "6.1.3 Choosing the Optimal Model" from "An Introduction to Statistical Learning" http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~gareth/ISL/
IDK, maybe Satoshi did see the risk and viewed it as acceptable that forks aren't as secure as the main chain because they didn't care about everyone+dog else's cost free forking off the main project.
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If you're the one forcing them to stop, does that really teach them to stop on their own?
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No, both Yarn and npm use the npm registry.
Hm, interesting. I assumed most people agreed by now that this growth mindset thing is real but maybe I missed something.

What would you say to a kid who says "I'm stupid, I can't do anything"?
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ATI has been bought by AMD in 2006.
I'm very happy that devices such as this, and my current favourite - the GPD Pocket - are making a return to the market. Having a full-fledged Linux workstation with multitouch, 'retina'-class display, and still fit in my pocket .. this is truly awesome. And if it weren't for the massive (>$1000) investment in software on my iPads, I'd just ditch iOS completely and move 100% to the GPD Pocket for all my touch-interface needs.

This represents an opportunity - iPad-class devices, without any of the walled garden. I'm far more excited about writing apps for Linux now that those apps can take advantage of hardware features such as the GPD Pocket .. now if only there were more competition with the same physical qualities.
Reminiscent of HPE's comment at the In-Memory Compute Summit September 2017 - GSI's PIM paper would be interesting with a few changes. Also persistent memory will be announced most probably in May time frame which is required with GSI's which requires a non-destructive Read...,
I was really sad the article didn’t have a video of the hymns it spoke of, I’m similarly really interested now w in seeing an example of pitch accent you speak of in action, could you please link a video which you feel shows it well in play? Thanks!
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For digital products there is also Easy Digital Downloads for Wordpress.
Scratches PowerPC off the list of trustworthy CPUs

Sooo, out you go, G5. Any suggestions what to use for online banking? A 486 can't handle all the jQuery and tracking scripts.
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With parental controls, kids do not have other ways of obtaining games, unless it's something like a browser game, and then it won't be recorded either.

So your comment seems to be based on an impossible premise.
Not sure why Intel just doesn't release a full system in package for a basic laptop system, with 16GB or 32GB main memory and 256GB or 512GB of NVMe flash?

I think Intel still makes flash chips and they originally started out as a DRAM manufacturer as well..
Corporate executives go to jail, believe it or not. Some may feel that they should go more often, but go they do.
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I really like the prominent yet still fairly subtle use here: https://panic.com/transmit/
Dropping sugar from your diet definitely is beneficial, however it's easier said than done. There's sugar in almost any food. After all, the fructose in apples and bananas is sugar as well, just not processed sugar.

What else do you eat besides bananas, apples, peanut butter, hotdogs and chicken? Doesn't exactly sound like the most varied diet. Also, peanut butter and hotdogs aren't exactly among the healthiest food options. Quite the opposite in fact.
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Yes to the latter, kinda to the former.

In reverse order:

This file goes back several OS versions:

https://github.com/apple/darwin-xnu/blob/master/osfmk/x86_64...

sysctl machdep.cpu.features | grep PCID

(cf. xnu/osfmk/i386/cpuid.[hc], ibid.)
Except you need to eat. Facebook is cocaine.
> No, proofs were usually done in an entirely separate class later

Okay, now that is contemptible. And you didn't address my question: Were your proofs about actual programs, or merely about informal algorithm descriptions?

> What makes using a different language such a poor choice in this context?

The fact you would waste too much time teaching a second language at a sufficiently rigorous level to write proofs about programs written in it.
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I don't get why you would exclude potatoes and eat bananas. They are very very similar foods.

Everything that is flour based is refined, lacks fiber etc so I get the pasta and bread exclusion, but the potatoes one makes no sense imo.

Overall in this thread, once again americans discover that they eat shit and simply cooking meals yourself from scratch (with limited fat of course) with no treats between meals makes you lose weight. For Europeans, the whole USA deal with food is really laughable. An american friend (largely overweight of course) was taking a starbucks with cream extrasugar and what not everyday. He was astonished when we said that it was really high on calories (and has stopped since). What is wrong that most americans (even educated ones) seem to have no idea of what an healthy diet is ?
> why are they not as appalled about the mass surveillance used by their own government on their own fellow citizens?

I just read the piece, and I think you're being deliberately uncharitable. The rationale behind not offering a wholesale pardon appears to be based in the notion that not everything he leaked actually deserved to be leaked - which is quite orthogonal to the accusation that they're somehow laissez faire on domestic surveillance.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/boards-kits...

You can ask them, I guess.
Possibly because...

