skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nice mixup :)

I am fat, and I'm eating at a 30% calorie deficit right now on a low carb diet and swimming at least 3 times a week. I'm not denying anything (but then again you thought you caught the gp in a lie).

I can eat two heaping plates of salad at a salad bar and be hungry an hour later (and no, it's not thirst, because I drink plenty of water, especially when dieting). That might not be a full kilo, but I am full when I finish. It just doesn't last very long, like some people say about Chinese food.

This is the first time I've tried a low carb diet, though, and it has been easier to get through the day. Simple calorie restriction before (but still eating carbs ) was impossible for me to sustain for longer than a couple of weeks.
There's already an emulator called Hercules, but you need a license from IBM to run the operating system all of this runs on top of.
Android Wear app transforms motion data into tennis metrics
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Agree with this. In addition they mention 'server infrastructure' and most mmo's tend to split players by region(EX all blizzard games) which isn't the case with PGO so its worth mentioning.

I think OP is just upset with the network problems :p
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We don't actively look for interns, as we don't always have the time and resources to properly mentor someone without prior experience.

We do have a few talented interns that could get started immediately as they already showed some experience with the position they'd be taking.

If there is a position you're interested in as an intern, you can consider applying to the position, but it's up to the team lead and the circumstances whether we could give you a position as intern.
this is really typical. good luck finding a startup with cubicles or private offices. It might be cheaper or maybe it's a design attempt to look effortless and elegant.
How about getting it to run under linux for windows from the new insider build?
> Isn't 14 days more than the US average. I thought it was 10 days.

The US average includes lots of different employers in lots of different industries. In most of them, seniority and other factors (many of the same ones that are correlated with pay) are positively correlated with time off. So, it could be both "above the US average" and below, e.g., what would be typically granted to knowledge workers of otherwise similar education and experience in fields of similar demand.
That sounds like something a PHP developer would say ;)

I actually moved to a different country just to get a full time clojure position and it's awesome.
I have so much more fun and less frustration at work .

Granted the team is also great and the product really interesting, but still I wouldn't want to do it in any less functional language.
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transitions and animation still run pretty bad on mobile browsers.
I haven't tried running C9 in a connection that intermittent or totally offline, but it does work well for hopping on/off across networks without losing local state in the browser.
Do you want to work for a company / team that pre-judges based on the acronyms in your technology list?
How is it any different than trying to function with an alcohol addiction? Are you suggesting that we should ban the booze too?

A surprisingly large amount of arguments against drugs are circular:

Addiction is bad -> make it illegal -> look at all the legal trouble addiction causes -> Addiction is bad.

And most of them get even sillier if you replace the drug being demonized with the word alcohol.
A few suggestions, in no particular order:

- Pico-8 (Lua)

- Love2d (Lua)

- Scratch (visual coding)
>How is it any different than trying to function with an alcohol addiction?

pretty different! Both the addiction, how easy it is to get addicted.

I've got a challenge for you, start using heroin, then decide to stop, like a casual drinker. Report back your experience!
Eliminating some of the pain of long-lived feature branches
I think you are overgeneralizing IMS performance. "IMS is extremely old and very slow. Searching for data can take hours." Especially when you later point out that they have 10TB of DB2 data and probably more than that in IMS. Not all IMS databases are slow. Not all MySQL / Postgres, etc. databases are fast.
Yeah, occasionally folks ask us why Texas has its own grid. We just answer "because Texas". ;)
That's still not a monopoly on web ads. There are available competitive and substitute services (Facebook and Twitter, for example).
> Finally, an important mitigating factor with our debt is the unique position we hold in the global financial system. Treasury yields remain at historic lows. The market seems unconcerned with the debt, and remains happy to finance us.

Not only that, but Federal expenditures to service the debt as a percentage of GDP have remained extremely low, lower than in the 80s and 90s [1]. It didn't even really rise that much from the Bush tax cuts and the financial crisis. By most measures then, the debt is relatively benign unless GDP starts taking a major nosedive.

1. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FYOIGDA188S
Intelligence agencies have no issue breaking the law, so no, keeping data in the US does not keep it safe from the NSA/CIA et al.

This was about Law enforcement, they do need warrants to get and use the data obtained. Data in the US would only need a domestic warrant, which is never going to be hard to obtain. Microsoft was arguing that data in Ireland was out of the domain of US domestic warrents, and the judge agreed.

