skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It stays in your stomach longer. That's not useful to your body... Fluid is useful in your circulatory system, where your body can move it where it needs to be, or get rid of it.

The extra fat and sugar in the latte will stick around much longer...
Naah, "spoilers" would be more like intimating that the title character has to kill her old mentor after she goes crazy and starts shooting her friends. (If something like that actually happened, which I'm pretty sure it didn't.) Just letting someone know that they shouldn't expect the series to end with frolicking in a sparkling happy dreamland filled with pink cherry-blossoms at the corner of Good Morning and the Country of Sweets? That's nothing. :P

If you want real spoilers go watch the train scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqPntVlsN-k
I was (pleasantly) surprised to find out Fossil used a Tcl-like language for templating.

Tiny Tcl implementations are fun in general and perhaps easier to produce than tiny Scheme implementations — as long as you are willing to concede that everything really is a string. :-) (I.e., no caching binary representations; you have to parse from scratch each time.) In a similar vein as TH1 but with a little more functionality there are Picol (https://tcl.wiki/Picol) and LIL (http://runtimeterror.com/tech/lil/).

Disclosure: I maintain an expanded fork of Picol. The original version of it written by antirez was only ~550 LOC but with suchenwi's additions and mine it is now around 3100. There is a link to it on the wiki page. The change that I am most fond of is making it an stb-style (https://github.com/nothings/stb/) header library.
> Not to mention that problems are relative; you think an American balking at finding out their favorite restaurant was closed because of hygiene issues doesn't feel something comparable to a Chinese person who finds out their favorite street vendor used gutter oil?

I don't think it's unreasonable to have a strong reaction in either case. But I do agree with the parent commenter that believing this to be unprecedented and "beyond unreal" shows a level of ignorance or naivety that is more remarkable than the event itself.
I agree that most of the "Lead Developer" roles are in 60-75 bracket. Up to 0.5% equity (as opposed to share options) might be a deal-breaker...

Another aspect is a "do good" mission and willingness to kick-ass.
I have a weird metaphor. I grew up feeding on the 8bit period. A few years before I lost love for games. They grade objectively higher in most dimensions yet something isn't better. Resolutions aren't a defining variable. Old games limited in colors, dimensions, length, space etc etc still have the most important genes (gameplay?). This is how I feel about humans vs animals. They have the fundamental layers (fear, bond, game, space), we may have (I'm not qualified to claim more) a ridiculously larger upper brain that we use to reflect on this traits (we question emotions, etc), but in the end we don't have lots more than them.
> I feel certain that in the near future we will discover animals are a lot smarter and more emotionally developed than we currently realize, and future generations will look back on our treatment of them with disgust.

Replace animals by "slaves" or whatever human race we considered inferior in the past and you could write the same thing about a couple of hundred years ago.

But the idea that humans are at the acme of evolution is going to be harder to kill.
You remember Boxxy? From the Great 4chan Troll Wars? One side was trying to make her Queen and ... well, perhaps the less analysis the better.

Boxxy aka Cathy Wayne has been at work for Animalist and does a review of a company called No More Woof.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUduoC7J6gA

No More Woof. What a fantastic name for a startup.

If the Internet was only created for one purpose and that purpose was talking pets, then it was all worth it. Technology!
I was going to write a scathing comment about the study, but you pretty much said it all.
This study is really quite pointless.

What suprises me is that anyone with knowledge in physiology would call this study "brilliant". I would expect better of someone leading a laboratory and an education in biology. (http://kins.uconn.edu/lawrence-e-armstrong-ph-d/)
hmm, my other OS is MirageOS (https://mirage.io) -- also see https://nqsb.io contains my previous two years of work ;)

I'd rather call it extensive exploration than fuzz testing what is in my mind...
The real issue here is not perks for physicians but the corrupt, inefficient, self-serving system that insurance companies and hospital bureaucrats have devised for the American public.
It's not running the Linux kernel, but it's implementing Linux kernel interfaces. Microsoft may ship a lot of GNU software now but presumably the same interfaces could be used to run alternatives like busybox and uclibc. This keeps the naming debates interesting, I suppose.
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Link to the actual study: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26702122

PDF: http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/103/3/717.full.pdf+html
But as long as you know it is the same thing, you could move ("hoist") it outside the loop. In Lua, you generally can (and LuaJIT2 does). In Python, rarely if ever.
Ever wonder why the cost of healthcare is so ridiculously expensive in this country? The American Medical Association (the AMA is the most powerful union in history) has pushed through laws to protect its members from competition, making it extraordinarily difficult to provide low cost healthcare. Basically, all entrepreneurs who don’t join the union are shut off the health care industry. This is why you pay so much money in insurance & for simple doctors visits. Do you think if a fresh entrepreneur opened a hospital you would pay $8,000 per day for a room? I very much doubt it.
Were the imprisoned rats male or female? If I were a male rat, I would likely free an imprisoned female rat, but I'd probably think a male rat was being justly punished for his crimes.
> When people say "why doesn't Pyston use [insert favorite JIT technique here]", my question is whether that technique would help speed up C code.

