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If that was the case, there wouldn’t be diseases that stem solely from being obese. And joints wouldn’t fail faster on obese people, and hearts wouldn’t fail faster on obese people.
An amazing comment by Ghost650 found on the comment section:

"This isn’t even a freedom of speech issue. Blitzchung violated the rules and probably expected and even deserved some sort of punishment. That’s… understandable, at least. Constitutionally protected freedom of speech does not apply to private events and corporate terms of service. So Blizzard is fully within their rights to punish this demonstration.

That said… the heavy-handed punishment Blizzard dished out and their double talk on Twitter/Weibo reeks of appeasing Chinese sensibilities. This is an individual putting himself at actual physical risk to stand up for his own rights and the ideals of democracy. As Americans, we are taught that this is the "right" side of this conflict. Yet Blizzard, an American company, is harshly silencing that voice under the guise of TOS violation. This, I think, is where their actions lose any credibility."
This year I cut all added-sugar from my diet. I've seen huge reductions in depression, anxiety, and exhaustion.
If the electrical wiring was shoddy enough to come unstuck with a minor road bump, I'd be more concerned about the rest of the wires in the ECU messing up, over a camera. This never happens
Are you sure it's not to the detriment of very few? How many UK citizens are able to take advantage of said tax havens?

Edit: I misunderstood
I like the Tweet/FB/Insta post to image app more than the text extractor itself.

All you have to do is print to PDF to convert any webpage to PDF
At least we can view the detention centers on AU without a satellite....that says more than enough
People are so funny. I saw a bbc documentary about sex dolls. The reporter had a tour of a Japanese sex doll factory and stumbled across a sex doll that looked exactly like a 12 yo girl. This straight, grown male reporter immediately began to weep. His response was to sob. It was hilarious. It was so politically incorrect that it broke his brain. Perfect example of how irrational people become when child sexuality is involved. Especially brits. It’s just a doll you twit.
UniFi NVR[1] and the newer UniFi Protect are pretty easy to set up and allow you to store all camera recordings on premises – even on your own hardware if desired.

1: https://www.ui.com/unifi-video/unifi-nvr/
Broken up into what? It's a government agency that already has a narrow scope of operation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Trade_Commission
Our cat is often in many places at once. He's able to remain in superposition between the garden, the sofa and our bed until I open the fridge, whereupon his wave-function collapses and he's instantly in the kitchen without moving through the intervening space.
Then we are off topic, it all started by accusing some countries that don't have a spine what I interpreted as a moral spine and not geo/political/economical related stuff with the bonus of hurting people you dislike.
How does it make them look bad? In any case when it was developed WhatsApp was still early days (and supposed to eventually charge fees), and neither Messenger nor the others existed.
It succeeded well enough that in very iPhone-heavy markets WhatsApp never really became a thing.
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When it happened to me it was a "reputable" high-impact neuroscience journal, not Cross-stitch Monthly.
Your comment has obviously split opinion here, but I think it mirrors the way that society is split in the justice debate.

Approach 1: "People who hurt other people should be hurt back"

Approach 2: "We should try to understand why people hurt other people"

I used to think these were correlated with political spectrum (approach 1 on the right, appraoch 2 on the left). But these patterns happen across the spectrum.

These two aren't easily reconcilable. Approach-2-type-people, such as myself, think that this is the only real way to reduce harm and that approach 1 only makes everything worse, and continues the cycle of abuse.

I think it's emcumbent on approach 2 to try and understand why people act like approach 1.
yip, that's why learning vi is essential for comuputational survivalism. most unix systems has it
"Communist are fascists" might be one of the text book instances of that problem.

Mildly amusing thingie - a Bulgarian dissident's dissidenting involved writing a book about fascism (titled, for clarity, Fascism) which was really an oblique critique of the communist regime. It got past the censors and was published and then fairly quickly recalled. He later became Bulgaria's first post-communist president.
how do you choose the books?
But we've already found half the particles!
That is done to have a complete and repeatable build. If that is run on a different machine will still work the same.
Friendlier link: https://medium.com/@Lager/how-to-calculate-average-scrum-vel...
But creative work was always devalued. People with money don't want to pay top dollar, unless you are already dead painter or Banksy.

Companies often drag their feet and try to get away with not paying at all, counting that you will give up or they will find another sucker.

Top talented are rare, just enough talented are plenty. Good opportunities are rare, most of capital is in hands of top 1% so capital is also rare.
The UK varies some areas have Three tier some Two, and when I went through the system there was four Primary, Junior, Middle and Upper.
I wonder if the folks who downvote this have traveled much ?

BTW you have to exercise that free speech in the specified zone. Cant be out there talking all willy nilly
>So, criminals also, by that logic, themselves need counseling on managing their own needs and emotions rather than punishment?