Your data is safer from the US when it is outside the US. At least law enforcement doesn't have carte blanche access to it.
ViriCiti just announced expansion plans in the US & EU > https://startupjuncture.com/2016/07/14/viriciti-funding-eur7...
It wouldn't be so bad if education, housing, health care, and energy hadn't inflated so much over the same time period.
Talent is only half of the problem. Where I work they did relatively little hiring for a long time. Many of the people I work with have been working here for 30+ years. Now we have a massive, antiquated code base that is poorly documented and the system knowledge is evaporating due to retirements faster than we can transfer it to new hires.
Your comment illustrates just how little a drug being illegal does to keep it from being abused. I've never seen someone arguing that people should do more heroin, instead that drugs being illegal is a failed experiment.

While it feels like the easy way out, do not confuse drug legalization as supporting the abuse of hard drugs.
I have not used c9 yet so I can't attest to how good it is, but I've seen a lot of beginner webdevs use c9 and lots of them only have good things to say about it. So let's hope amazon doesn't ruin things here.
I'm not one of those who claim believers in a God or Creator are stupid or insane.

It is still evident that some religions are worse than others and some small religions, often called cults, are liable to go collectively bonkers.

Suppose that you believe there exists a God that will make a judgment of all humans in the future. Suppose a subsection of the population is to be spared and dead faithful ones can be returned.

What then, is the purpose of preparations to live in bunkers? It surely shouldn't have any affect on your chances of getting to Heaven/Earth.

It would however make sense if you wanted to acquire financial aid.
My discoveries about Elixir processes
For instance, suppose you loaned me a valuable physical document of yours. I put it in a safe deposit box at a bank in the United States. You ask for the document back and I refuse. You could go to court and get a court order telling me to return the document to you.

Now supposed instead I had put that document in a safe deposit box in a bank in Mexico. You would still be able to get a US court order telling me to return the document to you. To avoid contempt of court, I'd have to go to Mexico and retrieve the document.

This case isn't about discovery, it's about search warrants. In the case of discovery, it's pretty established that a parent company is, generally, required to produce documents of a foreign subsidiary.

The requirements for search warrants are different. Generally, search warrants are only valid for the jurisdiction in which the application comes from. In the case of documents/servers/safe deposit boxes/etc in Mexico, the US would not have jurisdiction, and would be required to gain the cooperation of Mexican law enforcement.

This is why this case is even being heard. The US wanted to force Microsoft to allow a search of a foreign subsidiary's documents, knowing that the law enforcement of the country in question would never execute the search (since it's illegal in Ireland).

Edit:

A key difference between a search warrant and the discovery process is who the courts are ordering to take the action in question. "A search warrant is a court order that a magistrate, judge or Supreme Court official issues to authorize law enforcement officers to conduct a search of a person, location, or vehicle for evidence of a crime and to confiscate any evidence they find."[0]. Contrast that with "A motion to compel asks the court to order either the opposing party or a third party to take some action. This sort of motion most commonly deals with discovery disputes, when a party who has propounded discovery to either the opposing party or a third party believes that the discovery responses are insufficient."[1]

In the search warrant case, the court is authorizing a law enforcement to take an action. In the motion to compel case, the court is ordering the non-compliant party to take an action.

[0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_warrant

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_to_compel
Some days have 25 hours.
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Typically, advocates of universal legalization want to increase spending on rehabilitation, etc., so addicts would actually be able to seek and receive treatment instead of hiding their problems.
While money in politics is certainly an issue which should be fixed, I still think it's disingenuous to say that drugs are illegal simply because parties profit from it. Overall I'd argue that the current state of drug laws is the will of the American people and that corporate efforts to lobby politicians actually falls in line with popular opinion.

Again, I'm not necessarily supporting this point of view, I'm only trying to be reasonable.
I can't wait for cheap OLEDs to start seeing CRT emulation that would look kind of like the real thing.
This completely misses the fact that GO's success has nothing to do with game mechanics and everything to do with the Pokemon company's IP, something that can't be copied.
> Meanwhile, if someone builds a better search engine, all of Google's customers could switch to it in ten seconds and never look back.

Google's customers are advertisers. Someone would have to build a more effective advertising platform to get Google's customers to switch.

And that new platform would have to collect and analyze even more product (a.k.a. users) data, which would likely be an even greater perceived invasion of privacy.
... yet tuition has increased dramatically in the past 25 years.

