skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, I took a bunch of those as well, like the ITBS. They're more aptitude tests than IQ tests, but I imagine there some correlation. Usually they're looking for specific subjects or learning styles

There's a bunch of different IQ tests as well (WISC, SB5, DAS, WJ) and some designed for adults, but they should give you a score. There's some special tests for people with high percentile IQs as well.

I don't know if I'd call any IQ test accurate. Mine have varied wildly over time and depending on the test.
Specifically, they're higher in saturated fats.
You would have to use a separate browser, with RC4 enabled, just to watch YouTube (and other non-secure things) and then a different browser without RC4 enabled to do everything else. And a way to prove in a PCI audit that you never use the RC4-enabled browser for anything secure.
Raleway is a great font, but I'd suggest not using it for body copy. It's really a display font.

If you want a sans serif body font to pair with it, I think it goes well with Source Sans Pro.
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Click through the link provided to see the raw data. Murder figure looks a little cherry picked. It went from 17 to 9. It was a very cold winter on top of that. Temperature is highly corralled with crime.
According to the Denver city data, there were 19 murders in the Denver city area through May last year, and 11 this year. That's better, but implying that to be a statistically significant phenomenon related to marijuana legalization seems intellectually dishonest. Especially when the overall crime numbers for more common crimes don't seem to show any consistent patterns.

http://www.denvergov.org/Portals/720/documents/statistics/20...
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>Drugs are a person by person issue. Now you might say, yeah, if it wasn't x substance, it'd be y.

Alcohol addiction comes to mind as another substitute that is depressing to watch or be the victim of. Does anybody know if marijuana side effects tend to induce violence or impaired decision making as compared to alcohol?
I thought Unz's criticisms of Lynn were an excellent blend of accessible and thorough.

http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/race-iq-and-...
http://www.denvergov.org/Portals/720/documents/statistics/20...

Crimes against persons: up about 24%

Crimes against property: down about 10%

Crimes against society: up about 23% which includes narcotics crimes up by 21%

All other crimes: up over 150%

No one should be trying to read data out of this noise, but if you are, it's not looking good for any legalization argument.
It has been established that Star Trek teleportation was cloning and killing.

But this may not be a problem: either people have a soul or they don't.

- if they don't have a soul, then I don't see how cloning and killing could be a problem.

- if they do have a soul, then in the killing part the soul is detached from the destroyed body. And in the cloning part, some soul should attach to the created body.

The question is then whether the original soul reattach to the clone or another soul?
It seems likely that the original soul reattach to the clone, because they are better atuned, than another soul.

Now, where you could have a problem, is if another soul get attached to the clone. Some episodes of ST TOS and of ST VOY explored the problem (soul splitting, interferences with souls from parallel universes, etc). But this doesn't seem to be the normal use case.

Of course, we won't know what happens in our universes until we try it. Go science!
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I am not sure if this fits but recent "close this window" = you like something on FB and until you see it and delete it, some of your friends follow the link.

The link, of course, is especially designed to capture attention using the human mind weaknesses (picture; headline).

It lives short, since I suspect, they ban the domain from the social website.
That statistic is cherry picked from a list of 36 at http://www.denvergov.org/Portals/720/documents/statistics/20... and has a relatively low sample size.

If you can't find a statistic to cherry pick for your argument in a list of 36 you have a very bad argument.

• Arson has doubled since legalization! Bunch of flaming stoners.

• Embezzlement is down 88%! Who knew this was all society needed to fortify people's fiduciary responsibilities.
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Reducing the 52% drop to a 47% drop doesn't change the point much.

edit - though I agree that the data isn't good enough to really support any conclusions yet. That would take about ten years and several different cities.
You seem to be confusing state with data. Storage is supposed to store data, not state.

Still, even if you store your internal state, that's hardly what functional programming means when opposing state.
Is anyone else picturing the digital equivalent of this Al Pacino snl video? http://kristenwiigdaily.tumblr.com/post/27009841161/mygiftis...
I get this on chrome :

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Similar magnitude to the beats streaming service.
That's a terrible assumption.
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So, here'd be my concern with that. I very rarely put on music and just "experience" it. Usually when I put on music it's in the background while I work on other things. I can't imagine myself ever wanting to look at a photo slideshow while listening to music.
It's hard to decide which dispensary to go to?

