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Whoever downvotes you probably never tried Bluemix. Just saying.

(I used it once at a hackathon several years ago and it was enough to make me want to not try again. I hope their current offerings are better. At the time, they had some utility which was supposed to compete approximately with Heroku workflow, and it was bad enough in the first 6 hours of the hackathon that we wound up spending an hour or more switching to Heroku instead of trying to figure it out.)

Git receive hooks were straight up broken, I had to wonder if anyone internally was even using the product, and there was no indication that it was in beta. The hackathon was sponsored by IBM and the gentleman who was on-site to rep the line was not very interested in our problems working with the platform, only seemed to note that we didn't try more of the whiz-bang AI and NLP features that could have helped the core functionality we were trying to build. I wish I had told him that what we needed firstly, was four walls and a roof.

I've had some better interactions with IBM Cloud team members at conferences since then, so it's fair to take my criticism with a grain of salt.
I wonder how small/efficient (and compatible with the rest of the world’s existing ecosystem without requiring special large parking spots and such, high in a city might be a big difficulty to retrofit) a purpose-built, self-driving vehicle could be. If the wheelchair doesn’t need to be in a position to drive, it would be a lot easier to fit it in a shorter wheelbase, with a less expensive mount. You would still need some greater height than a regular sedan, but probably could be narrower and load through the rear. I assume you would still want space for 1-3 other passengers. EV makes this even better — you could potentially make a city car for a wheelchair user which fit in the same footprint as a Mini Cooper.

Even if these were inherently more expensive, and had higher costs due to lower production runs, it might save enough on other costs to be worth it. They would also be viable paratransit or Uber model rentals (assuming self driving becomes the default) so even $200k vehicles could work. If the system were sufficiently on demand and convenient, dropping ADA from existing large buses and other transit, making them cheaper and more reliable, could potentially be a net savings.
Academics certainly study how the end of societal norms such as monogamy impact those societies, although this kind of research is pooh-poohed by the large group of people who believe that all societal norms are worthless.
People claim that DNA testing is going to transform treatment for people with mental ill health. One claim that's being made is that we can make better choices for anti-depressant medication for people with major depression if we target medication based on genetic testing.

This research seems to show that this is not true, and that there's a bunch of stuff more useful than genetics when chosing medication.
For posterity, here is Jordan Peterson responding to the numerous articles that misinterpretation his usage of the phrase "enforced monogamy":

https://jordanbpeterson.com/media/on-the-new-york-times-and-...
Jordan Peterson is a blowhard conservative who's had more success wooing impressionable edgy teenagers than any actual academic pursuits. I don't understand how anyone takes him or his ideas seriously.
A business helping brands break world records for press seems like a pretty fun idea. I wish them the best!
Another element that i have noticed locally is that many more men pick up vocational work locally (because many vocational schools were established with support from local industry), while women leave for cities and such for education. And by the time they have finished that they have found a man that is also in that city for work or education.
Thanks for sharing, I like IdeaCheck, I will shoot you guys an email for some ideas I have.
Nokia 6 launch is perfect fly way, Nokia should thanks to Android
Did anyone else click this article thinking there would be pictures of old measuring sticks?
I'm willing to accept that as necessary; we can't expect the creators to have access to information that may not exist, so it's better that they put nothing than something inaccurate.
> Google Analytics provides an IP anonymization feature.

The &aip=1 feature - in spite of it's name - does not provide any useful anonymity! As you can see in Google's own documentation (your 2nd link), when aip=1 GA claims that "the last octet of the user IP address is set to zero".

At best this can only group your IP with the neighboring 255 addresses. Google still logs the upper 24-bits of the address, which is probably enough to discover e.g. your ASN and geolocation. In practice, IP addresses usage is not perfectly uniform, so your actual "anonymity" is less than the theoretical maximum of 1-in-256. In general, the HTTP headers, cookies, etc will have at least 8 bits of unique entropy that more than makes up for losing the least interesting 8 bits of your IPv4 address.

This feature isn't designed to provide actual anonymity. The documentation even suggests the feature was designed to minimally satisfy certain legal or contractual obligations:

>> This feature is designed to help site owners comply with their own privacy policies or, in some countries, recommendations from local data protection authorities, which may prevent the storage of full IP address information.

Notice that this mentions pre-GDPR "recommendations" and that compliance is the goal, not user anonymity.

(side note: that documentation doesn't even acknowledge IPv6. Does the aip=1 feature even exist for IPv6?)
Since you're on the hook for a polymorphic call anyways in a rewrite of a runtime runtime structure, I think this is not the "overhead" that anyone was talking about.
Isn't that essentially what laws against bigamy are for?
All of these apps are essentially the same. I have to click some extra button or drag and drop some extra thing, and then when your service disappears I have to grab my export and figure out how to import it to the next one.