That's a silly question. JITs have knowledge instructions relate to each other. The "C code" you're talking about is not opaque to them, it has meanings that can be optimized in relation to other instructions. When you have a "* 2" bytecode + argument it doesn't just dispatch to a C function that multiplies the input by 2. The compiler knows the semantics of that and can convert it to a shift if appropriate.

It's not a JIT's responsibility to "speed up the C code". The C code is part of the interpreter, JITs (generally) don't invoke interpreter functions.

Or put differently, if you're spending too much time in the C runtime then maybe more code needs to be ported into JITed language itself so that code can also benefit from JIT optimizations.
To an extent I can describe it the concept would be "jargon" on a broad level.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jargon

Thus, certain groups engage in trying to build up minor tests or cues to test a person's depth or familiarity with a professional subject. So if I'm talking to a person at a bar, and I find out they work at a major bank, say, Comerica, I can probe enough, politely, to probably understand what they do. This level of professional knowledge is not easily faked - it's like a web of synaptic references tagged to various terms and concepts (mostly "made up" for an industry).
My first thought was Pinky and the Brain. And somebody else just posted the necessary Douglas Adams quote. Come to think of it, our culture seems to dwell on the fear that our lab rats are smarter than we are...
These sort of rulings have their pros and cons... they prevent a chance for a crowd sourcing model of providing CC.
When was the 'chat phase' in the Netherlands? It feels like that this chatting ended about 8 years ago in my Easter Europe country
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Maybe, but in that case you'd expect more male rats to be cage openers than females.
> I'm always annoyed at Facebook's definition of "news" being about babies, marriages, etc. Just like listening to someone talk about their kids in real life, I just don't really care.

While many of us may be annoyed by this content, the vast majority of people are not and in fact seek it out.
3) when you want the liquid smooth feel for your 99% time, why don't you boot Linux and run an MSWin in the VM?
Outside of the BSDs, Void Linux is a linux distro that uses LibreSSL instead of OpenSSL and they also have a stable musl flavor (no glibc).
Having spent the past few weeks debugging a Gtk application, Gtk is such a step backwards from Tk. It's so difficult to predictably lay out a Gtk application in code, things which Tk solved with the beautifully elegant pack and later grid models.

The Tcl language OTOH .. awful once you tried to do anything mildly complicated.
Honestly I did almost anything using FP. Mostly in Clojure and Clojurescript.

Btw, is using map, filter, reduce considered as using FP too? I always use it in my Swift and JS code.

One of the thing that I can't use FP is in embedded development (arduino and esp8266).
Just up-vote the stories and comments you want to save. When you view your profile on HN, you can see a list of your up-votes.
Well, broadly speaking, more Unix-like.

I fully agree that putting administrator permissions on everything is not a solution, as users will start clicking it away without thought, but there's a good number of things in this article where I could not believe that it does not require administrator permissions.

So, simply a clearer separation would be necessary.
What are salaries in finance sector in Amsterdam? Is the difference as huge as e.g. in London (finance vs non-finance sectors)?
Is that a good card? I saw an article linked somewhere from this post that I can't find now, but it said that things are about to get very good for graphics card purchases. I'm not sure if the article was old and things have gotten better.

I'm basically wondering what I should replace my current card with (I run Linux and play a few games like rocket league).
OS X also ships LibreSSL (ssh -v).
I find that most information in the media concerning health, nutrition and exercise comes from "experts" with no clue about (and no formal training in) physiology. Most Biology or Medicine students would know most of the information to be false.

The problems are that
-) human physiology is incredibly complex, and while we are making a lot of progress in understanding all the biological systems, we are far from a point where we can properly model all that goes on.

-) Most people with an actual idea are far too busy doing proper research. They don't care about educating the public that much. And those who do usually want to sell something, in one way or another.
From a scientific perspective, the study has plenty of value. Making models of how what you consume effects gastric emptying and urination patters... I could see that being super useful for, say, drug trials. How medicine travels through your digestive tract is important. Basic facts about the body's response to stiumli is important.

That is... as _long_ as you constrain yourself to only concluding the facts that are there. How fast your stomach empties and urination schedules ... these aren't facts the average person can draw any conclusions from.