But seriously, I live and work in Downtown Denver and have seen no change for the worse, and frankly haven't heard any evidence that any of the assumed negative effects (ie: increase usage among teens and youth) have happened. Denver is one happy (and healthy) city.

Legalization is a no brainer that is simply being held up nationwide due to outdated moral inertia.
You could attribute that to most things we observe as a society. Let us all reflect on the solitary anecdotes that fuel many technology arguments, especially iOS vs Android in recent years.

"All of my friends says iOS sucks and have moved to Android!"
"That can't be, all of my friends hated their Galaxy phones and moved to iPhone!"
> This November, it's all but certain that D.C. will vote on a marijuana ballot measure and even pass it, setting up a battle with Congress to legalize.

It will be interesting to see what happens with this vote. The marijuana debate is in a completely different place than it was 16 years ago when Congress blocked the counting of the votes for medical marijuana in D.C., but I could still see them interfering with the vote again.
I don't know if ya'll are watching the world cup right now but Messi was stifled by Iran, and Nigeria just recently. Belgium is coming up next so....

Argentina would be doing far better with a team that play together better than with Lionel Messi at the helm, and Messi himself said so.
Read the site. He suggests water temperatures that aren't cold enough to make you shiver. In fact, if you're shivering, you're way past the 80/20 point. This isn't woo woo crazy shit, he's done his research.
Of course, but the same is true for alcohol, and prohibition doesn't exactly seem to work there.

In all cases encouraging individual responsibility and providing frameworks to help people get their shit together when things do go bad seem to be more viable in the long run.

This is related to why I find things such as the anti-suicide nets on the Golden Gate Bridge slightly perverse. You really need to be asking why people want to do it rather than just taking the means away.
It doesn't surprise me that many reviews were fake.
Besides a failure to understand which number is which is a percentage change, the data they link to shows a 24% increase in crimes against people.

I don't know why anyone thought this was a good enough article to upvote. Someone out there is working on a good article about the effects of legalization on crime rates. This isn't it.
I had to downvote and here's why:

> you're mostly helping drug dealers and child pornographers operate

You could argue the same about encryption, so should encryption be banned or deemed immoral now?

> That's why it's absolutely crazy to operate a node.

Again, you could say this for any company that builds crypto software.

> Find some other way to help if you value your freedom.

You can still operate a TOR exit node safely by anonymously getting a server paid for with a cryptocurrency. It's perfectly safe.
The Gentium Book / Open Sans combination is sexy. Thanks for taking the time to do this.

I would love to see more, and if possible be able to sort by style type and read labeled font names.
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I can guarantee you this: the person you know is definitely better off being depressed than they would being put in jail.
the graff with the addiction rate vs. drug control spending is misleading. while the addiction rate is constant, the population is growing, meaning the total number of addicted people would be rising.

graff graff.
This is a good thing, it's a sign the industry is moving fast and hopefully in the right direction. Constant self-reflection keeps us on our toes.
I'm not in Colorado but I saw one of the downsides the other day which is the manufacture of items like candy bars with multiple serving sizes of THC in the one bar. People aren't paying much attention to the serving sizes and there appears to be no restrictions in place yet on how much can be in a given food item. I'm in favor of legalization but there may need to be some more restrictions in place on how much THC could be included in any one item.
New Zealand has a mix. All stop, all direction crossings are usually reserved for downtown high pedestrian flow intersections.

There is also a distinction between green and green arrow turns. Green arrow indicates safe turns and green means yield to traffic/pedestrians.
I think it's pretty easy to argue that this is a states rights issue and should be left to the states. Nothing they could do would stop the momentum that we have in Colorado.

Not to mention that'd you'd be putting tens of thousands of people out of a job if you tried to "crack down" on one of the fastest growing industries in the country (where it's legal). Job creators.
Creating some cool product is easier than something cool AND profitable. And probably these people like to work on making the product better and not on making it profitable. Also isn't the big companies buying you is a profit for you?
I've used Tor before. If buysex.onion was a quality site, I'd consider using it. I'm not aware of an escort site that is only Tor accessible, and I've never looked for one.
This is an example of the Hedonic Treadmill [0]. At first glance, winning the lottery should increase your happiness compared to becoming paraplegic but after a few months the happiness level seems to go back to the baseline in both case anyway.

