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This made me think of GEB:

> ... we all know that we human beings are composed of an enormous number of cells (around wenty-five trillion), and therefore that everything we do could in principle be described in terms of cells. Or it could even be described on the level of molecules. Most of us accept this in a rather matter-of-fact way; we go to the doctor, who looks at us on lower levels than we think of ourselves. We read about DNA and "genetic engineering" and sip our coffee. We seem to have reconciled these two inconceivably different pictures of ourselves simply by disconnecting them from each other. We have almost no way to relate a microscopic description of ourselves to that which we feel ourselves to be, and hence it is possible to store separate representations of ourselves in quite separate "compartments" of our minds. Seldom do we have to flip back and forth between these two concepts of ourselves, wondering "How can these two totally different things be the same me?"

-Douglas Hofstadter, "Gödel, Escher, Bach", Chapter 10
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I am guessing, based on the timeline of his ludography on Wikipedia, that the secret project he enthuses about at the end was the Atari Jaguar? By all accounts his Tempest 2000 was one of the best games on the Jaguar; shame the console didn't see more success.

Not sure what he has against the SNES, though.
A cursory search finds that neuroticism does seem to be correlated with risk aversion, which suggests that your claim of confirmation bias, and your admonition to be careful about jumping to conclusions, both based on your personal experience, are rather ironic.
This is from memory, but it seemed like there was the better part of a year when it wouldn't be more than two or three weeks after she was over one that she'd get another one.

Really, she should have been referred to the urologist a lot sooner.
So if I'm someone who doesn't really have the patients or attention span to sit down and write lots of code, but I think I'm pretty good at figuring out what all needs to happen from a macro perspective.

An analogy would be I don't have the foggiest on how to play the violin, harp, or flute, but I know how they all need to play together to not sound like a train-wreck.

I don't know if I'm being extremely naive or if I'm actually going to turn out being better at system architecture than actual coding, or if that's even possible.
Right? Why didn't someone tell me that these newfangled SDRs worked purely through the magic of softrware.
could people with a love for Japanese candy do for me what Candy Japan couldn't, mainly suggest some great things to try? I've ordered a ton of different black licorice/salmiakki from Scandanavia and Germany (fazer salmiakki filled chocolate bar? oh my Lord yes) and need another adventure!
Because when you raise minimum wage, that means employers of the minimum wage earners need to push up their prices so that they're still making the same profits. (Actually, the same is not good enough, the profits need to exceed the previous years). The price of everything ends up inflating and minimum wage earners end up getting less for their money, despite having "more of it".
Do they need their own Bosch? Yet? Automation is automation, and it doesn't matter if they use Japanese parts, copy Japanese parts, or make their own. I believe it's almost inevitable that Chinese companies will take places at the forefront of automation technology within a few years, probably driven by AI research where they're at the forefront. But their success does not hinge on that
Mess with stuff in your free time. Most of the time people won't want to hire you to lead implementation/designing things unless you have experience doing it which can be a pretty nasty catch-22. Having some side projects side steps that and puts you ahead of a lot of your peers.

Also have a clear sense of direction of where you want to be going and what you want to be doing. Without that management and mentors won't know how to push you along and might come to expect you to remain in the same position for longer than you expect to.
i switched careers later in life , best decision ever. go ahead and don’t give a damn about others opinions, odd they’d stop talking to you sound jealous!
This is disgusting. One of my adult fears is that I’ll wind up on the wrong end of a collections bill or something and everything will go to shit. That being said, our court system was never particularly kind to the poor and destitute (what institution has been?). I’m so thankful that organizations like the ACLU exist and that they continue to do good, solid legal work.
I think it just means the author is saying the amount is > $25k

That could very well be 25 million. Correct me if I'm mistaken.
I grew up in poverty in the US as well, and I agree there’s a heartless tendency for people not to acknowledge it’s real. The tired comment I see most frequently is something like “nobody in the US is poor because everyone has plumbing, refrigerators, and TVs.” First, no, everyone does not. Many people are homeless. Second, it’s very narrow to focus on objective material factors, because that discounts the toll of the nightmarish stress the poor live with constantly, even the ones who have an apartment and a television.
What is the difference between a computer programmer and a software application developer?

Aren’t these titles used interchangeably?
Featuretools focuses on handling data with relational structure and timestamps. Here's an example to explain those two key points.

Imagine you have a relational database from a retail store with tables for customers, transactions, products, and stores.

Featuretools can make a feature matrix for any entity in the database using an algorithm called Deep Feature Synthesis. We wrote a blog post about it here: https://www.featurelabs.com/blog/deep-feature-synthesis/. Basically, it tries to stack dataset-agnostic "feature primitives" to construct features similar to what human data scientists would create. This means that a data scientist can go from building models about their customers to models about their stores in one line of code.

