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The blockchain is a reliable technology for economic transactions that can be programmed to record not just financial transactions but almost everything of value. Here i find an article to discuss it briefly: https://mobinspire.com/blogs/10-uses-blockchain-technology-f...
The "I could've learned that in a 5 min blog post" applies to basically anything and is condescending, arrogant, and does not warrant a discussion.

Learning How To Learn is an entry level way to get from practically nothing (everyone who can comprehend the course has some fundamental basics; e.g. spaced repetition we learn at elementary school in The Netherlands) to a more productive learning environment. It does that by teaching you techniques via theory, practice, and ultimately a quiz about the material. After you completed the course, you will understand the techniques, have familiarized yourself with each of these, and you can likely apply them. It is also likely you found a preferred technique (or found a confirmation that your previous preference is the best one for you). If you already know these techniques (such as spaced repetition, focused & diffused mode, pomodoro technique) then the course has little value. You could still help people on the forums (explaining something has great value for yourself as well), or learn a thing or two from the forums or Friday mailing. If people don't know how to learn then all the other courses on Coursera and other MOOCs are useless. The popularity of the course and the positive reviews underline its usefulness.

You can find naysayers for every course. For example, I'm a naysayer of the Cryptography I course in a way. I recommend it (as far as I finished it; the first 2 chapters I did) because for me it gave me gigantic headaches and migraine. It isn't for me, I'm just not intelligent enough for it combined with the headaches and migraine it didn't work out and I had to call it. YMMV.
Just using them as an example of where ISPs can obtain globally routable IP space for their own AS, also HE doesn't have so many POPs in Accra, Ghana or Panama City. Of course if you're an ISP in Ghana with a transport circuit to Telehouse Docklands, in London, and want to be an HE customer, you certainly can become one.
> Germany is attempting decarbonization on Nightmare Mode difficulty

Your comment was very clear about Germany's nuclear v. coal issue, but you cannot call it decarbonization. Germany has no fixed plans phasing out coal. It's denuclearization. And it should absolutely not be deemed an example for other countries. Still, Germany's renewables adoption is commendable.
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The foremost pronent of naltrexone (or nalmafene where it is not available) is Claudia Christian:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EghiY_s2ts
I don't use it myself but a lot of people use the MyFitnessPal mobile app as a food journal. It's already programmed with many food types so they don't need nutrition labels. Most users have to rely on a food scale at first to accurately measure portions but they supposedly they get good at eyeballing it after a while.

https://www.myfitnesspal.com/

Modern fitness trackers are pretty good at automatically creating activity journals.
Drivers don't expect objects traveling at 30km/h on the sidewalk, but that doesn't matter. Drivers are supposed to be on the roads. I suppose the idea is that the bike would just zip across the intersection at that speed? The people preferring bikes on sidewalks are thinking of non-athlete bike riders. They never go that fast. At intersections, they dismount and walk. These bike users are far more compatible with pedestrians than they are with cars.
I've found apps that use these global API's are inferior to local apps connecting directly to local API's, the data is a lot more current, more accurate and includes a lot of features like radar images. Not sure if it's an issue with some countries missing a lot of data that mine (Aus) offer or it's missing for some other reason.

Phone OEM's always have to include a crappy global one for some reason.
That’s a lot of cash to tie up.
I have ran ebpf on ubuntu, so not sure what the difference is with Debian. I will note that clang 3.7 is fairly old at this point, I have started building a more recent llvm+clang (7.0.0 stable) myself instead of relying on the installed package, then building bcc against that. You might try that route, although llvm takes an eternity to build.
Very strange done of the comments about these island here. You know Taiwan has military there and you know mao has sent bomb daily in one stage on these islands.

They belong to Taiwan no doubt (even if you think Taiwan should belong to china).
Very few studies have proper control groups.

https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/10/26/alcoholics-anonymous-m...

