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This is why my wife almost died in the US. We left the hospital after two days, and were left to fend for ourselves. We were so busy with the newborn that we didn't notice that my wife was developing an infection. By the time she fainted from a sudden high fever, it turned out she had a uterine infection. And after lying on a stretcher in the ER for 14 hours with not so much as a glass of water, she had a full-blown septicemia.

None of this would have happened with midwife visits at home (like we had in Germany for the second child). They check on the mother as well as the baby.
> this is why more and more departments are employing "blocker engines", old decommissioned, stripped engines to provide this security, without risking a $500,000 engine to $1.5MM tiller.

That's pretty clever. I don't know why I didn't think of that myself.
The NRA is obviously not a terrorist organization. Nobody should call it one. I remember when Bill O'Reilly on Fox News called the ACLU a terrorist organization too, I strongly disagreed. But San Francisco is going to San Francisco.

Limiting relationships with the NRA is a good move. The private company Delta ended special discounts for NRA members and the state (!) of Georgia responded by hitting Delta with a tax. If SF can help disentangle the NRA from the states, that can only be a good thing.
Logo vs lego brick for comparison:

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Yeah, it's not a far-fetched idea either. It's already been proven that dedicated lanes for buses improve road performance overall (especially improving bus performance) so at that point it should be easy to use autonomous operation as a way to justify more dedicated space.
Certainly. I am also rebuilding the wing and another commenter asked for info, so I can post photos and details on https://www.instagram.com/stavrosware/ if you want.

I bought a Taranis QX7 remote controller (~$100), which is amazing and I love it and you can use it with any other RC vehicle you want. I even hook up the receiver to my hardware projects so I can control them remotely.

You also need an FrSky XSR or R-XSR receiver (~$10), a Beitian BN-220 GPS (~$10), a motor and ESC (be careful, get a plane ESC, not a quad ESC, the plane one is larger and has better heat dissipation, ~$30). You need two small servos for the elevons, those cost about a dollar each. You also need a good soldering iron (the TS100 is $35 and is amazing.

For the controller, the Kakute F7 is fantastic and costs $45ish. It can fly in modes ranging from manual to completely autonomous (you get a Google Maps interface and mark where you want it to go and it just flies to those points). This may be a bit overkill, as it's the best board around, you can get a cheaper one (or maybe one that is made specifically for planes) no problem, but it's only $10 cheaper.

The FPV goggles can cost around $30 for some cheap ones, adjust those to taste.

I think that's it for components, although I should probably do a proper writeup if people are interested. There's much info out there already, but it might not be concentrated in one place. Let me know if you have any more questions!
I kind of want to hear a "blind Danish" conversation now. For those unaware: Danish is phonetically one of the most difficult languages in the world, to the point where children who acquire Danish as their first language on average start speaking a few months later than children with any other first language. To clarify: speaking is not the same as understanding - toddlers are often capable of understanding language before they have the motor control required to speak it, which is why baby sign language exists.
There are a couple of stories of people born blind/deaf that choose to revert an operation that restores their senses because they find it too "confusing" (can't make sense of it basically).

I believe trying to "learn" those things after youth neuroplasticity is gone is hard
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For many many years (basically up to XX century) the most dangerous thing a woman could do health-wise was to get pregnant. Being pregnant is not a disease, but childbirth is a very high risk.
Best selling doesn't necessarily mean most profitable.
Money is not apples, money in a bank account doesn't rot. Why make it rot artificially? You don't explain.
No, it is not reasonable to say 'the 1990s "Space" sets weren't commercial.'

Of course they were commercial. They did a space theme because they thought it would sell, just like they are now doing Star Wars because they sell.
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Do you know know the air temperature in your room?

I can't imagine sleeping on something so cold. Just tonight I had to put on T-shirt in the middle of the night because it felt a bit cold, even though the air temperature was around 26 degrees Celsius (I have a digital thermometer next to my bed). I don't use a blanket at these temperatures though, just a thin bed sheet.

Do you use chillpad to be able to use the heavy blanket even though it's not cold inside the room?
There certainly is a large overlap between people who are advocates of one or the other. Though I think, coming from the eastern philosophy side of things, the association is kind of strange. Literally, withholding from intoxicants is part of the five householder precepts in Buddishm & Taoism, maybe in others as well . With good reason (my opinion). At least from a vipassana perspective, anything like psychedelics will just get in the way.

