skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think that's the problem, I think you need to go one level deeper.

I've lost 52kg in the last year, and a large part of that was eating less processed food. Not because I am a hippy, but because almost every part of food processing leads to easier to digest, more calorie rich, food.

It is almost impossible to get fat (in my experience) from eating unprocessed vegetables, leafs, and whole cooked pieces of meat -- the food is mostly not calorie rich enough. It is however a much more expensive and time consuming way to live.
I'm using it on my tablet instead of previously using a VMWare image and msys+mingw+cygwin.

The main advantage over a VM is no resource partitioning: on a 4GB RAM tablet with 64GB eMMC, you can't allocate more than 2GB RAM to a VM without trouble, and putting 20GB of disk aside for it is also a pain., and much improved power efficiency (even an idle VM drastically reduces battery life, while Ubuntu for Windows doesn't).

Compared to Cygwin: a lot more packages are available, a lot more just works out of the box, and you can painlessly use online tutorials for Linux, which often assume Ubuntu and don't consider Cygwin a target platform.
I wonder how much of that is due to the reign of terror of the hollywood monopolies in their fight against torrenting? Of course the consumers of obscure movies are less common than the latest blockbuster, but they're out there, and there are enough of them. They're turning off seeding and peering once the download's complete so that they won't get caught. Torrenting can help preserve those old/obscure things and make them available even when the owners don't care and think it isn't worthwhile. But because of the fight to protect the new pop things, the old /obscure ones vanish. Meanwhile, the new pop things have so many more people interested, that they are readily available.
It's very hard to eat less when you eat sugar and meat. The most calorie dense foods on the planet.

Having a diet abundant in veggies allows you to eat as much as you want any time you want. The best diet for those who like to eat a lot and often.

Given the evidence it is obviously true that majority of people have no emotional maturity to control themselves. They've been given, through tax incentives of meat and dairy, an opportunity to fill themselves with large amounts of cheap meat, and it is easy to overdose with meat.

Try eating carrots, kale, lettuce, eggplants, legumes, beans, buckwheat, corn like a madman (which is what obviously the majority is doing with meat) and see if you get fat.

People think meat has a place in every meal. It's obviously not a good choice.
Let's say it is like getting a seat at the big Microsoft Desktop table.
> it'll be to their own detriment

Yes, I think we see this happening now as the streaming part of the industry (Netflix, Amazon, etc) start producing their own content. They will slowly supersede the old industry. It seems to take longer than for the music industry, though.
It's likely they've modified the kernel (version number agrees), but why would they want to fork Ubuntu?
Text Rendering in the QML Scene Graph
So will the bash prompt not see any tools like windows python in the windows system path? That seems like an odd decision if so.
Toughest Problem in Programming: How to Name Things
Just read through a bunch of Apply HN's (~90) and realized how important it is for startups to clearly tell what their company does in the first sentence.

Even though many of the YC partners have mentioned the importance of this, I could feel the pain of reading through the first paragraph and not being able to picture anything about the company in my head. Might be a good strategy to stick in a summary of your startup in the apply hn corpus and ask close friends to see if they understand and get excited by the idea before applying to YC.

Another thing I noticed was how biased I was towards ideas which addressed problems I have had. So hopefully Apply HN will help YC look into companies which are catering to completely different industries and sets of problems which they haven't experienced.

This is a great experiment !
[Shameless Self-Promotion] For guys who don't want to write code to create smart popovers/tours in rich text, video, image, etc. I created a free online service https://huu.la .

p.s. It doesn't mess up with the DOM element you are creating for.
"Ultimately it's up to individuals to solve their own problems."

