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Hormones are everything when it comes to peak health.

If you're male, then at some time it's important to check your testosterone level. It's a powerful hormone that not only affects you physically, but also contributes to motivation.

Insulin level also has surprisingly similar effects, so stop drinking sugar and corn syrup drinks.

(If you go to the same gym for several years, you can actually see the T effect as older strongmen fade into average after a certain point. When you ask them what happened, they always laugh and reply, "I got old." Likely it's T.)
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There are various reasons. A big one is money (in most companies higher salaries are reserved for managers), people may also get bored with coding over time and creating and managing a good team can also be fun.
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Yes, which isn't intuition. Intuition is when you have a correct feeling about something even though you have no knowledge of the situation.
>1st: I figured out what I wanted and wrote them down so I’m not lost again

I think this is one of the hardest things to figure out in life. I think it is one of the major philosophical questions.

I wish I could say I knew the answer, but I am still trying to find an answer.
This doesn’t mean no effort. This means putting effort into saying no.

There’s a difference, and school (and parents) don’t teach us the distinction.
"Our products increase suicidal ideation for at least 200,000 teenagers in the United States, which we believe is not bad enough to worry about considering the revenue we will generate putting advertising in front of this demographic."
H1B is a non-immigrant temporary worker visa under the statute: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/8/1101

“Dual intent” is a legal fiction that was created to allow people apply for green cards while still pretending they have the non-immigrant intent required for the H1B visa. Dual intent allows the H1B visa to be used as a first step to permanent immigration in practice, but it’s still a “no guarantees” temporary worker visa according to the letter of the law. Congress never actually created a true permanent immigration visa for skilled workers.
Good thing we don't have consuls, so we don't have to worry about this any more! Until the 32-bit integer overflows >_<

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2000_problem

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2011_problem

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem
Saying no is easy once you get passed the initial mental block. Let's not pretend otherwise.

It's certainly easier than doing the work. That's the entire premise of your argument.
I have diabetes and it makes me thirsty and tired. When I worked I had stress that kept me up at night and I could not sleep.
I did look at this. It seems pretty coarse though -- wavelets generally divide the spectrum into power-of-two frequency bands, and the Gimp is no exception it seems. Also of course you have to remove all higher-frequency bands as well, since the halftone dots have high frequency content at the edges of the dots.

Trying it out now, I'm able to get a good result (to my eye) by deleting the top two bands, but it looks nearly identical to the article's blurring example.

Upscaling the image first by 141% and deleting the same two bands, the dots start peeking through, but the result looks closer to the article's inverse FFT result -- minus the artificial edge contrast enhancement that came from the author's use of black (rather than grey) circles.
Better than me, I had extensive up-sell attempts.
"ask what the budget for the role is"

That's an important one. In one company I was "director" for 15 people but had no say in salary or hiring decisions. This gets really frustrating after a while.
I don’t really know much on the topic honestly. There are the usual natural ways to increase dopamine like exercise, getting sunlight, and reducing obesity. There are supplements that supposedly help like vitamin D and magnesium. Then there are drugs that act as dopamine agonists. Where these all fall in terms of efficacy I have no idea.
Yes, I was referring to that as “unusual.” But the EB green card is a good template for what a skilled worker immigration pathway would look like if we had one.
>>>But they do love to follow “experts“ who recommend malaria medication and horse dewormer as cure against COVID

Not to be confused with the FDA...which approved horse steroids for COVID treatment[1][2] at the same time it was lambasting the population via its Twitter account for taking horse dewormer. This sort of conflicting messaging is again why people are ignoring "experts".

[1]https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/coronavi...
[2]https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/never-say-neigh-fda-lists...
Can't the login with 2FA be shared with the team in 1Password, because 2FA alone is not enough to share a login. Not that sharing logins is a smart thing to do, but people still do it to go around per-seat pricing.
I'm a (happy) T-Mobile customer and my favorite thing about them is that in 5+ years I've never had to go into a store.

Their website was functional but not super intuitive a few years ago, but it keeps getting better, and upgrading my iPhone 11 to a 13 last week, and also my plan at the same time, was seamless.

And now that I have 5G for the first time ever I'm shocked to be getting upwards of 400M down.

I don't think any other network can give me no bandwidth cap, tethering, and free international roaming data for $70/month.
Thanks for the link. Yes, as everyone can see, the State Department lists the H1B visa as a "non-immigrant visa" just like the B2 tourist visa.
If they did mandate it, then it would only apply to new vehicles and trailers.
Some more from 2016 Republicans hopefuls.

https://www.cnn.com/2015/05/27/politics/republicans-2016-edw...