One aspect worth highlighting is that Featuretools can be extended with custom primitives to expand the set of features in can produce. As the repo of primitives grows, everyone in the community benefits because primitives aren't tied to a specific dataset or use case. Some of our demos highlight this functionality to increase scores on the Kaggle leaderboards.

Featuretools is good at handling time. When performing feature engineering on completely raw data it is important not to mix up time. When your data is timestamped, you can tell Featuretools to create features at any point in time and it automatically slices the data for you (even across relationships between tables!). You want to avoid situations similar to training a machine learning model on stock market data from 2017, testing that it works on data from 2016, and then deploying it and expecting to make money in 2018. You can read more about how featuretools handle time here: https://docs.featuretools.com/automated_feature_engineering/...)
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'Exponential' means something more specific than 'big' or 'largest in class'.
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You're being too generous because you're only considering 1st worlders. 71% of the world's population lives on less than $10/day. If we're going to try to flatten out quality of life among everyone then impoverished Americans are going to take a lifestyle cut.
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Thanks for posting this! I'm always interested in other people's experience with anxiety. I'm slightly jealous yours has an origin story though. I've been anxious for as long as I remember and can't recall any traumatic experiences nor come up with any logical explanations.
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Perhaps it's our media saturated culture with its constant images of perfect, beautiful, successful people? It may also be a lack of a grander purpose in life, so every little goal becomes all consuming.
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Glad to see they haven't removed useful stuff like the others. Considering upgrading my 2 year old S7e. But the prices are too high!
> I think comments like these are more likely propaganda than real experiences.

That's a pretty bad thing to say without knowing for sure.
This could be a Chinese or Russian Spy plane for all we know.
2 observations:

1) A video ad is potentially a poor environment for direct response signups in this case. People usually just want to watch the video they clicked on (unless maybe you're advertising on videos about Japanese candy — but in that case it might me more effective to sponsor videos by a popular video producer / channel (what SquareSpace does with Lessons From The Screenplay etc). At least with a sponsorship you can have a link in the description that doesn't disappear in 30 seconds.

2) Going a bit further, something like this is ideal for content marketing on Instagram (et al). I looked for an example of an account that posts novel Japanese candies. Low and behold the top two are both content marketing for similar services.
https://www.instagram.com/tokyotreat/?hl=en
https://www.instagram.com/japancandybox/?hl=en

$14k will get you a lot of pretty photos, posts, hashtags, follows, comments, etc. You continue to own your audience going forward and you end up with a neat little online publication / channel, which is a great jumping off point for other types of organic publicity (news quotes, etc).

Disclosure(?): I do content marketing / PR and formerly worked for a video platform on the product side.
This makes total sense. Uber & Lyft lowered the barrier to entry for private transportation. Instead of paying $20,000 for a car, I only need $10 and I can ride in comfort from lower Manhattan to Brooklyn.
You were temporarily embarrassed and broke for a little while.

That isn't poverty.
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I spent the first 12 years of my first child's life trying to make it possible for him to sleep decently. Off the top identity head:

ASD kids are picky. Try to keep foods on hand that are healthy and that the kid likes. Let them eat what they want from what is on hand.

Hey them a good multivitamin. Disney Princess Gummy vitamins worked well for my kids.

Make sure they get outside every single day for some physical activity. You may have to work at making sure this happens at the right time of day as well.

Kids need to be both physically tired and mentally tired to sleep. ASD kids have trouble getting the mental stimulation they need. Video tapes and video games sometimes serve them well.

Don't substitute physical exhaustion alone for physical tiredness plus mental tiredness. This can cause night terrors, where they wake up screaming after an hour.

Be accommodating of their weird preferences as much as possible. My oldest slept all kinds of weird places when he was little.

I have had a parenting blog in the past. I have fantasies I will eventually get back to that.

Best.
> Aren't there already things that do this?

> Well, yes. There is a project called ditaa that has this functionality. Sort of. But it's written in Java [...]

> So I reimplemented it in PHP. [...]

Who wants to do the NodeJS, Python, Go, Rust and Haskell reimplementations?
They take a 12 question test, so 12 bits of entropy (asfar as I could see these are indeed yes/o questions) and were able to correlate that to gene code, which has orders of magnitudes more entropy (I assume)?

> For the general factor of neuroticism we identified 1,436 SNPs that were genome wide significant and formed 11 independent loci. [...] Again, these findings were comparable to those from the original study by Smith et al.

