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As known to all players, Crystal shards is a general used item in OSRS Song of Elves quest, while the Crystal tree is a good new way to gain them. You can learn farming the Crystal tree from the Crwys clan, which is also a part helps complete the soon-to-be quest. When planted (grants 126 Farming XP), the tree will take 8 hours or so to grow. And, during this period, there will be no need to worry about your tree may being caught by diseases and dying. When fully grown, the trees will be ready to be harvest using an axe, and grant . Harvesting (grants 13,240 Farming XP) the trees will grant you crystal shards and occasional nests, as well as the chance to obtain the Farming skill pet.

How to farm Crystal tree?

In order to be capable of planting the Crystal tree, you need to meet the following requirements. First, you need to reach lvl 74 in Farming. Second, you need to acquire a crystal acorn, which is untradable. You can obtain it from a nearby NPC by exchanging with other crystal seeds. The usable seeds that can exchange for Crystal shards may include two existing seeds, crystal seed (which will later renamed as Crystal weapon seed after the poll) and Tiny elf crystal (which will later renamed as Crystal teleport seed after the poll), as well as two new seeds Crystal armour seed and Crystal enhancer seed, which are to added after a poll.

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I understood she is making a statement by refusing. She said that she has said everything there is to be said. It's like a hunger strike.
I think the US is not affected by this change, as the NIST didn't define what kilogram actually is back in 1959 [1].

[1] https://www.ngs.noaa.gov/PUBS_LIB/FedRegister/FRdoc59-5442.p...
I feel like you mean this this is a joke but it I also feel one of the great unaddressed problems of strong AI - the human brain, optimized through evolution, still has a pretty large defect rate. On the march of progress it seems pretty likely that we will accidentally create an AI which qualifies as "insane" far before we can create a stable, adult-like being.
The schools you listed-Berkeley, UVA, and GA Tech-are comparable in acceptance rates and in quality to Ivy League schools. Still doesn't solve the problem of having a few elite schools and many weak ones.

These schools are equally, if not harder, to get into as a first-year freshman.
My thinking would be more efficient driving.
Asset tax? Why don't we have that?
I think this is simply a service for universities to easily get info which they already estimate manually. Some colleges will like and use this service, others (schools who already have systems in place to measure these disadvantage points) won't.
If I spend 2 weeks (or even 2 hours) in prison due to someone's false accusation, I'd also want to press for criminal charges.
For self-monitored systems that "chug along" in the background it's also nice to have a Dead Man's Switch style monitoring: set up the bash watchdog to send regular "I'm still alive" messages to an external service. The external service then notifies you whenever these heartbeat messages stop (bash script crashes, system runs out of disk or RAM, system loses network connection, VM gets accidentally terminated, etc. etc.).

There's a number of monitoring services implementing this idea, and I'm also building one of them as an open source project – link in profile.
People don't perfectly obey speed limits, but lowering speed limits does lower average traffic speeds. When limits were reduced from 30 mph to 20 mph in much of Cambridge (the original one), local news reported that average traffic speed in those areas reduced from 35 mph to 25 mph.

Also in Cambridge, there’s a thing called “park and ride”. I have no idea how common park and ride in the USA, but Wikipedia says it exists. Summary of the idea [1]: out-of-town car park with a good public transport link to where commuters need to go.

Unfortunately, people whose retirement depends on their house retaining its value are probably screwed regardless — what happens when self driving, self-charging, solar covered RVs/mobile TinyHomes/seasteads can be mass produced (including interiors) by the sort of robots currently used for cars? Material costs for those should only come to about $35k, most of which is the battery, which doesn’t need to be as large as the one in a commuter vehicle like a Tesla.

[1] implementations vary in quality.
Have a prayer at being code-audited by you.
Confused, so how do they measure 1 kilo of something now when they need to calibrate the most precise instruments? They count 10^40 photons? How? And how does that translate into a physical mass they want to carry around?

Edit: Seems I completely missed a paragraph somehow. Thanks!
The name "MANIAC" (Mathematical Analyzer, Numerical Integrator, and Computer or Mathematical Analyzer, Numerator, Integrator, and Computer, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MANIAC_I) was eventually picked up by physicist Nicholas Metropolis to name a computer designed under his leadership, as an attempt to ridicule and stop the rash of silly acronyms for machine names, such as ENIAC, EDVAC, UNIVAC, etc.
Sure, that's when you're publicly defrauding a school, and other parents know that you don't really live there. It would be much easier to game this system since you are only reporting your address to the College Board, and no other students/parents would have reason to know that you're not reporting valid information.
1. And this should be what? An argument to against speed limits in general?
2. You read that this was a case for speed limit IN cities? No one said you should drive 20km/h on highways or country roads.

