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Btw it's not really necessary to consume >only< vegetarian / vegan food. Since couple of months I try and eat vegan meals for one day per week and reduce eating meat to at most 2 times per week. I can gladly say that this is manageable, not a big deal for all of us and doesn't require so much strictness ( IMO ). Nevertheless the benefit for the environment is not as big than being a vegan / vegetarian, but still bigger than eating meat 7 days per week.

Side topic, but meat these days is quite expensive if you really take it from a quality manufacturer ( Bio meat in Germany costs 3 times more than the "regular" one ). You can imagine what kind of meat you get if you don't have to dig deep into your pocket for a meal.
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Nice visual. Wasn't there a 36 billion transistor ASIC just announced a week ago?
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at this point i'm just trying to understand better what your proposed change to the system is. AFAICT, it's:

1. remove CBP's current right to summarily deny entry to visa holders (which is to say, remove that right from the aggregate of current US residents)

2. require the CBP (and thus current US residents) to argue all cases of entry denial at a trial in a court of law (after the visa holder has been granted free entry to the US)

3. expand the visa holder's right to include an inviolable guarantee to enter at the time of arrival (which might, in some cases, be revoked in the future, but only as the result of a court trial)

4. (possibly also, though I'm not sure you'd agree) provide government subsidized lawyers to all visa holders who may face a trial questioning their right to remain
Mind you, I'm also addressing the reader in general :)

Everyone reacts different. I, for one, am very sensitive to drugs in general (probably related to my autism).

My Ayahuasca came with top notch documentation (bought it from a smartshop), but otherwise a website like Erowid has likely good lists of which foods to abstain from and which foods to avoid. A sure way to achieve, is fasting. An alternative could be very light food intake. Take note of any medications you use as they likely interact (badly) with a MAOI. Once you got yourself informed and took the precautions there is nothing to worry about. Personally, I had no 24/7 sitter though I did inform my mother (whom I lived with), I was more than happy to be lonely, and I had the best visual experience ever (which were almost always rather disappointing on mushrooms). I also felt very lethargic though, a bit akin to Fly Agaric or feeling very stoned. The ability to lie down on bed (with music) was pleasant.
Gambia? I thought it was the Gambia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gambia#Etymology
One thing I can't stand on SO are the people who do everything to write up an answer to a question according to the rules and standards, and want upvotes, while refusing to upvote the question they are answering because "it's not up to standard", basically not good enough.
Compared to the inflation rate of Zimbabwe?

I'll take crypto currency any day, over a guaranteed 40% loss every year. At least crypto has the chance of going up.
so they use the brain to bypass the brain that isn't working properly. that makes sense.
I like it when buildings look different. I find it super depressing when you drive across the US countryside and everywhere looks totally the same. I think it’s much nicer to have some standards where business have to fit the place instead of the usual soulless cookie cutter style.
In the typical example of statistical mechanics, the ideal gas, the macrostate is described with a few variables (say volume, pressure and temperature with PV proportional to T). The microstates correspond to the precise configuration of every gas atom. If we heat the gas at constant volume then the temperature, the pressure and the entropy will increase. You can also increase the entropy by expanding the volume at constant temperature.

But I fail to see the analogy with the asteroids. If the microstate is the atomic configuration it doesn’t seem to depend (at least significantly) on the macroscopic description of the position, momentum and angular momentum of the asteroids. The number of bits (?) is not a physical quantity (and why would you need less bits to describe the microstate?).
Authors could publish official builds with a signature - but you can't build the same binary, so you can't be sure published source and binaries match.

Say you checkout "libmagnificent" from github, browse the source and like what you see. You can build a binary and see it matches the upstream build. This gives you some (more) confidence in upstream builds.

It also lets you know you're starting from a known good source, if you want to make modifications; the changes in the build come from the changes you made to the source - not through some side effect in the build process.
You could still add ram and better HDs, which would have helped. It was much more difficult and expensive to do that with the Amiga.
This is a very nice Journal! https://programming-journal.org/

> Diamond open access, free-of-charge to authors. The articles are accessible to everyone, forever, and the authors don’t need to pay any fee.

> All articles are published under a Creative Commons license.

> The journal is an overlay on arXiv, meaning that we upload all articles to arXiv as a long-term storage system.

Just as it should be.
If I write a relevant publication, this will be on the top of my list.
At this point, publishing with folks like Elsivier should be considered hostile and anti-science e.g. [1].

[1] http://heinrichhartmann.com/blog/2013/01/17/Why-Openness-ben...
That’s really not how food calories are defined. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atwater_system

Now, a lot of simplification goes on and it’s true food labels are based on heathy digestion. But, that has little to do with the actual definition.