Good for science, bad for stupid news articles.
You're not the only one

I think that all this time, human beings have been watched by creatures whose perceptions and understanding have been so far in advance of anything we have been able to accept, because of our vanity, that we would be appalled if we were able to know, would be humiliated. We have been living with them as blundering, blind, callous, cruel murderers and torturers, and they have watched and known us. And this is the reason we refuse to acknowledge the intelligence of the creatures that surround us: the shock to our amour propre would be too much, the judgement we would have to make on ourselves too horrible: it is exactly the same process that can make someone go on and on committing a crime, or a cruelty, knowing it: the stopping and having to see what has been done would be too painful, one cannot face it.
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on the slashdot site it says:

>> Thirteen countries, including ...

where did you get 15 from?
...and then we'll all take a look at the animal kingdom and see that Chimps and Dolphins and all sorts of species treat each other - and other species - with innate brutality, and realize this planet is simply one giant cage match.
Are tp and you applying the principle of charity?

Here are two comments in this very thread that are downvoted. This is not unique to HN, this is a symptom in society that many women and PoCs have written about. I'd be happy to share some links if you are interested.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12013600

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12013616

ps oriental? I would have chosen a different link. :) In all seriousness, this is the cultural sensitivity and empathy HN lacks. Having been to South Carolina, I'm not surprised by outdated language, but I hope HN mods know better.
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The GTX 1070 is good value for the performance you get but it's overkill for games like Rocket League - apparently it pushes over 220fps at 1080p and max settings. You may want to wait a few weeks for the GTX 1060.

http://videocardz.com/61753/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1060-specific...
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One problem with tmux is that you have to add extra bindings for each keybinding which you want to use like in screen where you do not have to lift your finger before pressing the last part.

So, to get the same usability as in screen, one is forced to add things like these:

bind-key C-i last-window
bind-key C-n next-window
bind-key C-p previous-window
bind-key C-c new-window

Otherwise, it takes longer to activate (use) the bindings.

Before anyone asks, I've added suggested config which should have been a remedy, but none of the following restores screen's quick binding access:

unbind C-i
set -g prefix C-i
bind-key C-i send-prefix
Nice cliche. That describes the situation perfectly, except by the small fact that Socialism parties do not rule in Spain since a lot of years. We have the equivalent to the Conservative Party, that... ehem, aren't exactly "socialists".
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Call it whatever I want? It's called tone policing and it's a real problem. You are part of it.
Thanks for pointing this out. It was not my intention to portray Chinese citizens as childlike. I simply meant to use the loss of childhood innocence as an example of how world views can be changed at a fundamental level. That kind of change can occur at any stage of life for anyone; childhood innocence tends to be the most relatable as an example across cultures.

Another example was given to me by a coworker: after Fukushima, she realized that her employer ultimately did not care about her safety in a regional-paralyzing event. That shattered her world view about how she would be viewed as an object, not a person, by employers. This was despite all the women-in-tech, no-glass-ceiling, etc rhetoric. She vowed to take a new job where she would consider only employers that had demonstrated an active commitment to their employee's safety. It changed her world view about PR pieces put out by companies, especially with regards to diversity.

Edit: To conclude, I personally believe there is an opportunity for personal growth about learning a healthy distrust in what government or politically-active people have to say in any country, including the USA, for everyone. Including myself. I truly did not mean to single out the Chinese in a degrading manner.
Whilst I'm sure China has some 'ultra-unreal' situations, I don't think anything it can produce will top this one... 62 people have the same level of wealth as half the world's population. If you're talking ultra-unreal, nothing else is likely to come close to global inequality.

http://www.oxfam.org.uk/media-centre/press-releases/2016/01/...
Is the slowness due to the structure of the language, or is it because of the implementation?

I guess the latter, because PyPy performs a lot better I hear.
hah, as if the abuse would stop with that acknowledgement.

its beyond unlikely that we, as the human race, become vegetarian. as such, we'll never stop abusing other animals beside us. on that note: i'm not a vegetarian either, nor am i planning to become one.
Chrome has an API for this, IIRC. They still need to connect to the internet to update their rule lists, though.
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If someone's looking for a third option: combine abduco with dvtm.
I agree. My issue is they're getting the Senate involved and going for regulatory capture, which in general isn't usually ideal for long term competition.
I use YNAB, the money I make this month will go towards expenses next month. It more or less follows Dave Ramsey's philosophy of "give every dollar a job". This allows us to know how much we have to spent in each category and to make sure that we don't forget to save for insurance, hoa fees, etc.
Nice to see Roy Spencer quoted in a spirit of glorious ecumenism.
I appreciate that you are reasoning well from the basis of your understanding of China, and you have arrived at a good explanatory story that works well within a sort of Jungian "collective unconscious" theory of society and culture.