Just park your car at a P&R just outside the city and use a scooter / public transportation for the last mile.
It does actually because they didn't pay people who will spend it with that money, as in workers. Is just rich people exchanging it.
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This sort of "positive" discrimination led to more discrimination where I grew up, in Romania.
Highschools and universities had "reserved spots" for Moldovans and ethnic gypsies who where placed in classes ahead of ethnic Romanians with higher grades. This led to them being hated and bullied more, many to the point where they dropped out.

Don't fight discrimination with discrimination.
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What is "there's no truth in the office"?
I would really like to move to San Diego - but then I saw the enormous amount of cars parked everywhere and I was surprised how ugly it made everything look.

There are these gorgeous beaches and then all these ugly cars parked in endless lines right next to it.
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The public has a claim to every person's evidence.

If a person has evidence that a court of law wishes to obtain, under American law the court is permitted to compel immunized testimony. Someone who refuses to comply is likely to be treated as someone who has committed an act of contempt of court.

Chelsea Manning isn't special here. Anyone who refuses to testify before a grand jury is likely to be treated this way. There's no need to postulate that it's a further attempt to punish someone for political reasons to explain all events here.
You don't necessarily have to build it yourself to have control over it though. I mean, WP isn't the dream you've always looked for, but it (+ a plugin or five) can do that and is pretty much set up in an hour. With wordpress.com, you'll get that without running it yourself.
In what way? If Google uses your search history to target you with ads is that somehow better than them leaking the data and a third party service targetting you the same way? The end result is the same.
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I dont think the intention is to get rid of bycicles on the streets, rather to seperate them into their own lanes, to increase safety. By fighting against the 'cyclist apartheid' you are fighting against your own safety.
Taking an action that deprives someone of their liberty for two weeks? Sounds criminal to me. Doesn't to you? As has been pointed out there are multiple failures including law enforcement.
In San Francisco, there's this common view that you can't ride on the sidewalk because _it's dangerous_! So I took this long trip to Japan, and everyone rides their bikes on the sidewalk there and shifts to the road when they want to and Japan is safer.

Made me wonder.

And it was everywhere. In Tokyo, where it's crowded. In Odawara, where it's less so.

EDIT: You know what I think? This is the same thing as the panic around kids playing outside. The notion of 'danger' is overplayed in the West.
If 1% of billions of plastic bottles end up in the environment, that's still a lot of bottles.

I bet that accidental litter, for which no one person is "to blame", is more than 1%.

This is stuff like a bag tearing open, a trash can falling over, stuff falling off the truck.
We need a Zeitgeist service returning Overton window for each company and automate hiding articles/content that are no longer fitting inside it.
Not quite the same incentive - one needs to stay anonymous as they are breaking the law, and the other is legal and can operate in plain sight.
Autopilot is not self driving. The human is still driving the vehicle and the human is still responsible for stopping the car from hitting things.
Previously posted from Wired, this looks to be the origin of that article, the actual paper being in Nature.
A bit more context: He's an influential writer and speaker mostly in enterprise dev circles. By HN standards his resume isn't spectacular: he's not the founder of XYZ or the author of some famous open source project.

He's been a driving force in giving programmers in large organizations the vocabulary and ammunition to win arguments that lets them write proper software and not shitty software. If you find yourself writing Java in a bigco IT department and you want to introduce stuff like test driven development, code reviews, or whatever else is just proper engineering practices, reading/watching some Uncle Bob is probably going to help you convince your coworkers and bosses.

He has some rather controversial ideas (eg he believes that "flow"/"the zone" is bad and programmers should never be in it), but you don't need to agree with all of it to learn something useful.
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Ever since we switched our app from ads to ad-free soft paywall with daily limited content, we get a lot of hate and negative reviews on the App Store from our users. Some even said quite directly "bring back the ads".

This is so strange. What this kind of people don't understand is, we all buy products whose prices include advertisement costs. Eventually we pay for everything anyway, there is no charity (unless something is explicitly charity). Let alone cases where ads make us buy things we don't need. And not to mention the rabbit hole behind the seemingly free services like Google Search/Maps.

I don't get all the hate here. Paywalls are at least honest, clear and upfront about how the business makes money. We should support this type of businesses. It's usually the switch that triggers a lot of hate: businesses should probably be cautious about it.
I've always been mildly irritated that the name of the SI mass base unit has a prefix. Second, liter, meter, Newton, kilogram. Were I emperor of the world I would slide the name scale up so the mass equal to 2.205lbs was called a gram.
It's pretty much the American concept of Suburbia that makes it hard to use public transport if you don't live in a city (or even if you live in a lot of cities, it seems).