PS: I think this goes back to how the description of how Calorimeter’s are used. Yes, they give a value from burning food, but that’s not the only number being considered.
Oh wow, I just did the calculation myself (3.22 trillion miles and 330 million people) to see the 9800 miles per capita driven in the USA.

What a waste. I hope that at least most of it is long haul trucking or something with personal value like a vacation, rather than just commuting.
But it is still a lot less volatile than the Zimbabwe dollar.

This is not about replacing money in the US. It is about replacing money in countries where there is already a huge inflation rate.
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Cold turkey could be hard. Try transitioning slowly. As a start, just cook more veggies and load up your plate with them. Roasted broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, etc., can be amazing. You can also substitute less-bad meats (turkey burgers instead of cow, etc.) or try out some of the veg. substitutes.
Have any more papers come out on the graphene based superconductors? There was some based on alkane composites and some based on sheets at irrational angles to one another. Dependin on alkane bond angles and their interaction with graphene, those might be the same thing.
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Or rebase onto the head of Master instead?
This might actually be off topic but is there a way to curl into telnet for a websocket endpoint?
Every year I see a post complaining about how unfriendly Stack Overflow is, how their pet question got downvoted so unfairly, and how Stack Overflow is dying. Everyone agrees: Stack Overflow is too mean and is dying.

But time and again when I search for a question online if there's an SO version of it it has the best answer. And when I can't find an answer anywhere and I ask on SO I usually get a good answer quickly. (And when I don't I'm probably completely out of luck.)

Stack Overflow provides clear guidance on how to ask a good question. (https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask) As someone who occasionally answers questions there, I do feel annoyed when someone clearly didn't take any time or effort.

The first example from the article sounds reasonable at first, but are they asking for a shell command or some Go code or what? If they just said what they tried ("I expected it in `go help list` but didn't find it"), I think it would have been fine.

The second question I don't see why anyone would want that on the site. There's 1001 Github pages of common interview questions and answers that are more interesting and better written. Who could this be useful for other than the rest of that particular CS class? Why do I want to help someone I've never met cheat at a class I don't know about for free?
Keep in mind too that your i7-4790K is much more powerful than my newer i5-7400 was. It’s almost on par with my Ryzen CPU. If you had a Haswell i5 instead of an i7 you’d likely have bottlenecks like I did.

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/Intel-i7-4790K-vs-Intel...
I think people's priorities are protecting the vulnerable buildings. It's not nice if it's a surprise for someone who buys it, but if the building needs protection then that's the most important thing and there shouldn't be a deadline on doing the right thing.
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To stick, it does need to be a lifestyle change. If our diet and exercise (etc.) cause our health to degrade over the long term, then we probably need to change our habits in a way that avoids that.

That is, normal for us should be what provides continued health, rather than something we have to “fix” now and again with special diets.

Also, I’m not the person you asked, but to answer your specific question, I changed my lifestyle about five years ago, and — although I needed to make adjustments based on whether I was looking to lose weight or gain muscle or whatever — the overall idea going in was that this would be permanent. And that’s worked for me.
Uh...I think that's a typo with the word "scrapyard", there?
It's the CICO crowd who are ignoring basic science when they claim the human body will perfectly digest food.

Across time a person's ability to extract calories from food changes because their gut flora changes.
Inequality is not the cause of crime. Poverty is the cause of crime. Just because there is inequality, doesn't mean certain people have to be poor. Wealth is not a pie with a limited number of pieces to go around. Wealth is created.

For example, you could fish all day and you've created wealth. This doesn't necessarily exclude the possibility of someone else fishing and creating wealth themselves.
The original creators sold it and now it's not longer updated. Last commit on GitHub is from 2017.
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> . Everyone agrees: Stack Overflow is too mean and is dying.

But even Stack Overflow agrees, which is why they keep having projects to improve the site for new users.
> This saves FB the trouble of spending $200 every time a new OS update comes out.

So it is piracy.
Fasting was extensively researched in Soviet Russia as a potential cure for many ailments, from auto-immune diseases to mental illness. Tens of thousands of people were treated with 14-40 day water fasts (under constant supervision and testing), roughly 2/3rds reported various levels of success. I don't think much of the studies have ever been translated into English.
A nice talk that might change your view of the subject is the following: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AeWu1fZ7bY .

It's a video from BSDCan, the Canadian BSD conference. Even some BSD people are realizing that systemd has a good point to exist!
Oh yeah, adding a fried egg to blanched spinach and quinoa is also very filling. If you're willing to eat eggs they can be extremely versatile with vegetables.
Your body does not work harder just because the food has high glycemic index, I would say it is the opposite. The body has a very easy time using glucose for example compared to fructose which needs to through the liver which in turn increases the risk of liver damage if you eat too much.

