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DNSSEC support is increasing each year, but that's just one issue. DANE would also need to be implemented by browsers for full adoption, not just as a plugin to specific browsers.

Then again, I was responding to the question about an RFC or other standard, not whether it was feasible today. ;-)
It's the same for weather apps. It would be cool to just get a notification when about to head out: "hey, you might want to take a scarf with you today, it's a bit chilly!"
Not sure y I was downvoted here. I've used both products in this problem area. Mathematica is definitely more than a CAS. Both are great in their own ways.
For several reasons. One of them is that induction motors don't work as a generator, their torque/speed curve is bad as well

And magnets instead of electromagnets allow you to have brushless motors. You could go with a synchronous motor but I guess the efficiency is not very good
i dont think not interacting people is rude. being rude is rude. and i think expecting someone to small talk with u because you're not introverted is perhaps also rude. Don't have to doubt yourself or your interests because 'other people seem different' or 'people expect differently of you'. be who you are and realise who you are and where your interests lie. Perhaps you're just not interested in small talk and interacting a lot with other people, this is common for many people, though you often don't hear about it, because these people keep to themselves. :-)

i don't like interacting with people much unless there is a shared interest. and specific to my interests i don't find a lot of common ground between most people. It doesn't keep me up at night (anymore.)

Don't worry, be the person you want to be, and if you have doubts, let them be your own, which you can investigate and learn about with self reflection. you dont need to live up to everyone elses expectations, just your own. :)
Maybe ESA isn't worth preserving..

There should be no issues making an emulator for a server for defunct games just as there is no issues making emulators for dead consoles.

Microsoft tried really hard to push for single player online DRM too with the launch of the xbox 1. Luckily the gamers wouldn't have any of it and it became the worst PR blunder they made in gaming yet.
They are trying again with the games on windows store. They are encrypted, unmoddable and with online checks.

I hope the gaming community will stand fast on this subject in the future as well as.
Yes, it's a mistake. For example, in my area the top journals have rejection rates above 95%, acceptance rates below 5%.
Decryption keys are stored on Dropbox's servers, which makes this encryption pointless if the company turns evil.
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I was thoroughly impressed as well. It would take me years to read all his stuff. Klong us actually written in his other language. That is impressive.
There is a work around. A number of GeForce cards gave the exact same chipset as a Quadro card but with a resistor pulling down an external pin. That resistor can be changed to make the card identify as a Quadro.

http://www.eevblog.com/forum/chat/hacking-nvidia-cards-into-...

Apparently this can also be done from software

http://archive.techarp.com/showarticleefc1.html
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I think she is a remarkable woman, and anything that increases minority representation on company boards should be applauded.
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The real innovation in mining is coming from companies like Planetary Resource and Deep Space Industries.
Georgian Land Tax.

Kill the asset appreciation, encourage density.
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It's not. Choose to give unconditional love and choose to be lovable. You'll have more friends than you know what to do with.
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> I'm yet to see a user that's not happy with AMP.

I am a user; I do not develop for the the web or operate a business that has a web presence. I hate AMP. It gets in the way of my search workflow on mobile; it fucks up links that I want to save or share; I suspect that Google intends to further reduce my ability to avoid it over time.
I can speak some basic polish, but it's pretty clear from the video that this is all hypothetical.

The basic moral of the video is kind of a combination of don't just assume you're going to get rich off of crypto investing and on a broader stroke, don't put all of your eggs in one basket. (e.g. - don't invest your daily spending money)
> And so your choice is dubious at best.

Never said I trust MS, just that I trust them more than Rice.
If we manage to reset the age of our biological cells, their DNA may change over time but that doesn't mean it's infeasible or a dead end.
My short term goal: be financially independent so I can pull my own weight, and can spend part of free time doing silly stuff.
My long term goal: advance in a job that is neither too stressful nor too boring, which pays well until my retirement. I think programmers can do that, as long as they keep learning. This is so I can keep repeating my short term goal in future, including saved up money for emergencies.

letsgetphysITal pretty much nailed it. Why, yes, low income is even an understatement. I'm unemployed and actively looking for work. Contrary to what some of my associates believe, I'm not lazy, I'm unemployed mostly due to depression and some past traumas. It's surprisingly hard to find motivation in such situation, but I don't want to bother you with my mental health. I'm pretty sure I'm going to find work soon, considering I'm getting lots of job interviews and have a very cynical book about interview questions.

