skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
OK, here is yet another musical representation method that you may find interesting (especially if you have a modern bent):

Take a tune, and now arrange some graph paper like the "note pattern view" in a sequencer, with one difference. Instead of arranging the pitches in the normal way, arrange them by the order they come in the tune. (so the first note of the tune will be the "lowest" pitch, second note the second "lowest" and so on.

You might see some interesting things that you didn't hear!

Probably Mozart would be a good target to do this with, and pop music would not, but I could be wrong on that. Possibly this is over your head, but possibly not.

Then if you want to add a ton more formalism, read a little about serialism, and apply this technique to a twelve tone piece. You will be rewarded for your efforts, as a previously difficult to follow piece makes much more sense. Doesn't mean you'll find it pleasing to listen to though.
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There is no evidence for what Lustig says. He produced one mediocre paper after multiple attempts. That's it. It's not science. It's just an attempt to distract from the real issue.

It started with pet food. Attempts at making plant based foods for dogs and cats initially failed, becuase the animals didn't want to eat these unnatural diets. But a solution was found: the so called "palatants". When they were added to the food, animals ate it.

Naturally, somebody thought of using these in human food as well. It didn't work as expected - it turned out they don't work by making the food tastier, they work by disabling the satiety response. Once the palatants get into your bloodstream, you won't feel satisfied no matter how much you eat until your body can get rid of these these chemicals. You may feel that your stomach is completely filled and stop eating, but you won't ever feel that you ate enough.

Since adults would get suspicious if they got more hungry, it started with child menus. The idea was the same as with pet food - if children eat a lot of the food, their parents will buy it again.

Now we have at least two generations of people who believe it's perfectly normal not to feel satisfied until their stomach can't hold any more food and that staying not obese requires arduous discipline. Our perception of normal weight has changed as well, for pets and human alike. Cats, when fed unaldutered meat eat to stay very skinny, with body shape that many modern guidelines show as "very thin" or "underweight". But many people today think of them as naturally fatty animals.

Many of these chemicals are approved food aditives and are listed usually as emuglators, flour conditioners or something similarly inconspicious.
I suspect it's more of a pompous thing. Thinking of the funds like wines: they mature/get better with age.
I'd like to disagree with the statement that this can "only take a few minutes" by pointing out, done correctly, essentially everything takes 15+ minutes to accomplish.

As far as SSL/TLS you've got to generate a CSR, get it signed, go poke around in your load balancer and/or application server to reconfigure appropriately, and very probably iterate on your cipher list until SSL Labs (or equivalent) looks good.

If that isn't a contentious view, then I'll go further, building a product has hundreds of these "miniscule" tasks (your words) and added together that's significant time. Whilst you might not agree with the prioritisation, the response that they'd prioritised feature work over ticking off this box was at least honest.

Hat tip to the team for communicating so well in this thread.
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Well... nuts. On the other hand... I'm positive that my company's IT policies were -- like a lot of other massive manufacturing companies -- written by proxy via an even-more-massive consulting agency back when SOX happened. I can't help but I wonder if this will escape their notice. But, yeah, if Norton anti-virus heuristics get excited... Crap.
> Eat real food, ignore the macros, listen to your body and adapt your food intake accordingly

The middle two pieces of advice seem somewhat contradictory. I usually get a pretty strong sense for which macro I'm primarily hungry for. "listening to my body" is intimately tied to picking the macros that make up my meal[1]. Or did you mean something more like "avoid planning macros contrary to your appetite signals"?

[1] obviously I don't have meals that consist entirely of protein powder or fruit juice, but it just gives me a sense of what type of food to emphasize in meal to avoid the irritating " full but still hungry" feeling.
As a user of both worlds I can think of Better touchpad drivers, saner high DPI support, font rendering preference, simple composite window manager that supports easy snapping.
There's a world of difference between a 'package' of meat and a corn dog. I love eating meat, I see no need to 'hunt' for the thing. In the same way I love apples, I'm not going to grow an Apple tree in my yard and only eat apples from that.

To be honest there's a big problem with seeing exercise as a 'punishment'. I enjoy exercising just as much as I enjoy a cold glass of beer (before or after) and to be frank my advice suggest the two are complementary.
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I would shoot to be the lowest cost option starting with freemium to tiered monthly fee paid by the merchants. Banks are getting hammered with constant card reissues costs due to merchant compromises and along with the savings from not having to use visas tokenization(apple/android pay) which increases per transaction fees think we could score some pricing concessions from banks.
Ugly is highly subjective.

