skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
here are the relevant results from the first page when I type "schizophrenia ketogenic diet" into google scholar

https://nutritionandmetabolism.biomedcentral.com/articles/10...

https://www.schres-journal.com/article/S0920-9964(15)30041-4...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3641835/
I think it's the latter.
I wonder when America will embrace the metric system in everyday use.
Churn is triggered by outages and other bad emotional experiences. It's rarely fully rational. There's a revenge drive involved. In this case, it seems to be pointed against the whole class of incumbent, traditional operators. Moving to another of them would have not satisfied that drive.
It can be switched back (for now)...

Go to chrome://flags, search for "UI Layout for the browser's top chrome" and pick "Normal". Restart and enjoy the old design.
Surely the best engine in this case is that one that your developers have the most relevant experience in? Unless you want to add the challenge of learning a new workflow on top of actually building a game.
While they are on par for email, with Fastmail being superior in certain ways, you do get a deal more value from the Google G Suite as you get a lot more besides email incorporated in the price, i.e, cloud drive, the applications themselves etc.

Thinking though this for a project I'm working on with a tight budget I concluded for money related reasons I'd probably have to go with Google even though I'd prefer not to.
I believe they do, but you can opt Out?

https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/280093-outlook-com-opt...
The future arrives and certain people are able to predict it quite well and get it more right than wrong (from Arthur Clark to Marshall McLuhan).

The problem is that WIRED predictions are just based on the latest thing some industry hypes (the hydrogen fuel-cells, the AI revolution, the VR revolution, 3D cinema, and so on), as opposed to a serious analysis of long term trends.
The author does not put on very solid argument. "a company I interviewed at was not receptive of my GitHub profile" is not a very good reason for hiding real name.

Also the author claims that open source contributors will face personal attacks, which is certainly not new, but fails to give any concrete examples or statistics. Overall, the article provides nothing we do not know yet nor it supports its argument clearly.
This makes me sad, but I'm sure there are reasons for this.

Would it be possible to explain them (or link me to a document explaining them)?
I dunno, maybe there's a "non-SJW" version of that term that might be more suitable to use in this context? Considering we're all so passionate about using those versions :)
Lubos Motl 99% confident that Atiyah's proof of the RH is wrong
Humble Book Bundle: Smart Homes, Smart Cities
Is it possible to get Netflix to run on Firefox or Chromium on Linux? Last time I checked I could only watch it in Chrome (Ubuntu).
Why is string comparison so fast in python?
There is evidence that they certainly have the capability of analyzing much (if not all) communications in the world: https://www.infoworld.com/article/2608141/internet-privacy/s...
looks very interesting, I might try to switch
I use AquaMail as well, it's one of the few apps I pay for. I paid so I could attach more inboxes though the limit is quite relaxed. The only fancy feature they've added really is a unified mailbox, other than that it's the only android mail client I've used for the past 4-5 years now. I'm a big fan!
You can do that with Revolut. I am not seeing that option in Monzo.
If it worth it - I will pay, why not? My goal is performance and we are going to have a pretty big map. Maybe the biggest ever...
I think that ends up saying "if only the child realised she would then be able to leave" as opposed to what I think we need "if only society at large realised, then we would put a stop to it"

Sorry it's still abuse != love.
The future arrives and certain people are able to predict it quite well and get it more right than wrong (from Arthur Clark to Marshall McLuhan).

The problem is that WIRED predictions are more often than not merely based on the latest thing some industry hypes, as opposed to a serious analysis of long term trends.
probably a good policy - THC exacerbates the inflammatory symptoms that CBD alleviates. There's a theory that older people who used to self-medicate with CBD-rich cannabis in their youth are now doing more harm than good because of increased breeding for higher THC content.
'We're moving to higher ground': America's era of climate mass migration is here
We re building masses of houses. The problem is not the building of houses, but the not building of all the infrustructure required to support all the new residents - roads, schools, hospitals, public transport, sewerage, electricity, water, etc.

It is not xenophobia to want to see responsible development where development only occurs when it is supported by the infrustucture. If we can't afford to build the infrustucture then don't create the housing.
Adoption Flyer Designs for Marketing
I launched a SaaS startup called "SalezTalk" with the same exact strategy. The problem with this strategy is that it assumes that reaching to a customer is an easy thing.

One of the most difficult thing in a SaaS is reaching to a customer in a cost-effective manner. It's common nowadays to have a CAC of $100+. So paid acquisition channels would be impossible if your prices are low.

If you already have a community or a user-base, then probably you can make a few hundred dollars out of it. But if you are starting from scratch, I would rather suggest going for a big idea instead of a smaller one because your marketing efforts in both the case would be almost same.
I'll leave this here - it's a chunky read and might need tailoring to your situation, but it's an excellent walkthrough:

https://www.c0ffee.net/blog/mail-server-guide/
Perhaps OT, but these discoveries never seem to actually "upend our understanding of human history", they just refine it by changing our previous assumptions about various timelines.