However I was obviously referring to the weight gain and loss I mentioned in my previous sentence. I.e. the long distance runners in your link that chooses high glycemic food are not getting fat anytime soon.
> So to relieve some of that tension and ease up the final merge you’re heading towards, you decide to perform a control merge now and then: a merge of master into your own branch, so that without polluting master you can see what conflicts are lurking, and figure out whether they’re hard to fix.

It is indeed useful, and just so you won’t have to fix these later, you would be tempted to leave that control merge in the tree once you’re done with it, instead of rolling it back with, say, a git reset --hard ORIG_HEAD and keep your graph pristine.

if you use git "linear history" style and will do a rebase at the end anyway, why not do "control rebases" immediately, instead of control merges?

At least from my experience, a rebasing on a branch that has substantially diverged can get painful quickly, however doing many small rebases and trying to keep up with master usually works without many problems.
Dune Messiah is meh, but Children of Dune are great.
I really liked all the books (original, not the abominations that were written after Frank Herbert died) besides the Messiah, not sure why.
I'd love a filter to reduce the number of questions with 0 upvotes in the 'interesting' feed. Most stuff in that feed is obviously not interesting (0 upvotes, plenty of views, no answers, older than 30 minutes, reputation < 10). This is easily 70 percent of that feed. The 'hot' feed is even more ridiculous. It's 90% obvious crap. Hot by definition should not have any posts with low numbers of upvotes/views or worse, negative scores.

Better filtering options would be helpful. I'd love to review unanswered recent questions by reputable users. I don't care about seeing questions with 0 upvotes, older than 30 minutes and more than 20 views. There is currently no good way to list these. You either end up with questions from years ago that had lots of upvotes but no answer or an endless list of low quality crap that was recently modified or asked.

I've pretty much disengaged from even looking at the Stackoverflow feed of new questions because the signal to noise ratio just went out of the window in recent years. There's a lot of signal dropping out of these feeds because of all the freshly signed up users wasting people's time.

Stackoverflow has plenty of ways to earn reputation but no good ways to filter on that. IMHO fixing that is the answer. The site needs a more efficient way to get rid of the obviously crappy questions (and the people asking them) because the volume of both is just killing engagement currently.

For answers, I think the existing up/downvote mechanism works fine though the site could maybe do with a bit less passive aggressive style moderation/commenting. The way answer sorting works, the good stuff ends up on top anyway. So there's less of a need to intimidate people that are trying to be helpful but failing for whatever reason because their impact is less high. I tend to bias to being grateful somebody took the time to read and answer my questions even if it ultimately is not that helpful.
I think it has to be, otherwise Backblaze is not allowed to offer its services in the EU.
There is a balancing act between living in a museum and retaining no historical memory.

Most cities with any history to speak of preserve a few areas built out with edifices that are especially beautiful, and / or historical significance.

I would rather my city demolish and rebuild a slums district, even if that district used to be a city's landmark. Unless such a place can sustain itself as a museum and a tourist attraction, I think the life conditions of the current population are more important than the desire to have a living memory of everything.
In most of the communities I've taken ayahuasca with, the "standard" dose is 1.5oz, which is ~42.5g. In others, it's even higher (or was, but has been reduced as they've refined their cook).

Also, note that was 40g of fresh truffles. That makes a difference.
>Blacks/LGTB/Jews? Not many people would consider it.

"Some Jews get killed so everyone else can have Great Justice" is the modal case of Jew-hatred. Remember, Hitler thought he was the good guy.
> try out some of the vegan restaurants to see what chefs are able to do nowadays.

Well, can't hurt, right? :)

> That's not a logical way to think about things. When I go out for a run, I don't think "I have to run every day for the rest of my life otherwise it's worth going". I don't think anyone would ever exercise if they followed that logic.

I was being hyperbolic but when it comes to eating habits, if you stop the change, you will sooner or later get back to square zero.

If it's a time bound diet, it only works for the short term. That, for me, is the biggest issue of all. The thought of having to fully commit to a change like this if you want to actually get lasting results.

It's not like exercises where you get to a state where you are healthy and as long as you don't completely stop, you're fine. With food if you go back to bad habits you lose everything you achieved in the blink of an eye. At least that has been my experience with multiple types of diets.
The single core performance is remarkable given that Intel has always been very strong there.

How is Linux compatibility in case of AMD these days? Intel is really good, if we ignore the need for blobs for their wireless cards. Everything just works, and it is energy efficient.
Being fat or excessive weightgain whilst pregnant increases the liklihood of your children being obese... Can I please see your sources?
Why do you believe that makes a significant difference? And if so how big difference does it make?

