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Yowza. My wife has a PhD in nutrition and teaches a "culture in foods" course at university. It's about how various cultures around the world and throughout history had all their nutritional needs met from their various diets.

An explorer might last a little while on an all-meat diet but you'd be missing out on a lot of essential vitamins and minerals. The Inuit for example, only avoid scurvy by getting their vitamin C from raw fish. (Cooking it destroys the little it contains.)

Interesting article, though!
That's another aspect I didn't touch on, especially for the NSF - they're not terribly interested in funding staff scientists.
It means the halting problem applies, and analysis of program behavior becomes much more difficult. Could be an interesting attack vector.
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There's also a melding of those two - there's a big push for university researchers to do commercialization and start startups. Those small companies bear a lot of the risk of early stage development, and then get bought out when they get something promising.
You're acting like your guesses are just as good as The Intercept's investigation, and all to defend Google!

Why are you doing PR for them?
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Dealing with all the stress, it really helps when you have co-founders you can rely on and trust to have your best interests above all. It was really disappointing to read about how it seemed his co-founder was undermining him to secure the CEO role. I am not sure if it's Kroll being paranoid, but it's clear their working relationship was terrible. Long term success can rarely be achieved with such a dynamic.
I'm curious, what would have been a better approach the USSR could have taken. Also, is there a better approach that Japan could have taken?
Which reading order would you suggest for Asimov’s Foundation Series newbie?
Publishing order or robot series-prequel-foundation-sequel?
I'm surprised that the website doesn't mention anywhere whether Aether is open source or not, not even on the page titled "Open Source."
From the GitHub page:

> The Linux version provided as a courtesy, it might work, but is completely unsupported.

And the Linux version is provided as a snap, which really works best on Ubuntu and doesn't work at all on some distros (due to the Snap people's poor decision to make snap have an unnecessary systemd dependency).

I really doubt you are going to make a lot of headway with a very 'techy' alternative to Reddit with such poor (and snippy) Linux support.
As much as I value PageRank, it annoys me when people assume it was a novel idea.

It had been applied decades before through scientific paper references, as a measure to improve on the "number of references" metric, which is more easily gamed. References are more rarely circular (only same time in-preparations can form cycles, unlike web pages). I was sitting in a class about stationary processes in 1996 when the lecturer mentioned this (already old and well known at the time) use case as motivation.

Whatever AV implemented at the time, it was not on par.
There was a Russian guy recently that did exactly that [1], and then swat showed up at his home not long after.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0V8APbxMqM
I went to the trouble of actually buying the paper you cited and, surprise, it doesn't say what you seem to think (did you only read the abstract?). Here are the key findings:

- Among the top 1%, 69% earn pass-through business income in some form

- At the 99th percentile, business income only accounts for about 40% of total income

The majority of what is described in the abstract (and a lot of the focus in the paper) is on the 0.1%, not the 1%. If you dig through their data and filter out the clear focus on $1M+ earners, the picture is pretty clear: the 1% are mostly working people who supplement wage income with some kind of side business income. This is exactly what you would expect if you think about lawyers, doctors, software developers, consultants, etc. When you get near the 0.1% level the picture changes significantly and business income takes over along with number of employees at owned businesses.
> "hidden recipient" (which, ironically, is a command line flag to mitigate a flaw in PGP, and not in fact a feature of PGP)

I don't understand. --encrypt and --decrypt are command line flags too, but surely those count as features.
Check out [1], more specifically: "For many Red Hat end users, it’s unlikely that this flaw gets that far. IT organizations using Red Hat Enterprise Linux to underpin their Linux container and cloud-native deployments are likely protected, thanks to SELinux."

[1] https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/it-starts-linux-how-red-hat-h...
The consumers won.

Before Uber, traveling abroad in another country meant getting scammed by taxi drivers. After Uber, there is now a safe, trustworthy, and familiar mode of transportation when in a foreign place.

Note: Lyft is only domestic.
Adderall abuse is rampant in the 100 hour week set. So is provigil abuse.
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Is server side JS a joke because there is basically one implementation, Node? Number of independent implementations is a mostly useless metric in the FOSS world.

* it is not useless for proprietary software since then reliance on a single vendor is a much more serious issue.
I would not feel comfortable as an employee working there now after reading this article...
I like meat, but I wonder if the powers that be reached all the way back to 1929 for this nugget because there's a surplus they want to liquidate.

https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2018/7/24/17606958/me...
Apparently they do not consider themselves to be a coder or a programmer.
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Then it will stop working for the users who have keys and data in those crypto-systems. They will have to use old, unmaintained versions of the software.
This is IMO a must read : https://fr.scribd.com/doc/257062334/Chernobyl-Confessions-of...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1206859
The situation is far more complicated than that fancy Propublica piece, color of money being just one:

1. These ships were purchased with RDT&E funds dating back to at least 2017[1 ref. N00024-17-C-6307].

2. The color of training money is O&M.

3. Congress is responsible for appropriating funds.

4. Even if Navy leadership needed to, they couldn't use RDT&E appropriations to fund O&M training; that would be a violation of the Misappropriation Act[2] as codified in 31 USC § 1301.