Are we reading the same Hacker News? I see that statement expressed in like every fifth thread.
Java I suppose, but then aren't you just replacing Microsoft with Oracle.

I know what you mean though, I've been a VS user for a long time and find it very productive.
Everyone is comparing it with Seed Valut[0]. its better to have a complete eco-system for computers. But its a nice forward step to save the technology in small computer, which gives the basic idea of how to proceed further. in case if you start storing the everything you need lots of space underground which seems not feasible.

In my opinion, there should be system in which all the blueprints for the technology is saved & that machine should be self sufficient to run on its own power, memory and should be capable enough to educate or atleast gives the basic idea of structure, as after the post Collapse, if anyone who is lucky enough get this technology, can improve and build a new system.

I like the idea of Collapse OS, in similar manner create the machine which can run any software/os or supports most basic and used operations.

Same goes with the books as well.

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The laws involving age are exactly the issue here. What if someone has some developmental disorder that strands their body and mind at the developmental age of 12, despite being much older. Should they be able to drink, drive and vote? Should everybody retire at the same age despite differences in health?

It can't hurt to rethink some of those old assumptions. Of course changing your age is a stupid idea. But maybe identifying certain developmental phases and making it possible, in extreme cases, to assign someone to a more appropriate phase, might make it easier for the law to treat them the way they actually are, rather than the way the average person of their age is.

In programmer terms: don't rely on a magic number, but capture what the number means.
> can be a problem on many devices

Can you provide a one 100% working Android device with open drivers?
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I thought it was common knowledge by now that 'caloric intake' is mostly useless as a predictor for obesity? Mostly useless, because it says nothing about the amount of energy the body has to expend to metabolize the foods that contain them, and it completely disregards systematic metabolic changes resulting from dietary choices.
As an Australian I’m stoked to see NPR cite research happening in universities here.

Also interesting to think about how you would possibly conduct a blind study for diet.
Society is not forced at gunpoint to buy those drinks.
You should be careful to not overstate it's rigorous application to QGP or condensed matter systems though.

For example, for QGP, holography can paint a nice picture, but we don't know a holographic dual for Nc=3 QCD.
Because the govt cant get your data from a cloud ?
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Same here. I also recently cut chips (generally trying to stay clear of Omega-6 heavy vegetable oils), and dairy. Noticed a lot of positive effects, and don't even gain weight if I cheat with a lot of sugar.
I like rush

"if you decide not to choose you still have made a choice"
Just cram a bunch of lint in the port :)

Always scares me when that happens
This is also why I try to avoid customization and try to use everything with the “out of the box” defaults. Not absolutely, but as much as possible.
That's ok but this tool does way more. It extract only the content of the page (remove ad, remove nagigation and so on), and export it to different format. You can export a webpage to word for example.
Then buy sugary drinks companies.
I can only speak from my perspective. The only people I see saying "the government would never torture" are those with a strong patriotic streak and desire to put tribal affiliation beyond humanitarian concerns.

And I don't think that 4chan or reddit really correspond with society as a whole, at least this side of the duck pond.
In my experience, front-end projects always seem to get more attention and visibility from product teams, and the business in general. This seems to happen even when it’s a nascent product that doesn’t make any money yet, and older, more boring systems responsible for large percentages of company revenue often get ignored. I’m not sure if this is related to pay in any way, but it definitely seems like the visibility of front-end apps, and being able to showcase them to wider audiences, doesn’t hurt.
You’re literally describing a way to make it scalable.
100 calories per hour mean an additional 571 calories per day if you spread it across the whole 7 days.

When your body needs 2600 calories per day just to stay at the same weight it is very easy to lose weight by cutting them to 2000 calories. When your body only needs 2000 calories then you need to cut them down to 1400 calories for the same result which may be impossible from a psychological perspective.
It takes a real lack of character to favor institutionalized deceit over people being allowed to exercise their right to determine what criteria they will discriminate between people on.

That being said, I'd concede that these kinds of social campaigns do seem to be motivated by admirable levels of compassion and open-mindedness.
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How much of "writing an OS from scratch" do you think you could've done within 1 year using all the tutorials
available on the Internet?

Please provide links to some of these magic tutorials that makes developing an OS from scratch as easy as creating an iOS App. Like which part of "creating an OS" would you have tackled first, using which tutorial and how much time do you think it would take you?
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Your second encoding (with binary coded length) would not be self-synchronizing.
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Actually, you should boycott every company that do business in China, including Apple, Microsoft, Coca Cola, etc.
That we're unable to exert enough self-control to avoid eating ourselves to death paints a dim view of humanity.

The majority of people simply have no excuse not to manage their health/weight.

Even more so for parents or anybody else with dependents. It's plain negligent.
Uh... well... can I claim the "sorry, not a mathematician so my reasoning about these matters is quite sloppy, relatively speaking"-defense?