1) It's really hard and we just don't know how yet

2) Creating an engineered biological weapon and releasing it into the environment just might have some unintended consequences when it starts interacting with all the things out there which could cause it to mutate

I doubt our understanding of biology is strong enough to be sure that we could do something like that without causing major problems. It would, possibly, be more viable to construct an altered version of the fungus itself which could outcompete the one that kills the bananas, which is the kind of approach that has been investigated for controlling other pests such as mosquitos (although in that case they engineer mosquitos which produce sterile female offspring but viable males, so the males keep breeding and producing more sterile females... eventually you run out of fertile females and tada! No more mosquitos).
Are Meltdown and Spectre pre-installed or do I have to download them via the Intel ME? \s

I don't know how they have the audacity to release new CPUs while all their products just went to shit...
Even if they had the fixed version the branch predictor could still decide to predict the instruction would be hit right? Your ultimate analysis seems correct: the instruction is unsafe to have anywhere.
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Python as of 3.3 uses any of three different internal storage mechanisms for strings: 1-byte (latin-1), 2-byte (UCS-2) or 4-byte (UCS-4) depending on the width of the highest code point in the string. This allows the internal storage to always be fixed-width, while still saving space for strings which contain, say, only code points representable in a single byte.

Prior to 3.3, the internal storage of Unicode was determined by a flag during compilation of the interpreter; a "narrow" compiled interpreter would use 2-byte strings with surrogate pairs for non-BMP code points, and a "wide" compiled interpreter would use 4-byte strings.
Try moving to Norway and then tell me you think that the selection in North America has little variety!
While the main business of Intel around 1980s was certainly DRAM, their first product was SRAM.
from my own (limited!) understanding the first recorded instances of what we would now call combinatorics was Sanskrit linguistics. I don't have a reference handy but theres been a fair amount of historical scholarly work on this.
Right, that sounds more like a dissociative than a psychedelic.
Is this meant to be a ShowHN? It's appearing in AskHN.. Not sure what you're Asking.
'but still no ECC'
Are these cpus going to be useless without ECC memroy?
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OP added "ATI" by themselves rather than keeping original one. What a shame.

Anyway:

> t provides an additional six displays up to 4K with the Intel HD graphics that has three, giving a total of nine outputs. The Radeon Graphics supports DisplayPort 1.4 with HDR and HDMI 2.0b with HDR10 support, along with FreeSync/FreeSync2. As a result, when the graphics output changes from Intel HD Graphics to Radeon graphics, users will have access to FreeSync, as well as enough displays to shake a stick at (if the device has all the outputs).

Yes, if those NOCs/HTPCs provide all of those capabilities, otherwise it's just marketing words. In reality, only top notch has more than 1 DisplayPort, I guess.
Grandparent said IT is a means. There are other means to provide the core business of banking. There are banks who outsource / spin-off not only their IT, but even transaction processing and settlement.

> Same as casting a farm as a 'food produce provider' and telling them that farming is not what their core business is about

The correct analogy would be the other way round: a 'food produce provider' whose core business it is to distribute food produce. Here, too, the farm is a means to the end, but it's not the only means.
Using the "hill" metaphor, the X-Axis would be "progress in carrying out the task" vs the Y-Axis "effort spent struggling to figure out what you need to do next".

I.e. a steep curve means a high ratio of time spent looking for answers / reading docs; a flat curve means you're proceeding with the task feeling productive.
most Chinese people are too poor to leave. Masks I imagine would be outlawed as soon as they became a common method of subverting the state.

that, and sesame credit, and the great firewall blocking whole wide avenues of thought, the abuses will pile up as high as the mountains
Somehow I managed to read your ascii plot without reading twice.
The problem would be maintaining and versioning this standard library.
> Dropping sugar from your diet definitely is beneficial, however it's easier said than done. There's sugar in almost any food. After all, the fructose in apples and bananas is sugar as well, just not processed sugar.

People are generally referring to dropping _added_ sugar when they talk about dropping sugar. Pretty much every model of nutrition thinks that whole fruit is good for you (in general, and of course excluding most juice).

> Also, peanut butter and hotdogs aren't exactly among the most healthy food options. Quite the opposite in fact.

Is peanut butter unhealthy? Obviously excluding the crappy ones that have added sugar.
I really like this group photo

http://www.gmto.org/gallery/mirror-lab/#/lightbox&slide=48

From here

http://www.gmto.org/gallery/mirror-lab/
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Well .... something like this ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75wa8Lx4yc4

// troll mode off
Sounds like an alternative might then be loving kindness meditation which is basically a mental workout plan for opening up and feeling kindness to yourself, other people, and human experience in general.
The XPS 15/13 is viable competition imho.
The partnership with Radeon was a big deal sometime ago. They couldn't not release it. AMD would have been pissed.
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That's presumably because most people who frequent this forum don't fall into the same tax bracket as I do.

Ever read Les Miserables?

When it's the difference between making the car insurance payment and shopping at Wal-Mart, or not making it, and shopping at, say, Publix, the choice is less about ethics and more about practicality.

For what it's worth I do grow a garden, albeit a limited one due to the law restricting my garden to my backyard. I hope to plant fruit trees this Spring to offset more of my food costs and enjoy fresher, healthier fare.