Can I eat 2000 kcal with one diet and gain weight and 3000 kcal with another weight and lose weight?
I prefer not to delete, especially to an official answer, but it’s hard to let the obnoxious comments stand at the same time.
Apparently, they have bought it from the original creators, but never updated it since.
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The signals still needs to get there so unless they have listening posts or are in the neighborhood the timing doesn’t match.

And in general the gamma burst form a nuclear explosion is so minuscule on galactic scales that it’s unlikely they can even pick it up over the background noise.

A spectral analysis of the atmosphere of the earth and the detection of fission borne radioactive isotopes is a much more likely method which means they would need to be actively observing the earth to detect it and still the same light speed capped timeline is in effect.
In the wise words of many people, it's good to keep your inner child alive (and happy!).

My logic skills are good enough to predict down-voting of my little story ;) Anyway, I think logically it is quite coherent.
it's on effectiveness of chemo...
I really don't get the excessive warnings of caution for fasting. It's not hard to try. It's not very dangerous (unless doing prolonged fasts). In the case of prolonged fasts, if the patient is monitored by qualified people then there is little risk as well.

I'm battling a crippling illness. Fortunately I've found the cure and the recovery is nothing short of miraculous. But it's a huge HUGE uphill battle because the medical community works incredibly hard to throw road blocks in my way.

Why does the medical community work so hard to throw up as many road blocks as possible to experimental treatments that are low risk? Why do you insist on being the only group of people who can say what is and isn't tried? Why do doctors and public health officials ignore the work of biochemists? Why do you ignore millions of people battling crippling illness that say your treatments are ineffective, and that other approaches are more effective?

Seriously. I don't get it. I don't believe you're a bad person, but the only explanations I can come up with are arrogance, ego, cowardice, or greed.
Would you tell people that are on SSRI antidepressants that they are addicted to antidepressant medication?
I think the voting system is fine. But why close down a question!! What's the harm in answering more questions even if not quite apropos?

I feel people try to categorize too much for no good reasons. Oh this question shouldn't be asked here? As if it's the 1980s and people browse the web using categories.

I get it for people answering. They follow a tag and answer questions and ideally they don't want to see questions about things they can't answer. So seeing unrelated questions can be seen as spam from that angle. But there has to be a better way.

That might be why I find Quora has more potential. You can just tag whatever. Wrong tag. Just tag it with an appropriate tag done. Maybe we don't need to segregate Q/A sites. That said, I don't like Quoras layout and UXquite as much for code.
The resemblance with Moomin characters is not a coincidence. I'm a big fan of Tove Jansson's work!

I've have also made other kind of experiments with face generation: https://github.com/aleksimyllyoja/generative/blob/master/img...
I'm lucky in that sense, as I take no regular medications. I seem to be quite sensitive to psychedelics myself, 100µg of LSD was much more intense for me than I'd learned it has been for many others. I've also not read about too large a number of significant time-related hallucinations in reading others' experiences (other than general time dilation, which my experiences went far past).
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I'm aware of WSL2 but we've been talking about WSL1.
I drank the Samsung kool-aid, with the Galaxy Sx phone, Gear Active watch, and the Level headphones.

The Health App has been a win. Tracking meals and what have you is straightforward.

But the real win is the gamification of the Global Challenge. While completely meaningless in any real-world sense, somehow keeping the step score and all of the silly achievements and missions help to quantify and motivate.

Recently, via the headphones, I've taken in some outstanding podcasts while out walking. (No specifics, lest I violate the HN orthodoxy.)

Overall, any app that gets us up and moving is a positive thing.
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It probably doesn't matter that much in consumer games unless you meant that as a euphemism for single core performance or you know it will be Intel chips in the next generation of gaming consoles.
Exact same scenario. I never ended up going back.
Yes, with the additional advice to try to get through the first 100 pages of Dune before judging -- it took me that long to really get into the story. Also I think Dune and Messiah were originally meant to be one book, and for whatever reason they ended up being two books.

Otherwise I thought the entire series worth reading, Messiah and God Emperor included.
Neither answer to your question is not entirely what I mean. Yes, the problem is hard, but the lack of understanding of the askers' side is a problem of people arguing against any changes to the system.
How is it the case that StarLink didn't realize they were launching into orbits that would intersect with others?

I find it foreboding that the number of intersections with space debris and live constellations is to the point where ESA is moving towards non-deterministic algorithms to hopefully avoid the worst. How will Musk ever leave this planet if we make a shell of debris around ourselves?

See also: the anime "planetes"