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https://f-droid.org/ has a catalouge of ~1500 apps which have absolutely no dependencies on the proprietary google play services.

Those few proprietary apps for which there are no free alternatives (spotify, duolingo) seemed to work fine without the play services.
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What I do not understand from a market perspective is why insurers don't cooperate more to fund such research. If a treatment goes from 20k to 1k p.a. the benefits for insurers are clear. They could even fund such research in an equity-fashion, that way steering clear of anti-competition law and free-rider problems (just sell it to the non-cooperators for 20k).
> Finally, there are motorcycles.

Absolutely, I wish every prospective motorcyclist would study the stats (more than 35 times increased mortality rate per driven km [1]) and discuss this with their loved
ones.

Those who insist driving a motorcycle afterwards deserve their genes to be removed from the gene pool.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorcycle_safety
esketamine is simply the S-ketamine stereoisomer. TFA calls it part of the ketamine molecule but it is the ketamine molecule.
There is kind of a consensus model: the fork with the most good work on it is the real one.

If you come across a forest of different forks of Ruby On Rails, you can identify the project's main master by looking for the longest sequence of commits by known project participants...
https://stripe.com - It's beautiful but conveys all the information that you need quickly. It also has excellent copy.

https://canny.io - Very crisp design and it conveys the use case really well.

https://baremetrics.com - This has come such a long way and has stunning design.
Text editors and terminals seem to be an interesting space: nobody is quite happy with the status quo, but the status quo is too well established to be dislodged. Everybody keeps attempting their own implementation, but the existing players are good enough (or can be tweaked to be good enough) that no-one gets serious traction.
The articles says that

> not a single person has been killed while driving it, or as a passenger.

It doesn't say anything about no one killed by the XC90, which is quite, ahem, surprising for an article touting AEB.
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In this specific case the bladder damage is from the ketamine (metabolites) itself, not impurities.
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> Apple can tell you a lot about how their attempts worked out for them

Worked out pretty fine in the end if you ask me. I'm using apple maps all the time and it works just fine.
My guess is that 0.5-1g/day, if ingested every day, is sufficient to cause bladder damage.

However, for use as an antidepressant, 100-200mg (0.1-0.2g) twice a month is sufficient, so it shouldn’t be an issue.
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Now if there's ever an occasion to say "correlation isn't causation" it's this one. There are so many factors to consider here that drawing any kind of relation between "drinking culture" (how do you even define this?) and general population happiness sounds preposterous to me. Furthermore in this case the correlation is rather week if you compare it with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_alcohol_c...

It reminds me of people who praise smoking saying that they get to meet people during breaks. I'm sure they do but certainly there are other ways to achieve the same result that don't involve hurting one's health? You can definitely go to a pub of your choice and socialize while drinking non-alcoholic beverages if you want.
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Not an order of magnitude. Maybe 1.5-2x. Antidepressant doses are not far off of recreational for most recreational users.

The recreational doses are also relatively small (10-50%) compared to anesthetic doses, too. Being unconscious isn’t the recreational user’s aim.
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Would you not want to sell stock you have held for some time to take advantage of lower capital gains - or do the US tax authorities assume you are selling older stock first?
The Grey Goo catastrophe happened a few billion years ago -- everything around today is an inheritor of that legacy one way or another. Including multicellular organisms.
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Some other resources:

The github repo for their JS handwriting prediction library:

https://github.com/hardmaru/rnn-tutorial

Experiments in Handwriting with a Neural Network:

https://distill.pub/2016/handwriting/

Related work, Draw Together with a Neural Network:

https://magenta.tensorflow.org/sketch-rnn-demo

Previous HN discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14372628
Human input in normal cars with sensors provides supervision.
Maybe 20 years ago, and maybe still in some parts of Europe, but these days most workplaces have a strict no-alcohol policy.
Minor nitpick, GPS does enable experience for some people.

My riding partner has difficulty with converting the absolute direction of maps into relative left/right terms, and prefers GPS turn-by-turn guidance.

I go on cycle camping trips. I get lost most often when I go through cities, because I find it hard to keep attention on the map, pay attention to the traffic, and take in what I'm cycling through, all at the same time. I am tempted by a turn-by-turn GPS so I don't, for the n-th time, have to stop and redetermine my position and bearing.

That is not an adventure.

I have been "lost", in the sense of not being where I thought I was, and being further off the route of where I planned to go, many times. So far none of them have resulted in an adventure.

Nor have none of them been of the sort described in this article, where getting lost near sunset increased the risk of hypothermia.