Discovering that we were put here by aliens 6000 years ago would be an upending.
Partly they're stepping back a bit and partly they've drunk their own koolaid?
So serious private-sector money could be raised.

Only after Elon's Tesla have a comfortable win over them again, I guess...
Defold.
Thanks! I’ve found my greatest liability has become my greatest asset.

My experience and scaffolding it left behind allow me to support some incredible people and organizations around the world in their own growth and transformation.

I’ll even be at the UN this Wednesday for a meeting on global mental health.

It is really wild to think that just a few years ago I was being told I’d be on medication the rest of my life; my girl friend at the time (a Stanford Psychiatrist) told me her advisors had said “Stanford psychiatrists don’t date men with bipolar! They never get better, they are like alcoholics!” and that she’s be ruined professionally for associating with someone who thought they could heal without medication; I was suicidal and sleeping in a vacant house in San Jose...

Now I’m living in NYC; engaged to an amazing yogi; a full practice of clients; my relationship with my family is better than ever and we just bought an Island in Panama to build a healing village.

When we go within, anything is possible!
> You will have been sold a story about how contributing to Open Source projects will give you exposure, and that companies will be fighting to hire you. Sorry, it’s all lies: it was true 20 years ago but no longer.

I disagree, there are many companies that actively look for Open Source contributors to hire. Sure, it's not all companies, and very few people will be having companies fight to hire you - but that's really never been the normal case. What's been the normal case is what's still happening - many companies are hiring contributors to the projects they depend on.

> Do you know what I’ve been asked by every investment bank I’ve ever interviewed at? “we are suspicious that you are too active on github and will not commit to this job”

> The places that didn’t ask were unable to see my github profile, because of their firewall.

Ah. Okay, so investment banking as an industry are shying away from Open Source contributors. That might well be true, I have no experience in that industry. But, importantly, my lack of experience in that industry (and, many other industries!) prevents me from making blanket statements..

Edit: HN quote formatting gets me every time.
That's not the point. The point is that when white people say they're "for meritocracy" they're full of shit. Not on purpose, but still full of shit.
Bleeding edge.

Since DirectX 10 they have the tradition of being one of earliest supporting new DX versions.
but the problem is that fastmail only offers mail and calendar, while gsuite offers, word processor, spreadsheet, presentations, online forms, and photos...
>you need to know who is responsible for paying those millions

In the macro view from 10000 meters high, it's always the client that pays. Even if he gets away without paying once, he'll pay it back (and more!) in stuffing on other projects. Because without that, the service provider goes under.

Of course, occasionally, inexperienced service providers that do not stuff their projects do go under. This puts evolutionary pressure on the ecosystem so that the surviving service providers are selected over many such trials to know to stuff projects and invoices.
I second the other comment. The best engine is going to be the one your devs are familiar with. And if nobody on your team has any prior experience in any engine, that's a huge problem which makes the risk of failure much bigger.
SD/720p/1080p netflix can be de-drm'd losslessly, there's no capture/re-encode step needed (...if you know the technique, I don't but assume it involves the download to watch offline feature).
I can't really follow the logic here -- maybe it's really just related to investment banks? I'm doing a lot of Github comments and worked with institutions that usually are considered secretive, and they usually don't care at all.

I've only heard once a feedback about my commits on Github and that was “I've checked you out on Github, cool, the other applicants didn't even have projects on it." Maybe it's a German thing, or maybe this guy is living in a bubble.
Maybe for UK these features are amazing, but in Poland most banks have been providing users with similarly featured apps for several years now.
Revolut is a bit different though, because it offers a fresh angle at multi currency support.
I'm using my own domain, so it's $5 per month. Considering that I'm using VPS for less than $1 per month, that price seems absurdly high. I would consider paid mail for $5/year with 25GB storage and fastmail features, otherwise free mail looks much better.
We've gotten to where we are using slow incremental improvements. Better tools, better compilers, vastly better linters, unit testing, CI, etc. Now and then we manage to take some academic research and turn it into practible stuff e.g. the current generation of linters like FindBugs, Coverity, etc.

And that is pretty much as it has always been, a slow drip of practical improvements fed by theoretical research.
Schizophrenia is not a disease and never was. It is behavioral disorder.

Who is then defining what is schizophrenia?

Is it a physician? Does it have any pathological evidences?

The clear answer is NO.

So it cannot be a disease.

It is defined by psychiatrists by voting the
"disorders" in their meetings of American
Psychiatric Association. Such disorders are then
published in the Diagnostic and Statistic Manual:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diagnostic_and_Statistical_Man...

