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The brain physically changes in response to life's experiences. To dismiss life experience and believe genius is exclusively innate is a hard pill to swallow.

By understanding how a thing works, the more power one has to change it. Therefor, the better one understands their own intelligence, the more power they have to change their intelligence. However, being able to tease apart intelligence requires a high prerequisite intelligence, muddying the water between innate and not. In whole, I do not think intelligence is exclusively nature or nurture.

Asking someone, "When about do you think you became a genius?" is a great question. I might have to steal that one next time I bump into a genius offline.
I already have it. The app is called YouTube Vanced. It's brilliant.
There is:

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We want to build Zenkit as an Allrounder for your private life and your Business. At the moment it´s a tool which combines project management, task management, collaboration and many more. You can organize almost every department of your business with Zenkit. The best thing, you can switch views, personalize and customize it just the way you need it. If you need just a simple to-do list, no problem. You need to build a database and connect it to different tables, you can do that too.
Every business uses a lot of different tools which don´t "talk" to each other. Different departments are separated by different tools and data silos, not up-to-date files and a bad project overview are the problems. With Zenkit we want to build a connection between every team and department.

There is so much more to say about it. So if you are interested you could visit our website here: https://zenkit.com
They are not nessasarily totally unknown. If your build system also handles dependencies, then it might be the one providing those header files in the first place.

The problem comes when some part of your toolchain wants to access something outside of the build environment.
Not according to many experienced mediators.
Cool little tool!
Here you go :)

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San Francisco is essentially built out as far as zoning will allow. Attempts to fill in the gaps are frequently opposed and defeated in the community review proces. So I’m skeptical that there’s a lack of interest, but if you’re right, what’s the harm in zoning for more units anyway? If there’s truly no interest after the standard 700sqft “luxury apartment” falls to its Manhattan, Seattle, or Chicago price (all of which are a steal for SF), the only change has been on paper.
In the same way a 'just released' book is instantly #1 in the bestseller lists, and 'just released' music tops the charts almost immediately - paid promotion. Almost all 'viral sensations' from 'influencers' have teams of paid promoters behind them to get what they post in front of as many eyeballs as possible, as quickly as possible.

Top Tier Social Media 'celebrities' can directly influence the sales of almost anything if they promote or demote it enough, so there's a lot of money and effort moving around in the background to make all that happen.

The sad thing is, that in desperation to keep the hip kids clicking or viewing ads on their sites, all the news outlets just lap up this crap on a daily basis. It's a vicious circle.
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It's an interesting commentary on how language is weaponised to shape perceptions.

There are almost infinite permutations in English, depending upon the message to be conveyed or cloak. And by objectively studying that language you can determine the biases or viewpoints of the source.

"Small earthquake in Chile, not many dead" being a canonical example
It calls itself one, I imagine many people also consider it one. What is a true configuration management system?
Was wondering the same thing. Just seems like a points grab.
Note that to properly function, it relies on the new Tab Hiding API that has only just been enabled by default in the upcoming Firefox 61: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1458760

(Found here: https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2018/05/16/these-weeks-in-f...)
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It’s “content marketing”. The OP is the SSL shop that wrote the article.
LSD made me go from your run of the mill nihilist to being convinced that even consciousness is a complete illusion and all philosophy is built on this ridiculous lie.

It's like solipsism taken one step further, no I'm not the only thing that exists because -I- don't really exist in any meaningful way either.

We're all just P-zombies.

Qualia is nonsense

If you thought relating to normal people as a nihilist was hard.....
My introduction to statistics was learned as a sysadmin, trying to show that I was doing 'stuff'.
We already have quite a few German and French mixes, just need to pick which one you like best.

It just irks me that only the big countries get the goodies, and then some of the smaller ones eventually get it, if ever.
I couldn't find any articles about this either. As a Las Vegas native I'm very curious about this.
Except the data did leave with Cambridge Analytica
There is a pretty good book about the history of the Coyote - Coyote America by Dan Flores.
If you have the ability to apply audio effects on your speakers in real-time, pick one of the Heavy Bass presets and the clip instantly switches to Laurel.