> In conclusion, as best I can tell – and it is not very well, because the studies that could really prove anything robustly haven’t been done – most alcoholics get better on their own. All treatments for alcoholism, including Alcoholics Anonymous, psychotherapy, and just a few minutes with a doctor explaining why she thinks you need to quit, increase this already-high chance of recovery a small but nonzero amount. Furthermore, they are equally effective after only a tiny dose: your first couple of meetings, your first therapy session.
Talking to people who had worked at higher levels of the weather world in government and academia, this is a generally common view of that kind of company.
This is true. Accidents everyday.
The irony is that all accelerated hardware resizers available on ARM SoCs that I know are also not gamma aware.

This is why downscaled videos feel to have more contrast, or solarised due to bruteforce compensation on most Android devices.
Looks great.
Why not add call to action for apps (Download for iPhone and Android Buttons) to make it easy to build Mobile App Landing Pages?
You can't expect cyclists to stop and get off at every intersection. They wouldn't get anywhere. Bicycles are not toys, they're vehicles. The people on them have places to be.
Well I suggest you some trends and uses of blockchain you might be interested in: https://mobinspire.com/blogs/10-uses-blockchain-technology-f...

The blockchain is a reliable technology for economic transactions that can be programmed to record not just financial transactions but almost everything of value.
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I like dark sky.

https://darksky.net

They have an app also but I just use the website.
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It sucks how badly wunderground has gotten. I run my own weather station and it only syncs to WU. Almost tempted to intercept the api calls and store the data locally...
I would say its not actually that difficult, its just constrained by whatever you're trying to accomplish. eg truck simulators dont have you cleaning, because its not part of the mental model of driving. But gas is a very necessary part of it.

Horse cleaning is important for maintenance, but a non-thought in travel. Thus a horse maintenance game would have brushing mechanics and it would be sensible, while it'd be a nuisance in a game emphasizing travel (even slow travel; feeding/housing your horse would be much more appropriate). But the key I think is to realize what the effect you're having on gameplay is pacing, and the mechanic of brushing or feeding or whatever is just an aesthetic/reason around it. So you'd only simulate so far as to render the pace of the game correct, and no more. So you might have feeding or cleaning, but probably not both in a travel game (it'd slow things down too much, and probably be part of the same operation anyways). A maintenance sim would prefer much slower pacing than even a slow travel game would
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I don’t know how detailed I can get into this..

But short answer: this applies mostly to Rubisco in C3 plants like rice that is almost at par with methane releasing cattle in its environmental impact. (But this seems to be affecting Rubisco in C4 plants like tobacco) It has to do with carbon fixation. This is GMO level: Max.

I am cautious. Because some of us still remember the Green Revolution and the Golden Rice fiascos. Same folks.

What Rubisco does: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Organic/rubisco.h...

On C3 carbon fixation: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/C3_carbon_fixation
> Anti growth is propably the worst argument. It will litterally give you the effects of the most catastrophic interpretation of climate change before it has even happened.

How literally?

> You don't want to halt growth, that would surely be suicide.

How surely suicide?

> or turn things that aren't currently resources into resources

So the solution to humanity using too much energy is to expand more energy to use up more of the resources?

> It's not like earth gives us resources, we have to find ways to turn them into resources such as oil uranium etc

Seriously, we only have resources from earth, and energy from the sun (some volcanic / thermal). Where else do we get the resources from? Moon? All resources we have are dug from earth, and refined by using energy.

> If you don't grow you will live in a world that might as well be the catastrophe. I am not going to be supporting that.

Again, I am talking here about long term view, like next few centuries. For how long can we sustain same growth rate as we did last 200 years? How long before something gives?

This is irrelevant to global warming, we just can't have indefinite 2% growth. Period.

There are some things that we can do to stave off problems for a few centuries:

1) less wasteful food production, currently humans+cows+pigs represent 96% of all mammalian biomass, 40% of grain produced is fed to livestock -- solution: meat grown in test tubes and vats, this should release some of wasted land on agriculture back to wilderness.

2) proper atom cycle, currently we destroy environment to get atoms (say cut forest / dig metal), and then destroy environment to hide them (landfills) -- solution: Complete recycling of all we use as either composting and fertilizing or back to re-manufacturing

3) finding ways to use energy without generating heat on earth -- solution: space robots with large surface areas that allow them to cool, and do work.

All of these are things we can do, but they are short gap solution. A century or two at best.