Sure, but the problem is the externalities. We don't say 'it's up to factories to solve their emission problems on their own' either - well, we do, but we impose limits on their emissions. It's politically (and arguably morally) infeasible to do the same for weight, so we do the next best thing.
More resources means that you can buy things, like gym memberships, pre-made meals in accordance with your (low-carb for example) diet, or just leisure time to work out. It also means that you can largely avoid carbohydrates since their main advantage is low price per calorie.
No. Among other things, Docker depends on the namespace flags to clone(2), which the Windows mapping layer surely does not support.

http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/clone.2.html
Bullshit,

https://imgur.com/KEi4mkL
Asher , yes . this is our prototype : http://phwa.be , a real time multimedia chatroom , with full markdown support but with radically different approach. It uses eventsource + rethinkdb change feeds and now i am looking at fold command. We are also building a realtime mobile marketplace which is going to be our main startup product.
Is Adaptive Bitrate Streaming possible?
Eating veggies and fruits is more expensive? How can that be since one needs tons of grains to feed a cow, tons of grains to get milk?

I think you've been scammed by the "organic and natural" veggie industry.

As for time consuming, have no idea why. Most of the dishes that I do take from 15-30 minutes to prepare.

This fear of processed foods is without grounds.
since you are already up and running may I ask what friends have been asking me? Can you apt-get install zsh ?
This is great for cross-platform development Linux will benefit from this.
I do not get the hate. This is superb
> These days

In the past struggling musicians were handed cash by benificent record cartels. /s

In the past the struggle was to even get any distribution or publicity, radio play was sewn up so artists accepted terrible terms from the distribution monopolies.

Musicians typically got 0-2% of revenues.
http://www.salon.com/2000/06/14/love_7/

The past sucked way more for musicians & fans.
Accidentally Quadratic – Node.js left-pad
my wife visibly slimmed down as result of spending 2 weeks in Paris. She indulged in all the great food there, especially pastries, without limitations. Of course she didn't have car there, lived on Montmartre and walked those stairs.
CEO of Intercom here.

We launched here, 1,741 days ago apparently! :flushed:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2718354

Thank you for your help along the way. The HN community has always been really good to us.
Linux and Windows can both see each others filesystem, but they are visible at specific mount points in each environment.

You can't just use /home/chx/todo.txt as a path from any Windows application, but you can find that file through some other path.
I'm a programmer in my 30s. I've always said (only half-jokingly) that my career goal is to avoid management for as long as possible.

I decided to be an IT professional because I like spending most of my working day programming. If I wanted to spend most of my day talking, meeting, leading, and selling, I could have gone into politics. Or, if I really wanted to make truckloads of money, I could have become an investment banker.

I really don't picture myself ever feeling the regret that the author talks about. The more time spent coding stuff, and the less time spent doing management, the better.
Yes, the methods here have been seen before, but there were some tricks that I haven't come across earlier. Avoiding the stencil buffer (why?) with additive blending in color buffer is something I haven't heard of before. Similarly, the implementation details of the antialiasing using color buffer seem like original work to me.

I think that this was partially motivated by limitations in WebGL. More modern graphics APIs would allow better control over the render target (no need to hassle with RGBA8 using arithmetic tricks, just use integers if you need) and multisampling (gl_SampleMask for MSAA'd "discard" of fragments).

I was familiar with the Loop-Blinn stencil-then-cover trick (and I've worked with GPU path rendering before) but there were some interesting tidbits in this article regardless.
I am a little scared from the distinction we are start to make between "computers" and "developers' computers"

In most computer nowadays you cannot code (tables and smartphones), are computers doomed to be an expensive tool for few "nerd" ? What will be the impact on computer literacy ?
Sad that the VM (1) are no update to the #14316 version.

(1) https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/v...
It is funny thoguh, how those who want augmented reality the most pay the least attention to the reality around.
There is a greater need for lower calorie (or slightly higher protein), non-compromise, taste-equivalent or better replacements across most food products. If people can't stop eating, lower caloric density seems like the best way to reduce overall caloric intake.

PS: I need to lose 20 lbs myself
It's already a thing of the past. Since numpy & co got packaged as binaries in .whl wheels, you can just pip install them on windows.
But it acutally is. On the mailing list , a google employee wants to use RethinkDB but he is restricted due to AGPL. There was a good thread about it.
Barclays: Businesses Need to “Get Real” About Cyber Security
This is true. I am not advocating being fat. I, myself, am not fat.

