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I live in Eastern Europe so it's a bit like a third world country compared to Germany or Sweden.
But let me tell you, it's not like you describe it at all.
First of all, you don't get antibiotics just because you think you need antibiotics.
And then, there's the private sector which has normal prices. And they treat you like a VIP.
This goes against what neuroscience is telling us is good for cognitive development.

https://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/03/science/whats-lost-as-han...
This was not the case in Bristol when my GP took 2+ weeks to see me for the first time, then upon arrival, pawned me off on a nursing assistant rather than a doctor, then happily prescribed antibiotics for an “STI”, and then ignored my asks for a follow-up appointment for 2+ more weeks.

It turned out to be cancer. Original complaint stated when trying to book the appointment was “I have a testicle the size and hardness of a golf ball”.

Through that now, but the NHS is dysfunctional compared with U.S. healthcare. I have several relatives with bad hips or knees in U.K. who got prescribed stronger and stronger painkillers for >6 months because the waiting list for surgical intervention in their cases was so long.
I'm sympathetic but I disagree they're a failed idea. Far from perfect, but I know plenty of folks with appearance imperfections that have had great success on dating sites -- some now married to their matches, with kids!

Anecdotally, the most successful (in terms of turn around, partners, matches, dates, etc.) male I know is overweight, has poor hygiene, and is somewhat misogynistic.

Conversely, I know perfectly handsome men who could be models who strike out all the time.

Sure, good looking people might get more matches, but do they universally convert at a higher rate? No. If anything, they spend more time interacting with these apps in a less productive manner.
> I reached out to Mozilla, and they've confirmed that DoH is being enabled by default only for installations inside US.

How do they know? What is the likelihood of them getting it wrong?

What protections do they have in place for their geo-location, to ensure that they don't leak unnecessary information when determining whether a user is in the U.S. or not?
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It's really disheartening to me to see that, immediately after you make a comment critical of rude behavior common to many parents, all the parents pile on and assume you just absolutely must be a non-parent.
>continues on down into the center

You'll get a Nobel prize or two if you could prove that..
There used to be a "dating" site like this for groups of 3 caleld Grouper[1]. Your group and their group each put in enough for the first round of drinks at the bar and it was up to everyone to see how the night went. Not as a group sex or swingers pitch, just you-and-two-mates meet someone-and-their-two-mates for a drink and see what happens. I always really liked the idea.

Amusingly, venues took issue with people shagging in the loos and one wondered if it was actually a front for prostitution.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grouper_social_club
An irrelevant statement. The book explains his negotiating skills and strategies. I recommend reading it because it will help you understand his speech and actions.
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Awesome idea! Unfortunately, there is essentially no adoption in my country of Canada (single-digit infant adoptions annually in most provinces, nation wide).

It’s inexplicable, given that thousands of families are waiting years without success for a child, and many more have simply given up.

The government agencies are either incompetent beyond human comprehension - or are architected to actively suppress adoption.

The options presented to a prospective young mother who cannot care for her child are: Abortion, or Abandonment (to a terrible institutional care system); Adoption is basically not an option.
Of more concern is the fact that they suppose this primordial black hole was captured from a population of micro black holes that just wanders around out there. One of those hitting closer in in the solar system could be pretty upsetting.
AIUI, foreigners are generally promoted by the matching algorithms.
That's....huge.

For reference, I use 30kWh/day but I live in an 80 year old all-electric house (heating, water, cooking, ...) where temperatures go down to -30 degrees celsius and winters last for 6 months. Plus both my wife and I work from home so the heating and lights etc. are on all the time. And I still think it's way too much !
> Reading patents is hard

You’d think that would keep all the brilliant legal minds on HN from commenting on it!

I appreciate your analysis of it. You’re one of the few here who did read it.
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Thank you Apple we still have Safari.
Read the claims. Not the abstract.
I dunno how you can possibly quantify human emotions based on metrics and algorithms.

Level 5 self driving cars is a more realistic goal to achieve than this one.
Properly implemented "Laundering" services for crypto currency can make follow-the-money effectively useless.

The funds are transferred to a wallet, they are mixed with many other coins, and then they are paid out in different sized transactions to the recipient.

