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Every extra person driving a car adds to the total risk to everyone.

I'm of the understanding that "safer" driving is a function with an asymptote well above zero, i.e. there's only so much that a person's skill as a safe driver will improve the net safety of the system.

I'd like to add that I'm not just talking about the safety of the extra person driving; there's also the safety of the other road users, whether in cars, on motorcycles,
on bicycles, or on foot. An extra driver on the road raises the net risk for everyone.

Additionally, in my experience the intersection of "drives for fun" and "drives safely" is so close to zero that it's not worth considering.
Everything I read says .5 - .75g protein / lb of bodyweight for lifters. Maybe I will do more research.
Is there any way to find out who's using Feedify?
They are breached and can't do anything about it. Some websites hacked by the same group tried to remove it, and later, they added in "IF YOU WILL DELETE MY CODE ONE MORE TIME I WILL ENCRYPT ALL YOUR SITES! YOU VERY BAD ADMINS" [0]

Terrifying indeed.

[0] https://www.riskiq.com/blog/labs/magecart-ticketmaster-breac...
The article links to a mailing list specifically for that.
It's not overkill. Your representatives are there to represent you, especially for the problems that "never should have been an issue". There are contingencies and mistakes that will always happen that need help from "higher ranking" officials. It's why you go to your boss or even higher up when something extra weird and unfortunate happens in your job.
In what I'm sure is unrelated news /s, Altria Group stock has spiked to a 5-month high today [1]. Although there are legitimate reasons to consider banning E-Cigarettes, we should also be cognizant that Big Tobacco sees this as a benefit to their business. That alone makes me very suspicious of the potential benefits of this considered ban.

[1] https://www.nasdaq.com/article/altria-group-inc-mo-has-spike...
So the gene mutation makes us better runners but more cancer prone? Is this why running helps reduce cancer risk?
> Who among us, save the most self-sufficient and confident partygoer (and who is that insufferable person, anyway?), wouldn’t like to party better?

I think I gave up caring about this about 10 years ago.

--edit-- Actually I don't think I ever cared about this, I was probably that person, because I was too interested in just enjoying myself to be bothered what my party-rating would be at the end of the night. I think I gave up caring about parties at all a few years ago.
>Do you have an example to share?

Government critical pages with millions of followers were deleted, playing directly in the hands of the (re-elected) government.

I don't want to be the judge of what's reasonable and what's not. As you see, having any kind of hate speech laws can and will be abused and end in censorship and stupid political games, as almost anything can be labelled as hate speech. It only depends on the perspective.

Personally, I'd go with the American model of anything goes. I don't think it's great, but it's better than this. Hate speech laws don't change anything - there will always be people who say something stupid or something you don't like. I prefer offensive people any day to people who deliberately misinterpret things and paint themselves or others as victims to discredit their opponents.
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Look failed things happen all the time, no one is going back to each other and asking permission to continue. Do it! Now don't go off and use the same exact code of the project, start fresh and try to change things up. Good Luck!

And I think another important thing is, be sure you are not apart of the project anymore in anyway. No more being paid from them or working with them sometimes. Be sure you create the business paperwork setup for yourself. Start fresh!

If you need help in anyway, let me know, I'm a nobody fyi. haha
subject yourself? as in trying to say it's a shakeable annoyance? it's a roaming window of acceptance that is getting worse and worse

no, this shit is unacceptable

this is monopolistic practice
That seems crazy high to me, but maybe I am just too used to my own thing and should try upping it.
As with most things, engineering a blunt policy solution will lead to unintended consequences.

If this proposal goes into effect, by clobbering local zoning codes, anything with sufficient money behind it is going to get built. This typically means projects that optimize for the developer's ability to extract rent from residents: 3 or 4-story apartments with small unit sizes, basic finishes made to aesthetically look high-end, and bare minimum green space or community space. A common approach is to use high-end appliances, a one-time cost, to ask for higher rent. This is the sort of construction that pops up in American suburbia today, where there's sufficient demand, and gets adapted to a more "urban" form with flat roofs and minimal changes.

Despite many of these projects being built, there's a price floor beyond which the rent will not drop, because the developer has to make payments on loans and maintain a profit. Therefore, while housing affordability is sure to improve in some places where it's absurdly high, it won't meaningfully be altered in places whose urban form is predominantly suburban. This is doubly so because the plentiful supply of single-family homes offers an a low-cost way to get started as a landlord.

Developers also have a choice on where to build. If it's cheaper after expenses to assemble a large parcel in Morgan Hill or Tracy or Vacaville, build out the site, and charge those rents, than to do the same in West Portal, one of them isn't getting built.
The President should pack his bags, and say, "If you give us counter-tariffs, I shall visit Taiwan. I'm all ready."
Then it should be pretty easy to find a cite to some kind of evidence, right?