That being said, I like the idea of using these kind of tools in a controlled setting for treating certain psychological issues. I hope they're careful in not getting too many people zonked out on newly created mental constructions. Though I suppose its better to be happy than depressed, regardless of the conditions surrounding it.
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As far as I'm aware they also have flexibility in when they sell or buy stocks, so they don't need to buy them the second you move money in etc.
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So why is it a benefit to the user of the money?
In the first paragraph they are talking about IRS, not holding pieces.
Ah, great point.

I think the thing we make really easy is that we do all the auth and permissions upfront for you.

And, no code needed!
As long as the spray is counterbalanced by a lower pressure higher volume spray in the opposite direction it doesn't need to counter it with throttle.
Where's the line in "looks like LEGO trademarks"? There are lots of brick systems out there and they all look somewhat similar to Lego.
I worry much more about public overreaction to rare incidents slowing and overregulating self driving technology than I do about the rare crash here and there. Overall statistical safety is what matters, and statistics goes out the window when the public emotionally fixates on specific mishaps and demands regulation that slows and cripples overall-safe technology.

Everyone believes, without reason, that he is a good driver and will always beat those janky autopilots. HN threads about autonomous vehicles are always full of unrepresentative anecdotes and angry moral denunciations of technology. It's sad.
There is nothing to think about. Most serious cases would be treated in hospitals and, alas, sometimes there is nothing medics can do.
If you want to think, think about, what those numbers would be if everyone was giving birth at home.

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We live in France and we've just had our 3rd baby and the quality of care that we've got is simply amazing here. Hospital facilities are good, well designed and people there are very welcoming, helpful and polite. You stay 3-5 days in hospital, you can have a dedicated room and everything is taken care of.
I contrast this with the country I'm born in (Eastern Europe) were the care is not bad, but very far from standards in France.

Also, my mother was shocked when we went to a pharmacy to 'buy' some stuff for newborn and my partner, and we didn't pay anything at all. I think you can fully appreciate all that only if you were raised elsewhere, otherwise you just take it for granted.
It will hit the poor even harder if they dont have cheap reliable energy to grow more wealthy and secure themselves against the climate. Its always been a problem.
Thanks, didn’t know about that.
I wish I had received a better feedback there, though, as I’m deeply interested in the topic and generally it’s quite hard for me to find negative opinions, counterarguments I could work on. I find negative feedback more helpful, if it’s constructive.
> As another fire engine driver (now officer), this is why more and more departments are employing "blocker engines", old decommissioned, stripped engines to provide this security, without risking a $500,000 engine to $1.5MM tiller.

Very interesting idea! You wouldn't even need a dedicated bay for it because who cares if it gets faded in the sun or rained on? An old tender that still holds water would be perfect for this.
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Can one think theselves into the moral values? I'd say by the time you are an adult you either have them or not.
Or they could participate in the democratic process of their home country until laws reflect the will of the people.
I should have specified, but I mainly have experience with simple ones like LCG's, and these are the ones usually used in Tetris games. Another interesting note is that people have processed full periods of some popular Tetris games, and obviously sequences like this never appear.
I have "resist fingerprinting" set on Firefox, but it doesn't seem to do much good. Any suggestions other than to entirely turn off JS, which to me seems akin to not using the majority of the web?
> while this is true in aggregate, I'm not personally willing to stake my life on a system

Why not? Statistically, you're safer with an autonomous system. Unless you're sure you're a much better driver than average, your position is irrational.
How do they know it's revenge? What if the employees simply don't want to be mistreated when they deliver bad news?
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> Wouldn't a constitutional change only be limited to paying for gov fines, fees, and taxes with cash?

Nobody knows because there are no real proposals, it's all just a PR stunt. It's vaguely hinted that shops would be forced to keep accepting cash. But the government presumably does not want people to pay their taxes with cash. I don't even think that's possible currently.
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Note that the battery in a "jump box" is probably capable of discharging a dangerous amounts of energy at very high current. BigClive measured[1] over >500A when he tried to discharge one of these batteries, which didn't actually work. The internal Li plates probably separated, breaking the circuit before fully discharging. After starting to disassemble the battery and realizing the that the plates had separated he attached a voltmeter and measured a full 3.6V across the supposedly-discharged, partially disassembled battery (squeezing the battery with his hands, "This still is fully charged, but it's just puffed up... that's a bit scary." Later, after the Li plates start changing color (!) - probably metallic Li starting to rapidly oxidize - they spontaneously ignited (pyrophoric).