The Yanny clip is in the high register, and the Laurel clip (from dictionary.com) is in the low register, and they've just been overlaid into a single mono clip.
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It's not clear how this benefits their advertisers either, though. It just seems like poor planning.
Being socially celebrated gets you all the things people teach you mean success as you're growing up: Money, probably a beautiful wife, the admiration of your peers. I agree with you that doesn't have to matter but I don't think you should underestimate how much that flies in the face of what most people have been taught matters most.
It's more a portfolio tracker than a financial engineering tool but I have been thinking about adding some correlation / variance measurement to optimize portfolios, see the blog:

https://www.cryptoport.net
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I'm not the one selling something. Maybe you need marketing, but I don't.

On the other hand, if I'm actively trying to buy something, then I'll appreciate you telling me what you're selling.

If I'm in a bike shop, it's because I want to buy a bike. The shop doesn't need to know where I was earlier. If you as a seller want to know more about your (potential) customers, maybe… ask them?
> The reason you can hear both is because someone took the high frequencies of "yanny" and combined them with the low frequencies of "laurel".

No, I very much doubt this is a doctored recording. Wired did an interview with the person(s) who first discovered it [0]. They played the pronunciation of "laurel" from vocabulary.com [1] on their computer and re-recorded the audio to their phone, then posted it to instagram. The audio sounds distorted because it was played through laptop speakers and recorded again with a microphone.

The "laurel/yanny" effect is also reproducible with the audio from the original source at [1]. You don't need to doctor the audio to hear it.

[0] https://www.wired.com/story/yanny-and-laurel-true-history/

[1] https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/laurel
This should be expected.

Rust isn't a new machine: It's the same old dumb machine, with some extra manoeuvres that make things "safe" (except when you say "unsafe"). It's not even remotely interesting to anyone who isn't troubled frequently enough by those things that need more safety.

JavaScript on the other hand, is a new machine: It's the most widely distributed networked machine we have, and it's amazing for that.

- You can buy cpus anywhere in the world by putting an ad out there that runs JavaScript and pipes the results back to you.

- You can build and deliver robust software that "runs" on such a wide variety of terminals including desktop workstations, servers, "phones", televisions, wristwatches, entertainment tablets, refrigerators, space satellites, and so on.

- Anybody can learn it. It is so much more inviting and accessible than anything that came before it that people feel very few real barriers to entry.

- It's fast "enough". I work in HPC - massive teraabyte-ram workstations building applications where we need to respond with bids in microseconds, disk seeks are counted for writes, and so on, so whilst there are still some things close to my heart that JavaScript isn't fast enough for, it's fast enough for everything else. Managers love this stuff.

Seeing our favourite applications running on JavaScript paints clearer a world where we can do fantastic new things. People love seeing "X in JavaScript" because they are seeing "X for the future" and the future is cool!

Porting a version control system to rust doesn't: At best, we find additional protection from a specific class of bug. Maybe it's exciting to people who are already excited about rust, but anyone that thinks these things are even remotely the same need to get their head examined.
>I better its safer than most modern planes with those guys living up there taking care of her.

Not likely. Planes don't usually crash from maintenance neglect. We are at a point where it's multiple simultaneous failures caused by something unforseen, not lazy maintenance.
I was thinking something similar.
> Bitcoin startup

> Needs Trusted third party

Ok
Well, when the movie is in theather, there are rarely good quality (non-cam) torrents available and the screen is usually bigger than at home, but it might not be a factor, depending on the viewer or the movie.
But it's true when it reach DVD, you'll still have to watch the anti-piracy ads.
I think the reality of why they do this is to stop people using YouTube as a free music player, which unfortunately is a very common usage.

It's a shame this restricts other youtube videos too though, such as creators / original content / etc. I'd really also love to use Picture-in-Picture on iOS.
This annoys me so much. They are all Humans.
When Boeing stretched the upper deck for the -300 and subsequent passenger models there was resistance from the freight operators because the floor beams intruded into the main-deck volume. Not so much as to affect passengers but enough to restrict positioning of cargo.

So all built-as-freighter models retain the short-deck with short hump, right up until the latest 747-8F being built today. Even though, counter intuitively, the long hump has less drag.