But the parent comment seemed to be saying that our ancestors had more willpower than we do now, making them slimmer. Occam's Razor would suggest that it was the absence of ice cream.
One of the big reasons: education.

I bet most here never had nutrition/sport theory in school, I did have that. If you know how your body works, how food is processed internally and what is good/bad fats/sugars/carbs then it is not hard to eat healthy.
I don't do much sport and still don't gain.
The rest is selfdiscipline
Here's my blogpost on this from 5.5 years ago http://drupal4hu.com/future/freedom.html
Choppped
It dosen't matter that they show banners. They are number 1 anyway. Telemetry didn't change windows adoption and ads didn't change utorrent adoption. I know about this issue from 14 october :)

I am not so optimistic, this client has 15-30 times more ram usage and couple of times more CPU usage. You can just install qBittorrent set sequential downloading and watch the movie..
Dang,

Can we ask for an investigation here? I'd like to know:

- Do the IPs of the 3 people who posted the articles match an IP of Tesla Motors?

- How did the 3 people discover the articles?

- How come they posted different urls, with different titles, to the same article?

If my intuition is correct, you might flag the accounts; but even more interesting is you might happen to uncover an deceiving behaviour from Tesla. Passionating!
Thanks for making KaTex. Love the ease of installation, API and performance!
That's quite clever
Well, because we are on an ubuntu thread, I will link you those just for the fun ;)

http://www.ubuntu.com/tablet/developers
https://plus.google.com/u/0/105864202742705090915/posts/jNvZ...
> I think it is much more elegant than the traditional point-in-poly ray-cast rasterization technique.

This is pretty similar to the point-in-poly raycasting (this is especially clear if you use the stencil buffer, but for some reason the author actively avoids that). You might also see some similarities with stencil shadow volumes (as seen in Doom 3).

There's two tricks used here: stencil-then-cover for the "bulk" of the shape and the Loop-Blinn method for doing quadratic Bezier curves in a triangle. You can find plenty of resources on both.
They already did: surface book.
The limiting factor in whether someone becomes a manager or stays a coder is that there aren't very many manager roles available relative to programmer positions. Almost perversely because these roles are scarce, they pay more, but are managers really harder to find than programmers?
They sold it to sky way before they joined the german market.
To paraphrase Louis CK:

Everything is amazing and some people aren't happy. The amazing new things make them forget that the crappier old things are still around. They just need to look underneath the big pile of amazing new things.
>original ideals of the internet

original ideals of the _World Wide Web_, to be more specific.
There is another more detailed answer but the first thing you learn when programming with Ruby, Node and Python is that you can't rely on the distributions.

I give examples with Ruby: distributions have ridiculously out of date versions of the interpreter and sometimes they don't have what you need at all.

Suppose I want jruby on a Ubuntu 12.04 LTS

$ apt-cache show jruby
...
Version: 1.5.6-2
...

According to "rvm list remote" jruby is at version jruby-9.0.5.0 (9 followed 1.7).

Now suppose I want mruby.

$ apt-cache show mruby
N: Unable to locate package mruby
E: No packages found

Ops!

Now, is this because the distributions don't have time to package and update interpreters and a zillion of gems or because their authors are not collaborative enough? This enters the realm of the other answer. Given the current status the only solution is bypassing the distros completely. I use them only for the OS, I get dev tools from their own repositories, whatever they are.
This is really good news. I rushed through my new laptop purchase and forgot to check the wireless card. Turns out the linux driver for my Realtek wifi causes a soft CPU lock up so I've been stuck on Windows 10 and doing work in a VM. Not nearly as fast and smooth.
Looks like "Nutritional Science" has been an oxymoron for far too many decades, perhaps it should have been replaced by "Closed Minded Egotist".
You know there is one peer only on server side, right? Which means they could just setup nginx and everything would be the same.
HMRC Pays Rent to Hidden Offshore Company
Just went to Amazon looking for a Windows notebook
Ask away. I don't have the tablet with me, but I can answer what I know so far.