What does your product offer over the hundreds of other sites that do exactly the same thing? Have you innovated in this space?
And maybe still more accesible:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16434741
The widespread availability of pornography probably does drive home several extra layers of resentment in someone whose personal track record with courting, dating, and sex has been unsatisfying. At a surface level, it seems to demonstrate that sex -- and not just fruits of performances thereof -- is a transaction, and that the attributes that they bring to the marketplace (appearance, aesthetic, attitude, interests, personality, attainment) are unpopular among the potential pool. Amateur pornography exacerbates this, because it appears to suggest that sex, and the mood of sexual adventurousness required to film it, is extremely common, and taking place between average, everyday people. This can further their fears of inferiority.

This skirts a taboo that you can barely talk about: that personal preferences in dating are not judged to the same standard, and that movements of empowerment and positivity are clashing with everyone's free will in pursuing -- and especially articulating -- what they do and don't like. Declining to date someone because they're fat is now firmly seen as a bullying tactic, but not dating someone because they're short is perfectly fine. The protocols around communicating preferences to others and getting them accepted by one's peers is a quagmire where social conventions haven't ventured, so everyone lies for self-preservation ("I like you as a friend", "I don't wanna be tied down"), and those left out are left to draw their own conclusions.

This is all terribly unfortunate, but not really new; the incel movement, however, feeds not solely on rejection and obsessing over the base biological reasons thereof, but the implicit entitlement they they'd deserve otherwise.
I’m sorry, was it normal for us in India to go to Coca Cola or Maggie and get their side of the story when people were being frightened about noodles?

Usually I just look at what the testing agency says

>Nearly 40% of Ayurveda products, including items from Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali, were found to be of substandard quality by Haridwar’s Ayurveda and Unani Office, a Right to Information (RTI) reply revealed.

Out of the 82 samples collected between 2013 and 2016, 32 failed the quality test. Patanjali’s Divya Amla Juice and Shivlingi Beej were among the products that failed to meet the quality standards.

Last month, the armed forces’ Canteen Stores Department (CSD) had suspended the sale of a batch of Patanjali’s amla juice after it ‘failed’ a quality test carried out at West Bengal Public Health Laboratory.

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The company story will be the same “our material is safe and fine.”
A blog post about specific advertisement targeting on facebook. Something along the lines of specifically making ads for some identified users.
Meanwhile 4chan & company has taken to calling him “Juden Peterstein”...so it seems his appeal is primarily limited to the kinda-sorta-far-right.

Personally, seeing the guy talk makes me feel sleepy.
I wonder if there's some secret group of hackers out there notifying these people of their clumsiness, urging them to correct it
yup. 9x out of 10 that’s what happens. personally i’m constantly pushing back on this type of story, or design doc requirement, even to principal level people.
God I could use a blowhard right now
ODK founder here. Really glad to hear the tools have worked well for you, and yeah, Clint is awesome!
You're looking at an example use of the Visitor pattern that both simplifies and optimizes code.
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> But if you're stuck in a mountain and in an emergency, a drone delivery could be quite the very nice

Sure. For the 5 people a year that happens to. Not really enough to build a company around.

The only type of medicine that I can think of that's urgently needed, but that the person wouldn't have the foresight to keep on them is something like snake anti-venom.

If medication is really important, people tend to just bring extras along with them.
I meant that pair programming was often beneficial for me, and I work well with most partners.

It just has to be planned, put in a calendar item I can plan ahead for. If it’s constant pairing or if it’s ad hoc pairing that is thrown, unplanned, into my schedule, then it’s always a bad idea and makes both people worse off.

You also have to ensure the noise generated by pair programming doesn’t affect other workers who happen to sit nearby. They don’t benefit from my pair programming, and shouldn’t be forced to reduce their own productivity by putting on headphones, working from home, trying to find a conference room, etc. just because of my pairing session.
Why MasterCard implements OAuth 1.0a instead of OAuth 2.0
They should get a check independent of consumption to pay for those externalities.
I am not following that absurdity reduction. In the context of discussion you could compare it with alcohol not sulfuric acid.

Alcohol creates concrete bad outcomes when for instance driving. I think there is a lot less people watching porn while driving than driving under influence. Alcohol makes you prone to some kinds of cancers, porn not much. Watching porn is at least order of magnitude safer than drinking alcohol. There is no way you can use sulfuric acid injections as comparison for porn watching.
Part of the point is that you can easily take advantage of that fast local storage to add transparent caching to a database that is otherwise unaware of it.
Yes, you are right, the opt-out is violating GDPR (unless it is about changing mind after giving opt-in - this is again required and must be as easy as giving consent), you have to be preticked to "not giving consent" and user must actively click to give consent. Also you are missing explanation what giving consent means for the user including what data are used for what purpose.