That's also why retired long-hump passenger versions are less valued for conversion to freighters. There is no approved type mod to hack off the long hump and its structure.
I think the question is about the media keys. What happens if your phone is playing something on Spotify, and your laptop is playing something on VLC, but also has Spotify open? Does pressing the skip media key make both players skip, or just one of them?
Their website still has just as much content on it as before, it's just differently focused. I don't really believe anyone in the newsrooms there said "hmm we have a lower budget this year, all we can afford is feminism!".
Obviously this is an opportunity for Google to get into the business of making more payment apps. They're way behind the curve on that compared to their music and chat services, only having two at this point (Google Pay and Tez).

There is an obvious hole right there that I'm sure they could fill with a blockchain or anonymous gift cards. Or both! They could be the leading service provider for using the blockchain to verify gift cards in a distributed ledger and use it as middleware to convert gift cards into Google Points. What are Google Points good for? Anything cash is good for! So buying ad placements (on Google), music subscriptions (provided by Google), extra cloud storage (in the Google Cloud of course, 'scuse me, Google One), stock (in GOOG) and groceries (via Google Express).

Or you know, they could just inherit whatever agreements PornHub has with their existing payment processor that covers PornHub Premium on their way to reinventing Prime. That isn't as sexy as making 5 more payment apps though. Definitely not as sticky and not enough blockchain.
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>not even in the desires of the humans who participated in most of the dog domestication

[citation needed]
I cannot take this seriously due to the poor grammar, I think this belongs in /r/linuxmemes.
I'm not familiar with either of those particular two tools, and what you say may well be absolutely true for both of them.

It's just that this argument keeps getting used for every single new "reinvented wheel" (to borrow from the GP). Sometimes the argument is as strong as "it couldn't be done any other way" and sometimes it's as weak as "this one is just incrementally better," but it feels a little like crying wolf.

Was it really "very hard" to make the old wheel do what you needed, or perhaps somehow extend it or add a library, or was it just far more fun and exciting to build something from scratch?

I generally don't mind a proliferation of tools, except when they start to break or conflict with each other, which is, I believe the GP's main concern, and at least tangentially related to the article.
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I also have YouTube Premium and use it from my workstation + my work laptop + my phone, and never had this issue. Maybe this is something TV specific if you use their TV web app (cannot control playback from multiple devices at the same time) ?
I first thought that the idea was to lend "fake credibility" to an image, by making it seem like the output from an application.

But I guess the main idea must be prototyping, and to show off how a particular design might look in the end, once implemented as part of an application.
Maybe consider a license change?
Or using Firefox for Android with the Video Background Play Fix addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-backgro...
I’ve yet to see that and I use YouTube like that literally every day. I wonder if you’re in a test group or specific to whatever media you’re watching.
im going to have to disagree here. ive trained my google play by hitting the like button on songs i like. My music taste is wide ranging but often quite selective within a genre and its really blown me away with how good its been with providing me with subtley new music i.e just similar enough to interest me but different enough that i dont get bored. This also feeds into my weekly 'new music that i might like' menu. I really dont get suggested anything thats in the charts anymore much to my pleasure!
Hey, Switzerland is not that big!
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This looks like a provocative question, but ok. We're working on a Q&A knowledge base deeply integrated with slack: https://www.producthunt.com/upcoming/all-new-onebar
That just sounds like a poor choice of a first step; why not use a random sample, then apply their sophisticated algorithm on that?
I love your comment =)

I love how people start panicking when their worldview is questioned, by themselves.

What's so wrong with an open mind? I was a firm 100% atheist and became a non-dualist because of my experiences. I'm still INCREDIBLY logical and scientific in 99.99999% of things (I'm a Data Scientist/Analyst for a living). But I will never, ever shake those experiences... once you get a glimpse of 'infinite', it tends to stay with you.
I had the same initial reaction but then again I don't have a dog nor do I have a large enough estate to ever need such a device anyway. Clearly I don't have the data to weigh in on this issue. That being said if you consider that having dogs in a very large outdoors environment with a colar that zaps them (after warning them) if they stray too far is abuse, then isn't keeping the same dog in a small cramped urban flat much, much worse? If I was the dog I know what I'd choose.