In best shape... for what ? To produce value to my company ? Certainly. But my employer is not the most important thing in the world. I only spend one evening (4 hours) per week playing board games. We also have extra meetings - one saturday per month. But I skipped this saturday because I felt obligated to spend the time preparing for 2 job interviews. It's my conscience kicking in, my worries about uncertain future. I want to earn enough so I have the peace of mind to meet people more often, read books, shoot bow, travel on (some)weekends and holidays.

Besides, who am I going to hang around with when I'm 50? Old curmudgeons ? People who don't work out ? Ladies well past their prime ? People afraid to try new things, afraid of change ? People like that often don't have much energy left. When their knees are creaking, eyes don't see as well, memory fails. I want to be in a very good shape and with lots of developed hobbies when I reach that point. I want to have cultivated friendships at that point. Invariably some of them will marry, have kids and decide friends are a waste of time. My point is not to buy friends now and save them for later, but to learn the skill of making friends.

I understand my brother is very well off financially. He has a nice car (he likes to emphasize), nice flat, earns a lot and recently got a raise. His kids have lots of toys, are sent to camping trips, chess tournaments for juniors, swimming contests. Yet when we have a family gathering, he spends most of his time at his laptop, monitoring stuff and watching for alerts. His kids don't care when they are given something, but are very eager to play with someone. Simple kid stuff, like playing tag, chasing, hide&seek. Parents, at least the father, want kids to read... but my nephews see they don't read. The boy has some emotional issues, he can play computer games for days if you don't stop him, will install games on other peoples' smartphones and overlook their passwords so he can have one more fix. He's positioned to become another out of shape, antisocial nerd like I used to be.

Naturally, because I'm unemployed, he won't even let me even open my mouth, much less consider what I say. I don't even try anymore.
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The second message was, IIRC, motivated by a statistic showing several cases of parents inadvertently smothering their infant children when rolling onto them while asleep.

Now I have no idea if the number of cases was statistically meaningful enough to warrant action, compared to other public health risks. But I can sort of see why someone would be motivated to "do something", considering how devastating something like that must be, even compared to other accidental deaths of infants.
Google Maps has commute updates. If you tell it what your commute is, on Android anyway, you'll get a discrete notification telling you how long the route home is, and a very quick summary of what route to take (for me it says either the name of the highway I take, or the name of the longest non-highway road on the alternative route). It works well and doesn't require you to actively check the complete route.

If there are major incidents and your route home is much longer than usual, you should get a more visible notification.
There is some nuance here.

Company like Bethesda or CDProjekt are showing that having one long running game can work too. (Bethesda is a bit strange due to their military contracts but still).

CDProjekt are even more interesting because they are behind GOG.com . Which spend time making old game playable on recent PC, but sell them for a price when they were abandonware before. Most of the time without DRM.
The interesting part is they do make money through it. Which shows that you can keep a small but longterm income from your backcatalogue.

At the same time, they are making abandonware harder to support through copyright exception since copyright holders now make money again ...
> And then have that cells results always showing the current data as they play the game.

display handles that you can update from elsewhere in the notebook might be of interest. Here's an example:

https://github.com/ipython/ipython/blob/master/examples/IPyt...
The difficulty being you write papers to support grants and funding that some nebulous institution, or govt.dept made, to support research they want to happen, not necessarily the right research.
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The notion that cpu cores are cheap compared to engineer salaries only scales so far.

Scaling upwards, your opinion on that changes when a single engineer’s service is running on 10k machines.

At the other end of the spectrum, if you’re developing high-performance applications for small systems (desktop, laptops, mobile), Your workload isn’t going to look like tens of thousands of concurrent independent requests, So the approach of getting parallelism by deploying multiple copies of the application no longer works
...aren't those gift cards you buy with bitcoin bought with stolen CCs?
Vegas? Most of it is sprawl and the Strip (where few people live) is enormous hotels that are actually pretty spread out.

I agree the Montreal core is fairly walkable. Cold is generally easier to deal with than heat. There's also a large connected Underground that people use when the weather is bad.
Me too, and I know lots of other people like this. In fact, I would say that most smart people I know are like this.

There are a bunch of solutions to the smalltalk problem. One is to have a stock of prefabricated responses to common situations. Another is to let the other person do the talking. Most people love to talk about themselves and their thoughts and feelings, if given a chance to.
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Yes, they are still there and running the demos - I watched them there on Saturday.
We can worry about physics based aging when we've gotten biological aging under control.
It is conclusive for his usage, which is the majority of trips he took in 2017. It will make him make an objective, informed decision going forward. I would also say it is relevant for a large percentage of people on HN. Should he not share this information because it isn't scientifically conclusive?
Conda is basically an alternative to pip and virtualenv, used by the Anaconda python distribution that's really popular in the data science and machine learning community. The easiest way to get it is to install miniconda: https://conda.io/docs/user-guide/install/linux.html
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I guess, but the scam is robust because they "outsource" the illegality of stolen credit cards to the person selling the gift card. Pretty insidious.
I tend to agree, though it might be interesting to consider dynasmics in which this wouldn't hold.