[1] https://dod.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract-View/Article...

[2] https://www.dau.mil/acquipedia/pages/articledetails.aspx#!29...
I wonder if the fact that serial anything criminals exist at all indicates that the criminal justice system might be broken? I wonder if the deterrence aspect of law enforcement is actually working in Western countries.
> There was never a point where "well I wanted to put my video on X but Youtubue will actually let me do it without censoring" was ever true.

I can't parse this. Can you please state your point more clearly.
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I've been on an all meat diet for ~3 months. I've lost ~20 pounds (I was 30-40 pounds over what I consider my ideal weight) and feel great.

Oddly, no scurvy or other health issues. I do not supplement apart from salt and other seasonings. Probably 50% of my calories are from grass fed beef, combined with other high quality meats, eggs and a little diary.

There are people who get good results from only beef. And there are people who have done this for many years without adverse health effects.

There is a ton of conventional wisdom / "science" that says we can't thrive on an all meat diet. Anecdotally, there are a ton of people who do.

My health cares not for your wife's education.
In a CCD, even photons of visible light are ionizing radiation. The light causes electrons to pop out of a semiconductor and get caught in a capacitor, where they are stored long enough to be read out as a voltage, and turned into a number.
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Ok, now what if I don't care about your opinion that they "should not offer any internship positions at all" and want to take the job anyway?

There are definitely points in my life where I would definitely tell someone who had an opinion like yours to go F themselves, because I want do make decisions for myself, and not have someone else get in the way of my own consenting decisions.
Care to substantiate? What inferior encryption are you talking about?
Hm, I had thought that go-ipfs saved some swarm peers between sessions, but reading over the docs now I see no evidence of this.
Thanks for the kind words.

> there would be some direction where there are more messy entanglements between all the parts of the universe

Yes, that's exactly right, except for the word "messy". It's not "more messy", it's just "more".

> what prevents me from setting up a circumstance where a measurement I make in the present is correlated with the result of (say) a coin flip in the future

Nothing. If you flip a coin with enough precision you can make it come up reliably on one side or the other. ("But that's cheating!" you say. "I want the flip to be random." Well, you can't have it both ways: if the flip is random, then by definition it's not going to be correlated with anything in the past!)

> why not even one bit from the future

Because then it wouldn't be the future.

Think about this: how would you distinguish "receiving a bit from the future", which is apparently not possible, and "making a reliable prediction about the future", which is possible in many cases?

> I can make a meaningful mark on a particle at time t0 and read it at t1, but not if t0 > t1. How come?

You can't actually "make a mark" on a particle the way you can on a classical object. You can prepare a particle in a particular quantum state, but that's not the same as putting a mark on it.
Our memories are different... I always remember the raids from /b/ on Reddit leading to mass bans, way back in the early '10s. It was always 4chan where the overt racism and whatnot happened. Communities like /r/jailbait would slowly form, then be shut down. "Censorship" was applied like whack a mole from the beginning.
Was this reasoning true 25 years ago? If so, why don't we go back to RSA over DES3, with MD5 digests? All that dizzying proliferation of new crypto is wrecking the soundness.
> Most of the loot was hidden in his family home. Subsequently, his mother destroyed and threw away dozens of paintings and drawings, some by Cranach, Bruegel and Watteau, and dumped more than a hundred works into a canal. A pious woman, she chose not to destroy a Medieval sculpture of the Virgin Mary, abandoning it instead in a forest chapel.

I'm curious why she chose to do this. Was she trying to hide the evidence? Did she just consider the art to be junk?
If I’m not confused about the new feedback mechanism, the site specifically discourages comments about the quality of the code, in favor of questions about it. I assume that’s to avoid discouraging people with overly negative feedback.

This is frustrating to me; in the Erlang space, we don’t have enough people to abuse the system, so I used to be able to provide and receive feedback from anyone without any negativity.
In all seriousness: as a non-expert who has read a few popular books that make contradictory claims, “nutrition” seems to be a field of non-knowledge, with about the same scientific credibility as social studies. So what does it mean to have a PhD in nutrition—-are there experts with a track record of scientific rigor whose claims have withstood close scrutiny?
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I'd recommend to read up on "maximizing" vs "satisficing":

https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/5MW3DWbvcrztvKnMS/in-praise-...