Seriously, take a calculator and tell me, how many years is 2% growth sustainable for before we are counting individual atoms on earth?
Statistics though show that western-style driving is definitely safer than the free for all that is common in developing countries (I speak for Jordan and Vietnam in particular, comparing them to Western Europe).
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> How is Hungary not democratic? Fidesz won 3 times in a row

The 20th century was filled with dictators that won election repeatedly. Winning election repeatedly isn't the hallmark of democracy; peaceful and regular transfer of power is much more indicative.

In any case, democracy is about far more than simply winning elections. Protection of minorities, apolitical rule of law, independent media. Hungary is regressing badly across the board.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-viktor-orban...

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/hungary-vikt...

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/29/world/europe/hungary-orba...
When it performs a Python call, CPython performs a corresponding recursive call of the interpreter function. It uses both the C stack to manage interpreter state and heap-allocated stack frame objects to manage the interpreted program's state.

Your experiment shows that the C stack overflows faster than the heap. It does not show that no heap space is consumed at all.
Do you use swype gestures? The improvement for me was big.
Lovely code! Thanks for sharing.

Oh cool, TIL you can dispatch a fake click event on an invisible anchor element pointing to a png object url to download a file, without even putting the anchor in the document! I presume it all just gets garbage collected with it's done. I would have never have thought to attempt that, but it works like a charm, in just a few lines.

https://github.com/portsmouth/fibre/blob/master/js/fibre.js#...

case 80: // P key: save current image to disk
{
if (fibre.editing) break;
var link = document.createElement('a');
link.download = "fibre.png";
this.render_canvas.toBlob(function(blob){
link.href = URL.createObjectURL(blob);
var event = new MouseEvent('click');
link.dispatchEvent(event);
},'image/png', 1);
break;
}
I said these arguments were unserious. I said this before, just scroll back.

"Neither of these are serious, engaged-with-the-actual-topic sorts of arguments. "

That's the bit I stand by.
How does it baffle you? A vast majority of people in the US rely on their cars daily. These people prioritize quality and moving away from gas/diesel.
Well Samsung, One Plus and others are thriving in India, they dont have their own stores. So clearly its not the stores. The major factor is price (Apple tax + Indian Tax = One very expensive phone.
Same thing we do every year, Pinky. Try to launch a successful SaaS!
> To those who want LTE connectivity, I don't think you know there's a device called the Thinkpad X1 with this functionality built in.

Cut out the condescending tone, please.

If I want a device with LTE connectivity build-in there are options out there such as my smartphone (USB-OTG, BT, WLAN), a USB stick, or a so-called MiFi (mobile WiFi). The latter is essentially a portable LTE modem utilizing WLAN so any client supporting WLAN can connect with it to the internet.
Is this kind of what you're looking for? https://bootstrap.build/app
Agreed. Thanks for the clear reply. :)
We were in Tajikistan in July and August, but the hiking trip happened in July.
Non-motorized wheelchairs operated by obese 90-year-old people are also vehicles, and they clearly don't belong on the road (hope you agree), so "vehicle" doesn't matter. The same goes for little battery operated kid toys and traditional kid tricycles.

Most bike riders are far closer to the above than they are to cars. Lots of people are obese, elderly, and otherwise lacking in athletic ability. If these people are excluded from the sidewalk, then they are entirely excluded from the benefits of bike usage.

The trouble here is that bike-related laws are mainly influenced by people who are extreme bike users. These users want to be in the road. They care enough to join cycling organizations that will lobby to have bikes treated like cars. The typical bike user is a physically weak person, and they ride on something like a $39.95 bike from Walmart. The bike has overly thick knobby tires, unreliable gears if any, big fenders, and lots of low-quality (thus thick) steel. You're saying these people have no right to ride bikes if you insist that they go on the road.
The main bottleneck to learning new skills is access to good feedback from experts or coaches, not time.
Awesome idea, but is there any way to test the hypothesis? Or will it be forever locked in the box of "extremely elegant but untestable" along with string theory?
The actual early-Wittgenstein retort to this question is to reference the saying/showing distinction. "That there are no universal truths is not a true proposition, but it is shown by there being no truth which is universal." Or something like that.