As for messy, that comes down to it getting in the way of getting something done.

If something has tools and parts all over, but the workman knows exactly where everything is and can reach for them as needed, it may look like a mess to an outsider, but will be efficient in operation to the workman.
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That's great to hear! It is a very interesting project

Can you explain why your goal is to implement these optimizations in llvm? Why not have Souper as one of the optimization passes?
People do stop paying. Moral heckling doesn't work. Trying to guilt people about artists doesn't work. Prosecution looks absurdly heavy-handed and costs more than it brings in. How are you going to get people to pay?

And how are you going to compete with the ever-increasing amount of free content out there, using up people's finite leisure time?
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Came here to say this. It works surprisingly well on phones and tablets, primarily for making single file scripts.
Do you own a personal jet or a personal yacht? Bill Gates does (or definitely can).
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Then why not say that instead of just repeating the property in the comment?
Sure, if were to pitch a new startup, I would make it "nice".

Why? Because looks good at the first glance, looks polished, fits the current fashion. Still, it does not mean that it makes it better for the users.
Modern fruit is junk food. It has a much larger sugar content than wild varieties of the same plant, and was purposely cultured that way because people like large sweet fruits.

Eat sparingly.
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At the airshow, no one ever looks at the F-16 cockpit and says "that is not a beautiful||fresh||clean||simple||minimal interface". It is understood that the interface is for use by a highly trained user in an environment where usability is very important.

Highly usable environments require some sort of training. The amount of self training that someone will do for something like a web site will entirely depend on how motivated the user is to achieve the definite result that is the ultimate goal.

The question then is; do pretty websites cause motivation for further engagement? I suspect the answer is yes, at least a little, at least for now. In the future that probably won't be true, people will get tired of anything anyone can possibly do in terms of appearance and will value usability more.
It will take a solid 5 years minimum for the 'main stream dietitians' to start believing this and promoting it. My mom with all the information I have shared, still refuses to give up milk and thinks I may be reading too much into a 'FAD DIET' to say things like milk can be bad for health. Either she is too entrenched/doesn't care or I am not providing enough evidence or need to provide an alternative way of making her switch.
There's working hard to make yourself richer, then there's working hard to make someone else richer.

Know the difference and get to the former as soon as you can in your working life.
I was on Linkedin yesterday as I unexpectedly have to begin searching for a job. I also found out my Digitalocean credit was expiring because of some new policy where they are retiring them.

I ended up inmailing the CEO of digitalocean (brian uretsky) to ask if they woul reverse the expiration of my credits (they did, great company although I also went through the support channel) but when I pressed send on the inmail it said:

This user has an open profile, your 1 free inmail sent. i forgot the exact language, but this was close.

It just made me feel like they(linkedin) felt like it was doing me a favor because Brian Uretsky has an open contact policy for some reason. Despite what is probably an unmanigable inbox.

Si if we accept this isn't the norm(it isn't) some people may be keen on this implementation, myself included.

However, the problem is a value mismatch. I was working on this with a buddy and persuaded him to pivot, the Value Prop Mismatch, is hard to correct.

Sure, wealthier but idealistic people might ask you to donate to charity, or some other option. Maybe answer a few emails of people below you, but if I needed/was hoping to, contact a guy who is the ceo of a company to do something other than beg for his product for free, what would I offer him/her?

The people at the top (typically) have money, influence and connections. they don't need linkedIn and have enough friend-of-a-friends to read biz plans and advise & mentor them. they don't care about money (withon reason), so why are they using it?

the idea we had was foreign-local mismatch for high end professionals in places where both parties would need something: buyer, seller, partnership, mutually strong connections.

but it just isn't that sticky. on balance, i like the idea, and it works for linkedin as they have all the users, but if they don't...well it just becomes a consulting marketplace like whatever the new current odesk-esk company is.
Definitely. Lustig made numerous claims in his Bitter Truth talk that were just incorrect.

Here are articles that are unbalanced but on the other end of spectrum (pro sugar).

http://anthonycolpo.com/sweet-stupidity-part-1-is-sugar-real...

http://anthonycolpo.com/sweet-stupidity-part-2-the-bitter-tr...

It's interesting that in the USA the calorie consumption rose from 80s to 00s from 3100 to 3600.

In the UK and Australia they eat less fructose but more calories.

Everyone keeps on getting fatter.

