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I thought I remember reading that lifting can hurt young, growing bones but I would also imagine this kid's couches and parents are educated on it.

Can't you agree with both? The cheaters had their personal information stolen and leaked on the internet, and while they're engaging in unethical behavior (imho) that doesn't absolve the hackers.

Even if they aren't directly related, I hope some people will at least take pause about the spread and analysis of people's private, leaked information. Sure they're kinda scummy but it is their private lives.

Board games really had a renaissance in my life once I discovered "German-style board games". Their rules always seem to be similar to what I find the most fun.

Not enough tables in the HTML though.

Have you tried a non-API reliant way? Like Selenium?

I remember messing up my math in high school physics and accidentally designing one of these of my own.

I just think they shouldn't act like such jerks and treat employees like human beings who are on your team. Sure they have the ability to leave, I'm just trying to support better behavior though.

I feel like this isn't a bad point. Anyone have a response because the whistlerblower tag gets used a lot but he did release a lot that seemed to be normal spying.

I hope these aren't enthusiast-only. The idea of a 311 type service for a community with craigslist type services, job postings, city info and social aspects would be great for low income people. You could put all of wikipedia on it and partner with Khan Academy to give free access to learning to every kid in the city.

No, it is made up of anglophone countries (Canada, UK, US, New Zealand, Australia)

via reddit: It was picked up on the Japanese Himawari 8 weather satellite

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfgS3C7PblA

I wonder how long until someone submits a DMCA request against it for 4′33″ by John Cage.

Jesus, that is massive. I hope people are safe.

As a data point to support that college is indeed a very stressful environment and deserving of a lot of counseling resources.

I'm talking about mental health, with one of the most tragic outcomes being suicide.

> in many cases no degree of counseling would help

In many cases? Really?

> for counseling to help it needs to address the root causes of the problem for that person,

That just isn't true. There are cognitive, behavioral and a combination of both that help people all the time. Therapy that focuses on changing behavior patterns (ie CBT) and not on your root causes are often most effective. Many therapists also use therapy dogs because they're so effective, something this guy railed against like it was turning students into children.

> I'm more concerned over the suicide rates of soldiers.

How is that related?

I said "this guy is going to criticize the addition of resources to help handle stress". Not "this guy wants to stop suicide counseling!!!".

He repeats the phase that college is not trauma but ignores that during the college phase of young adult lives many mental health issues arise in an environment without the only support system a child usually knows, their family.

Suicide is the leading cause of death[1] for college students and this guy is going to criticize the addition of resources to help handle stress? It just reads like ignorance.

1: http://news.virginia.edu/content/more-us-college-students-di...

Ah thanks, missed that. They gave me half text based and half scans, gotta love the government.

I have a bunch of scanned PDFs from an open data request I'm looking forward to trying when I'm home. My own solution with pytesser was pretty effective but required a ton of tweaking.

I was thinking all that for dry food, what a con.

What sensors are on these things? Is there an API for the whole robot?

Wow thanks for that link. It is really begging for a visualization with the US city comparisons.

I had this same thought but someone in another hn thread had a good point about how a lot of features still use the core systems. Remote starting your car (a common aftermarket feature for the last 20 years) from an app now obviously needs access to the engine. Even if you disconnect the "core systems" they're still probably going to be connected to the internet.

Not sure if kidding... Swift's logo is a bird[1]

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swift

That article was overwhelmingly depressing. Living in a van is a better life then remote work?

I think before seeing a counselor reading this article and stopping to think about some of these questions would really improve the first appointment (which is often extremely hard on some people).

Also Evercookie and a drone that seeks and hacks other drones. His output is seriously impressive.

Don't forget to uninstall Python.