Further, by researching, one will come to
conclusion that those mental disorders are added
and removed as their assembly wants it. Or
whatever the lobby wants.

It would be good to review the writings of Dr. Thomas Szasz:

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

https://www.cchrint.org/about-us/co-founder-dr-thomas-szasz/...

For human problems there exist human solutions.

How can be a "disorder" which cannot be pathologically proven be "healed" by taking more and more drugs?
Should a scientist accidentally fall into the mdma infused tank full of octupuses, I think the damage to their academic career could be substantial due to these kinds of childish attitudes. And that is the only reason all of the security footage is being encrypted and streamed to an offsite technology partner.
Sounds like "Open World", then you might also want to take a look at Improbables "Spatial OS" - they raised ~550 mio.
Ask HN: Quality label for software vendors
I'm trying to find out if something like quality labels or A-labels exist out there for software vendors. A company I'm working with was asking this question a while back. Say they are interested in buying software from a certain vendor, they want to send this vendor a list of questions and see if the vendor has a quality label or A-label or if they would like to try and qualify for one. But I'm not really sure something like this is feasible or exists and moreover, is it trustworthy? What's your opinion about this or do you know of anything existing like this? Thanks!
On Safari 12, my 2015 13" rMBP scores 55, my iPhone X 89, and the new iPhone XS 125 !?
Faster than the new iMac Pro (https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1043277162676072449)
Why isn’t it actually possible to just encrypt saved emails on server? So that government does not have access. Couldn’t one use a hash of the password as key for the data for the data and not save that hash to check password but another one. This way (practically), at least if the password is not eavesdropped and saved by the mail provider, it would be much harder to give away emails.
there were some sites like this. I clearly remember googlegooglegooglegoogle.com that initially let you google in 4 frames, followed by a herd of clones where you could choose how many frames and which search engines to use where. and then there was something like googlevsbing.com that used 2 frames, left and right plus had synchronized scrolling afair. where are they all gone? this internet thing forgets its features faster than me it seems.

edit: also see https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/10-websites-to-compare-google-...
You'll encounter more breaking changes with Unreal while it gives better graphics. For our in-game integrations for STOMT, we have to create a new branch for any new released Unreal version: https://github.com/stomt/stomt-unreal-plugin
Not necessarily.

If you tax residence is outside of the UK it will generate more paperwork for the bank and they might decide to close your account. Especially the new banks might not have the infrastructure required to handle that. This is because banks have to report income to the tax country to avoid money laundering and tax evasion.

American citizens have this problem because the US is always a tax residence regardless of where you live so a lot of banks don't want to provide financial service to them. And IRS is particularly bad with paperwork.

If you are thinking of moving abroad, use a big bank like Barclays or HSBC and it shouldn't be a problem.
I don't understand how am I paying for Gmail. I never noticed any ads there (I know that there are ads, but it's hard to find them unless you're searching for them specifically), actually I'm rarely even using web interface and Gmail doesn't add any ads to IMAP-served mail. For me Gmail is absolutely free. May be it uses mail information to target ads for me, but I'm not even sure that I should consider that as a payment. I prefer targeted ads over untargeted ads anyway.
> But then as the original agreement says there is no racism against whites people and no sexism against men.

Where does it say that? Here is the full text of the CoC: https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/1/4/code-of-con...
This particular CoC goes much further than policing harassment.
If you want multiplayer you're most likely better of with Unreal. Implementing multiplayer on Unity is possible but relatively tricky to get right.

Other than that, it really depends on your team.
It’s not a conspiracy when emails leaked of employees discussing how they could put their thumb on the scales of sensitive political topics
the sky is falling.. the sky is falling
No they learned their lesson in Vietnam when they let this image get out, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phan_Thi_Kim_Phuc
Off: I chuckle everytime I’m misled like this when skimming through HN titles. Yesterday there was a piece about Kafka (the writer, not the event stream) and now this Mastodon stuff.
To be honest, I would stay away from Zoho.

I know a couple of friends who work there and they frequently mention having access to raw email contents with minimal supervision. That's now how I want my email to be treated by the company hosting my email services.
FastMail is more than just email. They include a drive like feature with the ability to make a basic website.

I use G Suite for my side business and while it seems like a great deal because you get all these other apps, in practice, I have never used them, not once.
You can have multiple domains in mailinabox. Its not clear from the UI but you just add a user with a different domain name and it adds it.
IIUC, no judicial order is required for collecting. Only for looking at collected data; but agencies get creative around these processes, so I wouldn't count on legal protection from snooping.
Watch maker Favre-Leuba uses blockchain to protect their products
Just today's HN top front page entry: https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium
I use Aquamail and it's smart folder features merges inboxes pretty decently.
I am seriously interested, however your website has almost no information and I'll not book a 30-minute appointment at a later time to see how it works. The only informative part of the whole website seemed to be this screenshot:
https://www.delibr.com/img/design/features/section2/xstep1.p...