I don't particularly doubt it, but "it is well known" is not actually a citation or evidence of any kind.
Not necessarily. I've often found that if I set by myself for long enough at parties then usually someone will come along and start a conversation. And I'm male and not remotely attractive. The trick is to sit somewhere it it doesn't look like your awkwardly not joining in, but purposely choosing to be.
Do you have any source that Enterprise (or Server versions or ...) is better than Pro with Ryzen CPUs? All benchmarks I've seen show all Windows versions having issues with the Threadripper CPUs in NUMA mode. Which is kind of embarassing, but not a market segmentation thing. Unless I missed something?
With a few exceptions, mostly self hosted
Yep. I feel the people who responded don't know the latest rules happening in China. Even a few months ago, it was pretty easy to get a SIM card in China. But they have tightened things up a bit.
I can't get enough of that project, it's brilliant in picking the one target that is still feasible and yet so complex that it illustrates the magic that makes an integrated circuit useful: the only reason you are using a CPU is because it is integrated. A non-integrated CPU would be prohibitively expensive and terribly slow, even with today's surface mounted devices.
For comparison, my Pixelbook lets me switch the default browser from Chrome to the Android version of Firefox. Considering that Chrome is basically the operating system itself, that's impressive.
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And Safari is a terrible browser, with only the redeeing quality that it's power/battery friendly.
Are there any studies on positive effects of fasting which control for caloric restriction / weight loss?
> I use the operating system my employer chooses. I have exactly zero influence over that. Believe me, I've tried.

You've missed a key line of what GP said:

> A lot of people will argue that it's not practical, too much effort, too costly. That's fine, but don't expect anything to change.

It's not practical, and it's a lot of effort, and it's too costly, but you could use a different operating system. Find an employer who doesn't use that operating system. The "cutting-off-your-nose-to-spite-your-face" option.
What kind of "party" do you bring a d20 to? I think your experience might be an outlier, most of this advice seems extremely pertinent to the events I go to.
What really bothers me is that youtube and instagram are full or lifting/exercise guru that presume to give people useful advice(and frequently sell things).

Except most/all of these people that claim they are natural actually take steroids. Steroids are such a force multiplier - they will completely overpower mediocre diet and training. A natural lifter could do everything perfectly and still fall far behind the results of these so called experts.
The point is that your Windows 10 drivers from a year ago still work with the Windows 10 update you did today. This is not true of Linux driver binaries.
Exclusionary zoning developed in response to Supreme Court cases striking down state laws making it illegal for african americans to buy property in majority white neighborhoods: https://tcf.org/content/commentary/exclusionary-zoning-conti...

People are racist and xenophobic, we know that. It’s not xenophobic to point out that, within a democratic framework, peoples’ racism and xenophobia, coupled with a hetrogenous population, could make it difficult to implement policies that more homogenous populations implement successfully.

For example, one mah argue that our justice system is strongly influenced by racism (an uncontroversial assertion, I think) and that’s a major reason why our voters prefer harsher sentencing and more aggressive policing than in Western Europe.
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Offer to pay for it. They will either say no worries you can have it, or the sum will be nominal. Make sure you get it in writing (email).
You have influence over who your employer is.
> But the EU, as a whole, is the world's biggest market

What metric are you using because the EUs GDP is about 700 billion less than the US and going to drop even more when the UK leaves.

US GDP: http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2018/01/weodata/weor...

EU GDP: http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2018/01/weodata/weor...
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Really? I'd guess "wrinkles" would be more determined by sun damage, or the sort of flappiness body-mass loss that happens after >60yrs, or people who yo-yoed weight.

Maybe people who exercise tend to get more sun damage...
You do that on empty stomach? Serious question, it's my main difficulty with morning workout.
> yes, I know that Eratosthenes measured the circumference in something like the 2nd century BCE.

That's not the point, the following quote from the article roywiggins linked you is:

“no educated person in the history of Western Civilization from the third century B.C. onward believed that the Earth was flat.”

> I mean, that's exactly what Columbus did a few hundred years ago. Should he have followed the 'scientific consensus'?

Besides being wrong, see above, that's not at all what I claim. If you think the scientific consensus is wrong, then prove it is wrong with evidence, write it up in a paper and submit it to a respected peer reviewed journal where it can be scrutinized. And don't try to circumvent review by presenting your work to the general public, who has neither the knowledge or the expertise to review your claims.

But until you've done that, your claims are just your opinion, and claiming they are 'proven' is bogus.
Those in their 80s have nothing but free time. Of course they won't have the energy to train 4-5x a week if they have been sedentary the last half of their life.
Thanks!