Housing-as-asset-class, with phased new supply and demand stimulation might have opposite effects if the stock substitutes for other investment vehicles. Typical asset bubble.
You are right in your description, but I disagree with your conclusion.

Yes, the statistics of people in weight loss programs keeping their weight off is really low, but this could have many explanations:

* Are they included because they wanted a one-time solution to a permanent problem?

* Did they initially get coaching that they later lost?

* Did the changes they made temporarily not work for them personally in the long term?

Even if this is statistics of everyone that has ever tried losing weight, does it matter? Humans haven't evolved in the 50-100 years that obesity has exploded. This makes it conclusive that it can't be physiological, does it not?

So it could be culturally behavioral, as a society, or individual, and it's looking like the former, but does it matter?

What is more likely, that we as a culture fixes the obesity problem against any market forces pushing it, or that you die of obesity before that happens, unless you individually go against the grain of what is pushed upon you?

The only way to lose weight is to make changes you can see yourself living with for the rest of your life. This sounds heavy, but none of your reflex habits seem heavy to you, but might to someone else. That's exactly why thin people seem to have it so easy (which they do). They have had a healthy habit of exercise and limited portion sizes their entire life, so they don't even have to think about it.

You don't need exercise to lose weight, but you definitely need it to feel healthy. You need to find something you can either bare to do for the rest of your life, or best case enjoy doing. Soon enough it will be a habit you don't consider anyways.

Same goes for food. There is no trick to it, and not one diet that works for everyone (in terms of psychology). Some can do it by counting everything they put in their mouth. Some can do it by forcing them to sit down everytime they put something in their mouth (so you don't walk around and snack without realizing). Some just cut out any drink that isn't water. Some cut out any snacks that isn't their one absolute favorite. Some just eat once a day without regards to portion size. Etc etc etc. It is harsh, but no one else will do it for you. You don't have to do anything about it if you don't want to, but it's not productive to hide behind lies as to why you can't.
One of the best ways to build such a site is to write code.

When will you have any real question or something to show?
Looks nice!

Did you have to do anything extra to get it working? I've set things up according to the documentation (I think), but I get dimension size errors when running it.
The headline's premise does not square with the fact that there are organisms that don't age and whose life span is only limited diseases, accidents and predation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negligible_senescence

That strongly points toward a biological reason for aging. I mean, sure, the heat death of the universe is inevitable, but that is not even remotely on the same time scale as the life span of complex organisms.
Link didn't work for me. This one [1] did.

[1] https://www.edx.org/course/essential-mathematics-for-artific...
That doesn’t seem biased as much as something you’re uncomfortable hearing. Your last sentence in particular is simply wrong - from spam emails to phishing, the internet’s lack of strong client IDs has made a lot of attacks possible or cheaper. You didn’t have spam, gamergate-style hate mobs, etc. on the conventional phone system where the police could show up at the caller’s door 20 minutes later.

The fact that it’s also lead to a bunch of good things shouldn’t mean that we ignore the negative outcomes. Something as simple as mandated egress filtering would make life harder for a lot of abusers but a bunch of companies want to shirk even that low cost.
Looks like the latter's convenience might explain the former's predicament.
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Seems like a problem with closed systems in general. You are at the mercy of them, completely.

Consider contributing to - and suggesting to others - OpenStreetMap :)
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"Poland’s lack of access, in general, to English language information" Im laughing so hard at this.
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I’m actually pretty scared of working with women. To give context I’m about to retire from the USMC. I was also in infantry so I was never exposed to working with the opposite sex. I think I will have to change almost everything about how I interact with people when I retire because I don’t think anyone can or will understand the darker humor that the infantry has.
Defrauding a seller with stolen credit cards is despicable. I know someone who had an online startup selling tickets and was massively defrauded by foreign hackers with stolen credit cards. He was personally liable for the losses and it ended up bankrupting him. His life was a downward spiral after that, resulting in divorce, losing his home, and ultimately committing suicide.
Is this really a problem?

A SAAS client of mine's operational costs are like 1% of our revenue. Ok, they're at Series A/B funding sort of size. they've started to go international and we could also quite easily do an instance per country if we wanted, though I don't know what sort of pain that might cause.