Watch out with GDPR, this is not cookie law, and on top of it, you can't force it for user as a condition for entering site (like Forbes is doing - they will get a complain, already beeing finalized by some privacy organisation)
> to prevent them from being sad

Or to make sure they are sad and not intrinsically happy alone?:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3464902

;-)
Context Compatibility in Data Analysis
This is what I've been working on lately in the blockchain space. Would love to get thoughts and opinions from the HN crowd.
Peterson seems to have a knack for not explaining himself well and expecting people to just understand where he's coming from. He's also really bad at phrasing. He constantly seems to get into hot water for what he says, and then if you try to figure out what he says he actually said it's never for what we're told he says.

I think he'd do much better if he wrote more books and had a really good editor.
I dunno about low key stuff like bathing, but sex acts i am sure you will find examples off on big name sites like pornhub.
Like despair in short sprints? Agile despair?

In all seriousness, in my experience, all things worthwhile are not started as an “official” project. They start either as a skunkworks project or something someone does on the side.
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Anything in moderation is fine basically by definition, including injecting sulfuric acid. Botulinum toxin, the most potent poison known to mankind and lethal at concentrations of a few ng/kg, is used by celebrities to smooth wrinkles. It's all about dosage.
This was back in 1990 before it was such a big industry.
Don't see why Nokia should thank Android, when it is Nokia / HMD Global making an awesome product that could run any OS and still be a great device
Why wouldn't I? With the exception of one or two emails, they've all been from companies/services I signed up to originally.
An article about some species of octopuses that have a relatively high IQ, but since the parents die before their offspring comes to life, every generation have to relearn everything from scratch.

IIRC, the lack of inter-generational communication deprived this species from developing to the level its IQ permits.

I wish I can find that piece again!
There was a post the other day about a guy who targeted Reddit's CEO by essentially doxxing him and using geo targeted single shot ad runs with the guys name in big letters. Was that it?
I assume with their money, they would have full license with source code.

The bigger reason is scope, fun factor and bugs.

Scope is huge, fun might be not there and bugs probably in 100 thousands.
> making real sex with real woman seem alienating and difficult

I think the proper word is: boring
That is exactly I was afraid of, google will have hard time defending this.

Check my post below, I would be glad if you have some idea, but as far as I am concerned, anonymising IP to keep getting uniform result is tehnically impossible.
I tried to offer a one-click solution (no additional drag and drop). It also tries to capture the page as you saw it in the browser, HTML and all (more faithfully than Evernote, at least).

See related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15653206
Most of the people I've seen praising and recommending him have pointed mainly to videos on YouTube; video is, in communicating ideas, very poor for informing and very powerful for emotional engagement. This isn't widely recognized (it's not something AFAICT well covered in regular education on source evaluation, critical thinking, etc.), which was mildly bad when TV news was becoming dominant, but there was still a pretty strong production and distribution barrier. In the age where every crank with a crackpot idea can, at basically no marginal upfront cost, produce videos and distribute them globally, it's one of the most important things to understand in approaching media.
I worked in a small US office of a Japanese company and they let Japanese employees come visit America for six-twelve months - I think they only let married, more senior people come over so the employee would have more incentive to go back to Japan. The US office shut down and most of them quit after their contractual obligations were up and emigrated to the USA.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17110385 ?
There are food safety institutions to inspect a product of his harm. If Swamy Ramdev is doing anything evil, he cannot get away.
There was one incidence when he was selling Gooseberry juice, but a food inspector didnt had its ingredient table, so they matched it with Apple Juice ingredient table. Of course, it would not pass the test. There are various such incidences where misinformation campaign on SM created paranoia.
Fantastic video!

Seeing centuries of European history flash by reminds me of the rich history - whether you count it in blood, culture or intellectual progress - of the part of the world that I happen to live in, and rather proud of it.

Its one thing to know of the decline of the Roman empire, its another to see the rapid decline graphically.
Not a "interesting thought" really, but I thought someone posted a link to a site for "un-mangling" text. would fix all the formatting issues like &amp, and other various issues caused by copy/pasting text from place to place.

I forget what I was doing recently but I thought "I should use that site" and couldn't find it anywhere after lots of searching. I should have bookmarked it :-/
Who is clumsy here? The guy who set it up and didn't know how people would be using the system? The guy who used it and didn't how it was set up?

If the set up is public, is there enough visual cues to the everyday user that the set up is public?
hehe point taken
Do you prefer OAuth 1.0a or OAuth 2.0? Which is more secured?
I'm not involved in it, but I know for a fact that the "NoFap" movement goes back like 8 or 9 years, and probably further back, and the Proud Boys have only recently come about, maybe in the last two years. In fact, I'm pretty sure the only association between the two groups is via endorsement by McInnes. I just want to clear that up in case someone's at a party and touting NoFap and an insane person like yourself concludes that they must be a Nazi.