What has resulted in an adventure is looking at a different route, wondering "where does this go?", and taking it - knowing that I have enough mapping technology with me to both see that it might be an interesting route, and not get more than temporarily lost.
Thanks for replying directly! Btw what I said is definitely not a limit for your business IMHO, because even if you continue to have an high rate of false negatives, many businesses may find valuable to find some bugs using your service: to lower the amount of imperfections can be already good enough. After all no code review is able to spot any bug. It's just that in complex software with many moving parts, one should understand that probably two kinds of reviews are needed, more "local" reviews that can still spot certain bugs, and other conceptual reviews made by people which are very expert in the code base. Moreover, I think that for large customers, you may even have a product that involves developers becoming experts of a single code base of a large customer to provide in-depth reviews. Good luck!
The effects are so significant that I have gifted small amounts of ketamine to close friends who suffer from depression, so that they may store it long term as an emergency last resort to try in the event of irresistible suicidal ideation. It really is a lifesaver.
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If advertisers are spending $150/month on users they are probably earning at least $50/month from users. But it's not distributed evenly - a lot is probably for big ticket items.

My point is, people are paying it anyway.
Thanks for the support! :) I've made a submission for the Cosmos-SDK for disambiguation.
Not sure a wise investor would 100% use "index" funds especially one with such a large > 1M portfolio.

At that level you would need to look at diversification both on a geographical and sector level.

In the UK I would of course sell enough to use up my CGT allowance - you can also move up to 20k£ into an ISA to put the shares beyond tax for CGT and Dividend Tax
Note that this isn't cheap because training doesn't scale like software businesses. That means the revenue multiple is lower than for a software company.
Ummm, no. This journalist used a different type of GPS-based mapping system and found it was a better experience for the types of activities she does.
It's actually worse, because you have to factor in media attention, advertisement, bias etc to things that makes the problem worse; e.g. most of those hearts and respitory deaths can be attributed to pollution and lack of exercise, that means the car and all that it brings.

You are inundated with positive coverage of cars all over, they are vehemently supported in most pieces and comments. Pair that with;

Heart Disease 10.388 Under
Car Accidents 2.285 Under
Lower Respiratory Disease 3.520 Under
Look at american religious groups such as Mormons or Seventh Day Adventists. You could even go even further and look at the health effects of people who have left those religions and began drinking afterwards, compared to their siblings who stayed in. It would be near impossible to get this data, but you could even do a twin study on this. This would essentially isolate the effects of alcohol, as otherwise the lifestyles are nearly idential in terms of anything that would relate to physical health.
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Of course there are a variety of variables that drive happiness, and wealth is probably one of the strongest.

A proper regression analysis would have to be performed, but even if minimal, I would bet there is some correlation.

Here is an interesting article/study focusing on the short term benefits to increasing happiness when drinking.

http://time.com/4347687/alcohol-happiness-boost/
Don't use that if you're leading a bicycle race. It happened in the Dubai Tour earlier this year: the organizers car (a Mercedes) autobraked and the bunch crashed into it. They disabled the sensor after that. Obviously it's not a normal use case.

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/abu-dhabi-tour-organisers-bl...
Cosmos - "the universe seen as a well-ordered whole"

Given the nature of the word, I it think fits the Cosmos Network pretty well, as blockchains are mostly about consensus around ordering. And Cosmos IBC provides a kind of partial-but-sufficient ordering around the Cosmos Hub.

But maybe it'll all run on a CosmosOS, and be integrated with the Cosmos react system.
A court judgment that a company has abused its monopoly power is a binary stat.
You can use youtube-dl's archiving feature for that.

I use it regularly on my fairly large music playlist and it goes through all 20 pages just fine despite adding stuff on the bottom occasionally (I sorted it by creation date)
Here’s why female Uber drivers make 7% less than males
also related, this blog post

https://research.googleblog.com/2017/04/teaching-machines-to...

prev discussion

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14114706
It's important to study the risks associated with alcohol, but it's also important to be pragmatic about how we reduce risk in our lives.

Everything is risky, riding a horse is risky, going sailing is risky, doing a stressful job is risky. Running marathons often causes health problems. Being sedentary causes health problems.

Being lonely is terrible for your health. Having a beer with your friends could be as important as another evening in the gym.
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I've recently moved to Europe and if there is something that I personally dislike is the higher amount of alcohol in both social and work life in general.

At least in the country I live, it's quite accepted to mandate your day with a high volume of coffee, cigarettes then cool down with alcohol.