Assuming you have a busy enough pool, it should be technically untraceable.
Yes, we just need to build about 5000 more of them. Or 2500 wind and 2500 solar. It's possible -- there are lots of facilities we have 5000 of in the world. For example, there are more than 5000 airports with passenger service, all built in the last 110 years.
Why do you want to tear up the U.S. constitution?
I’d say occultation observations, ie looking closely when it passes in front of a star, would allow you to prove things one way or another given the huge difference in density and radius.
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Yes, I agree. I originally commented to disagree with this claim someone made above
> It's really only people where you can't tell what it does/is from the outside. Cars, trees, animals, mountains... everything else, if it looks a way it acts that way.
transactions are “reversed” every time a chain is abandoned. It happened in 2010 when Satoshi himself called to abandon a chain, again 2013 when Luke and Pieter called miners to abandon a chain, and probably many times since then to fix various bugs. It’s impossible to count how many of those abandoned transactions were successfully replayed on the new chain versus how many were spent elsewhere (ie reversed)
And when your house has no power?
A layman here. Wouldn't a Black Hole with a mass equal to Earth's be significantly smaller than Earth? Won't the Gravitational range (Schwarzschild radius?) be significantly less than Earth's?
From the abstract:

> This scenario could be confirmed through annihilation signals from the dark matter microhalo around the PBH
”The likely answer is: They are all gouging us.”

Exactly. It’s pointless to spend time on trying to find a single culprit. Corruption is spread throughout the whole system.
Have a wank to your favorite porn, then just walk away from it. Delete your accounts, delete whatever stash you have, and walk away. You need other things in life to keep you occupied.

Get into having fun with your wife - see what gives you some schwing as much as porn. You can find similar goodies, just on a different scale.

One more suggestion is understand yourself better. What the fuck is it in your favorite porn that gets you off? Nine tenths of it is symbolic: what does the porn actually stand for to you? When you know what really makes you tick, how do you integrate or exclude that in life?

Lastly, there is a chance that you may be a total psychopathic degenerate. Be careful, as you could destroy your family or yourself...
Black holes are of course much smaller than anything else of the same mass. So the gravitational gradient is much higher, which causes some detectable side effects.

One possibility is gravitational lensing. The abstract also mentions detecting "annihilation signals from the dark matter microhalo around the PBH". Not that I understand that completely, and I don't believe (corrections welcome) that dark matter annihilation by black holes has been confirmed experimentally.

I believe high energy particles are released by black holes as they consume matter, so that might be another way to detect a small black hole instead of a similar mass rock.
Are there any sources on this? Would love to read more on this theoretical scenario.
I think they just write that so kids feel more compelled to put in an effort. It may be a bit harder as an adult, but by no means impossible (especially if your goal is 3 or 4 digit numbers).
If you go by number of turbines (which you shouldn't since these are probably way bigger than average), the US currently has about 325 of these farms.
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I don't think the parent was suggesting it's the kids' fault. In these situations, I think a lot of people go into a sort of "welp, this just can't be helped" mode, without assigning blame to anyone. The parent is saying that, if your lateness is a regular pattern, it is actually the parent's fault, and the parent should own up to it. (Occasional lateness does in general fall under the "welp, this just can't be helped" category.)

Put another way, while a parent would probably not actually assign blame for lateness to their child (though oh boy, do I know some that would...), they are nonetheless using their children as an excuse for their own bad behavior, which is rude and dishonest.
Vancouver is probably even worse. Not only is crime rampant, out of misguided compassion for drug users they have for all intents and purposes decriminalized petty crime in a sizable section (DTES) of the city. Police will quite literally not even arrest repeat "frequent flyers" even when seen seen prying into buildings and security gates.
They can't raise rates because that debt servicing would bankrupt every county, city, state, municipality and everyone else with a lot of outstanding debt. They also want ~0% (or negative) rates so that people are forced to spend all of their money to "stimulate" the lagging economy rather than sock it away. If they raise rates and make it worthwhile for people to start saving again spending and growth will very quickly turn negative. The bottom line is that our byzantine debt structure has been cobbled together because we have been borrowing against the future, making economic promises that were impossible to keep. Once you pull one brick out of the illusory pyramid it all comes tumbling down.
I have a professional answer that I can chat about in a different context if you want to message me. Personally for me it was realizing that I was using porn as means of getting dopamine when I was getting stressed out. After realizing this, it was a matter or recognizing this sensation and removing myself from my computer and phone for awhile. You'll end up going to the bathroom or taking walks very often at the beginning. Another thing to keep in mind is that the desire to masturbate can also come from needing to urinate.
No at a distance it would be exactly the same. You would only start to notice the difference gravitationally once you get to be around 1 earth radius away.
The question “What would happen if the Moon were replaced with an equivalently-massed black hole? If it's possible, what would a lunar ("holar"?) eclipse look like?” is answered at https://what-if.xkcd.com/129/. It starts with “ ‘Not much’ and ‘not much.’ ”
They do a simple count of items you have against what's on the receipt. If the count is off, I may have left something at the register. As well, if I have something large they offer assistance to get it loaded. I have no issues with this check and find it helpful.
Disk could be considered a specific form of "far memory."

