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Ok, but how does that affect the value of metal in space for something like a lunar colony?

The moon already has plenty of water ice.
Throw every authentic chinese food in sf list you might have read (for some reason they all list bad restaurants) and go to:

- dumpling specialist

- chongqing xiao mian

- mr zsechuan

- jiang nan

- the pancake house

And that’s it, these were hard to find for sure.

Vietnamese is uber hard to find, but yummy yummy is really good, bunbo at cordon bleu is legit too. I like the buncha At tin.

If you’re saying that there is no good korean, oh boy you’re in for a treat, go to Daeho!

For thai: zen yai is uber legit, be sure to ask for “thai spicy”

Then go to 85C get some good taiwanese pastries, and then to little sweet to go get a hong kong style coconut drink with sago.

For Japanese, just avoid the over hyped places, go to kuishinbo!

Also, go to yemeni kitchen, pakwan, doppio zero, gusto pinsa romana,
Exactly, but let's be realistic here: all that other eating between and all those meals that are not social meals - they can go.
I think Erlangs approach is valuable: fail early and loud.

There is no harm done by b), there will never be a costly mistake. If the programmer has to deal with it anyways, at least make them very aware of the fact, they can then still decide to perform c).
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That story contradicts nothing I wrote. It actually borders on the ridiculous. Did AI fake the crack photos too?

"Rosemont Seneca Bohai Morgan Stanley bank records show Hunter Biden, while simultaneously serving on Burisma’s board, received $708,302 between June 2014 and October 2015 from Rosemont Seneca Bohai, for undisclosed reasons, in a series of payments that ranged from $10,000 to $150,979 per month"

https://checkyourfact.com/2019/10/17/fact-check-hunter-biden...

"FBI investigating Hunter Biden over money-laundering allegations: report"

https://nypost.com/2020/10/29/fbi-investigating-hunter-biden...
I don't see any predominantly Muslim country listed high up here- https://www.wcrf.org/dietandcancer/cancer-trends/data-cancer... . Which is kinda surprising to me. My father never smoked and still got cancer. I am from a Muslim-majority country and I know of a bunch of other friends/family who suffered or perished from cancer.
Oh my bad. I scanned his blog post to see if this was indicated and didn't notice any mention of it being an op-ed. Well to be honest in that case, I guess ignore what I said about newsroom standards - he may have a point against the Intercept if they're arbitrarily holding him to a higher (newsroom) standard than they normally would for op-ed pieces.
Fox and NYP are both Murdoch-controlled and are located at the same address. They don't count as independent verification from one another.

NYP has had access to the hard drive for two weeks. Independent journalists do not. Left wing corporates do not have access to the hard drive and don't run stories when they can't vet it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupert_Murdoch
And with better humor.

"Use sophisticated drag and drop to make sure your project is properly micro managed with Workboards.

Grab ahold of tasks, literally.
Place them in confusing, new orders.
Make a column just for interns!
Ignore the backlog forever."

They might be british
This sort of thing bites me every so often. A client wants something in KML, which I have used ... once? The export files look suspiciously small. Converting back gives zero results. No error on the export.

Mentioned nowhere is that you need WGS 1984 in the mix or you get nothing. That was fun.
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This sounds like it shares some similarities with LZ4.
The Biden story sounds like bs? I was under the impression that their alleged behaviour was the de facto standard in a capitalist system. I’d be surprised if anyone with that kind of power wasn’t leveraging it to secure generational wealth. It’s like athletes and doping. You’d be stupid not to try given the potential rewards.
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tbh I think the practice of giving away flat-rate 2.5% of their wealth each year instead of 40-50% brackets would encourage more wealthy people to actually donate and not dodge taxes.
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I got the joke as I am from Wisconsin. The HackerNews republicans downvoted you.
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...if you want to waste 100 hours without realising it.
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The islamic 40 day fasting is exactly like that and it’s fun to entertain the idea of fasting close to the poles. The fasting dates are determined by the moon calendar so it moves between extremely easy and extremely hard.

Do you know if the muslims are actually going through it on hardcore level or have some kind of rationalisation for not doing it or a cheating method like sleeping all day?
That style of pho is OK I find, I couldn’t find what I got in hanoi. I was on a quest for a good dimsum in SF and tried a bunch of places until I gave up, maybe I should try these places. Japanese is not just about sushi unfortunately.
Nagle’s Syndrome. This came up in a HN post a few days ago and seemingly every week.