[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedonic_treadmill
Could a new GOP president retroactively charge dispensary customers with illegal possession?
is AES-NI available for ssh connections? Would be interesting to see an updated benchmark like http://blog.famzah.net/2010/06/11/openssh-ciphers-performanc... if it is.
I've built an AngularJS app on top of Elasticsearch but it was specific to my index. I used the Elasticsearch angular adapter that comes with the JS client and wrote a service/factory around it. Definitely interested in something generic to browse an index.

I would really love something that would also let me test queries. There used to be the Sense Chrome plugin but that's been bundled into Marvel and not as available.
That's why having a full suite of tests is important so that we can fearlessly refactor, so that we can replace a part whose needs we have outgrown without breaking other parts of the system, allowing a "rewrite" to happen organically.

Far too often, code grows stale because nobody wants to work on it anymore. Every change is stressful because it could break something else, which means more time wading through unfamiliar and unpleasant code. So, the maintenance programmer patches it with silly putty and duct tape as to not bother any other portion of the system.

A few years of this and it becomes brittle.

If we have a decent suite of tests, however, we can have an application that doesn't need to be rewritten because the maintenance programmer can attack a problem with the confidence that they haven't broken anything else, and so can make the right solution rather than the least invasive solution.
It is really hard to see people we care about struggle with addiction.

But WHAT they are addicted is not the problem; it's their broken brain that needs fixing. Spending $1.5 trillion trying to stem the supply of a substance is about as stupid as making all negative social-interactions illegal (everything MUST be awesome!) so depressed people won't get sad.
Yep. The first store is scheduled to open next Tuesday
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I think the primary reason you don't see large amounts of sophisticated market makers is that the Bitcoin exchanges don't provide rules that are very favorable to them. The per-trade fees are high and liquidity rebates rare.
One filter I use is the "deathbed test". When I'm lying on my deathbed, will I be satisfied with what I spent my life working on?

I'm not entirely an idealist, so I recognize that we need a balance between focusing on ideas that make us money, ideas that are just for fun, and ideas that might make the world a better place. But in the end, I want to be one of those old people who looks back happily on a life filled with meaningful work.

So to answer your question more directly, I choose to focus on ideas and projects that maintain a balance between earning money, playing with fun ideas, and making the world a beter place.
They say it doesn't happen to mobile, but I'm not sure what happens if you root your phone and/or install allow apk install from "untrusted" sources in the Dev Opts.

This kind of scam is old, but there are many, like local DNS redirect, keylogging / input-logging, maybe even a piracy web-browser.
I would argue better off with medical treatment than put in jail.
Because there is no losing bidder who claimed a near market price bid. All publicly claimed bids were far below market.
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I use Emacs for almost all my work, but I find Vi(m)'s editing capability is superior. I use evil-mode and it does extremely well in emulating Vim. Even text-objects and ex-commands are available. ace-jump-mode and undo-tree are two other extensions that significantly improve my editing experience.

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I don't know much about mllib specifically, but I was expecting to come here and see more comments about Spark - as it does both batch and stream processing relatively well, which allows you to reuse a lot of code between the two pipelines. It seems the primary original motivation was to "beat the CAP theorem" by using different distributed systems that had different characteristics, so this would defeat the point, but like the author I don't think "beating the CAP theorem" this way is going to produce results that warrant the work.
This is true. It takes responsibility on the users part and possibly more education on the sellers part. But certainly the same is true with alcohol, caffeine, etc. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2014/07/01/caf...
Their Kibana dashboard is just an Angular app that calls ES directly: http://www.elasticsearch.org/overview/kibana/

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I have that sense as well (that it has way too many features). For example, I really question the decision to add C/C++ support.
Agreed. I'm pro decriminalization and/or legalization, but a 52% drop in the murder rate due to the legalization of marijuana doesn't even pass the laugh test let alone the kind of analysis people are proposing here.
Holle knew they were going to use his car in a robbery. I imagine most juries would still punish even if they knew of nullification. The parent poster mislead you into thinking Holle was ignorant of what the car was used for.