I think this shows on either side of the aisle, there is little love for Snowden and people alike.
I wonder how much problems Instagram creates and how much it just tunnels. Mobbing has always been a problem and kids can be truly cruel; if Instagram is the platform kids use to talk and brag, it simply becomes the (literal) messenger.

That's not to defend FB/IG or to say that this study does not have glaring conflicts (in fact, it's shocking how bad it is despite the polish it surely got), but squashing IG might not make all of that go away.
I use Gimp, but I think it does not support CMYK.

Searching for a while, I found that Krita supports CMYK, but I never used it.
Similar co-processors have been used for some time https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_computing#Optical_Four...
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I suspect using black instead of grey is the reason for the edge contrast enhancement in the inverse-FFT image. I.e., that's exactly why the tiny areas in between the small letters are darker, and thus the lettering clearer.
my issue was more over the phrase, "literally killing". Unless I'm grossly mistaken about the feature set of Instagram, I'm pretty sure the best you could charitably get is "directly responsible for" and I'd still need a lot of convincing to get me past "could be and indirect or contributing factor".

About said court decisions, without knowing what court cases you mean specifically I'm left assuming that they were able to prove malicious intent where as I don't think you get that from software. Can you?
Yeah, staff does not get big payouts anymore because investors want that money. If you're a founder you might get rich
Well put. Thank you for smoking came to mind as well.
If you disagree with anything I posted that strongly feel free to respond.

EDIT: How are you raising awareness of anything?

Has anyone other than yourself agreed with you that my post is racist; or do you think it's self-evident -

so much so it warrants labelling the mod (and presumably anyone else) also racist for not agreeing with you?
I'm not saying they are inherently out to get you, my point is that they're advice is going to be based first on what works for them and not necessarily what best works for the person seeking advice.

I suppose my larger point is that if a person's main source of stress is coming from the workplace then it's better to seek insight from sources external to the workplace.
But we already have it, or are you talking about some other country?
Isn't that an SG1 ship

Adult Swim did something like this ex. (plays music)
https://www.adultswim.com/music/singles-2018/41
I used to be able to write stuff blind pretty reliably back when I was using a Palm device. Its “Graffiti” system was pretty good. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graffiti_(Palm_OS) A keyboard based on it could go a long way.
Debian security support is provided by volunteers (except for the LTS releases), it is a hard job just to track all the known security issues out there, let alone fix the known issues, let alone find all the unknown issues or harden toolchains and packages against unknown issues. If you would like to help improve Debian security support, please get involved.

https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/data/report
https://www.debian.org/security/audit/
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/pkgs...
https://wiki.debian.org/Hardening
https://wiki.debian.org/Hardening/RepoAndImages
https://wiki.debian.org/Hardening/Goals
https://www.debian.org/intro/help
The fact you haven’t switched lines yet speaks volumes for where they have you. Right where they want you.
>Of course, in todays world, one could say Arabic/Islam becoming the dominant culture/religion minimized the work and exposure others get.

Similarly, 10,000 books have been translated into Arabic in the past 1,000 years. That is fewer than the number translated in Spain in one year. (<https://articles.latimes.com/2008/jan/04/entertainment/et-ar...>)
Nope. You can still get rich from equity, especially by being an early employee. It's all a giant lottery though.

The easiest way is to join companies that are obviously doing well and will likely IPO in 2-3 years. This is still a lottery, but one with much higher odds and a lower potential payout. You can make $600k-1m every few years in equity alone by hopping around these companies.

If you ever wondered why so many people have ~1-2 years of experience at each company on their resume, this is often why. They join, get a decent chunk of their equity grant (in RSUs), then go to another company to get more equity. Some of these companies will do well, others will do poorly. You end up distributing your risk and ensuring you'll get a decent payout.
This appears to merely be a Prolog wrapper around SQL queries which still have to be written explicitly. Prolog itself is a dramatically more expressive query language than SQL; using Prolog instead of SQL would be a big win (IMHO) but this library doesn't appear to do that.
What do you mean by big payout in this context?
On the others hand, a lot of smokers or drug users tell people to never touch that stuff, even while they're still using it themselves. At some point, the pain of quitting just becomes a barrier, despite you knowing thwt continuing is bad. And this description actually matches social media quite well, too.
Less like cogs, more like ants. Not a perfect motion, a squirming mass.
That's trippy af and so beautiful
> do you think a lot of people would be willing to donate to telegram?

Yes.

> what would be an average annual donation per user?

I don't know but if it was entirely voluntarily, somewhere between 0 and $10 yearly.

> I bet it would be a lot less than what big tech makes, and there is no reason to believe durov would settle for that

That doesn't seem to be Durovs goal.
Stress releases hormones that lowers metabolism. I ate Subways and still went up to 480 pounds. I ate less, literally starving myself, and took multivitamins. I am now 213 pounds.

https://www.orlandohealth.com/content-hub/how-too-much-stres....
Lindy Effect says that software will continue working for as long as it's already been working so far.