There should be posters made and widely distributed saying if you experience Unexpected 40ms delays in your application read up on the Nagle algorithm and TCP_NODELAY
Agree that you should have knowledge of one or two ways make money from your idea, i.e. the "business model". This goes into criteria 4 of the "Must haves", where you basically need to work out how much profit you'll be making.
Islam tends to prohibit things that "affect" your mind, or are addictive, as well as things that might harm the body since the body is apparently "on-loan" from god. That's why I thought Smoking would fall under that. \

After doing some searching, it does seem that Smoking is mostly considered to be prohibited in Islamic Law, now people likely don't follow that but that's a different story.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobacco_fatwa
A 4th order butterworth is just 4 capacitors and 2 opamps (probably a double opamp package).

If your adc was 1msps, your 1st degree capacitor design gives you 2kHz bandwidth to 16 bit accuracy.

Replace it with a 4th order butterworth (4 caps, some resistors, and two opamps) and you now have a 80 db/ decade slope, and your bandwidth is now 50kHz to 16 bits.

That's 25x more bandwidth from the same hardware. If you are going for 8bit accuracy, the numbers would be higher but the 25x difference remains.

---------

Most likely, you will be using the ADC onboard your microcontroller as a hobbyist. Too much effort to wire on another ADC and read up on it's documentation.

But a hobbyist will almost always have capacitors, resistors, and opamps laying around to make a butterworth or whatever you need.
> I guarantee you would fail a blind test on which one is which, or if the cups of coffee are even different.

Oddly enough, I've actually done a blind taste test on multiple coffee systems systems: drip, aeropress, chemex (pour over), italian percolator, french press, keurig, manual espresso machine, and real espresso machine. We controlled for water temperature and mass, steep time, coffee type, coffee grind (with exceptions for specialized filters), coffee mass, packing pressure (similar pressures for similar types of brew methods).

There were ten of us in the test. We each did three tastings of each brew, with a 10 minute break between each round of tasting. Each round we wrote down guesses at brew methods, how much we enjoyed the taste, how much we enjoyed the smell, and the coffee's were shuffled between each round.

Analyzing the results was interesting, and gave some insights into similarity categories between them. For example, everyone identified the espresso brews correctly, but some people misidentified the percolator brew as being an espresso brew during the first tasting, then correctly identified the espresso during their second or third. The aeropress was also misidentified as both the manual espresso and the percolator.

There were a few more interesting conclusions, but the total average accuracy was something like 70%.
They send an unsubscribe request to all their tracker “partners”. Sometimes it's over 100 of them.
What's interesting here is that they also didn't drink. That's new to me, I normally allow myself to drink when I intermittent fast.
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How do you know? We have 80 years to go in this century: there is no war yet but we have the covid pandemic, inequality, mental health issues ‘pandemic’, obesity/diabetes ‘pandemic’, rapid climate change.

We now close our eyes to stuff that does not bother us directly like devastating destruction of the amazon, attacks on armenia, several dictators using covid to assert unlimited powers etc, all of which would deserve global military intervention imho and thus wars, but do not, makes it a matter of who you ask if this is ‘worse or better’.

Agreed, over all it is better for ‘everyone’ but we have a solid 80 years to mess this up and turn the tables. Hope we do not but I for one do not think it looks good; this state is fragile, not robust.

We have the money and technology this time around to prevent things, but not sure if we will. Handling of Covid and the many dictators, racism, immigration issues etc are not good signs we learned much from 100 years ago. Covid being the most obvious (spanish flu followed the same curve); let’s see how the rightwing/populist will be handled in the coming 10 years to see if we even can learn.
In ClickHouse* we patched Ryu to provide nicer representations and to have better performance for floats that appear to be integers.

* https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/pull/8542
Looks like this library generates static graphs.

Is there any specific reason to use this, as opposed to say, Apache Echarts (https://echarts.apache.org/en/index.html) ?
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Given the timing, I was expecting to see an on-prem alternative to Jira, so this is disappointing.
I suspect it would be exceedingly difficult to get enough conductive materials in the mix, while also sufficiently purging to insulate between different traces/threads.

Perhaps printing an outfit entirely from conductive threads could be used to create a grounded Faraday cage suit/dress.
FWIW, when i toyed a bit with Rails (gotta pick it up again, seriously) i used Heroku but quickly migrated over to a Dokku instance ran on my local NAS.