I'd convict him considering the circumstances. He is an accomplice.
While not comparing myself to those who have already made "a good chunk of change", I had an experience along those lines two years ago: in the middle of a 3 month round-the-world holiday I absolutely needed to just take a day to explore a business idea that was festering inside me.

It was the day I realised I would probably never 'retire', and I found that kind of liberating in its own way.

I'm looking forward to my chunk of change so I can plan strategy days in Manarola, Italy, whenever I choose...or Lake Como. Maybe Santorini?
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But on the plus side, you can't overdose on THC (like alcohol, cocaine, heroin, etc). I will note that you can still do stupid things that endanger your life.
Over half of the overall increase comes from a huge increase in "Disorderly Conduct/Disturbing the Peace" (> 6x), and "Criminal Trespass" (> 3x).

Those two categories plus a similar growth buried in "All Other Offenses" accounts for essentially all of the growth in reported crimes.

There is probably a story there somewhere.
I 100% believe you. All of my speed testing revolves around benchmarking ciphers with openssh. The fastest was arcfour and the second fastest was blowfish. After that was aes128...
But my company used AMD for whatever reason. I suspect though that if client and server both have AES support built into the cpu or use a crypto chip that AES would be the fastest as you said.

My point, however, was just to counter the speculation that Google uses RC4 because they misinterpreted BEAST results.
Sorry if I wasn't clear, but this is exactly my point. Most of your traffic as an American will stay within the country's borders because most of the services you access are in the US. By using TOR, your traffic will now appear to come from an exit node that has a greater than zero probability of being outside the US. The average American user thus has increased the likelihood of their data being analyzed by the NSA by using TOR. Under great-grandparent's particular threat model, the user is worse off.

Also, we can assume that the NSA operates within those bounds because that's what Snowden's leaked documents say in describing their systems. We have their internal documentation as proof.
I'm sorry that someone close to you is dealing with that struggle, but I have two questions:

1) Do you think that your friend was at all dissuaded by current US drug policy? Of course this is impossible to know for sure, but I'm curious to hear your view.

2) Is having their door kicked through in the middle of the night by SWAT, and being sent to prison in any way advantageous to someone struggling with addiction?
Could you share some of these laws? I'm curious because I haven't heard of such a case in the US.
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Well, in TFA, it's pretty clear that he plans to team up with Vaurum "to provide Bitcoin liquidity to emerging markets."

So, it sounds like he may end up selling them to other people but only as part of a broader strategy to (and I'm guessing here) make it easier to transfer money to and from emerging markets.

If that's what he's doing (and bear in mind I'm just guessing here) it's a very ambitious goal. I used to trade emerging market equity swaps (which involved hedging FX exposure) and I've worked on international, cross-currency payments systems for one of the biggest banks in the UK. You need to know what you're doing when you're playing around in the FX space. You really need to know what you're doing when you're dealing in emerging markets currencies. I once lost $16,000 in the space of twenty seconds because I made a single, simple mistake.
It's called cold thermogensis [1]. Fat burning could be one benefit, but apparently it can help your body get more adapted to changes in temperature. Some people who do cold plunges or cold showers feel that they can handle temperature fluctuations better, although most of that evidence is anecdotal. I personally switch to a cold shower after a hot shower and it makes me feel amazing afterwards. People have experimented with hot and cold temperature variations for years, like the Finnish with their saunas, and native Americans with sweat lodges.

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Why would DC legalizing pot set up a battle with Congress - does Congress need to sign off on DC legislation?
Mexico City is not showing up as a leader in walking. I find that hard to believe.
Simplifying permissions, in the process grouping them together so that things are either too open or unusable with nothing in between.

Android is going this direction, for example.

If you actually want to simplify the UI, do a tree-style permissions UI with lower levels hidden by default. But don't go "you can only enable this entire group or forbid everything in it".
Those are "lowercase" or "oldstyle" numbers; they are built to go with mostly-lowercase, running text. I think they look odd with sans serif fonts and anywhere outside of blocks of text, but completely and totally wonderful otherwise.
He seems like the kind of guy that would have a farm-to-table-to-farm system set up for the whole company.

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