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Yeah, I was expecting Step 1 to be: Start your day with a 20 mile run in full gear.

Step 2 is to get permission to fall asleep.
I feel like people want swagger to generate good docs for them, so they jam all the auto-gen annotations and what not into their code base and pump out the default generated docs and more or less leave it at that. And it's awful. The code base swells up with annotations and the docs are permanently neglected.

I haven't come across many swagger-based docs that I liked.

Having said that, I agree that it's a problem with the user, not the tool. Swagger is fine, you should just put some effort into using it well.
> The services are bankrupting the country

Superficially, it feels like the crux of the problem is that "supporting the troops" has been subverted to mean not questioning civilian-driven military policy. This has given them carte-blanche lest anyone be accused of not supporting our boys.

(It's possible to be against a war (and the policies and politicians that set that course) while still honoring/supporting soldiers and their family.)
This reminds me of Montessori "casa" classrooms. At ages 3-6, kids learn a variety of tasks that are akin to household chores, things like sweeping, polishing silverware or serving tea. It's not quite like the article - kids participating in the normal operation of the household - but slightly more ceremonial, doing the task beautifully, for it's own sake.
You are being naive here, the edge is data size, what made Amazon stuck out is they have shopping specific data, that's what matters, so too will those specific apps.
3. It's cool (and promotable!) to be a fighter pilot, and not cool to fly drones remotely or to program automated drones.
Ah, I didn't read carefully enough. I'm no anatomist, and my memory is iffy.

It's the spinous process on C7. Apparently not so serious. It's called "clay-shoveler's fracture", as I recall. The fracture healed, but the process is bent over sideways.

But whatever, I clearly remember being unable to feel or move either arm, for a minute or two. However, it's been almost ten years since that happened. I did get a consult with a neurologist, and he basically said "don't do that". I've also made more of an effort to stay in decent physical shape.

Thanks for your concern :)

Edit: coal -> clay
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Modern C++ is an oxymoron.
I just count backwards from 1000. I figured the repetitive chanting bit of counting is what puts you to sleep so starting at a higher number gets you immediately to the repetitive chanty bit, and doing it backwards adds just enough mental overhead that my brain has to mostly shut up all its other chatter (although recently I've noticed that I can just count backwards while also thinking about all the other stuff...)
It would be great if everyone knew what everyone was making, it would definitely help with salary negotiations, but it's horrible to ask. It introduces such awkwardness, and can invite jealousy and comparisons.

Just do what everyone else does... snoop around on the network drive and try to find unsecured documents that list compensation.
But both Jeong and Jones are currently not banned, so I'm not sure why you think saying "what about how Jeong isn't banned" is anything but whataboutism.
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plot.ly has quite nice documentation in very good detail - ESPECIALLY their examples using multiple languages
I used to do something similar. These days I start planning my retirement. I imagine some deserted moon base orbiting a Saturn like planet orbiting a small red dwarf star ejected out of its galaxy into the void. No people, no chance of anybody or anything ever finding it. Trillions of years of quiet solitude before the star burns out. I've never gotten much farther than a few ideas into how it will all come together before zzzzzzzz....
Oh okay, not my place to judge anyway, but sounds like a good plan.
I've always found this a strange statistic. My children bring me greater joy and satisfaction than anything else I've ever done in my life and my relationship with my wife has only strengthened.
in early internet days, I would either chmod 000 the .bash_history file, or symlink it to /dev/null, to signal to the sysadmin that i don't like being watched...

20 years later and I meticulously save all of my own history, even command output/terminal transcripts. It has become too rich of information and important for me to callback to, it makes me a more effective worker
I don't think it's fair to use the Vive Pro as your benchmark for the price of VR. The Rift is equally consumer-ready and half the price, with all base stations and controllers included.
tldr

> Here’s how to do it:

1. Relax the muscles in your face, including tongue, jaw and the muscles around the eyes

2. Drop your shoulders as far down as they’ll go, followed by your upper and lower arm, one side at a time

3. Breathe out, relaxing your chest followed by your legs, starting from the thighs and working down

4. You should then spend 10 seconds trying to clear your mind before thinking about one of the three following images:

* You’re lying in a canoe on a calm lake with nothing but a clear blue sky above you

* You’re lying in a black velvet hammock in a pitch-black room

* You say “don’t think, don’t think, don’t think” to yourself over and over for about 10 seconds.