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/science-choice/20150...

Personally, in your example with the phone, I think that maximizing is a good strategy. My phone is a critical part of my work envronment, so I'm prepared to invest time and money when chosing and buying one -- that is, I'm a maximizer when it comes to buying phones.

On the other hand, when the cost of error is small and the timespan of possible negative consequences is short (e.g. mintes or hours), I'd satisfice. Examples: buying a bottle of water or a quick snack.

As for deciding when to stop, there is the Secretary Problem (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem), but using this strategy can be painful for maximizers.
I think it says "there was never at time where I could put my content on YouTube without them censoring it".
I work on ML infrastructure at some big company, so I'm always interested to see whats new in this field. This seems to be a thin wrapper around tf.estimator, which provides a majority of the functionality. The only novel things are yaml config for defining some basic transformations and data format. It doesn't seem super useful, am I missing something?
I never understood the step about how a system that can do basic arithmetic can express the "I am not provable in F" sentence. Does anyone have an ELI30 version of that?
> Godel was programming the integers. That is that. And he didn’t even know it at the time; truly impressive.

It seems strange to say that Godel didn't know it at the time -- Godel's work was part of the effort to mechanize logic, Hilbert's program, and the axiomatization effort started in response to contradictory calculus theorems, and followed Frege, Russel, Whitehead, et al.

Or rather, Godel's work showed that Russel's efforts to create a consistent and complete foundation for mathematics was fundamentally insufficient. Turing extended this work, by providing an explicit model of a calculating machine, to show that no algorithm could effectively determine the truth -- even without providing a proof -- locking the door on Hilbert's program that Godel had slammed shut.

Regardless, the entire point of Godel's work was exploring the relationship between our ability to "reason" and our ability "calculate" or "perform rote tasks".

(Missing details of the narrative aside -- it was a really good read.)
It's not Plan9's improvement. It was never designed that way. It's a stand alone product. It has nowhere near the richness of Plan9.

Source: I worked as an Inferno developer.
Even better to go fully autonomous with our nuclear submarines right? Then there can be no mistakes...
There's a modern movement of people adopting an all-carnivore diet [1][2], who report it to be effective at overcoming conditions like autoimmune illness, depression and other chronic illnesses that defied other forms of treatment.

The theory is that for highly sensitive individuals, any carb/fiber/allergenic content in food causes inflammation and dysbiosis, which leads to these chronic conditions.

They believe that by removing all these food components, even if the diet has low levels of essential nutrients like Vitamin C, they are absorbed and utilised better than in a regular diet, due to the reduced inflammatory activity.

I haven't tried it and won't be doing it myself, but I have been through episodes in my life where I was afflicted by these kinds of chronic "mystery" illnesses that didn't seem to respond to any kind of treatment, and I can understand the kind of pain and exasperation that would lead people to try this.

[1] https://hvmn.com/podcast/meat-heals-the-autoimmune-disease-c...

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/zerocarb/comments/8f0o1w/my_experie...
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> Maybe I'm overly paranoid but I choose to manually copy my passwords out of my manager into the login form.

Holy crap, don't do that. You're eliminating the primary benefit of using a password manager.

Browser integrated password managers can't be phished; they only auto-fill on the correct site, they're not fooled by convincing URLs, and the better ones respect https requirements.

This isn't a matter of convenience. Putting human judgment in the critical path makes things worse, not better, even when it's your own judgment. Don't let paranoia and distrust of automation draw you into a pattern of bad decision making.
You seem to be assuming that the ultra rich keep their wealth as personal wealth. This is pretty far from what actually happens. In most cases they setup foundations with large endowments instead of directly passing it to heirs (though the heirs are often board members and never have to work a day in their life). You mention the Rockefellers as an example. Guess what foundation has a $4.1 billion endowment, 105 years after its founding? Where is Bill Gates putting all his money? A foundation.

See where I'm going with this? I'll take arguments against r > g seriously when they account for institutional wealth instead of just personal wealth.
> Yeah, but we're talking about a culture that still uses X11

Coming from somebody using ntfs. A rewrite to wayland is in progress though. It's an unfunded part of linux, that's true. But major changes have been made (systemd) so it's all about the money.

> I get it, you're a UNIX fanboy and you're butt-hurt that some idiot on the internet has a dissenting opinion that offends your religious affiliation with an operating system, but I'm not a Microsfot fanboy, especially these days with their user hostility and embracing the worst parts of open source and UNIX culture.

Sounds like you are butthurt since microsoft is embracing the unix philosophy you despise. The market and the headquarters of your company have spoken against your technical preferences and skills, and now you will have to change and learn the unix way. It makes some people salty. Swallow your pride and learn.
> I work using a TV screen from a distance to protect my eyes.