> We include them here in order to compare them with the first GWASs of neuroticism factors, which we report
next. Four SNPs, all on chromosome 12, were genome-wide significant for the worry/vulnerability phenotype. These SNPs were located in one locus, spanning 219kb. This region contains the gene PPFIA2, which is known to be part of the postsynaptic density in humans [14,15].

And further

> The largest difference in the pattern of enrichment found was identified when examining which tissues showed enrichment. For each of the three neuroticism phenotypes, significant enrichment was found for the tissues of the central nervous system (general factor fold enrichment = 2.76, P = 1.35 × 10−4, anxiety/tension fold enrichment = 3.13, P = 1.90 × 10−4, worry/vulnerability fold enrichment = 3.57, P = 2.79 × 10−4);

> however, for the anxiety/tension factor significant enrichment was also found for the adrenal/pancreas (fold enrichment = 4.57, P = 6.52 × 10−4), cardiovascular (fold enrichment = 3.76, P = 0.004), and skeletal/muscle tissues

They actually had data quantifying the nervous tissue. Wow!

> The genetic variants associated with an increase in the general factor of neuroticism were also associated with a genetic risk for a lower household income (rg = -0.39, P = 2.67 × 10−16), and living in an area with a higher level of social deprivation (rg = 0.24, P = 6.95 × 10−5). However, both the anxiety/tension, and the worry/vulnerability factors showed significant
genetic correlations in the opposite directions to the general factor of neuroticism for both household income (anxiety/tension rg = 0.25, P = 7.64 × 10−4, worry/vulnerability rg = 0.24, P = 3.57 × 10−4), and living in an area with a higher level of social deprivation (anxiety/tension rg = -0.31, P = 3.87 × 10−5, worry/vulnerability rg = -0.31, P = 5.02 × 10−5).

Amazing, but association is not cause. I can imagine living in a terrible neighbourhood can leave a person, well, terrified, not to say neurotic. One question of an older test they used was removed from the revised test ("do you lock the door at night"), because it didn't fit their P values. Whatever that means, the test seems like a very rough measure to arrive at any statement at all.

And the fact that two traits are inversely related means to me without giving it further due thought, that headline is largely misleading.
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I fixed it by setting the system time (so that "date" returned the correct time), then I ran "sudo hwclock --systohc".
Believe it or not, you can actually save even more CPU cycles, precious as they are, by not visiting the sites that show the ads you find so offensive.
I absolutely loved my Sony Z3 Compact exactly for that reason. Was happy to sacrifice fullHD screen for an all-day phone that was still fully functional. I was really disappointed to discover that, when it was time to upgrade, that line had been discontinued.
WNYC ran a great podcast series on busting myths about poverty. Here's a link: https://www.wnyc.org/series/busted-americas-poverty-myths
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This is not completely true. I was pretty happy with Windows as my Desktop OS, despite the occasional horrors. All my games worked, Visual C worked and most of the random utilities worked.

I partially switched to Linux just as an adventure, because I could.
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Agree. There are plenty of traditional engineering jobs here in Kansas City, and they most definitely require a BS, if not higher. Nowadays the media only equates software with “high tech”.
>> doctors should know that that can happen

In fairness, I guess it really doesn't happen very often — the ER doc in my wife's situation commented that she had never seen it before. On the other hand, pulled muscles don't cause fever. I understand a little bit of reluctance to offer antibiotics, as they have been overused, but geez, you have a patient with a fever and in terrible pain, indeed with all the other symptoms of a kidney infection, what's really the downside to going ahead and starting the antibiotic to see what happens? That's how I see it, anyway; I'm not a doctor.
And there definitely is different categories for risk. People probably don't have equal risk tolerance for eating questionable food and gambling.
Thank you for sharing your story. I feel so much empathy towards you and your family, and I'm sorry to hear about your father feeling so bitter towards the system afterwards. I don't blame him.

When I see people screaming and walking down the streets talking to themselves, I see people that need love. I see people that need to be taken in, not just for a night, but for a year or longer... so they can stop stressing about where they'll get their next meal, or if they'll have someplace warm and safe to sleep at night.

It is so easy for people to judge them.. say that it is their fault for being down on their luck. When you're homeless, you just get used to people assuming the worse... heck you even start to assume the worse about yourself. You say, why is it that no one cares to see that I'm hurting inside. People judge them for not taking whatever work is available for the day, because they assume... hey, one day helps, right... well when you're homeless, the help of one person is kind and does help for a bit, but what what people need in America are communities helping them.