Where is the money going?
Yup, even a basic understanding of CPU caches will go a long way to help you work out performance. It's very realistic to see 10-50x with just simple data layout patterns.
Seriously, thank you for writing this. I just started writing an iOS SDK days ago and had already made the mistake of starting off with Swift rather than Obj-C. Luckily I've only written 250 lines of code, you saved me hours of technical debt!!
What a silly comment.

By that criteria Ansel Adams, Paul Strand, and just about every famous photographer ever are not "real photographers".

It's even more silly with regard to digital photography because raw sensor data is just a bunch of numbers that have to be interpreted and converted to an image somehow. There's no such thing as an unprocessed digital photograph. Either a person is shooting RAW and tweaking the conversion themselves, or the camera is doing it behind the scenes using a preset interpretation of the raw data.
Can you elaborate on these stories? What were you hyperfocused on during your high wind landing, and what should you have been noticing that you did not?
> I searched the whole page and I don't see the word "validate" anywhere. Is there no-one to tell this poor guy to throw up a landing page and buy ads to see if anyone cares?

Can you do up a blog post or something detailed how you would go about this?

I want to do it but if I do it wrong then the idea might be falsely invalidated
How, precisely, does increased economic friction in the form of more taxes encourage economic growth? I am strongly anti-nationalist, but I must say their economic track record is exemplary compared to the socialists. Venezuelan food riots, anyone?
I'd suggest C, since you already know Java, and that'll get you closer to the metal. Do some little stuff on an Arduino or whatever.

Then, there's some different paths.

More metal means C++, Rust, D.

More webdev means Elixir/Phoenix, Ruby/Rails, PHP/Laravel.

More systems means Erlang, Elixir, Ruby, Go.

If you just want to round out your skillset, conisder Elixir, Haskell, Clojure, OCaml.
Poly/ML isn't an SML derivative, per se. It's an implementation of Standard ML (and a damn fine one at that).
While offline, can you do anything useful though? Or do you just have to wait to come back online somewhere else?
Actually since they don't have Pokemon Levels and only "Power-Ups" this game can never be as good as the real ones.
I am in favor of decriminalization of consumption, not of legalization.
Take a look at this short overview of research on addiction and the futility of the drug war.

http://youtu.be/wJUXLqNHCaI

The Drug War approach is built on a few axioms:

- people who take drugs would not do so if drugs are unavailable

- making something illegal prevents it from happening

- people who take drugs are somehow less moral or weaker or "bad" and deserve to be persecuted

All of these have been disproven.

Addiction is going through the roof, drugs are available (at a high cost and unpredictable quality), the jails are full and we are building more jails.
Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10178989.
F# is an OCaml derivative. I'd reckon that OP's feelings about F# would be rather similar to their feelings about OCaml.
The anti-GMO laws comissioned by the E.U. are largely a front for trade protectionism from U.S. agriculture (which is mostly GMO):

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/27/opinion/trade-protectionis...
I have two (5+ month) gaps in my resume; one was so that I could party, the other was so that I could work on a personal project (that would definitely not make money). When people ask what I did during those breaks I tell them 'personal time' and that I wanted to explore a personal project in more detail (respectively). I do not seem to be any less employable.

(USA - North West)
A majority of Americans support marijuana legalization:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/03/25/suppo...

The original banning of marijuana is ridiculous and riddled with racism and xenophobia:

http://www.salon.com/2015/07/02/the_real_reason_marijuana_is...

This is just marijuana. Drug legality and policy is mired in racism and money politics. It is just as conspiracy-theory as it sounds.
If you're on a mac, this might work for you: http://fluidapp.com/
3 Ways to Use Pokemon Go with Your Business
Looking it up, it seems that GCC (at least) presently does do (at some optimization levels) tail call elimination. Others probably do as well. I guess I've never looked it up because it was never relevant (if I'm using C, I might as well use for loops, they're at least as clear as the equivalent tail recursive function).
I also think there's a lot to be learned from the no-blame process involved with accidents.