And I am coming from NYC.

edit: missing word
I don't ordinarily upvote articles about politics, but I upvoted this one because (a) it's a fairly dispassionate, thoughtful analysis (b) of what it claims is a turning point (rather than just the everyday back and forth of politics).
Getting a drug approved by the FDA is pretty expensive. Abolishing the FDA, thereby reducing the cost of introducing the drug, might be the real solution here.
I still think Sailfish OS can become very big because China and Russia are investing in it. The market there is huge and both countries produce a lot of smartphones.
This worked really well for me recently, though that first day on almost no sleep was a form of low grade torture.

Got in around dawn; walked around until about 4pm; fast asleep by 6; woke naturally around 8am. Slept 10 hours again the second night, but was comfortably on local time for the rest of the trip.
> You need to consider that now random new cars may execute a "brake check" maneuver in situations where you would never anticipate a human to have done the same thing.

This is to persuade you to also buy a car with new brake tech ;)
I'm sure people an Enron and Lehman Brothers thought the same. Even if it's a one in a billion chance, you should be protected for that.
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MUMPS is a bonkers database language popular with healthcare and banks.

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

KDB is another bonkers database language popular with banks and high-frequency traders.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kdb%2B

(There is a common theme here!)
I don't think having a glass of wine at lunch or dinner can damage your health; in fact I recall reading somewhere that it's actually healthy. The problems start when you go over that.
Slow down, put on the rear fog light. That's how you're supposed to handle it, but either people have never been taught to do it, or they've forgotten.
Well I'm paying extra life insurance on my mortgage because I used to smoke. Ok fine, I quit, good riddance.

But a paranoid conspirationist would argue that these studies help these mandatory policies as well as providing wriggle-room for health insurances to get off the hook or impose higher premiums for anything that's remotely "risky behavior" - which at this stage might be anything...
IIRC the amount of wine that is beneficial is very small, less than a glass and perhaps less than what many would think, and over that amount it becomes detrimental.
that is not a responsibility of the currency however. you can build a trust system on top of the 'transactions layer'
Yeah. The Volvo XC90 is a big car and most of the excellent safety record for it can be attributed to the inherent higher safety of larger cars:

https://www.edmunds.com/car-safety/are-smaller-cars-as-safe-...

https://www.technologyreview.com/s/413018/laws-of-physics-pe...

It's just physics. When large a object meets a small object then the large object wins because it has more energy and ends up pushing the small object backwards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgDPcM_1vJs&t=43s
How's that? It's open source and they wrote the whole thing from scratch. Even if they abandon the project it's open source and work can continue even after MS has their way with them.
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Ahhhh: geosynchronous versus geostationary. I hope I wasn't the only confused muppet!
"A silent weapon system operates upon data obtained from a docile public by legal (but not always lawful) force. Much information is made available to silent weapon systems programmers through the Internal Revenue Service. (See Studies in the Structure of the American Economy for an I.R.S. source list.)

This information consists of the enforced delivery of well-organized data contained in federal and state tax forms, collected, assembled, and submitted by slave labor provided by taxpayers and employers.

Furthermore, the number of such forms submitted to the I.R.S. is a useful indicator of public consent, an important factor in strategic decision making. Other data sources are given in the Short List of Inputs.

Consent Coefficients - numerical feedback indicating victory status. Psychological basis: When the government is able to collect tax and seize private property without just compensation, it is an indication that the public is ripe for surrender and is consenting to enslavement and legal encroachment. A good and easily quantified indicator of harvest time is the number of public citizens who pay income tax despite an obvious lack of reciprocal or honest service from the government."
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>* Everybody keeps attempting their own implementation, but the existing players are good enough (or can be tweaked to be good enough) that no-one gets serious traction.*

The problem is that not enough people/money are thrown at the problem.

Microsoft has done wonders with VSC with its big team -- but in the end of the day it's Node and DOM based.

Imagine what something like ST would be, if it wasn't an one-man effort.
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I had a story relayed to me just a few hours ago that seems pertinent. I was on discord with a few old gaming friends being nostalgic. We'd all known each other online for some time before discovering discord. One of my friends is a woman who had never revealed this. I did not know this until tonight, but when she got on discord's voice chat for the first time she was extremely anxious about how people would react. She said one of her fondest memories is about how we mostly just poked fun at ourselves for assuming otherwise and then played the game just like we always did, having a great time with each other.

The way she spoke about it reminded me of how I felt when my family reacted positively to coming out as bisexual. Which blows my mind and deeply saddens me... the idea that gaming culture could cause someone to feel their gender needed to be information guarded in that way. Its alarming, and I think regardless of your views of the culture wars its something that needs to be fixed as urgently as possible.
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This is a benefit of using Vim (versus GUI editors) - you have a full history of all the commands you did
You must have some pretty poor apps - my local one doesn't even need an app.