Running ASP.Net/C#/Azure. Azure's a bit of a nightmare, would be running much better/cheaper on a dedicated server in my professional opinion (shock, horror, yes, I said it, cloud is a bit of a con).

I've spent 2-3 weeks per year "scaling" the code, which was written by other people who in some ways didn't know what they were doing and were trying to make it too much like a SPA which resulted in lots of ridiculous, excessive dupe calls for data and over-complicated code. After my last round of optimisation I doubt they'll need to scale up for a couple of years now, the CPU was basically sitting less than 20% and DB was about 40% even in the crazy Xmas rush, and we were on standard tiers (compared to the year I started where they had to turn up to premium a couple of times with 10x less users).
This shouldn’t be downvoted. The page states clearly that data is encrypted both in transit and at rest.
Google Maps does this to a certain extent (but it might need some learning period). At times you might notice the route it suggests you is labeled as "best", not as "fastest". Usually, for example, it sends me via the highway even if it is theoretically 2 minutes slower than the alternative via tons of small roads / intersections. Maps is also pretty smart in estimates in general, it takes intersections and the average wait time / time lost into account.

In addition to that, Google Maps has recently added a "regular routes" feature in the personal content settings. Their description: "When providing directions, suggest routes you regularly take based on your Location History.". I have noticed that after overriding the route Maps gives you and doing something else, if it's close enough in theoretical time, Maps will pick your 'preferred' route by default after a while. The original Maps route will still be shown while driving (as one of the grey alternative routes).
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I'm not sure what is the message of the author here.

Entropy always increase in closed systems, but we are not talking about a closed system here.

My understanding is that, from the point of view of physics, there is not a reason for not being possible to decrease entropy in the body increasing entropy outside (expending energy).

Also, this is untrue:
"DNA can only be repaired when there is an intact replica to copy".

If you have, for instance, three incorrect copies of a DNA sequence you can compare them in order to get the original sequence. The probability that the copies are damaged at the same point being very small.
I had somehow a similar experience.

At some point I identified it as a problem and learned to start and keep up conversations with new people. Slowly I started liking that and it became more or less natural.

I still have "recovery" periods when I am just too tired or have no interest to talk to people, so I simply don't.

But those are quite short (few days a month), and the rest I use for visiting meetups and networking with other people.

I can recommend a few books I appreciated the most:

1. "How to win friends and influence people" by Dale Carnegie - somewhat outdated but still gives a lot of basics.

2. "How to Talk to Anyone: 92 Little Tricks for Big Success in Relationships" by Leil Lowndes - more modern but not necessarily perfect, although I found a few important things for myself.

3. "How to Talk to Absolutely Anyone: Confident communication in every situation" by Mark Rhodes - same as above. Not perfect, but has some interesting ideas
Second this recommendation really enjoyed these courses as well. Tim explains everything in an easy to follow way.
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You’re right. With a little effort you could create reusable React form fields that are not controlled but which communicate their value/blur/etc. back to React for validation purposes.

And yes, for password inputs, I can’t think of a case where you would absolutely need to control the value via React. Things like password confirmation validation and password strength indicators can be implemented via onChange and onBlur. It’s more tedious than the normal controlled input pattern, but given vulnerabilities like this one, it’s likely worth creating reusable uncontrolled inputs.
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> (...) he’d never given Amazon his Social Security number. But the fraudster evidently had, and that was apparently enough to convince Amazon that the imposter was him.

How come having someone's SSN is still enough to do stuff like this? It's not a secret number.
I don't think this is a straightforward as the author claims. I'm sure there are plenty of people at Uber who believe that governments are acting in an oppressive manner by trying to come down hard on Uber. Not that I agree with that stance, but there are multiple ethical stances that co-exist in this world - that's why politics isn't a solved problem.
I found this part interesting

“They say all they can do at this point is send me a letter acknowledging than I’m disputing ever having received the funds, because they said they couldn’t prove I didn’t receive the funds. So I told them, ‘If you’re saying you can’t say whether I did receive the funds, tell me where they went?’ And they said, “Oh, no, we can’t do that.’ So I can’t clear myself and they won’t clear me.”

If they are impersonating him, I see no reason why Amazon couldn't let him know where "his" money was sent.
Not all decryption needs to be end to end encryption. I’m not sure when this idea developed, but it’s silly.

If your threat model mandates that you use end to end encryption, go for it, and choose something other than Dropbox. But saying the encryption is pointless just because the organization that manages the keys could become “evil” is hyperbole.