In the context of this paper, though, "far memory" is referring to memory outside the local system that is accessed using RDMA instructions.
The Schwarzschild radius is determined by the mass of the object, not the volume.

Radius = (2 * Gravitational Constant * Mass)/(Speed of Light^2)
Sure, fine for you and me.
Might, have been a problem for Buzz Aldrin though.
I used to work for a well-known audio plugins company (if you're a musician, you've heard of this company) and 70% of our customers were Mac users (that was back in 2016).
I wouldn't discount the impact of the variety of food. I think it has just as much to do with its palatability. We know that people will consume substantially more calories when served multiple types of food, rather than just one dish[1].

I suspect this also works across meals as well. For example traditional Thai, Mexican or Italian food tends to be very caloric and palatable. Yet traditional societies in Thailand, Mexico and Italy tend to be much thinner than their counterparts that start consuming a typical American diet.

I think the explanation is that if you have lasagna on Monday, tacos on Tuesday, and curry on Wednesday, each meal is novel and delicious. In contrast if you eat tacos on Monday, tacos on Tuesday, and tacos on Wednesday, well tacos start to lose some of their appeal.

This suggests a diet, that I've yet to hear of. First cut out side dishes in favor of one-pot meals. You can still have a lot of variety of ingredients, but they're blended together in a homogenous, so that every spoonful is nearly identical. That eliminates the buffet effect.

Second, do something like meal-prep Sunday. Give yourself fairly wide latitude when picking out your meals. However, whatever you pick out, you're going to eat that same dish for pretty much every meal for a week straight. Even with your favorite your dish, my guess is that by the end of the week you'll find it barely appetizing.

A less drastic approach might be using variety as a pump to shift consumption across food groups. Strictly restrict variety in the least healthy food groups, while allowing it for healthy food. People who love desert can still eat their favorite desert, but you pick one single desert dish and that's the only desert you can have for a month. In contrast give yourself unlimited freedom to enjoy whatever green vegetable strikes your fancy.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4376392/
Just like giant corporate balance sheets?
Who are the top vendors of the ERP software in Bangalore?
I would have thought the Syrian rebels would have learned from the fate of the Tamil Tigers ... guy with the bigger stick wins.
The "move fast and break things" motto doesn't mean actually "breaking" things. It means not being afraid of mistakes, because things that are "broken" or "wrong" can be fixed down the line.

In this case, Amazon is exhibiting not being afraid of releasing a possibly unsuccessful product, because they know they can iterate on it (or pivot, or exit entirely) later on.
I don’t see how any of these chat apps you described is any different to IRC which I frequented as a kid. It had wll the horrors you describe but navigating that jungle made it exciting and fine tuned my radar against scammers and dodgy people.

Without it, i wouldn’t have formed life long friendships, learned how to code and had a huge positive contribution on where I am today.

But yeah, you can see porn on there and child predators can also access it.. so uh, child abuse or something. Lets just ban everything.
I've noticed turmeric is increasingly used as a natural colorant in the US. This makes me a bit worried about lead slipping through, with turmeric being used in that way.
Hell, I wouldn't bike, period, on those kinds of roads, kid or not.
I know people who have paid . Upper class can be very rich too.
Must be a southern thing. I've never seen an outdoor (or phoebox) one that doesn't have a keycode lock on it. You're supposed to call 999 before using one anyway, so it's not a major impediment.
Arch AUR package here everyone > https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/httptoolkit/

`yay -S httptoolkit`

AUR is 0.1.13 and latest is 0.1.14 fwiw.
Yes, a black hole with the mass of the Earth would be much smaller. There's an actual size illustration of one in the article.

The gravitational attraction from a given distance from the center would be the same as for Earth. For example, if you're 4,000 miles from the center, you'll experience a 1-g acceleration. The difference is that, because of the black hole's smaller size, you can get a lot closer to it.
Now you're just arguing in bad faith and putting words in people's mouths.

Please don't do that here.
Not really the same scenario, but Neal Stephenson's Seveneves is a fictional account of what might happen if the moon suddenly exploded.
In other words, 9mm
I'm no expert on the area however, it's not wilderness area, this is the channel coast, the navy has a firing range next to Lulworth Cove and there is a stack of rusting wrecks just off the coastal path... people just don't like the aesthetics for less than rational reasons but each to their own.
Not my area of expertise, but at the distances we're talking, can we just treat them as point masses? Somewhat different accelerations of earths colliding won't matter much until the density is comedically low.
They are looking at several objects between approx. 1-20 Earth-masses (presumably they were bigger during primordial creation; this is their size, now, after 13 billion years of evaporation).
Did the successful one flaunt some status symbol in his pictures or bio?
Walk in facilities do exist in the US, but wait times can be 2+ hours because the supply is so constrained.
Unfortunately, being part of the standard, it's become fairly common to strip this from email addresses.