> The technique is said to work for 96 per cent of people after six weeks of practice.
The article misses an important point - the brand. There was never an aircraft before or after F14 that did so much for the Navy in terms of branding as Tomcat did. Every kid in 1980s wanted to fly one.
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> When your children are young it's easier to just to tasks yourself than to try and get your children to do it, they'll break things and make mistakes in the course of learning.

Is it? N=1, but almost since my toddler could walk we always cleaned up after breakfast together. She vacuums any food crumbs off the floor and table while I do the dishes. Sometimes she also helps out drying the dishes. I am happy that I and her mother taught her that because it is really also easier for me. She really feels useful when participating, and takes constructive criticism of necessary.

This opposed to the kids of a colleague of mine which won't lift a finger and rather couch potato with a iPad or iPhone.
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I've found delaying my sleep habit is very easy, just stay up late, yet the reverse is super hard and easily lapses.
Point is that Jeong was never banned, while Jones was.
Show HN: Async/Await example for passport.js and express.js
Which is the actual military trick to falling asleep quickly.
I work for a Danish muniplacity and I can assure you that every side way button has a functional purpose. It’s just that it’s not always the same one, and it varies throughout the day.

Some of the buttons are there solely for the visually impaired. Some of these will always play a beeping sound and then play it louder when you press them, others will only play the beeping sound if you press them. These buttons are generally placed in cities or at busy cross roads wherethere is never no-traffic sounds.

Others tell the signals you want to cross. In some cases, the pedestrian lights will never turn green unless you press the button, this is typically in the suburbs or in the country on streeets that are busy in one direction. Others will shorten the traffic cycle of the lights.

Here’s the thing though, most traffic lights are guided by data science to make traffic flow optimal. So often the pedestrian button is turned off during rush hours, where the signal is operating to maximize flow. Then during off hours, one direction may get prioritized because it has more traffic, and then the pedestrian button in the other direction gets turned on to shorten the cycle. Sometimes that setup alters multiple times during a day.

Many of the buttons combine functionality.

Aside from that they sometime get turned off for maintenance, maybe the button broke, maybe the traffic light got updated and the button needs to get changed. Maybe we’re testing a new traffic flow. Since 90% of them aren’t high priority, they can be turned off for quite a while, waiting to get fixed/updated. Hell, even the ones that are required for green lights aren’t necessarily fixed the same day, because the other 3 directions still work (we do fix these within a week though).

Finally there are the decommissioned buttons. As you might imagine they can be there for quite some time. It’s ridiculously expensive to remove buttons from just one cross section, so we pool them together. Of course this means that they can sit there for years waiting to be removed.

So it’s confusing. I know how they work, and I’ll still press the ones that are only there to give off sound.

None of them are installed for the reasons stated in the article though. In sidewalks where people have trouble waiting, we install visible timers that tell you exactly when it’ll be green instead.
It only works for me if I think of Vanta Black!

Must try this though - my wife is often asleep in a minute or so while I take tens of minutes. I wonder how much using mobile devices in bed at night has affected sleep patterns.
It's 2018 and we're back in 1998 where website proudly showed "Optimized for Internet Explorer".
They don't need global force projection, just about everything the need or hope to gain from war is on or near their borders. China doesn't need to blow up US carriers in the Atlantic, they just need to control the south china sea which is much easier and cheaper. They're happy to let the US bleed money on trying to maintain themselves as a global power.

If they really want to cripple the US then a large scale cyber attack would be orders of magnitude cheaper and far more effective than any military one.
You're misreading OP's representation:

> The polynomial x^3 −3x +1 is represented as Poly [1, -3, 0, 1]

It starts with the 0th coefficient and goes up. So adding `x+2` and `10` would be zip-adding lists [2,1] and [10,0].
I agree, but I make notes not to speed up consumption of content - just search gets faster this way. Text search or even scrolling a few pages, is definitely faster than FF through 40-50m of content split into 16 episodes.
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> or even just typing something like "what does tbh mean?" into your preferred search engine will often help you find likely interpretations

I mean, that's what they did.
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Good article on this subject from Naval Institute Proceedings.[1] Non-carrier surface combatants with missiles can be more useful than carriers against an enemy that can fight back. There are just too many long-range weapons an advanced enemy can shoot at a carrier - cruise missiles, anti-ship missiles, ballistic missiles, long range torpedoes. Some of those will get through. China, of course, has been investing heavily in land-based anti-ship missiles. Those arrive from almost straight up at re-entry speeds, too fast to shoot down.