You should be more careful about that.
These are public utilities, so changing their rate structures so significantly could well require legal changes. And if the solution is outside the utility, then it definitely requires legal changes, as then we're in to the realm of business regulation, and American business regulation is generally of the style of "everything is allowed except for these specifically forbidden things that have proven to be bad".

Of course, if you'd like to propose some less intrusive solution I'm sure both we and the people of Central Washington would be all ears.
Draught and riding animals other than horses
Is there a transcript or other textual artifact of his explanation for what he meant? I'm pretty tired of slogging through these tedious videos of these people pontificating at us while talking to each other.
So it is yet another example of "context insensitivity" from readers/critiques...
Almost always these systems operate on external inputs like source files or JSON blobs. You cannot compile time collapse the branching needed to parse that sort of thing.
Low-cosumption residents are then forced to live with the externalities of the generation infrastructure as well as the externalities of the behaviour induced by the electricity subsidy while benefiting the least from the subsidy - it seems like a pretty bad policy.
Yeah, and it's by far the worst part of the GDPR. It's based on the implicit premise that you don't own your company and can be compelled to provide services to random people by the government at the point of a gun.
you're aware that Nepal has rejected many of their products ? The current government of India is in bed with Ramdev so there won't be any bans. it's very easy to give "organic flavors" and I can't believe educated people would fall for their traps.

Source: https://www.firstpost.com/india/nepal-drug-administration-re...
There’s a lot of focus on how this relates to the happiness of men, but generally speaking hookups and pets aren’t an emotionally fulfilling alternative to a family for women, either. This is a worrying trend for everyone. Maybe a minority will be happier, but most are going to be lonelier and most likely more mentally ill. I suppose with legalization of marijuana we might not see a steady increase in alcoholism, but a quarter of the population being perpetually stoned probably isn’t really a good thing for society either. Oh well. Let’s just give them a UBI check and pretend everything is fine.
I have used some of the Patanjali's products. Some are good and healthier than others and sometimes cheaper than the market price.

Oh yes, he has a dark side too. Relevant reading - Godman To Tycoon https://www.infibeam.com/Books/godman-tycoon-priyanka-pathak...
We need a list. Early days of amateur radio? Print?
Can I sue someone if he email me without consent?
Someone sent me a marketing email with tracking with out consent and he is using hubspot for the email automation. Can I sue both parties if I'm a EU citizen?

Just a hypothetical question to understand the EU regulations.
I think your reaction to the first statement is an indication that you didn’t read the second. I specifically argue that there is no clear scientific indication relating to moderate porn consumption, whereas there are clear indications about injecting sulfuric acid.

The point being: it’s unclear as to whether porn consumption is harmful in moderation and therefore problematic to suggest that it’s “fine”.
For C it’s not as obvious how this could be accomplished, but it would be possible. There are lots of Rust projects that embed C today, and add C flags for the LLVM.

The language I was really thinking of was Java, where Cargo is far superior to maven. I’ve never had time, but what I’ve thought would be neat is to take a Cargo.toml file as input, and then generate the maven files from that, like Cargo.lock files in Rust.
Throwaway for obvious reasons.

I'm a "gen Z" (born in the late 90s) and discovered porn early. I think it messed up my priors about sex because when I lost my virginity (I was 15/16) it was disappointing. Had a half-dozen partners since then, and it only got worse. I was always doing my best so that the girl had a good time but was extremely bored. Then I started watching porn a lot more and became further disinterested by sex. My life at University got rough, lost friends, anyway at this point I think I got addicted. I was masturbating 8/9 times a day to the point of my genitals hurting. I got ADHD meds which also helped fuck up my reward system.

Then I realized I had ED. Told my physician and she gave me the "blue pills". Now I always have one in my wallet. I can't do anything without. I never have orgasms with girls. I just pretend to have a good time, try hard to please, and get on with it. I'm 100% certain that my ED is caused by some damage I did on myself when masturbating compulsively.

Worst thing is that I can't talk about it to anyone. It's just so ridiculous and I'm pretty sure it's only downhill from there. I fucked up. I'm in my early twenties and rekt. It blows and honestly makes me sad. I'm not even sure if I'll be able to ever have kids.

To the people with kids here: please protect them, seriously, I had too much freedom way too early... my parents were busy and they meant well but I wouldn't wish what I'm living on anyone. There is so much potential for harm out there
You're still the controller b/c you control the website they landed on. Presumably the user was trying to interact with you (as the website) and you get to say what does or does not go on to it.

It really all does revolve around control: as the website owner you can't control their ISP, Browser, VPNusage, etc. but you could trivially change your site from using Google Analytics to using a different system (or disable it altogether).
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