Getting Dokku running on something like Digital Ocean should be easy as pie...
I don't understand what Foxconn's endgame is.

Did they really have a good-faith plan to build a mega factory going into this? And then they failed because of befuddling incompetence as the article suggests? Or did they do the whole thing as a Potemkin village to curry favor with the Trump administration? If so, where did they cash it in? Seems convoluted.

Occam's razor says it was incompetence, but how does Foxconn get on in the world if they are so dysfunctional? Shouldn't they be bankrupt by now?
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They only do fat broth, when I was in Japan broth would be much lighter I found, here I die after a bowl of ramen.
This is essentially the protocol for Ramadan no?
The change to Ryu is here: https://github.com/ClickHouse-Extras/ryu/pull/1
The last one seems plausible. It's pretty clear that Hunter implied that he could influence the US government in an effort to make deals. It's less clear that his claim was true.
Don't mean any disrespect, but given that the inability to orgasm is a very common sideffect of SSRI's, they might not have told you the full story?
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> If your social and/or work life heavily depends on eating together it might be part of the "problem" of why you need to lose weight in the first place.

This! My last boss used to be a "bon-vivant" guy, meaning he would particularly enjoy a nice meal with the occasional wine to go with it (please note this is pretty common in France) [0].

Two years after joining his team, I had gained quite some weight. I figured I had to eat less somehow, but I never had the impression that I was overeating. I also didn't want to skip to those meals with him. So I tried a few things:

* Pace myself with the wine. We would usually split a bottle among us. I actually enjoy wine, but don't particularly enjoy being tipsy, especially when I have to work. So win-win-win (see below)

* If there was some fruit available have that instead of cake, or skip desert altogether. Drinking the wine slowly leaves me with "something to do" while the others have desert, so they don't feel any pressure to hurry up.

* Go for more "filling" meals, meaning I looked for dishes with a bunch of vegetables. This would keep me full longer and I'd be less hungry in the evening, so also eating less. Another bonus is that I'd feel /really/ full and actually not want desert.

What I've found is that even though in the beginning the others would comment on my not having desert, they actually stopped having it themselves after a little while. The wine never actually went away, but we would occasionally only have a glass instead of a whole bottle.

The point is that I think people may feel there's a certain expectation to have a lunch a certain way. And it may be true in the sense that "it's common, so people expect it". But if you don't fully conform to it there doesn't seem to be any issue, pretty much no one seems to care [1] (except maybe if you think that you have to adhere to the expectation).

All this being said, I do appreciate that for people who enjoy nice meals it can be difficult to choose those "restrictions", especially when they're right in front of you.

[0] There never was any pressure to go along, especially since he was the kind to actively avoid talking shop at lunch. But, as the team would go out with him, I would have missed out on getting to know them. I should note that I'm not particularly outgoing and rather focused on my job, so random chats during the day wasn't exactly something I'd spontaneously do.
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Can I add another, personal gripe to this? US surveys use their own definition of a foot, which is different from everyone else's : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot_(unit)#US_survey_foot
With or without water? The latter sounds quite like Ramadan fast.
I mean, there's the religious "high". But I think the goal behind it is to allow one to feel how those who are much more unfortunate than us feel on a hot summer's day and so on.
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I don’t think you should be looking at studies when it comes to how you eat, you should be focusing on how you feel, observing your own body and possibly talking to a doctor. I had a really big problem with acid reflux a while back after I stopped drinking alcohol. I visited many gastrologists and most of them offered little to no help, most only prescribed me drugs which was in my opinion not a solution. I finally meet with a gastrologist that did an endoscopy and basically sat me down and said that if I wanted to get over my acid reflux I needed to eat really light over the next four months, no fruits, no tomatoes, no pork or beef only poultry, no fried food, no greasy food, and the list went on. I did the diet, had a few cheat days because it was hard, and my stomach recovered. After the four months I reintroduced certain foods and started learning about how my body reacted to them. I also realized that I feel a lot better with a full stomach than with an empty one. My point is we all have slight different bodies and that while studies are great, sometimes it just good to study yourself and how you feel. On a side note, if you’re one of those people fasting to be healthy yet haven’t cut out drugs, alcohol and tabaco out of your life then do that first, it is the first step to good health.
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At least in the U.S there are more Ruby jobs than PHP, so what you're saying isn't accurate. In Europe (outside UK) Ruby is weaker I agree; php/.net seem to be way more popular.
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I wonder how this is related to the so called "mediterranian diet"? I mean, the advantages for the mediterranian diet could perhaps at least in part be attributed to the times at which people eat rather than the exact food they eat?