[1] https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018-09/use-carri...
Assuming that its radar has not been jammed / duped / EMPed and that the enemy is chivalrous enough not to send an overwhelming number of multi-Mach missiles.

The Zumwalt DDG discarded CIWS in favour of missiles.
>That sort of thinking dismisses the real threats.

Does the USA really have any threats that aren't just the USA being on the offense?
But their situations aren't equivalent.
Not irrational. If someone forced me to listen to ASMR or even worse, watch a video on it, I'd probably give them anything they wanted.

It's a form of torture to me and makes me absolutely fucking hate myself for being the same species as the person on screen.

I don't know why, but people who like ASMR and people who write ASMR content make me sick for absolutely no reason other than this. I am unable to stop my reflex of gagging, tensing and cringing of my entire face.

It's not a phobia as I consider myself superior to the people on screen and having nothing to fear. It's more like an allergy or symptom (like reading in a moving car).
Challenge yourself to discover the joy in "now". Regardless of the activity you're doing, whether or not you like it. The idea is to change prospective. When you start enjoying the work, and not worry about the fruits of it, you'll begin to develop unexpected peace and happy state of mind.

Simplify your life. The less clutter/complication without, the less the same within

On a more concrete level you may experiment with doing following things daily: A bit of exercise, charity, meditation, reading and learning.

With charity I mean random act of kindness toward someone. Help someone, be it physically, emotionally, financially or in whatever way.

Re learning, to be expert in any new skill it takes 10k hours, so pick something you're passionate about and keep learning/practicing it daily for couple or so hours.

Experts experience different state of consciousness and unexplicable joy while doing the mastered activity.
But they were available, and most of us used the optical character recognition scanned version on the LSD doc disk.

25 years later I bought the real thing.
Let's keep in mind the F-18 is just the second place in the F-16 development. Navy wanted two engines and something different than the Air Force.
In Japan, elevator close buttons not only work they are used everyday all the time. The doors are set to close with a long delay, so everyone habitually closes the door manually.

Now that I’m back, I notice that elevators in the US often close immediately upon pressing a floor button. But also, most elevator close buttons do actually work.
Because free speech legislation focuses almost entirely on government intervention. Which is a point I made immediately after you condescended to me about America's legal system.
Where can we find the C source to the stellarium-web-engine.js file? thanks!

edit: It looks like this is it https://github.com/Stellarium/stellarium-web-engine
You're definitely right there's a spectrum and a balance each family has to decide for themselves, but I just wanted to share my anecdotal evidence that there are kids that are passionate about practicing.

My son is learning an instrument from a very young age and almost all of the drive comes from himself. Of course he doesn't always want to practice right now, so we have to push to encourage consistency, but he's so passionate he wants to keep at it even when it's hard work and stressful for all of us.

I'm sure one day, "I don't want to practice today" will evolve into "I want to quit" and I'm dreading having to determine if that's really a life choice or just temporary (week? month? year?) hurdle we should push through.
In some places food is abundant. That doesn't mean we should waste it.
If I run some large customer-facing services on AWS (or any service, for that matter), doesn't that provide Amazon with the same (or even better) detailed insights on customer behavior I can have?

Am I the product as well as the customer on AWS?

While Google with their cloud services has the same opportunity, this additional source of data is not available to FB.
LLVM is seriously one of the coolest projects going on right now. On a whim, I decided to see if I could compile LLVM IR to .NET, and it took maybe a grand total of 12 hours to get it all working. I've done a lot of compiler work in the past, but nothing is so universally nice as LLVM.
This is a poor excuse for not being accepting of someone who doesn't like it.

People are allowed to not enjoy things and even think they are stupid.

I ran into it here, without even trying.
It was single-role for the first half of its life due to Navy policy. From 1992 onwards it was modified for multi-role, see 'Bombcat'.
Emirates’ cargo division flies 67 horses for World Equestrian Games – Air Cargo
I've been deep in the weeds building out a course. Today I wanted to share a snippet of building out an express + passport auth scheme using the latest async/await patterns. It's really nice to not be in callback hell. Even though passport mostly uses callbacks we can still do our app-specific code like looking up a user by email, de-serialization, and serialization in an async function if desired.

I have an email signup if you want to get the full working code same.

Thanks!

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Will
At my employer, we joke about the "freshman 15" — the 15 pounds you'll gain in your first year there from all the junk food.

Fortunately, I also work remotely, and am much more judicious about my snacking choices.
Fires are raging from British Columbia to California
> 25 micron

Hey where did the 0.4 micron go?