Most European and Asian (specifically Japanese) cities have very good connectivity from the outskirts into the city centers.

Granted, it can be complicated and time consuming to connect from outskirt to outskirt. This is no reason, however, to throw away well working public systems of connectivity for some pipe dream, which still uses much too much resources for the density of a city.
The goal is to reduce instantaneous speed, not throughput (or even necessarily total travel time).

Because people don’t obey speed limits, the roads must be physically redesigned. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_calming

Urban streets should be limited to 15–20 miles/hour. Any faster and cars are grossly unsafe for everyone else on the road.

On my street the average speed is something like 40 mph (despite a speed limit of 25 mph), and some cars drive 55 mph. At that speed cars can’t react in time to avoid obstacles in the road, and if a pedestrian (e.g. young kid) or cyclist gets hit by a car, they are almost certain to die. And yet this is perceived by Americans as perfectly normal and acceptable.
Japanese cities and streets may look clean, but I'd bet dollars to donuts that Japan still contributes a big chunk to the world's plastic pollution through "leaks" in the system.
At least in the bay area this does exist. Many caltrain/bart stops have big park&ride parking places next to them.
Sure you can. There are multiple anti-spam plugins out there, and unless you're running a super large high value target, most spam won't be custom made, so very simple things like hiding the "URL" field with CSS and marking as Spam when something has been entered will get rid of 95% of it.
I hate such articles. Please use theorems and proofs with pedagogy in mind, other wise it is just a nother failed miracle cure for cancer.
Does anyone have a good explanation why so much that grey and black hat stuff comes from Israel? They sure have talent but it's a rather small country after all.
asking for a friend?
iOS/macOS developers have an alternative with https://github.com/krzyzanowskim/ObjectivePGP that is tailored to the Apple platforms.
What do you mean by "take care of"? Carrying it to the trash can? What happens to it after that? Oh, I guess it's not your problem anymore...
The person who didn't. You can't set up a system like this and have no personal accountability. Can't find a person who is responsible, the CEO will do nicely. A lot of games would smarten up if the CEO went to jail for this kind of human-less "system failure." A corporation is its people. The people are responsible for committing crimes. Refusing to check should not be any kind of defence.
I'd be, and perhaps devs that target free Android (AOSP) (no play services).
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Singapore seems to have gone the opposite direction and banned electric scooters from the roads. They also require government registration of every device.

https://www.gov.sg/news/content/are-e-scooters-allowed-on-ro...
It's legal to lie about paying the extortioners?
Reader mode exposes the full text of the command, if anyone is wondering and doesn’t feel like doing exactly what the post is telling you not to do.
and other one is "Futu.re" by Dmitry Glukhovsky - it presents in a very interesting way how it splited the society - really recommend it.
That's some yuppie shit, got to be honest. Brown bearded guy reaches for his phone after telling the cop he's not going to talk and he's going to dial his lawyer and you get a guy without his beard, or his jaw, or his life.
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That would be wonderful, but my company has fully embraced the 'open office' idea. Even upper management have offices that are completely windowed. All this setup seems to achieve is to provide on open door for people to ask questions that could be done over email, interrupting work flow every couple of minutes so no one gets anything done.

The best chance I'd have of finding a place to nap in private would be finding a crate of packing peanuts in dispatch and hoping I get shipped off to France.
One of the big advantages of self-hosting is that you own not only own the platform, but also the traffic.

When I started my business I had a previous blog with several topics covered.

Because I self-hosted, I managed to redirect the traffic only for a specific set of posts on the topic to my new business blog where I moved several posts over, getting thousands of visits in my business blog (and converting customers) since day one.

The Ghost blogging platform is open source, and you can self-host if you want (I do).

With Ghost, you can also get their hosted service for a monthly fee and you own your own platform, you have a markdown-based editor with markdown on the left and content on the right.

You can run your own ads, have a fixed top menu that does not go away with scrolling with links to your products and services, etc.

If you are serious about running a business blog, you should definitively self-host. I know Medium has the sharing aspect, but it's not worth it because most of the traffic in blogs in general comes from Google searches and not sharing.

The social sharing traffic is a drop in the ocean for most blogs, it's not worth getting potential paying customers blocked due to a medium paywall popup.
I'm old enough to remember when all drinks came in standard 0.5 and 0.3L bottles, which were returned for a sizable deposit, shipped back to the factory, steam-cleaned, and reused...
Is it not possible to mourn your dead and still not understand your own mortality?
Well the computer is controlled by a human, and the rental company is understaffed (the article mentions "poor office management"). This is why I blame the shareholders. Great power, great responsibility.
Its not only Boeing thats had issues with automation:

"I've learnt from these events, but none have generated the body response or trauma that this one has on October 7, 2008. This scenario involving computers, denial of control and potential mass casualties is at a different level. It seems we've survived a science-fiction scenario, a No Man's Land of automation failure on an unprecedented scale."
I would say the Cray era ended in 1996 when Cray merged with SGI (and with a the founders death)
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I get that. I'd feel that way too.