My experience with Spain et al is that they are hot during the day and locals tend to eat a lot late at night and very little during the day.
When I was in Nepal I talked to a guy who said he was not eating that day "to balance the body". The way he spoke about it made it seem like it must be a normal practice there which everyone understood and was aware of.
Not significantly affected, as most Muslims eat too much when breaking the fast.
I can't believe how easily people have been persuaded that anthropogenic factors play any significant role.
> I've noticed that once you get past the first "hump" of hunger pangs, famish subsides into the background, and I'd imagine it is at this point where the metaphorical "adrenaline" dosage is injected by nature to make available the bodies reserve energy to get through inevitable temporary nutrient deficiency back in our hunter-gatherer days.

I haven't personally fasted as such in this manner but was always quite fascinated and am quite fascinated by how various Muslim colleagues and friends are able to do it during the summer with 45 degree heat and so on. All of them say that the first two days are the toughest while the rest of the month of Ramadan seems basically the same as the rest of their lives. It does put into perspective as to how much of our "hunger" is psychological than resource needs.
I just downloaded the free chapter. I don't see a Rails version number, but it does mention Ruby 2.6 and the book is dated thusly:

> This Version: April 2020 (Free-Chapters Edition)

> Rebuilding Rails is copyright Noah Gibbs, 2012-2020
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> "Unintended consequences" shouldn't be used as a generic counterargument/thought-terminating cliché.

"Geoengineering" is itself a very generic term.

> What particular consequences are we talking about,

They would depend on the particular geoengineering technique we're talking about.

The whole point of unintended consequences is they are not or could not be anticipated before the fact.

Other than direct carbon capture i.e. geoengineering that's a direct inverse of the problem we have right now, I'm not confident we can predict everything that can go wrong with any given geoengineering solution. Even direct carbon capture is likely to have some serious downsides at scale we haven't yet considered.
Their editorial teams are independent. Yes they're right leaning, but you can't expect the left wing to report on its own these days. As for the laptop contents, they've been leaked on the internet already.

And yes they do run stories when they can't vet it. They lost a settlement with Nick Sandmann over it: https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/24/media/washington-post-sandman...

They don't have to physically hold every piece of evidence and forensically investigate it in order to report a story. No one did that with the Snowden story that Glennwald broke. That's ridiculous. You simply frame it as "Documents Reportedly Show Biden Family Involved with Chinese Business Deals" or "Questions Surround Biden Family Foreign Business".
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> Besides, not having even a drop of water for longer than 12 hours during summer is dangerous, not only to fasting people themselves but to the society as a whole since they drive cars and they have higher rate of fainting during that.

It's clear that many in the world do exactly that. It might be interesting to see a study similar to above as to whether accident rates increase during Ramadan.
> (Linux) networking

Suggestion: don't think of it like this. It's just networking. The thing that worked best for me was just the trial by fire of getting a cheap managed switch (a fanless Dell PowerConnect 2816) and kicking myself offline until I learned to configure it :)
It's a very entertaining read, but mostly useless information and trivia, unless you can call tubes a hobby or interest. It inspired me using all this for some sci-fi plot though, like transmitting power and data wirelessly in space.
Christianity used to have a 40 day fasting period as well.
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The video is a Sichuan master chef showing the cooking procedure. He speaking of Sichuan accented mandarin.

Gongbao jiding is traditional Sichuan dish.
You might simply did not see that on menu at chengdu. Sichuan has 80million people, chengdu 16million, it’s expected to see highly clustered food style even in a city.
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We already helped one customer in India doing this. They are a consultant agency and their customer had a requirement to be on AWS (We currently use Digital Ocean).
> "To return to the question I posed at the beginning of this essay, that last point is one of the reasons I don't make Dragons Abound available and haven't tried to monetize it. Doing either of those things would be a distraction from what I consider the important work - keeping myself happy with interesting challenges and opportunities for personal growth."

Not sure I understand how monetizing it or open-sourcing it would necessarily turn it into a distraction... Wouldn't that depend more on whether or not you allowed maintenance, support, etc., to become a distraction?
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