The benefits of having a spare "jump box" in the trunk are obvious, but it's important to remember that this means carrying a dangerous amount of energy in form that is a very serious fire risk if anything damaged the battery.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tGK1nqXr28
Silk Duvets, which are filled with layers of spun silk instead of feathers or foam, are much cooler than non-silk equivalent tog(weight) duvets, so you get the comforting weight of a thick duvet but without all the heat. We've had Mulberry Silk duvets for many years and I can totally recommend them.
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If you're carrying a tube connected to a water supply, you're already carrying something you could use to transmit power ...
I mean correlation does not mean causation but the gov't keeps upping the black budget every year and we all know what they do in those gov't basements... It's just a matter of time that industrial factory overflows and spills blood on the streets.

If the gov't was going to put you in a camp because you were jewish or japanese or even muslim, wouldn't you want to have a gun? I know it would make them think twice that's for sure.
Explicit is better than implicit, viva Guido!
What is bad about it? Having moved over from Travis recently, I find the UX far better.
I had used UltraEdit Studio for years, but with some changes to the UI (yes, can always go back to toolbars), but the intellisense couldn't handle mixed C and C++ projects at all. Thankfully, VSCode came out about that time. Large majority of my office use VS Code.

This release is especially helpful to me, along with the remote tools updated. Prior to this release bundle one would need to type in their password twice, but they have reduced it to just once. There is still improvement to be made in this regards. For example, when switching projects it will prompt for a password again. Essentially opening a new instance, but if they can use the same instance so I don't need to retype my password.

The only download side I have encountered recently is their C/C++ Tools as the parsing seems to have issues. Still, over all a fantastic code editor.
There are a number of stock markets that went down significantly and never recovered. I think Japan was one example.
Is it that difficult to encrypt phone numbers before storing to a database? Or do they just use ridiculously easy to break encryption algorithms? Or does Facebook just not care?
I love how they used to pretend that their response to regulatory pressures was in fact a new product/feature offered by them. For instance, allowing me to keep my phone # was phrased in a way that would make me think that EE/O2/... let me do that for free, yay. Same applies to the EU regulations dealing with lowering roaming charges—the carrier I used at that time even developed branding for it. It’s a bit damaging given how little UK citizens know about EU.
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They could give your phone a signed token indicating your rental times, and then let your phone directly connect to the car to hand it off.

Presumably it is easier for a human with a phone to move to a location with service than moving a locked car, usually just out of the cave you're in.
I'm not ashamed to admit that I cried when I unpacked ours:

https://imgur.com/a/I0NYI

Even now I recognize other children wearing the same clothes that we received - though our child is 2.5 now the items have obviously been passed along to neighbours and new siblings.
That sounds good to me - I'll do that as soon as possible.

And thanks for the nice words!
Can you quantify the diversity benefit of having a nudist in a group compared to other diversity goals. Having read a lot on the topic I can say with some confidence that any attribute beyond those that the US law defined as protected classes lack any kind of well established methodology to quantify diversity.
There was an interview with George Hotz from comma.ai where he talked about this.

His fix is a very attentive driver monitoring setup. So if you are not paying attention, it will barf at you. IIRC he was also talking about how this driver monitoring setup is worth something in itself for trucking companies, fewer damages.
Careful! Shutting off the ignition will lock the steering wheel on older cars.
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Hypothetical _US_ (or prudish) 60-yo conservative boss.

Really, trying hard to, I don't envision a single European country where this would qualify for NSFW.
> The EU has quietly taken away ... the right to buy something without the whole world knowing what that was

How was this the EU and not the convenience of card payments? Is there an EU regulation making us use less cash?
A lot of it goes back to Francis Maude's efforts to make government more efficient. I'm not a fan of the Tories but he was doing a pretty good job. He is the only politician I ever heard talking about software development practices.
Which shelving unit are you referring to?
I don't think I'll ever be disappointed to see this work linked. :) In some ways I feel like modern graphics programming has little to do with traditional optimisation. Rather than coding tight inner loops and wizardly algorithms, it's all about managing cache lines and pipelining data flows into your massively parallel desktop supercomputer. Which is awesome, but compared to the older stuff it's like a high speed rail network compared to a motorbike.
Some sort of "how-to" for Rust in large organizations would be very nice.
If you're digging a tunnel underneath a city, you might as well make it useful by turning it into a subway system for people to use.
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Actual Lean as opposed to paper tiger version carefully verifies the effects and side effects of any change.