Out of pure curiosity, how does that protect your eyes? And from what?
I reject (not just drop, reject as in send back an ICMP message) 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 in my home network, and my Chromecast Ultra works just fine.
I know it's talking to the PiHole too because I see it in my logs.

So I don't believe the OP, even though it's the living legend that is PV.
The requirement for vitamin C is a fact of human biology, and established science.

Either you’re getting it from your dairy or other dietary sources or eating enough meat that’s raw enough to get your minimum.

My experience as a lactose person is that people tend to greatly underestimate how much dairy they consume, which is largely fortified (edit: as others point out it’s not fortified with vitamin C).

When you say all meat diet are you sure you’re not exaggerating? You probably consume all sorts of other stuff in small quantities. You don’t have any candy ever (often a source of vitamin C)? No potato chips ever? No cheese ever? No fortified yogurt or milk ever? You don’t ever eat cheeseburgers with buns or cheese or mayo?
The reason password entry is sometimes split to two forms is because of SSO logins. The alternative is what Microsoft does which is to dynamically check the email after filling it and passing on to the password field and quickly redirecting if needed which is also weird. That’s also why Google does it.
Having sex, or getting raped, is different from carrying luggage.

Sex is a maybe-death thing.

If the woman gets pregnant, there's a relatively high risk that she'll die, during delivery. Or, if there's no man there to help her, when she is pregnant and vulnerable and cannot find her own food, she's at risk of starving and dying.

Maybe / probably those "aid workers" used contraceptives, however, the feelings part of the human brain doesn't understand contraceptives. Those parts of the brain are still in the stone age. The feelings involved, for a woman who gets raped or has sex because otherwise she might starve to death, is not "I carry bags", instead it's more "I might die from this".

(For a man, the feelings can instead be "I'm reproducing, great. No risk for me, I don't get pregnant".)
"If only we lock up this one more person, _then_ it'll finally be clear."

How's prison working out as a deterrent, generally?
Had to reread that headline a couple times...
Subsidies and grid management are important considerations regardless of what kind of generation we are talking about.

However, there is widespread agreement that the levelized, unsubsidized cost of nuclear is more expensive than that of wind and solar, and the cots of renewables are dropping.

Here's a good starting point.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_electricity_by_source
I think GCP for plain infra stuff is complicated, but so is AWS. They’re about the same to me, but AWS seems to have vastly more features.
It's all a mess.

However typically in video game rendering, ray casting refers to the specific technique where you only trace rays against a 2D scene for a single scan-line, and then draw the entire column of pixels based on that result, such as is done in Wolfenstein.

Ray-Tracing really can be used for anything that intersects rays against a scene but is typically used for set of techniques that at-least involve sending out primary rays from the camera via ray-tracing, but with "ray-tracing" GPUs we are seeing it used more specifically for secondary rays coming from the Camera.

"path-tracing" is generally the set of techniques that end up with a full path from camera to light.

Now, there isn't really much in rendering that sends out rays only from the light source, it's still just too computationally impractical.

However, there is "bidirectional path-tracing" which generally sends out rays from both the camera and the light source, then tries to join them in the middle. It's a bit more complicated but generally converges quicker than other montecarlo renderers.

Anyways, as I said, it's a big mess, partially because it's a big continuum, and there are generally renderers that exhibit properties from multiple of these categories.
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I agree with you. We are determined by factors we do not control (genes, environment)

The justification of criminal justice is to make an example to society that a behavior is unacceptable. Thus creating an environment where that behavior is discouraged.

In my mind the environment is responsible for a criminal. The way we have chosen to punish their environment is to remove the individual from it. This brings shame to the family or splitting up a family or loss of income due to the person being removed. The person with the hardest punishment(in jail) is least responsible.

In dictatorships they actually punish the family of the criminal, which is a contributing factor to how they can hold power. Everyone is more invested in everyone conforming.

On the positive side, is parents feeling pride if their children succeed. We cannot give the success directly to the parents for raising their child, therefore they enjoy the success of their children by proxy, pride.

This of course extends to every link being a product of their environment and thus, for now, we need the fiction of free will. How would a society that accepts there is no free will function? That would make a mind blowing sci-fi film or novel.
Also missing on the multitude of testing that digital makes easier. I make no claim about true lift, but FB has built in AB testing tools for advertisers plus relationships with a multitude of 3P measurement providers.
> No cheese made with fortified dairy ever? No fortified yogurt or milk ever? You don’t ever eat cheeseburgers with buns or cheese or mayo?

I don't think I've ever seen dairy fortified with vitamin C. In the US, at least, dairy is typically fortified with vitamins A and D.
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