That being said I think if I was in their position (and again, I'm very far from it) I think I'd prefer having an actual physical fence.
Atheism says "god does not exist and I'm sure about this". This is exactly like saying "it's impossible for me to win the lottery" - that is the stupid position to take, because you know in this case it is untrue. Anything theological is impossible to prove one way or the other (or at least I've never heard of anything remotely approaching proof) and therefore a position of certainty one way or the other must be lunacy.
>Tangentially, though, I'd love to know how such a simple, half-functional, and clearly proof-of-concept site can garner almost a thousand upvotes on ProductHunt?! I've submitted substantially more complex (and finished) products in the past that have only gotten 5-40 upvotes and like 2 comments a pop.

As the others have stated, complexity does not equal value to the user. I think that the simplicity is exactly what people like about it. It doesn't try to do everything, it only does one thing and that makes it easy to use and easy to understand the value proposition.

People on PH and HN are very tolerant of MVP's and understand they won't function perfectly and not have many features. It only does one thing and it does it well in 95% of the cases.

>Is it a matter of getting an influencer to post it for you? Does wip.chat help with this? I find it utterly bizarre.

There is no secret to doing well during your launch (or at least, not that I know of), but it's a combination of lots of smaller variables (timing, luck, optimizing your post and more). As you can see I hunted Screely myself from a relatively new account so I don't think this plays a role.

You are not allowed to ask for upvotes so wip.chat does not help in this way. There are plenty of products that came out of wip.chat that did not do well at all.

However, I think there is a huge amount of value in being part of a community of makers/developers/designers. I have gotten feedback from others during development, they helped me when I got stuck with programming issues and they gave me tips for how I should launch. Wip chat will not magically make your launch do well but it will help you make a product than can do well on it's own.
Mixing two audio files is contrary to what the people who posted this to instagram & twitter stated they did.
Technically he took 200ug. First 100ug intravenous, then his wife injected another dose of 100ug.
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In their defense they did release 2 previous payments apps (wallet and android pay), but rolled them into google pay
When I was in school, there were the people who seemed smart and the people who seemed like they worked hard.

The people who seemed smart won the minigames. They got good grades with little effort. But somehow, they ended up with no institutional support -- in fact, the school hated them. Eventually one of the teachers (who was visibly insecure about her own intelligence and competence) cooked up a nonsense pretext to get some of them expelled.

One kid's parents brought a legal challenge, the school settled for a year's worth of college tuition, and last I heard his parents had withdrawn him from college to pack him off to rehab for heroin addiction. The only other expellee I've heard from left the country, never to return.

The people who seemed like they worked hard didn't always get the best grades. But the institution went out of its way to make life easier for them, and they're all doing alright now.
Happening here too; on Firefox/Win10.

Something that seems unrelated is that, in your drawWindow function you seem to be assigning an onload handler and then immediately overwriting it with a different onload handler. This is not really the problem, but I mention it just so you know.

Now, the actual problem seems to be there's a long standing bug in Firefox where it won't draw SVG to neither canvas nor Image elements if they don't have a proper width and height set (and it seems it has to be pixel based, a percentage width/height won't work either). I've just tried adding it to the <svg> template string you have in drawWindow and it does seem to solve the problem.
Taking any anti bacteria medication on a regular basis will encourage resistance. I can not how that would be considered a good idea.
Swedish article, but apparently Chromebooks is "38% of the market for schools" http://feber.se/pc/art/362288/chromebooks_slde_bst_i_svenska...
I am trying to figure out what's the value of this additional fake window around the screenshot.
Could you describe any valid use case, please?
Imagine being called out at a talk by this guy. It'd feel more like a WWE match than an AI conference!
I think the take away is basically that you're optimizing for the the sum of all series, which means that focusing on winning either the battle or the war by itself is fruitless and counterproductive.

I agree, in a lot of ways, I prefer to make situations win-win because it leads to better long term outcomes. It's as much about framing as it is about succeeding in the short or long term.