This rarely happens in "Lean" implementations in reality. What happens is "change and see" which is not what the process is about.
On that level of throughput, even on the main exchanges, they'll be paying 2% max, and perhaps less. Betfair's Premium Charge might be an issue, but a discussion could be had I'm sure, for that level of liquidity.

Going through the Asian books has problems. You're basically dealing with money launderers. Would you be happy to trust that process and team on £100k+ sized bets?

And I did not "miss" the 1% compounding. I get it. I do it myself. At 1% per game, if they're doing EPL, Championship, 2-3 other European leagues and CL, they should be getting 300% or more per year return, which means the £4m-£5m capital they have today to work be able to make those bets (minimum), will make them £10m profit in the next year.

If they are actually hitting those numbers, the Asian books will shut them down. If they are not hitting those numbers, well, they're not getting 1% per game.

I would strongly advise you don't take the stories people tell you in this area as direct, god's honest truth.
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You said you did it a few times. How often do you have to do something with negative consequences before you learn you shouldn't keep doing it?
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why put it in baseband? does baseband have access to the raw audio buffers? just put it in ARM's secure world, that's what it's designed for...
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We also had a family room, to ourselves, for 3-4 days post-birth over Christmas. I was also the one who got the most instruction too.

It does have to be said that the rest of the talk/instruction/help was very focussed upon the mother (as you'd expect). I remember that all the meals we were provided with had labels:

* The meals for the mother had her full-name on them.

* The meals for me just said "father".
The difference is if an AI fails to handle a certain situation then it will fail every single time. With humans there is a random element and a small fraction end up failing.
> Except that that's already failed; it's used [...] dealing in illegal products and services

This actually is a currency use case. It's an illegal one, but it's a really useful one.

It's not clear to me that it's a use case that requires a blockchain, but i don't think there are currently any viable competitors.
And for "banking" you need a "bank account".
In this context: Does anyone have experiences with Tandem, especially this feature where you can see what your peers are doing (showing the app name of your focused window, I think)?
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Thanks for the kind words, Ilyalazarev.
We don't publish a public roadmap but here are a few teasers of what is coming in the next few months:
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Seconded, but you'll have to solder swap FN and ALT.
Above all, don't spend more than $50 on a keyboard, ffs.
If it's not a car from the 80s there may be a fuse you can add/remove which converts your cigarette lighter from always on to only when engine is on. Check the back of your car manual.
There are plenty of governments that are less authoritarian than China where the citizens have no right to own guns.
This means though it is great for their margin. There is no distributor cut and usually no discounting. Thus they have likely identified that they make the most profit from their own stores rather than from other distributors (WalMart, ToysRUs) and thus they should increase flow in their own stores.

Also less competing products, distractions.

I think Lego stores are not for the price sensitive Lego buyer but for those buying for someone else. These are less informed buyers.
Pretty sure that wouldn't be the case - neither of us have any interest in football, to the point that if we ever saw anything football related in a news feed or advert or whatever we'd have noticed because it would have been so odd.
Thanks for the link. Certainly sounds feasible. FWIW the credit card used for the purchase was a Mastercard. This would definitely go beyond what is described in the article though because (i) I'm pretty sure neither of us were shown any online adverts for football related children's books prior to going into the store (if we had they'd have stuck out like a sore thumb among all the unicorn, pony, fairy etc. children's books we normally see based on our purchase history), (ii) to target an individual's newsfeed the Mastercard data can't have been anonymised.
Could you couple one of those engines to a generator, and use that to power the electric motors? You'd need a battery or supercapacitor to handle change in throttle demand that outpaces generator response too.
Of course not. The assumption is that there is other factors involved.

Here is statements I wish people would honestly try to argue against: A person like to be in a environment where they feel safe (claim 1) and people feel safer being in a majority than in a minority (claim 2).

Why would minority candidates seek to be in an environment at the same rather as majority candidates, if everything else is equal?