Unfortunately, you will likely have to go to religious services and pretend to care about religion enough to get the help you need, because that is who America has designated as their community support system.
how does that align with the CRBN ETF?
Can someone who knows tell me whether or not disabling your transponder would make you "disappear from radar"? The two are not completely related are they? Transponder to ID you, but radar is just bouncing a return signal off you, besides being a stealth plane to begin with how would you just turn that off?
Another reason not to live in the US. Jesus.
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The day you are banned is the day I leave this site for good.

Some days, the hubris on this site almost makes me physically sick.
That is not an example of anything - "We can't eliminate poverty! If we gave everyone a college education, some people would still be in poverty". There is no cause and effect.
This is kind of the opposite of what I've seen? The discount grocers often have people buying huge quantities of stuff. Some of which is probably attributable to having a single car for the household.
This week’s ramen won’t come unless the ads you ran six months ago generated some form of brand recognition...
I don't know if you've used recent Samsung phones (last 2 years). The software is much better than in any android phone. No slowdown, jam packed with features, close to zero fluff. I agree that animations can jerk around a bit sometimes, but that is a minor issue that they seem to be improving with every update.
Pretty sure he's already done that second part.

The linked "features demo" video on youtube shows it booting into the Crankshaft app from power on (through Rasbian Lite) in ~11 seconds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFEpfuDBDjM&feature=youtu.be
or just ban Uber and Lyft
Minimum wage only really encourages businesses to hire fewer people and train those fewer people to do more and be more productive, if not to raise prices. There are many small bookstores and mom-and-pop stores that are going to be closed when the minimum wage is raised because they literally can’t raise prices any more or hire fewer people.

That’s why in some other countries, instead of a minimum wage, which is the government forcing businesses to pay a certain wage, the government itself makes up the difference between the actual wage and a desired wage. So if the government decides that everyone should earn at least $15/h but the market price for flipping burgers is only $10/h, the government itself will provide the additional $5/h. This effectively raises the standard of living without pressuring businesses and also without the adverse effects like pushing up prices or creating more unemployment.
Capitalism?

Maybe the "industry" is called capitalism and where one part might spew massive carbon in whatever form to the world, another part provides fake data, fake arguments and fake theories to say "it's okay"/"it will work out"/"it's a conspiracy!!" and the other publicizes these till everyone forgets.
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I thought the article was pretty objective. It defines "mid-tech" as jobs not requiring a traditional college degree. ("loosely defined as tech jobs requiring less than a college degree") It's not saying all tech jobs in the midwest are mid-tech, only that those jobs are more likely in areas like the midwest.

I think you're projecting based on a perception that your employer isn't as respected as it would be if it were located elsewhere. (I'm in Houston, working at a company that's not in the energy sector and is run more like a startup, so I recognize that frustration)
>> Do people still buy $800 phones

The iPhone X is the best selling phone since it came out, isn't it?
A way of rephrasing the previous comments would be: “I only use hardware devices when I need special-purpose I/O (including direct physical measurements and physical effects). All signal processing and logic can be more cheaply, quickly, and effectively done in software.”
> I hate seeing people's comments on stories around this topic.

Could you explain why that is?
Why not? If you define poverty as being below the Xth percentile of wealth, then it is tautological that we cannot reach 100% non-poverty.

However, if you define poverty in absolute terms, then there is no fundamental reason why we cannot reach 100% non poverty. All that is necessary is for society to produce enough "stuff" that, when divided by the total population, is still greater than the poverty threshold.

In practice, the much harder problem is distributing that stuff such that everyone actually gets enough to put them beyond the poverty threshold. This is certainly a hard problem, but I don't see any reason to think that it is fundamentally unsolvable.
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1. Product Direction

a. Source in Initiatives (road map) , Product stories managed by Product/Project manager, Sr. Manager and Director thus providing inputs on the business aspects and requirements.

b. Tech Lead/Principal/Sr.Engineer provides feedback on 1a.)

2. Delivery Mgmt

a. Stories will be mapped to Features for which the Architecture/Design (done by Sr.Engineers) would be reviewed/voted by team.
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b. Feature will be prioritized by Tech Lead / Sr. Engineer based on comments from team or directly proceed to c)

c)Feature will be assigned to an Engineer for implementation

d)Feature will be verified by QA as well as Business lead/user post deployment or software release

e)Delivery feedback to be provided by the Product manager and Business user, this will be used to provide opportunity for improvement and/or appreciation of the effort (and hence motivation).
My twitter(http://twitter.com/pontifier/) has links to many discussions about this by many of the people who did not get their coins. I also flew out to an event to ask the VP of the NEM foundation about it. He acknowledged the issue, but refused to make any attempt to fix it.