I use this to my advantage by writing software AS IF it has already been working for 20 years, meaning I use only languages and technologies which have not introduced breaking changes in 20 years or so.

It's worked out quite well so far!
I love to read and constantly struggle with finding good book reccomendations. I've considered building a book reccoemdation platform around this problem.

I too have found good reads and Amazon to be near useless for discovery. Some of the tricks I use are as follows.

Podcasts: any time I'm listening to someone interesting on a podcast and they mention a book I write it down. Bonus points if the podcast host frequently asks guests for book reccomendations (good podcasts for this strategy include Tim Ferris, Tyler Cowen, and Lex Friedman)

Personal reccomendations: I ask everyone I know who reads if they've read any good books lately. That tends to be a good way to get out of my bubble too.

Google + reddit: searching for threads on reddit about good books. The /r/books subreddit tends to focus on bizare minuta about reading rather than book recommendations, you're looking for threads on subreddits like /r/AskReddit. Good queries include "best book you've ever read Reddit", "favorite book of all time Reddit", "book that changed your life Reddit". You can also narrow it to the genre you're looking for "favorite sci-fi book of all time Reddit"

Google + hacker news: exact same strategy as above but with hacker news instead of Reddit. There are also several book aggregators that scrape hacker news. I prefer the search method but of those sites this one is my favorite: https://hackernewsbooks.com/

References from other books: If I'm reading a book I like and another book is referenced I'll write it down as a potential next book. If there is a concept I'm unfamiliar with but sounds interesting I'll use the Reddit or hacker news method to try to find good books about that topic. If there is an author I like I'll also try to read all their books.

TikTok: I've found TikTok to be the best social network for reccomendations generally, that also applies to books. Lots of channels dedicated to book reccomendations usually by genre.

You mentioned non-fiction specifically. Something I've become a big fan of recently is textbooks where possible. Usually it's much more detailed and complete than say a pop science book. Most textbooks are terrible so make sure you use the Reddit or hacker news method to find the best textbook(s) for the relevant subject.

Happy reading!
propositions, firstly, tell me what a proposition is for the purpose of this document - this is a common problem with maths documents/books, I come across something which I don't understand.
It says primary propositions, what is a primary proposition? Can you give an example?
This is tough if you actually try to have a team-oriented mindset. I’ve worked in groups (hard to really call them a team) where everyone, everyone , stiff armed duties. The end result is that the hard stuff, or low status stuff, never got done. I get there’s a balance, but if you entered a career where you actually care about the mission, it’s hard to just see that mission suffer because people want to take the easy way out. It’s particularly problematic when they are positions of public trust.

Would you want to go to a hospital where the “it’s not my job” attitude is prevalent? Would you hire a contractor to build a house with that attitude? I tend to think the better organizations don’t think in terms of what are peoples “jobs” but what problems actually need solved
I think probably a looped gif or maybe 3.js?
Debian just pulls in upstream updates for Chromium, since it is basically impossible to provide the normal patch backport method of security updates for modern web browsers, including Chromium and Firefox.
Your urgency system is very similar to the MoSCOW method, if anyone's looking for some historical legitimacy for a (very valid) prioritization technique:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoSCoW_method
Wikipedia politics IS American politics. You don't need to look far to see American far-leftism and American neo-Marxists openly editing pages to help push narratives.
No, dual intent means that you can have the non-immigrant intent required for the H1B while doing something that would cause the government to infer immigrant intent, like applying for a green card: https://www.dekirby.net/library/dual-intent-article.cfm

> The concept of dual intent is a legal fiction that allows an immigration officer to grant a nonimmigrant visa or admit a foreign national into the United States even though the visa may allow for the holder to seek permanent residency status. This means that a foreign national may enter the United States on a nonimmigrant visa that may allow him to seek a green card in the future or, alternatively, he has already filed a petition for a green card but is seeking to enter the United States on a nonimmigrant visa.

The distinction is critical. At all times when you hold an H1B, you’re saying “I intend to go back when my H1B expires,” because that’s required by the visa. All you have with “dual intent” is the government’s executive grace that they won’t consider it to be a signal of immigrant intent when you apply for a Green card.
Yeah, when I started out on Plex, I tried the other services (Jellyfin and Kodi and this other dedi music one), and while they all did what was advertised more or less, Plex was by far the more polished solution with the least bugs for my setup.
I also really like the Plex UI, feels well thought out and easy to navigate.