There's not a single food to blame. Any food can't be healthy or unhealthy. Diets can be healthy or unhealthy. Thinking otherwise is a sign of unhealthy relationship with food. Avoiding stuff because it is carcinogenic (processed meat) or correlates with cancer (red meat) is ridiculous.

Eating large amounts every day (which is what most of the obese do) isn't?

I don't care if apples have cyanide or 60g of fructose will give me liver disease. I won't eat 50 bananas a day, I won't eat 100 apples a day, I'll eat agave syrup all over my pancakes and won't feel a thing. It's food. I enjoy it. Having fructose in it, or animal products just means I can easily overdose if I consume it every day but I won't.
The official Reddit app for Android is pretty feature poor so far. It only offers a default theme and a dark theme. It only offers a default layout and a compact layout. No customization beyond that. No option to always view links in external browser and Imgur links aren't opened in the Imgur app (etc for other sites).

It's nice that they've finally released an official app, but to use this instead of Bacon Reader / Relay / Slide / Reddit is Fun / etc would be a large step back in functionality.
I replied to a sibling with what I meant to reply to yours. See there.

One quick thing I would add is, "NO" nature would not keep making them. It is only our direct action that props up these artificially selected species (q.v., hybrids that require us to actively produce them, or your favorite variety of apple which is a clone of some great-grandparent tree or the fact that these crops would not compete well with other plants because we've selected them for their food production, not overall hardiness. They'd be out competed. They put too much of their energy into producing stuff that doesn't optimally help produce a new generation, and thus require our tending).

Your statement is a bit like saying "if we disappeared tomorrow nature would keep making sheep." Probably not (at least medium term). Sheep generally require our protection to avoid being killed. It probably wouldn't take long for a predator species to take hold in a given area and kill them all.
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Sound cautionary advice. I also have to work/plan around some weird diseases.

The audience for "pop nutritionists" is the normal, healthy human. Whatever that is. I'd LOVE for their to be a model, baseline, reference healthy human. To study and emulate. Then I could compare and contrast myself to that model, adjust accordingly.

On the flip side, note that some of the nutrition plans are meant for certain conditions. Like the Univ of Wash doctor who "cured" his diabetes patients with all meat diets.
There are widely available search engines indexing magnet links; it's just that they're all other torrent sites. Each individual site isn't integral to making that content available, but the class "torrent site", taken as a whole, may be. I'm not sure how the interpretation would work here - "would be integral if it were the only extant illegal source"?
Reminds me of how I was banned from school computer labs for patching security holes, fixing proxy settings, and removing viruses, and framed & expelled by a network admin trying to cover his ass. Adults can be real douchebags to kids.
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Because I am also old (getting there, okay), I remember doing this thing called 'writing stuff down' on like a bar napkin and then going home to my PC and looking something up, like little plastic discs that could be sent to me. Yes, I frequently still carry around an analog user interface communication device...yeah, a pen. Just sayin'.
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Maybe it's because my first MMO was Neverwinter Nights, a 1991 game that took the Gold Box DnD experience online, but I think WoW has only gotten better with every expansion. When it came out, most people I knew disliked it for being too simple but agreed that it had better atmosphere and polish than any other MMO. It felt like MMO Disneyland. The initial mechanics for raids and PvP were limited, but as the designers gained experience, they kept coming up with new and interesting mechanics, and the art and atmosphere maintained their high standards throughout the years. I haven't had time in the last few years to spend on high-end raiding, but I've heard nothing but praise for the raids from the top players.

The only place I see it failing is figuring out a way to keep communities together over the years. Most people's main experience with the game is social, and if your group can't stay cohesive, and few can for 12 years, you're going to get a diminished experience. It's simply an impossible task to figure out a way to keep gamers together for that long.

Other people will complain about parts of the game being too easy, but I always dismiss those out of hand. The high end parts are more challenging than ever, and the existence of diverse content is nothing against the game design. I love that I can log on for a few minutes here and there and even only play Pokemon if that's what I want in the moment. As an old-school MMO person who never saw WoW through the eyes of novelty, my perspective is that no game has managed to maintain such high quality and consistency while continually reinventing itself over such a long time. The fact that it's still the number one MMO by far and maintains a subscription model while everyone else is going free-to-play is testament to its quality. I think it's a piece of software that any developer should look at for inspiration on how to keep people engaged for a very long time.
I think some folk here are misinterpreting my original post (perhaps I wasn't clear enough). Neither I, nor I imagine Jack Lalanne were advocating we return to hunter gatherer foraging.