It's more effective to have an entire domain at your disposal and just invent $vendor-specific-thing@mydomain.com whenever an email address is needed. On the server end all you need is a catchall to handle it, and you can blackhole whatever addresses become spam magnets (while also knowing which vendor's responsible).
I think women mostly look at social status of men. Appearance is only a plus. An ideal candidate is a wealthy gentleman with manners.
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Be careful, the standard response to that is "you should drastically change your lifestyle, uproot your family, and do financially irresponsible things in order to move closer to work so you can bike there". Also so, so tiring.
> Unclean. Have been to several facilities that seemed unclean to me.

The thing I like about it is that you can just leave the unclean facilities behind and find a new doctor, and it will cost you exactly the same as the old one.
Years ago, I briefly consulted for a dating website and fundamentally their business model is broken and their incentives are completely misaligned with the users': https://caseysoftware.com/blog/working-for-a-dating-website
According to the google summary of this paywalled article (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2012/12/08/all-o...) there are 62,500 plant in the world, so 5000 more of these seems pretty doable. And most of the world uses less energy than an average American, so it would be less on average.
Don't disk-based data structures have similar constraints? There too there is no ability to ship computations and we try to optimize for minimal data round trips.
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There are many people who are bad/slow at calculation and amazing at math; many of them have math PhDs even. Ya, they might use a calculator in their daily life, but those are cheap anyways.

It would be nice to get an ALU implanted in my brain, it would be much more efficient for calculation than using a neural network.
the point is that in every jurisdiction in the world there are already laws to stop "encouraging mass murder to post their killing spree". Governments should not interfere in censoring lawful speech. Moreover an actual court of law ruling that 8chan was an illegal site would set a precedent for such thing happening.

> They do have a responsibility not to enable bad people to do bad things, including not promoting ideas they know are dangerous.

This is literally corporate fascism if done in an extralegal way. And no, the free market is not going to care about the 1-5% of people discarded.

To quote a very nice blog[1]:

Declare that you’re going to stop holding witch hunts, and your coalition is certain to include more than its share of witches.

[1] https://slatestarcodex.com/2015/07/22/freedom-on-the-central...
This happened to me when I tried subscribing to match years ago. Near the end of my 6 month period I got the first introduction from a woman after months of rarely getting responses. This email never resulted in anything. Paid dating sites all ended up being worthless to me and the only dates and reasonable correspondence I got on was from OKCupid (where I met my wife).
Turns out powers tools work well on non-Turing complete locks too.

The interesting part of the threat model for smart locks are cases where a physical attacker is _not_ present.
I'm not sure that response is as helpful as you think it is. I'm pretty sure irc has searchable public groups fwiw. Pretty sure irc is text based group chat.

If there's something that kik gets you beyond irc it's completely unclear from this discussion what that might be. Whether or not I'm delusional, and I sure I am as delusional as anyone about certain things, your response isn't useful, informative, helpful or kind. But YMMV.
Every piece of software is simple and easy when someone else has to write it.

Unnamed Goose Game? It's just a bunch of polygons and MIDI riffs. No big whoop.

Slack? It's just a chat agent. Just some input validation and syndication. Easy peasy.

Microsoft Windows? It's just a window manager running on DOS. No sweat, I could whip that up over the weekend.
I think OP's point was that they don't do online forums where misinformation is placed in front of your face because you appear to be friends with so-and-so or they've pegged you as belonging to a certain demographic. I also think on some level you knew that but went ahead and made some auxiliary point about the meaning of the term "social media" for HN brownie points.
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Only because black holes are hard to see. A black hole has to obey Newton's laws as much as an asteroid does. If either is on a collision course with Earth, we're toast. Any black hole not on a collision course with Earth is merely an interesting curiosity.
SNR is quite low...
Percentages, not absolutes. Most of your list could equally be phrased as, highest number of people living...

Not to mention deliberately missing the greater point.. Very much the apocryphal story of the peak time to be alive for the thanksgiving turkey. I mean there are plenty of good argument against the substance of the article without resorting such tactics.

Like seriously, was it ever a good time in history to have kids?
A rocky, very dark thing of the same mass would be much larger in diameter, and occult stars behind it. This is a somewhat common method of discovering things, through occultation.
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The second example is the bare minimum I’d expect. A full refund perhaps.