Add more screenshots and less "integrates with slack".
Wasn't that somewhat related to the trademark dispute?

The domain gmail.com became unavailable in Germany due to trademark disputes [...]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Gmail#Germany
Fastmail has a photos/files/website feature so it isn't just email. I use G suite now for my side business and I've never used any of the features besides email since I have Office on my machine.
Didn't know that term, English is not my first language.
>How did we wind up in this ugly situation? The problem I believe stems from some misconceptions, and some historical precedents in the Go community. First the Go community has long touted static linking as one of its significant advantages. However, I believe this has been taken too far.

How about people just go out to solve their problems, in their own platforms, and don't care to support all platforms?

It's not like most of those Go projects are big in the first place, and one or a couple of contributors don't have the means to test other platforms much, or the time to write it platform-agnostically.
Tutanota is secure and can use domain
Posteo is ethical and anonyme
> And I would even be happy with just 3-5 projects that get many, many billions in the end. I mean lets be honest, if it costs $20 billion (and lets be honest it will be way more) to develop it will never be economical anyway.

It's a science project. It doesn't have to be economical. It is there to establish the path to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEMOnstration_Power_Station

> There are lots and lots of people who would be happy to get a couple million for some fusion projects. Others believe they could build a break even project with 10s millions. And we could reinforce projects that make rapid advancement.

Many people believe many things. There's a reason we do ITER: It has the best chance to actually work, unlike all the "cheap" 'hey, I'm a genius, I can do it with far less money!' projects out there.
SiriusXM to buy Pandora in all-stock deal valued at $3.5B
Pypeline is a library you use in your code while Bonobo seems to be a framework that use your code.
I tend to think that you lose flexibility with the latter.
Also from an investing perspective, it’s important to know if the senior leadership turns into a sniveling mess when facing uh...adversity in the form of the political horse they backed losing an election.
Co signed on Aquamail - the original author was very receptive to feature requests and fixing bugs (It was nice when he eventually added scheduled outgoing emails). The software has since been acquired but developement appears to be continuing.

Other clients that caught my eye also were Bluemail or Nine, depending on the need.
> it sucks it leaked to nutty Brietbart and not a real new organization

Lack of reporting from others is no reason to believe Breitbart was first to know, e.g. https://mobile.twitter.com/jacknicas/status/1040014678263386...

> Doesn't that bother anyone?

I think it actually helps insulate Google from closer scrutiny of its monopoly position and deplorable business model. Why would any self-respecting country suffer an all-powerful ad-financed private Alphabet Agency? Because they think Evil is "on our side".
If you want to get your hands dirty https://mailinabox.email/ - The downside being no iOS push email as long you can put up with with that or you jerry-rig something else for push (say a simple a simple Slack bot to say "Hey you got mail from XYZ" and you then open mail.app yourself) or just live with the 15 min pull you will be fine. Have auto updates enabled and hosted on AWS with an RDNS record and not had any issues with it since.

If you don't want to get your hands dirty or you can't live without iOS push email then FastMail - Downside being $50/year (if you want to use your own domain).
And ARM in the datacenter has a really stellar trackrecord huh? Everything changed post meltdown. Gmail is running on OpenPOWER.
Very few opera houses offer subtitles. This is because subtitles near or on the stage would be difficult to read due to the heads of those in front of you.

Some (e.g. Vienna) have a seat-back system that shows subtitles.

Surtitles, on the other hand, are pretty much ubiquitous.
I've been using migadu for nearly two years now. I've got multiple domains hooked up with no fuss. Their service is reliable, I've only had 1 down-time issue I can remember with their service going down but it only seemed to last 20 minutes and I don't believe I lost any emails during it.

The only downside I've seen is they don't have 2FA for individual mail accounts. They do have it for the top level account management UI though which is the most important thing for me.

The support team is also great, I've not had many issues but when I have I often end up emailing the same few people and they respond very quickly (I am in an EU timezone though).

I'm incredibly happy with their quiet and high quality service.
Without saving a hashed password, you can’t authenticate users. End to end encryption like what you really want requires the data to be decrypted by the recipient (using a key or password).
Seems like given enough time, any company will lose whatever value it tried to uphold in the past in favor of shareholders.

Once it reaches that point, every business optimization is in detriment of either the final user or society, quite often both.
> Any open source project that gains enough traction to require a proper governance model has adopted a code of conduct.

That sentence probably needs some adjustment for time dependence. There were plenty of open source projects with proper governance models in the 90s (e.g. GNU, Debian) but AFAIK CoCs are a relatively recent thing.
iCE3X Talent Coup in South Africa – Eugene Etsebeth
> I really, genuinely, don't understand

This means you haven't read the article.