That helps, but doesn't answer the question. This part is very helpful:

> Files we created are licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, viewable at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0, and are marked as such.

This part makes it useless:

> Code borrowed from other sources keeps the original copyright and license.

What are those licenses? If they used a package manager I could just see that (a nice easy list). As it is, I can't tell what rights and requirements I have.
Valter Longo, who has done extensive longevity research, recommends 0.31-0.36 grams per pound

https://valterlongo.com/daily-longevity-diet/
A big part of it is wage stagnation too. The average American hasnt had a meaningful raise since 1973, that's half a century. Not good. Growth of the labor supply and repeal of trade protections for industries that employ low-skill workers have caused it.
The little guy is duckduckgo, small forums and blogs. You think it's fine to erase them from the web if they try to comment on the news?
So bad is this legislation that it's almost enough to make me change my views on Brexit.

It's ludicrous to me that the same body that approved something so user-centric as GDPR could come up with legislation so incredibly hostile to small players as to effectively abolish the open internet by financial attrition.

Once this comes in, we'll collectively need to finally start work on that peer-to-peer, onion-layered, encryption everywhere Internet we keep putting off building.

At least this is a lot more compelling in terms of a call to action. It's been a death of a thousand cuts for the last twenty years, so at least it'll help motivate us all to get a move on.
The fact that this kind of article needs to be written in the first place seems to confirm that there's so many basic things that people just don't learn how to do anymore, because exponential advances in technology have changed our lives so drastically that we just no longer run into the situations where we would organically learn those things.

Especially with the internet, it's easier than ever to shut yourself in and never go out into the real world and have real meaningful interactions, while still feeling like your online life is full of real, meaningful interactions. Just immerse yourself into a sub-community filled with 2k people, and you feel like a social butterfly.

And it's not just social lives. Things like learning how to interact in basic ways with your cashier at the store, or how to make new friends outside of work, so many of us just don't know how to do this, because our heads were in The Cloud™s while we texted and browsed reddit in line at the grocery store.

Things have even changed profoundly within a single generation. When I was in school, Tamagotchis were the thing. When my little brother was in school, his teacher was using YouTube to teach them. Now my son is in high school and all his classmates have Android phones, which are such a game changer that they aren't even allowed to even have them turned on in school.

And going back a little further, my oldest son and daughter have The Dangerous Book for Boys and The Daring Book for Girls which teach stuff that 100 years ago everyone knew, and now you need to buy novelty books to learn, despite many of the skills and tricks these books teach still being useful.
I think you should still aim to get shredded. I can already see your new book title: "Use Make, Get Shredded!"

The new security lead can help you out when you visit HQ.
I think that by most definitions it is a work of art. It is not practically useful, it is beautiful to look at (at least, to me it is), it is unique (for now) and it took a labor of love to be brought into this world.
That's an inaccurate gender stereotype.
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True, but also pure politics and as such likely to get flagged off HN.
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It’s true that it’s inherently a zero sum game. As I said I don’t think we can eliminate the drag altogether. But there are lots of interventions at all three levels of government that make the problem worse. And worse yet these aren’t unintended consequences, it’s governments’ policy to try to increase the costs of housing.

Various cities have tiny band aid programs under the rubric of affordable housing but the low hanging fruit is to stop actively intervening to make the problem worse.
If your dream of the internet was centered around reliable product reviews I feel bad for you
Optimize for the little guy so there can be growth. "Better for everyone" is stasis because "everyone" includes all the people that already have disproportional slices of pie.
> Considering there is no definitive proof that vapes cause cancer, there is overwhelming evidence that cigarettes are responsible for a whole array of cancers and diseases...

The tobacco industry was able to hold off the "definitive proof" - which they were entirely aware of internally - for decades.

It seems quite likely that inhaling vaporized chemicals multiple times a day will have some health impacts. As with tobacco, the evidence will take a long while to accumulate, and the industry is likely to obfuscate as long as possible.
What do you find suboptimal about most Docker images? Just the size, or something else?
I thought I was, too, until I committed to 2 hours a day, 6 days a week. After maybe a month of this I completely stopped being sore and it was tremendously beneficial to my overall health, even years after I dialed it down (2 hours got to be too much). I get sore now after working out but I no longer have the back, neck, and hand pain I used to have.
I don't know of a single person who hasn't made very bad mistakes using C. Even the stuff coming from Bell Labs (Plan 9, UNIX) has had trivially avoidable bugs. By your analogy, everyone has lost at least one digit.
This seems to happen in Bing, but can't see it happening in Google in a quick test (not even for chrome's benefit)
This is only on insider builds, fwiw...I would be more worried if they pushed this to the general builds. I bet it never makes it that far.
I wonder where is the part about low-carb coming from?
> If you are old enough to remember coin operated arcades, they operated on the same principle. Just one more coin and you can beat this boss! It really hurt the game mechanic in a lot of cases, but I'm sure it improved profitability.