I haven't tried zsh, but I'm pretty sure you can install it. I installed a bunch of applications, including using third party repos and ppa's. I don't see why zsh would not work.

Perhaps zsh uses some unsupported escape sequences (for instance, screen doesn't seem to work), but you can readily work around that by using another terminal in windows (mintty) or launching a VNC server from Linux and a VNC client to your localhost I assume.
Do you believe in homeopathic therapies too? (This is asked mostly in good faith -- if you do, at least you're consistent, if you don't, then I'd be curious about the contradiction.)
The Silicon Valley of Transylvania
The problem is that the easiest ways to lose weight often cost less or nothing so there is no financial incentive for business to advertise them. That means they don't hit the media because there's no PR driving it, they're not on TV or radio and on it goes.

Eating less is cheaper than eating more. Drinking water instead of sugary drinks is free or cheaper, assuming you avoid bottled water. Walking more is free. Running is free.

Instead, the things you see advertised are: big meals, value for money eating, exercise equipment, gym memberships, soft drinks, juices, supplements (my god, the advertising of supplements in Australia is insane).

And so, because of the onslaught of advertising, people think the ab-roller is going to eliminate their gut or they're tempted by the advertising of treats or "healthy" juice and so on.
My understanding is that Wix is great for free design (though its a freemium business model, I believe). Though, I'm not sure of the hosting structure.
I've used revisr for this in the past:

https://github.com/ExpandedFronts/revisr
Solution: Just torrent stuff :)
1125899906857921 -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 Apr 7 07:56 test2.txt
562949953436608 -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Apr 7 07:56 test.txt

Two files created seconds apart. Some sort of internal NTFS construct, maybe?
> which pauses your metabolism

Your metabolism most certainly does not just pause. There is a well known term for people whose metabolism isn't doing anything. It's "dead".
What do you mean you "cannot" code on tablets and smartphones? There are nice interpreters and compilers in the official app stores for major mobiles OS, aren't there? I've used Python on iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Also J, Ocaml, some dialects of Lisp, C# and Ruby, that I can remember now (each language on at least one of those OSes, sometimes more than one). Not to mention these devices all come with web browsers which means at the very least you can use JavaScript (I've done at least one Project Euler question on an iPod Touch in CoffeeScript standing in line at the bank.)

The tablet I currently own cost me $80 and came with a C# compiler preinstalled! (Maybe that's an extreme example: It is a Windows tablet, and Android or iOS only come with JavaScript JIT compilers preinstalled.)
People also seem to value experienced Doctors and Lawyers. They just see the front of a web application, and if it looks OK they assume that it has been put together well.
Why Perl 6 Is the “Game of Thrones” of Programming Languages
>You just have to eat a little less.

Not less, but smarter, less sugar, more vegetables and meat, but not highly processed meat, more water, less water-sugar-juice.

>Stop eating all food you don't enjoy, and stop eating when you aren't hungry.

I enjoy donuts, but I don't enjoy cauliflowers, yet I don't eat donuts.
This Animation Was Created Using Old Photos from the Early 1900s
Using a lot of time of this concept.

It seems like the biggest hurdles are:
1: How do you messure the Development has value ?
2: Will you trust strangers ?

reg 1: Assembly worked with a Bounty driven system.

reg 2: Looking into Coop Companies it seems to be very common, that people knew each other in the beginning!

I would love to be part of a project doing expiriments with this thinking.

Note: Do you se any reason why salespeole couldn't be a part of this kind of business model
I went to a prestigious school and studied physics - place was ranked best in the world for the subject at the time.