Whilst Jack Lalanne's quote 'if man made it don't eat it' is simplistic it's basically saying go for the steak or the bag of salad leaves rather than the corn dog and powdered mash potato.

This isn't about 'weird' foods like raw milk, or taking things to the nth-degree. It's just common sense advice that humans seldom make a food healthier by tinkering with it. As close to its natural form as possible is invariably best.

Does that mean I'm not gonna pepper my cod fillet, of course not. But I sure as heck am not going to buy a pre-battered pack of frozen 'fish fingers' given the choice!
I made a little FPGA LISP machine:

https://github.com/jbush001/LispMicrocontroller
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I'm puzzled to try and figure out when and where you would need to do something like this. OP notes, "This is important, because I don't want to change all the positions in my CSS whenever I change fonts."

Which leads me to ask how frequently and where he's changing his fonts. My design specs are usually pretty simple and consistent and would never require something like this.
Historically speaking, they generally do. See forex Jane Jacobs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Jacobs#The_Economy_of_Cit...
They mention "Linux" all the time. The feature is called Windows Subsystem for Linux (Beta).
There is nothing messy or ugly about the Craigslist page.

It is unadorned. Unadorned isn't a synonym for ugly.

It is neatly organized into a clear structure which stays consistent and in which you can easily find everything. Therefore it cannot be called messy.

Yes, people love presentations which are neatly organized into a clear structure. So if you falsely equate that with ugly and messy, then you can argue that people love ugly and messy.

Suitable word definitions of words make almost any point come true. If not, you can always bring out the bigger guns, like outright equivocation: shifting the meanings of words while midway through making the point.
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Ask HN: How should my SaaS handle EU customer data?
We are a small saas startup which has some customers outside the US (mostly in the UK). Our platform is hosted by Heroku (AWS East Region). Do we need to be worried about EU Data Protection Compliance? How are other smaller organizations dealing with this issue?
Looks great on iOS, but the feature set is lacking. I'll probably stick to using Antenna for now. Good to see they haven't just been ignoring Alien Blue for no reason, though.
> TeX doesn't have...

Is that due to implementation or the specification?

I used TeX a few times back in the mid-90's and something about it really clicked with me. The documents I made with it are easily the most attractive documents I've made.

Since then, I've wondered why TeX isn't used for ebooks and thanks to your comment, now I know.
So what? That implies that someone should believe someone when they say "look, the email address on this commit says this person's name -- it must be that person!". This all comes down to repo ownership. In your fork of a repo, you have the ability to fake any history you want. Why should that bother me? GitHub should stop auto-associating emails to usernames -- that's the actual problem here.
Unaligned loads? Can you elaborate? You mean not along a 4 byte boundary?
I've yet to determine if I can cancel my HBO subscription that I keep around for the show Silicon Valley and just read that account.
Yes, but there's been no attempt at providing an equivalent mechanism for online journalism. If the support was just shifting into new mediums it'd be a different matter.
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I put it in some chicken broth, it's a lot more tolerable that way.
https://blog.docker.com/2016/03/docker-for-mac-windows-beta/
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Cool project, but firing up docker to convert a website to a PDF is just silly.
> "ones grandfather's income quintile is a better predictor of ones owns than ones fathers's"

Wouldn't this actually meant that the average of one's parents, grandparent's, and great-grandparent's income quintiles is a better predictor than one's parents alone? (Unless these studies only looked at personal income of male relatives instead of household income?) The income of the grandfather is still a single point subject to fluctuations.

Where are these studies?
What are the dates for the fellowship? (As in, if accepted, when does the 8 weeks begin and end?)

Edit: Added comma.
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Wevest connects people to invest together and smarter. It allows you to replicate trades made by experts so people can skip the whole trial and error in the stock market. Once you attach your assets to an expert, it is all automated from there. When the trader you follow sells, you sell, all in real time.
Unlike betterment, where they focus on long - term growth and competes with banks and mutual funds, our competitive edge goes by giving tools for a more aggressive investing approach by leveraging expertise of others.
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Of course. After all, Fred Wilson refused to invest in airbnb even when Paul Graham begged him to.
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Curious as to where you see Graticule going.
> This item isn't available in your country.

It's an app for Reddit. Go figure. I'll be sticking with Sync (Android), which doesn't have this bewildering region restriction, has tons of features and faithfully follows Material.
Tough luck! I have never raised funds and planning to raise funds soon, but back of mind, i do have fear of losing the investors money. I think the founders should get over this guilt as long as they were lean and did everything they could to save the company. Btw, How did your investors respond when it didn't work out?
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