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by eindiran 7y ago
He needed a ride from Libbey Bowl (a big park in the center of town) to some other location in Ojai (which is a small enough town that giving a stranger a ride isn't completely weird). My buddy and I drove him to the place he wanted to
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by eindiran 7y ago
Weirdly, I met someone in Ojai, California in 2010 who also claimed to be a time traveler named "Butterfly". He was a weird looking dude who also claimed he had a computer chip in his hand. I only spoke with him for a moment but i
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by eindiran 7y ago
That might be a factor, but this work is specifically on B cells in the gastrointestinal tract. There are definitely interactions with the gut biome and B cells though, see eg https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3146251
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by eindiran 7y ago
Here is a copy of the paper: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3342908
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by eindiran 7y ago
Now "google" is a common enough word for generic online searches that the sentence "I googled 'australian licorice' using DuckDuckGo's image search" doesn't sound weird to me. See definition 2, under
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by eindiran 7y ago
There is a very cool book on the topic. If anyone is interested in finding out some potential mitigations (some implemented, some theoretical), I'd recommend giving it a read: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/obfusca
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by eindiran 7y ago
Here is the source article: https://immunology.sciencemag.org/content/5/45/eaay4209.full
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by eindiran 7y ago
If there are any folks that have tried homesteading, can you share your experience? Specifically, I would like to know what your starting conditions were and how successful you felt you were.
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by eindiran 7y ago
I've been swayed to the side of believing that rebase should rarely be used, so that's not much of a downside. See: https://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/doc/trunk/www/rebaseharm.m...
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by eindiran 7y ago
I mean, the first sentence of the preprint is "This paper characterizes the first protein to be discovered in a meteorite." The Significance section states that "[the preprint] is the first report of a protein from any extra-
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by eindiran 7y ago
I am not commenting on whether that should be allowed or not: I am saying only that (1) religions like this absolutely do exist, (2) this license obviously discriminates against them, and (3) because of the wording of the OSD, this license
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by eindiran 7y ago
This definitely does not abide by the requirements of an open source license[0], particularly the discrimination against persons/groups clause. AFAIK, no license that mentions not using the code for "evil" has ever been accep
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by eindiran 7y ago
Is his point that the G tolerance of a pilot is the principle limitation on what maneuvers can be performed by a jet? Its pretty clear that this reading of the headline is incorrect: "there currently exist drones which can take on the
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by eindiran 7y ago
The last time I rode my bike to the Caltrain, which was admittedly a while ago, everything was being ripped up on 5th near Townsend (I think it was 5th at least -- it was one of the nearby numbered streets); is that all finished now?
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by eindiran 7y ago
San Francisco has a few areas with the "sidewalk level bike lanes", especially near the waterfront from the Embarcadero towards The Marina. I've walked in there as a pedestrian and have ridden a bike in that area, and honestl
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by eindiran 7y ago
Keeping LSD around in powder form, especially not clearly labelled is so irresponsible. There are all these mythical stories floating around of people 'thumbprinting' LSD (effectively pouring dozens or hundreds of milligrams of LS
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by eindiran 7y ago
That's a fair take, but I don't think it really applies to the article: almost all of the countries mentioned in it have prostitution some flavor of legalized via Abolitionism or Legalization (Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland
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by eindiran 7y ago
The reason why it doesn't use the Chrome DevTools Protocol is that it (Helium) is a wrapper around Selenium WebDriver [0]. One advantage of wrapping WebDriver, rather than using something like the Chrome DevTools Protocol, is that WebD
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by eindiran 7y ago
Very cool project OP: it looks like it gets rid of the major pain points I've had with Selenium. In particular, smarter handling of iframes and the better explicit waits are huge wins over vanilla Selenium. I'm glad you decided to
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by eindiran 7y ago
Can someone with experience with multiple indices comment on the relative advantages and disadvantages of running each of the major ones in production: - Elastic - Lucene - Solr - CouchDB - Any other ones I'm unfamiliar with
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by eindiran 7y ago
In case anyone is interested, the author also wrote the excellent "Category Theory for Programmers", available in print or online: https://bartoszmilewski.com/2014/10/28/category-theory-for-p... If
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by eindiran 7y ago
I did something similar, but to handle orgmode files: https://github.com/eindiran/orgmode-to-anki
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by eindiran 7y ago
What are you talking about? People constantly report their Google accounts being banned, very often for things they did in their emails. It seems impossible to me that you've never heard of someone being banned by Google because of som
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by eindiran 7y ago
That's true, but Virgil just changed the word order to fit the meter (see dactylic hexameter[0]). Latin word order is relatively free, so poets would reorder things to make them fit the meter used. It also appears that the author of th
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by eindiran 7y ago
I agree with your overall point here, but I just wanted to throw it out there that initially Charles Ponzi did intend to do what he set out to do in the original Ponzi Scheme, so I'm not sure if that is a useful metric. It seems like p
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by eindiran 7y ago
There's Coconut ( https://github.com/evhub/coconut ), which is a functional extension of Python 3 that compiles to Python 2 or 3. The case studies here can show you the syntax: https://coconut.readthedocs
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Ask HN: Does anyone else also have a thick black line at the top of the screen?
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by eindiran 7y ago
I don't see anything that backs up the claim you made in that paper. The closest thing I see: "Stimulant drugs do improve the ability (even without ADHD) to focus and pay attention. One function, which is reliably improved by stim
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by eindiran 7y ago
I mean, by that definition of nootropic there are no nootropics lol. From Wikipedia: "Nootropics are drugs, supplements, and other substances that may improve cognitive function, particularly executive functions, memory, creativity, or
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An Amusing Bug(twitter.com)
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