I beg to differ. Most of the arcade games of yore were gated on skill; you could avoid having to pop in another quarter if you played well enough, and that was where the fun came from.

Where is the skill and gameplay involved in spinning a virtual roulette wheel until a powerful enough unit or item pops out to let you advance to the next level of gameplay? And, of course, the answer is that there is none; it's merely taking advantage of those prone to gambling addiction.
As a 50 yo. This is what I am doing and I feel great.

Day 1: Strength training. kudos /r/bodyweightfitness (1hr)
Day 2: Yoga. 25 -35 minutes
Day 3: Running ~20 minutes. Some days I do higher intensity other days lower intensity with increased time.

It takes very little time. Yoga provides mobility and joint integrity which I feel is important as you age. This programming gives me a lot of rest time to recover, which is slower as you age.
Edge may well be faster in some cases but now way is it safer. It takes Microsoft weeks or months to fix bugs that Firefox and Chrome fix in days, or even hours.
So beautiful.

I wonder if it could be done in a similar way but run full speed? From the FAQ:

> Does it run at the full speed of an original 6502 chip?
>
> No. The MOnSter 6502 is relatively slow compared to the original, thanks to the much larger capacitance of the design. The maximum reliable clock rate is around 60 kHz. The primary limit to the clock speed is the gate capacitance of the MOSFETs that we are using, which is much larger than the capacitance of the MOSFETs on an original 6502 die.

I think I'm imagining most of an entire motherboard of something similar to the C64 or Apple ][ implemented this way, wall mounted along with a display and controls, with a classic software library.
I’d heard 25-27 for women, 27-29 for men, hence the wide spread I quoted. But the general idea still stands.
The link you just posted requires me to log in, and I've had this problem with go-nuts and the OCI mailing list in the past. It's strange this doesn't happen to you -- maybe it's a geographically specific thing (I'm connecting from Australia)?

Of course you don't need to login in order to post on the mailing list, but I think that's only one of the three main features of a mailing list (broadcast, subscription, and archival) that I can do without logging in.
I imagine a lot of the reason they mix vendirs products together has to do with logistics. If seller A sends 100 units of product X to the East Coast and seller B 100 units of product X to the West Coast it has to be immeasurably easier to lump them together (not physically but electronically) then distribute this 200 units out to all their warehouses for faster shipping.

It makes a lot of sense if everyone's on the up and up. That way you ship 20 units from Vendor A to NJ to cover the NYC metropolitan region for both vendor A and B.
Birthday parties. Cool ones, at least.
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I grew up before the internet and I never learned how to navigate parties. I think it depends more on being able to see somebody close to you to learn from.
That should appeal to everyone except those with a vested interest in opacity. I am a libertarian and I think both people like me as well as the far left would absolutely agree that transparency benefits society. Our main disagreement would be “who” pays, but that’s a debate for another time.

Just how calorie counts are required on menus in many states, it might seem that price lists might be legislated similarly.
Turn off all notifications except the most critical. Wear a smartwatch that displays critical notifications. Your phone use will drop dramatically.

The only notifications I receive are: Calendar, Text Messages, and Phone Calls.

I give out my phone number sparingly so the only people that can reach me synchronously are family and close friends. Everyone else can wait until I batch respond if I happen to check that app.
It's really more like a balance narrative. Hit reasonable ratios of protein, fats, and carbs.

High protein, low fat, low carb, low protein, high carb, high fat- collectively we've tried them all through one fad or another.

Currently IMO we're in a blowback period where we are seeing high carb is not panning out and many people are still afraid of fat, so protein is the next savior in line.
In my office we have a CrossFitting computer programmer, a BJJ-ing computer programmer, and indeed a triathlete computer programmer. Being a computer programmer and being fit are by no means mutually exclusive.
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> Mother Nature started to hint to us that it might not be a good idea.

Could you explain what you mean by this?
> The Food and Drug Administration is threatening to pull flavored electronic cigarettes like Juul off the market if the tobacco industry doesn’t do more to combat growing use of the products by children and teens.

They're not "Outright banning", they're threatening to if the industry is unable to stop advertising to or otherwise making it appeal children. This is par-for-course for how regulation works: you don't comply and refuse to become compliant, you can't do business.

They're not just destroying an entire industry without working with said industry to mutually reach their goals.
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