However, I think that it is too broad in its generalizations to be viable, and it does not pay enough attention to the actual historical context of circumstances in China.
No, I do not. I have never used them.
You're totally right of course. I was to focused on the idea of creating queries based on models and somehow getting models back. Somehow I got caught up in this completely wrong way of thinking about the problem.

I greatly enjoyed watching the talk. You make it obvious what to take away from the talk and your explanations are easy to follow along with. In the first part of the talk, you really took advantage of Python's dynamicity to describe something very static. I hope that's something that will stay in my mind and change how I write code in the future.
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If an animal can't communicate complex thought, he is just an animal. No matter how "smart" or "emotionally developed" they appear.

Until then it's just instinct.

And if the day ever arrives, it can just be seen as an evolutionary step for the species, and not as proof that they where intelligent all along.
You can get used 970s for about $200 now
I like the idea, but my next monitor setup will be either dual 4K ~24" or a single 5K 27". It's time to make the move to high DPI on the desktop.

(on Mac this is simply "Retina", on Windows it's a high DPI screen of the right size and resolution to run 200% DPI scaling)
I don't know, you tell me :) I use FP in my imperative code ;)
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Somehow that seems even less useful than sl(1).
> Your just explaining

You meant, you are just explaining. Or you're just explaining. Your means ownership, your cat, your computer.
I'm curious, could you kill an animal and cut it up? Do you realize you pay people to do this every time you buy meat? Are you cool with that?
I'll copy a comment by doener in a previous related article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12012612

> Ok, seems like this isn't really unprecedented:

> 2015: https://earth.nullschool.net/#2015/06/24/1700Z/wind/isobaric... .

> 2014: https://earth.nullschool.net/#2014/10/14/1500Z/wind/isobaric... .
I know this is just nitpicking but you may want to use capital V instead: `ssh -V`.

And indeed the SSH command originates from OpenBSD and uses LibreSSL 2.1.8.
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You wouldn't necessarily care about genetic diversity for this sort of experiment. This experiment isn't trying to say "all animals" or "all rat species" exhibit this behavior; the interesting thing is that any animal does.
What narrative? That the "climate experts" are FUDing all the time for attention?
Why would you ever pay that kind of money for a course which teaches things that can most certainly be learned by reading 2 books which might cost 100£?
Thanks, and I admit my understanding is pretty general having spent very little time with people currently living in modern China. Could you or others correct me? I would appreciate pointers, insights, or refinements.
ah, another curl|bash installation...

it amazes me that people still put them onto their sites.
even vetting the code is futile if you pipe it afterwards[0].

[0] https://www.idontplaydarts.com/2016/04/detecting-curl-pipe-b...
I bought plans for the Simplicity clock a while back but have yet to pull out my scroll saw and dig in. It's a lot of fine detail work and slight mistakes can cause the gears to lock up. But definitely one of the cooler projects for a scroll saw.
No, I couldn't do it. Too disgusting. Yes, I do realize that's what I'm paying for. It's expensive but then I don't have to do the icky part. I'm cool with it.

I watched a video of a guy jabbing a cow with a pitchfork. It was pretty shitty. I think you could withhold any violence until the animal's final moments. That gets into realities of industrial efficiency and not the eating of meat. Things die. Should we cremate them? I realize going vegetarian solves the problem right now. That doesn't mean that eating meat is necessarily a part of the problem. I eat out a lot so I don't get all my meat from one source. But the meat I use at home I buy from a friend of my family. He raises the cows himself and "loves" them. My sister likes to go out there and feed them. It's a bit too mushy for me but I still like to think their happiness makes them taste better.
Outstanding. Hope it takes off.
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I started with screen, but moved to tmux around 5 years ago. For me, the sell was in custom layouts, and the no nonsense screen splitting. I usually work on several different project types, and have a scripted layout for each the of project types. This makes getting started in the morning instant.

Tmux is great, but only after customizing it and making it your own, and this can take a fair bit of time. If you find yourself shelling into remote servers you don't control, or want to use it on Windows prior to Windows 10, then screen is probably a better choice. While tmux could be used on windows through cygwin, I never found it to be stable enough for day to day use.
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yes, he is good. this is my favourite part:

"I didn't design Tcl for building huge programs with 10's or 100's of thousands of lines of Tcl, and I've been pretty surprised that people have used it for huge programs."

lots of Tcl criticism stems from the fact that people started using Tcl not in the way it was intended.