The late-Wittgenstein retort is to tell a better joke.
There certainly are high-end, well-made, good-looking, and bloody expensive frames out there (i.e. everything WP isn't) that aren't from one of Luxottica's brands. Off-hand I could think of at least Gold & Wood, ic! berlin, and Mykita.

WP's story seems to be sprinkling some SV magic dust over decidedly pedestrian frames, not going after the high-end.
I will take the "inconvenience" of having to bring a "bulky" MacOS device anyday over having to recreate my coding workflow just to accomodate the iPad Pro.

I chalk up trying to code on the iPad Pro as one of those exercises akin to tinkering/customizing on Linux. Interesting and fun but not really something you want when you want your tools to get out of your way and just get things done.
If your hypothesis is correct then we would expect to see auto insurers offering lower rates for manual transmission vehicles due to a lower risk of crashes. Do you have any evidence for that?
Shortwave listening used to be the gateway drug for many hams. That's the reason for the apparent overlap.

Receivers of this type are pretty useless on the ham bands. You can't even connect a proper antenna to it (technically you can, but the unit would struggle with overload issues).

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Maybe the fault is due to the user. Windows just works for me and is only desktop OS that allows you to be productive without spending countless hours debugging compatibility issues. And no real development happens with Python anyhow.
Lately I’ve been thinking about the connection between markets and “othering”. I’m wondering if distributed manufacturing can help, and interested in DIY “micro factories” that can be made in a small shop using 3D printers and basic hand tools.

So it’s a different approach. Basically I’m starting to make better and better robots with my 3D printers and I want to make open source factories with the tech. :)
The christian part is a barrier for atheists and agnostics that would otherwise be OK with participating in Alcoholics Anonymous.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Alcoholics_Anonymou...
As someone who had taken the course and let some time pass, I thought the same. A stringing together of common sense ideas to learn better. Yet, to provide better context for another comment, I searched online for the course notes and came up with two excellent links. I realized there was more to the course than what I had remembered. Linking them here hoping it will help.

https://github.com/Espores/Learning-how-to-learn-Coursera-No...

https://www.reddit.com/r/GetMotivated/comments/5950tm/text_i...
Some public companies choose to return cash to shareholders through share buybacks rather than dividends because it's more tax efficient.
I'd bet those statistics are averaging across whole countries, so they're adding in highway driving - which, yeah, is very dangerous in developing countries.

I'd be willing to be there are less crashes driving in big cities in developing countries than driving in big cities in developed countries.
> Any company working in the addiction space should keep accurate records of their success rate and push to improve that rate

Collecting metrics on lack of relapse from alcoholics and drug addicts seems like a tough task, since once a person becomes an addict (as defined by the DSM-V), this is a population that is often either less than truthful about the severity of their addiction problem, measures their consumption falsely, or will self-report as being sober when they actually are not.
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Get a 2015 MBP instead. They have a force touch touchpad yet not the larger ones, not the broken keyboard, still work decent, are cheaper (some 2nd hand in good state provided you don't search for exotic hardware combinations), don't have touchbar, still have magsafe (though you can make USB-C magnetic). I have a 15" MBP2015 and a 13" MBP2014 (the 13" MBP2015 would've been a better choice). I love them both. Only downside is the coating, and they're getting a bit aged. Apple even warn that the screen on MBP2016 and later can get damaged from debris on the keybaord, especially with keyboard protector enabled. My MBP2010 has been mistreated badly with debris and did not ever suffer from this. The MBP2014/2015 have it slightly more difficult already.

If you fancy the newer series, the 2018 versions don't suffer from the keyboard getting stuck problems (cause Apple's clever hack). If you don't mind a portable trackpad the Apple Magic Trackpad 2 works native on Linux 4.20 [1] (which works on Ubuntu 18.10 at least) and the driver can be backported via DKMS. Fedora however has the module compiled into the kernel so you gotta recompile the kernel if you're running Fedora.

[1] https://github.com/robotrovsky/Linux-Magic-Trackpad-2-Driver
If I'm not mistaken, this is a library to solve and visualize dynamical systems defined by a 3D vector field. It does not allow for the visualization of the vector field, as the title suggests.

Still a cool app, but with a slightly misleading title.