In the UK when I call my normal cab company it knows where my phone is and asks you to press 1 to book a cab to my location - I then get a SMS confirming the booking another when the cab is dispatched and one when it arrives
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But that is exactly how the market would look from the consumer side if the airlines had perfect information.
This is a myth, I've seen bunch of meta-analysis related to alcohol usage done recently which show that even light usage of alcohol is harmful.
At least there was this recently https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/01/ninth-circuit-doubles-...

Obviously that only covers one specific angle though.
Why? Why wouldn't the income from subscriptions be enough?
> Pharma companies don't benefit from getting Ketamine approved (since it's no longer patent protected), so no one is putting it through FDA for depression.

This is incorrect.

There are ongoing phase 3 clinical trials for nasally applied esketamine that will lead to FDA approval if succesfully reviewed. These trials are conducted worldwide and are very encouraging. The specific application seems to be patentable. First results should be available around 2019ish or 2020.

You can find the trials here:

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/results?term=esketamine+depre...

And one of the patent applications here:

https://patents.google.com/patent/US20130236573A1
If you use Ketamine regularly you build up a long lasting resistance pretty fast. I've met someone who was doing 5-10 grams a day and it barley had any noticeable effect on him
They do, but psychologically they design the shops so that you get lost and see a lot of 'impulse-buy' sensitive items before you even get to the place you want to be.
One thing they do is serve as a recruiting agency as well. I was an instructor there for awhile and that was part of the business. But that was back in circa 2012 and I wasn’t exposed much to their actual sales/b2b efforts.

GA is a great org — they also did a lot of (job training) work with returning military vets as well. GA has gotten a lot of people into the tech world. Their courses aren’t all-encompassing, but their web dev courses are good enough to get junior devs off to a good start. I wish I had them when I got started! Their current Project Management courses look pretty solid as well. Highly recommended (but I have an admitted bias of course.)
What I continually find neat and attractive in these old videos, specifically the one before the earthquake, is how multiuse the roads were.

People walking in the middle of the street, carts, horses, etc. The street hadn’t yet been given completely over to the car. We’ve swung so far away from this now to make it illegal to jaywalk for the efficiency of cars getting around without them needing to worry about other forms of traffic.

It’s definitly safer now, but at the cost of giving over significant portions of our cities to cars. We put the onus on the pedestrian, cyclist, scooter, et al, to fight for getting access back to the street, but it hasn’t always been this way.

Edit: spelling.
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The counterbalanec to it is that Europeans, generally speaking, know how to temper it with an active lifestyle. Few people I know sit at home on the weekend in front of the TV. People are out running, cyclicing, taking part in spartan races, climbing mountains, kayaking, sailing, skiing, flying aircraft etc. Granted, I live in a rich part of the world, but at least here, there is a great emphasis on an active life, both physically and mentally (think travel, museum tours, live music and operas etc). People well into their eighties are active. This kind of vitality about life is not as common in the states in my experience.
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> European countries having say a beer or a glass of wine with lunch is normal.

It's not a historical constant.

Alcohol consumption in Europe started to skyrocket after he WWII and it peaked around 60s (25 liters of pure alcohol per person per year in France) and has gradually declined. In the last decade or so the consumption has fallen dramatically. Now it's something like 12.5 liters per year in France. Still twice the rest of the world.

That 'European alcohol culture' (socially accepted constant consumption) comes with heavy cost. Most harm from alcohol use (by numbers) falls to heavy users who are are not seen as alcoholics. Differed diseases, neglect of children, fetal alcohol syndrome, etc.

Some statistics from France. Prevalence of alcohol use disorders and alcohol dependence (%), 2010*
first number is disorder percentage, second is alcohol dependence

Males 8.8 , 4.7
Females 2.5 , 1.3
Both sexes 5.5 , 2.9
Europe 7.5 , 4.0

source:
http://www.who.int/substance_abuse/publications/global_alcoh...
Overthrowing Trump is such a popular topic among his adversaries since he won the election surprisingly. So many "turning points" have been claimed by the "resistance" front. So I won't buy this one. OTAH IMHO "turning point" as a concept is enough vague, so IIRC you can claim many prior and posterior events to be turning points.
Any link to this article without paywall?
cite there may well be displinary consequences for being drunk at work but not for going out to lunch and having a drink with lunch.

And whilst not as many companies have on premises bars any more go to almost every company in silicon roundabout and they will have beer in the fridge.