But consider medical malpractice. Even when a surgeon screws up, and the patient is disabled for life, there are rarely criminal charges. And this is lots more indefinite than that. I mean, you're going to put some employee in jail because they screwed up paperwork?
Someone who has made a lot of money selling agile silver bullets painted in TDD. Polarizing at best, huckster at worst.
Nice work! Just signed up and am testing sending some AWS Alarms for Elastic Beanstalk via a template. One problem I've come across straight away is that your templating engine doesn't seem to be able to handle JSON arrays.

The EB notification JSON body that gets POSTed by the SNS Topic contains a Record[] structure with the messages, and when I try to setup {{ Records[0].Sns.Message }} in the template, I am getting a "template: notification-content:2: unexpected bad character U+005B '[' in command" error.
It requires "all websites", so I pulled the code, read through it, packed it up and installed it manually in firefox ;)
Mozilla Persona was deaigned so "the identity provider does not know which website the user is identifying on." But it did nto catch on.

As a user, it seemed like "so i need to login to Google on Mozilla.org... it's just a wrapper for my Gmail and/or Mozilla account?"
One of my favorite quotes [1]:

"I just bought a Mac to help me design the next Cray."

-- Comment [by Seymour Cray] on Apple's purchase of a Cray which was intended to help them design the next Mac.

[1] https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Talk:Seymour_Cray
Yes, I understand the point there :) I will add it to the list of features, because I can see a biiig market there :D
Sorry, those days are mostly over by hook or by crook. We might as well try our best to make this brave new world tolerable.
This should be a several-story parking structure to minimize footprint.

The area next to rail/metro stations is the most valuable place to put higher-density housing. Surrounding the stations with giant surface parking lots is a horrendous waste of space.
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> MD5 is vulnerable. Why pick anything remotely vulnerable, when you don't have to? SHA-2

For the purpose of hashing passwords, there's no significant difference between MD5 and SHA-2. Both are awful choices.

Edit: Actually, SHA-2 may be worse because CPUs have hardware acceleration and thus the attacker may be able to crack it somewhat faster than MD5.
Because it would necessarily involve tracking everything everyone owns?
Let's be honest. There's only one way this ends. You have vigilante ransomware dudes who promise to decrypt the ransomed stuff and then abscond with the money. Poison the well and people will just assume they've lost the data.
The term of art is "realisation". The article mentions two realisations but does not elaborate: "In practice, there are currently two known methods for measuring such masses with great precision. These are known as the Kibble balance and the single-crystal silicon sphere". You should be able to google from that.
Most plastic packaging is not recyclable.

Most plastic packaging is not recycled.

Most "segregated" bins look about the same inside. (Personal experience, I'm a freegan.)

Most "recyclable" shit is just shipped to another country.

Yeah, I have to agree with you there.
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You can access arrays with `{{ index .myArray 0 }}` ( https://notify17.net/docs/templates/#arrays ). Notify17 uses golang templates :)
Well yes, from a business perspective the app dev wants to take the app in a direction that doesn't align with your usecase. your recourses are

1.leave a bad review
2.uninstall the app

That is literally the contract between you and the app dev btw, they aren't obligated to try and keep users if it doesn't make sense business wise and you aren't obligated to stick with them any longer. This is the dark side of the freemium model i guess but how does it make sense for an app dev to provide you free use of their idea by you using an older version of their app(if their business model doesn't align with that)?
Please don't accost someone personally like this on HN.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19936320 and marked it off-topic.
"Yet the gross national product does not allow for the health of our children, the quality of their education or the joy of their play. It does not include the beauty of our poetry or the strength of our marriages, the intelligence of our public debate or the integrity of our public officials. It measures neither our wit nor our courage, neither our wisdom nor our learning, neither our compassion nor our devotion to our country, it measures everything in short, except that which makes life worthwhile. And it can tell us everything about America except why we are proud that we are Americans."

- Robert F. Kennedy
How much of the plastic packaging is PET?
Couldn't you instead articulate why you disagree?
+1.
A new member in our team has PHD from a top university and an MBA from Columbia business school.I don't how he got there but it was definitely not for the intelligence or smartness. First time I've understood that CBS graduates can be with zero knowledge or smartness.