The degree is worthless. The wretched right-wing connections are even more worthless.
Good question. I think so, but I'll give you the hipster answer (which is also true): I haven't been watching enough TV...
Love the casual tone of this. No fancy champagne party, just a VLOG style video from the CEO. We need more of this kind of modesty and humility. Thanks for building this!
Great - made me question who to vote for!
Man i do think this is a big step for windows , it's 2016 and still complex to pull a du -sh or df on windows.
Things we take for granted on *nixes.
Much love.
Why would begin/end be better for reading than "{" and "}"?
It's funny how a discussion about social classes turns out this way. Downvotes instead of an actual non-vague response? Pssshhhh......
Do I get paid?
The Internet Archive is the real thing, a not-for-profit community resource doing good works, trying to make a better world. It is worthy of your financial support. You can donate from their website, http://archive.org.
That video needs sound, I have no idea about what's happening.
Eat less, and mostly plants. Drink water.
About the WWW Virtual Library
Many consider CC BY SA not open either. Minimum CC BY, or CC0 e.g. http://oaspa.org/why-cc-by/
Very interesting. What about case sensitivity?
Mersenne Twister Algorithm
The biggest hindrance in the country where I live is licensing agreements. Companies buy exclusive rights to popular content, limit it to their restrictive and expensive platform/service. This license will often last from 6 months to a year. I'm tired of getting the, "this content is not available in your region" because its either unlicensed or been elusively licensed.

I understand the benefits of exclusivity in distinguishing products, but rather than 6-12 months (or sometimes more), it should be more like 2 weeks, or a month. Unlike exclusivity on xbox/ps4/pc, where the content is specifically designed for those platforms, there is no technical reason for exclusivity for media content.

Half the time the rights holders don't even license some content for my country until a few weeks to months later. Occasionally, not at all. They could license it on netflix for my country, or other similar service, but refuse to do so. Yet this is in spite of netflix having a license for the same content in the US, or other regions.

With the internet, regional licensing just makes no sense for digital goods. A service like netflix should be able to obtain a license for content and distribute it to whom ever they want to, where ever they are. The only barriers to this are artificial.

So while the future may be rushing forward, in many ways, we are partially stuck in the past, held back by archaic and antiquated systems of past generations that are unable to let go. Its a matter of perspective. For some the future isn't coming soon enough, for others its rushing by.
Thanks!

Probably depending on version, it seems to be missing a

require 'time'
require 'json'

in my environment.
I don't think 14316 is sufficiently tested for that use case. Those VMs will probably stick to the stable builds
That doesn't really fit with this part of my link:

>Before the diet began, the fat subjects’ metabolism was normal — the number of calories burned per square meter of body surface was no different from that of people who had never been fat. But when they lost weight, they were burning as much as 24 percent fewer calories per square meter of their surface area than the calories consumed by those who were naturally thin.

...

And even if it was as simple as Calories in Calories out, it doesn't explain why some people want to eat more food than others:

>The Rockefeller subjects also had a psychiatric syndrome, called semi-starvation neurosis, which had been noticed before in people of normal weight who had been starved. They dreamed of food, they fantasized about food or about breaking their diet. They were anxious and depressed; some had thoughts of suicide. They secreted food in their rooms. And they binged.

I'm also not disputing that rapid weight loss is possible. But then why don't most people that try radical diets experience it? Yet those who gained weight unnaturally seem to lose the weight effortlessly in months.

>The implications were clear. There is a reason that fat people cannot stay thin after they diet and that thin people cannot stay fat when they force themselves to gain weight. The body’s metabolism speeds up or slows down to keep weight within a narrow range. Gain weight and the metabolism can as much as double; lose weight and it can slow to half its original speed.
I tried to code on smartphone, never again. I am x times more productive on desktop.
We're doing the same mistakes from the very same reason in different areas of our lives. We don't have financial education in schools so as kids we take loans. We don't have law education so we don't understand how administration works. Instead we are educated what is speed of light and what energy is need to send a rock on orbit in perfect conditions where g=10m/s^2. Why.
An iMac doesn't even have a CD/DVD drive any more. And the movies that I want aren't offered for sale, but only for rental. Apple is destroying my present.
Agreed! But it's perverse to blame Netflix for any of this, as OP and others seem to.
In future robots will make it worse, because the wealthiest 1% will control the robots with patents and money, they don't care what you eat, so you won't decide about it. Less and less people will care.
Surely you mean del.icio.us ?