Having said that, I keep an open mind, and every few years check out Jellyfin/Kodi etc.
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While this post seems to have fallen off the HN front page quickly, thanks for posting it. The identification of three streams of “Catholic Enlightenment” seems useful.
It is interesting to consider the manifestations of these three streams in contemporary Catholicism, as well as the manifestations of “anti-enlightenment” thought today.
Odd title. It says estimated diameter is 150km, while Mars' moons are just 22km and 12.6km. That sounds like hundreds or thousands of times bigger, by volume and mass. (I calculate ~300x to 1700x the mass, if they have similar density) ...I'm taller than a kitten, but it's not very informative to say so!
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The offset credits are gold standard credits that have to remove the carbon with in a set timeframe of their existence, be audited, and have a positive human impact.

For each credit worth of carbon DDG activities do, they are offsetting 1.25 credits worth of carbon through purchasing those credits.

But, further still they are then buying additional credits through startups that actually remove carbon from the air and sequester it, as it outlines in the article.
"Early team" here meaning a founder or first C-level hire. As an engineer, even as one of the first hires, it's unlikely your equity is going to be life changing unless the company ends up going to unicorn valuations - which most startups will not. Better to ask for market level salaries instead.
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That usually involves moving the jobs to a country with a labor surplus.

The labor shortages we see in the US are mostly caused by the wide gap between the working class and the (upper) middle class. The pandemic disrupted the job market and forced people out of their daily routines. In the aftermath, many people didn't return to their old jobs but started trying harder to improve their lives. They are looking for jobs that pay better, offer better working conditions, and where they get more respect. Many traditional services have a hard time hiring enough people. The solution is likely a mix of offering better jobs, providing the same service with fewer people, and not providing the service at all.

That's how the market adapts.
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The problem with that position is that you know nothing about the other 2 players.

Security breaches are always a matter of when, not if. If you think that AT&T, Verizon or any of the 20 MVNOs that interface with their systems don’t have similar vulnerabilities, I have a beautiful bridge in Brooklyn with your name on it.
If they are not in jail, why should they be off Facebook? I just don't buy the naive "Let's police the Internet, because of the Neo-Nazis." And why it's okay that Neo-Commies (given the fact that Communists have killed more people than the Nazis) are undisturbed on Facebook... making money? Unlike the Nazis, Commies are against the US law.
> "My problem with the word 'burnout' is that it denotes some kind of final state."

It can be. Failing to heed the warning signs can result in a variety of long term medical issues, both physical and mental.
How do you get RSUs if the company hasn't IPOed?

I thought that RSUs were limited to public companies (since they are essentially grants of stock, not options).
Which language or technology has not introduced breaking changes in the last two decades? Windows has good backward compatibility, but even Windows can't run really old programs. C++ has evolved dramatically in the last 20 years. Even C had changes. Do people still use tables to create websites, or jquery?
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>This is factually false. Probability is embeddable into predicate logic, but predicate logic is not embeddable into (Bayesian) probability. This is actually an open problem (how to define a probability theory that is equivalent to predicate logic).

Completely wrong. How can someone say I'm factually false when your own statement is completely and utterly incorrect. I don't think you're really aware of what's going on here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subjective_logic

It's not an "open problem" or aka "unsolved problem" in the sense you implied. Far from it. Rather it is just not a popular field of study.

>This definitely a very opinionated view on what is logic. There is no reason to embed anything in universe/anything else. If you remove expressability, I’m not sure what properties remain.

I don't think you get it. The nature of an axiom IS by definition an opinion. An axiom is an Assumption. Assumptions are just things that are assumed to be true, they are NOT things that are proven to be true. Thus the only thing an assumption can be if it is an unproven statement is that it is an OPINION. When anyone makes a statement about logic such as my statement "Logic is a fundamental axiom of the universe." Or "Logic is NOT a fundamental axiom of the universe" is by DEFINITION a statement of OPINION.

When I say it's a fundamental axiom it means that it is something all of humanity consistently assumes to be true. Our culture, our science, our mathematics, our interpretation of reality and the universe as we know it is founded on the assumption that logic is true. It is a general statement about the broad "opinion" of all of humanity.

Look at your own statement. You said and I quote: "There is no reason to embed anything in universe/anything else." What does this statement even mean? What is reason? Reason IS Logic. Look it up. You are literally saying there is no logical reason to embed logic into our universe. Yet here you are making a logical statement in a universe where you say we cannot assume logic is true.

We assume logic is true. You can't make a single argument otherwise. Literally all arguments you've ever made in your life hinge on logic being true. That is unless all your arguments are illogical. Are you saying your own argument is illogical?

There's really nothing left to argue about here. Our entire technical framework of reality is founded on the "Opinion" that logic real.

>On this I do agree, I wouldn’t call logic a “science.”

If you truly understood what's going on, you would agree with me on all points. Not just this.