(The responses here have been very nice despite that though, thank you everyone!)
No, there's no need for that. People are taught and molded to do so from birth. Ever see a toddler with a soda? You think they bought it?
I dunno for me. I try to eat healthy and keep my weight down, but I'm happiest when I'm eating poorly. I get kind of run down and depressed when it's meal after meal of veggies and chicken, or just small portions of whatever. A pizza and a soda, or a huge steak and garlic mashed potatoes will lift my mood quickly. Then it's very hard to go back to healthy again. There's no question eating healthy helps my physical wellbeing though, so I do it.
At a guess this might not be far from the truth. For sub a few hundred pound almost no one would bother fighting it. Above a few hundred thousand almost everyone will. At best they'd have to expend a lot of time and money to get a fraction of the original amount back.
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>> School breakfast programs are good - many children would not eat anything in the morning otherwise

Is there any scientific evidence that shows this would actually be a bad thing? I know the amount of evidence that intermittent fasting like e.g. 16-hours a day without food has significant health benefits has been piling up in the last few years. But I haven't seen any research that backs up the 'common knowledge' claim that 'breakfast is the most important meal of the day'. As far as I'm concerned it's just a marketing trick from food companies, just like the stupid idea that you need to 'feed your body' with small snacks throughout the day.
Was it for open access? Lots of journals charge a fee if you want to make your paper generally available.
Aside from the already mentioned supply/demand aspect, people working on things like that tend to do so for an entire career, so might be willing to accept a lower salary in exchange for stability.

The React developer will have to retrain and rebrand themselves as Bojombo developers in 2 weeks and as Klazoum Framework ninjas in 2 years.
Thank you!

Rant: Not linking to the source article is a crime conmited by many outlets trying to report on science. I do not understand that practice. It is even worse when the researcher's institution does this in a public press release (MIT is consistently guilty of this). Are these people afraid that their watered down "explanations" are so wromg that even a cursory glance over the paper will show this?

Some news sites such as Ars Technica provide the links. They even have agreements with major publishers that allow them to bypass paywalls and provide their readers with links to the the published full text as well.
As an internet old-timer, I initially thought this was a joke, but then realized that it's entirely reasonable for a whole "generation" of internet users to grow up without using mailing lists, and that indeed they may seem scary at first!
Just tried that (iPhone 8) and it did reject my fingerprint but only after issuing a loud WHOOP WHOOP “Emergency SOS” and 3 second countdown to make an emergency call (presumably 911).

Hardly a stealth move to pull at the border!
Most of the worst/most visible bullies probably have narcissistic or sociopathic tendencies. Counseling is totally useless on those folks because they don't really have normal emotions in the first place. "Their own psychology" is all about thinking of the world in zero-sum terms, where they win if others lose.

The only approach that can partially make up for such an attitude is cognitive-behavioral training, and then only for those who are smart enough that the lessons can sink in, overcoming their distrust of others, authority figures etc.
I don't know about this. I don't think it is that uncommon to meet fat, but also happy and well off people. Especially in office jobs, where you have to actively fight free company snacks, sugar water and lack of personal time for exercise. I do agree on your supermarket point though. I wouldn't go as far as to punish eating bad, people should be able to do it if they want to, but when you can split your average supermarket offering into 10 % actual food and 90 % candy cosplaying as food, something's off IMO.
If this was an independent review I would take it more serious, but it comes from authy directly.

Serious question tho, can Authy be used on any website that supports Google Authenticator?
It's also worth pointing out that the same sets of rules backed by use of force are integral to ensuring that companies and property exist, contracts get fulfilled and so people get paid the salary in the first place and get to keep the possessions they buy with it.
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The policeman emoji also exists for a reason.
As a materials scientist I have to vote for quasicrystals. On top of not receiving the Nobel prize, Dan Shechtman had to observe and decrypt the meaning of diffraction patterns that were so strange people thought his machine was malfunctioning.

Humans have no known way of producing quasicrystals in bulk, but amazingly we have found that meteorites (e.g. the Khatyrka) can have them. Something about traveling through deep space for millions of years...

Quasicrystals can be modeled as crystals in the N+1’th dimension.

Princeton mathematicians recently simulated a 1D crystal where the location of the atoms on the 1D grid was set to the first few tens of millions of prime numbers. The resulting diffraction pattern was quasi-crystalline...
A link to a wikipedia article about the list of the worlds top supercomputers (the near majority of which are in China and presumably used by the CCP) doesn't mean that strong, well-applied crypto can be broken (I assume you're referring to brute force breaking). Mathematically, the computing power, energy and time necessary to break it are known in relation to all current computing power and, more importantly, methodology. Thus, taking just one of the Chinese supercomputers from the top500 list, the Tianhe-2, the calculation for that particular machine, working alone, to break just half the keyspace of AES 256 doesn't lend credibility to your claim:

Tianhe-2 Supercomputer @ 33.86 petaflops (quadrillion flops)

=33 860 000 000 000 000 keys per second (33.86 quadrilion)

3.386e16 * 31556952 seconds in a year
2255 possible keys

2^255 / 1.0685184e24

=1.0685184e24 keys per year (~1 septillion, 1 yottaflop)

=5.4183479e52 years

Needless to say, that's a long fucking time. Yes, cracking an access password would be much less time-consuming and so would finding and using non-brute force attack methods to guess or steal the key but for your basic claim that "Yes", China has cracked strong encryption, I just don't see where you get that idea from.
Thank you for your involved reply, though even from your article you can read this

"Experts said the bill’s passage represented progress on the issue but cautioned it would be only symbolic if the executive branch failed to act on its proposals."

EU also has similar symbolic gestures of condemnations and stuff.

This is my opinions as a citizen from an EU country with less then 20 million population, we know that:

1 things are not that good economically and it is stupid to get involved into a fight between 2 giants.

2 the population is not sure if what we know about China is not exaggerated 100 times by some interests similarly as the Saudi Arabia issues are minimized

3 it is well know US uses false pretexts to invade country, change governments uses economical pressure to force passing of different laws or blocking laws to protect is'x big companies interests

Go ask someone from South America , Africa or other non EU or US country and see if they think there is any genuime concern for human rights from the Trump administration,

I think we will have to disagree on this topic though, you are probably to close to the topic to have a unbiased opinion
Oh. That's kinda typical, hahaha. I guess this topic can get quite subtly and tricky, even for trained mathematicians?
There's a new Honda 'e', that doesn't have side mirrors at all, and just has two screens inside.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEKq8jmckz0
That would imply having your other phone available. The original suggestion was to clean your phone, and then restore it from a backup. So the whole "transfer data to the new device" wouldn't work.
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How does that work? You're saying I shouldn't travel to that specific country, correct?
They get motivated when their peers condone it. You and I are the bully. We just need the “right” environment.
>Most power plants we use today can't deliver baseload cost effectively if you add in the externalized costs of climate change.

Like it or not tacking on the cost of climate change to power generation is so far from current reality that adding that hypothetical constraint is meaningless. The people making these decisions have real tangible costs that matter right now that they will prioritize in their comparison.
Really? I typically go through immigration control, then get my bags, then go through customs.

I can’t imagine how you could go through customs without your bags and have them have specific evidence of your customs violation. I always assumed that’s why some airports make you manually handle luggage and “carry it over a line” to give back for rechecking.
Only if you 100% completely selfhost (machine running in the basement?). Otherwise they could compromise your hosting provider at various different levels of the stack.

Come to think of it though, even if you put your own machine in your own basement, they could just come in when you're not home and rootkit your box in numerous ways, and you'd probably never know barring some pretty heavy security.

State level actors are very hard to defend against, especially when it's your own state.
Aha, that is likely the case, but I still experience the disc (Spiderman, PS4) spinning for quite a long time after starting the game before spinning down.

Ie, not just a "is the correct disc inserted?"-check. Perhaps some kind of late release of file handle or something, or optimization from the ps4 itself.
Are there even any producers of low-level components & lcd displays outside China, Taiwan, Korea etc?
>Maybe I assume too much skulduggery

Yes.

Just because you don't like Microsoft, doesn't mean you can just claim things that are untrue.
It seems like encoding ‘all of math so far’ in some theorem prover seems like an ideal open source project where lots of people can make small contributions which don’t require a vast amount of mathematical knowledge — you’d mostly be simply encoding other people’s results. Is there such an effort now?
You can, but not easily.
Thanks for the pointer.

It seems like it's not so clear-cut, with lots of fine legal points around search on person vs. property, digital vs. analog/physical "goods", the individual suspicion requirement etc etc.:

>>At a minimum, the Eleventh Circuit’s decision makes clear that this issue isn’t likely to resolve itself. The case for clarity from a higher court—or from Congress—is only getting stronger.

https://www.lawfareblog.com/summary-circuit-split-device-sea...

I find it lamentable that the people who sued the US Government for the legality of these searches were both involved with child pornography.
Fire stairs are like that because they have to maintain a fire rating between them and the rest of the building. Some places have connecting stairs but they're expensive to install and take up rentable square footage.
> Approach 1: "People who hurt other people should be hurt back"

This seems to be the approach used by many (most?) people in online forums when discussing controversial topics. "Your opinion hurts me, so I'm going to be as offensive as possible in return". It doesn't seem to work very well. HN is maybe a bit more approach #2.