I've always been amazed at how honest and self-reporting the industry seems to be. It seems there's a real interest in improving root causes and processes that somehow doesn't involve people's egos.
I wrote some Scala just today:

val list = a +: l :+ b

And I knew I had to put in a comment because that stuff always makes my eyes cross over when I come back to it.
When many millions of people go from being subsistence farmers to producing a massive amount of manufactured goods on the planet, how could you possibly come to the conclusion that it is a zero sum game?
>Rising a country out of poverty is close to zero sum

This is obviously false. When a poor country becomes developed, the net productive capacity of humanity increases.
Original report available at: http://www.mckinsey.com/global-themes/employment-and-growth/...
It depends on how expensive. Airlines that lose my luggage, charge crazy fees and have incredibly narrow seats often get dismissed out of hand unless they have significant discounts. I usually just check southwest first because of this.
Has been tried with previous generations of decisionmaking technology: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Cybersyn
It's not a conspiracy that people in support of X lobby for more X. That's what lobbying is for.

That article you link claims the two biggest offenders have spent $35 million between 1989 and 2015. Google spent $10m in 6 months last year - http://www.wired.com/2015/07/google-facebook-amazon-lobbying....

You can't infer much other than it's not free to promote your ideas to your government.
Poly/ML produces excellent code. It's probably the second most performant SML implementation after MLton.
I'm not sure running on AWS instead of on your own server is actually going down a turtle. I run pretty much everything myself, but that is mostly dealing with complexity which isn't very enlightening. Might very well be that someone who uses a provider gets a better understanding of infrastructure design.
How difficult is it to move a file?
check out the debt service expenses of reagan, bush, and any other president in history.

obama's benefited massively from low interest rates (same service expense as bush jr. with twice the debt load). his deficits are a fantasy.
You are underestimating the number of libertarians on this site that just see the destructive effects of an incredibly addictive dangerous drug as a problem you could solve using the free market.
> false premises (when someone tries to justify it using reasons like increasing sales for example and such).

How is it a false premise? For the sake of argument, lets say we have a "perfect" DRM method.

Then do you believe that - for e.g. all the people who're pirating Windows - would switch to a competing product because they were not going to buy it in the first place? IMHO That would be a completely erroneous position. Maybe _some_ might, but there is no evidence that everyone would. Which is the crux of the problem. If DRM didn't increase sales then I don't think you could make the argument that every single publisher who uses DRM is doing it for reasons other than sales.
Hm... I interpret it more like "negative-to-neutral for 0-70, slightly positive for 70-98, exponential for 99-100".
FWIW, I "block" TV ads by either watching the show over the internet and paying not to have ads (iTunes, Netflix, etc.), or by recording them on a DVR and skipping the ads. I avoid newspapers and magazines both because of ads and because the need for ad revenue has compromised the quality of the product.
This is an overly simplistic (to the point of being absolutely incorrect) explanation. There are four parties involved; {consumers, producers} in {country A, country B}.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_surplus
On the contrary, it's about reducing complexity. You don't have to worry about mixins, classes, prototypes, inhertiance. Just plain old functions. Can't get simpler than that.
...And news outlets scramble to write articles about anything Pokemon GO
Definitely not! I'm mostly quoting what she said, but IBM has a lot of nice tech, but you have to understand that these are very old versions of IMS and the volume of data they have does not make the case better. Hierarchical databases are not always slow, but once you want to find stuff at the very bottom of the hierarchy, it'll start take some time.
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Just tried C9 again -- You can change text in open files, but you can't open new files (doesn't seem to cache everything) and I couldn't refresh the browser view of my web app. To be fair, my app pulls some assets from CDNs, but if C9 gave me cached versions or just failed to load them I could have kept working. I'd say at this point, fully offline is too limited... at least if your use case involves many files and building web apps.
I would only pay 5...
Sorry, but if I were dealing with a nuclear launch scenario, one innocent life would not sway me at all.
Except the law does come into. If the coordinates in Niantic's database are on private property, then you'd be trespassing.
Is Datomic the Sequel to SQL?
> quality of living per dollar has risen tremendously over the past generation

Given how many more dollars it costs to rent or buy property compared to 20 years ago, it is quite evident to many of us that quality of living per dollar has decreased.
The distinction is a loose one and to do with potency: skunk, originally a strain of cannabis with a 50/50 balance of Indica and Sativa varieties, is often used to mean potent, often hydroponically grown, cannabis flowers.
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Because it sounds like bullshit. If you'd supported it with some credible references some people might have corrected the downvotes.
I remember trying it, and Fog Creek is a company I really like and trust, but it's hard to tell if they're interested in turning HyperDev into more. I want it to be a fully professional development environment, and today it's "JSFiddle for backend".
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Can you expand on the soft cheese and deli meats claim?
> Wouldn't be a problem if universities competed with each other to nab students with the highest scores

Why do you think they don't now?
AR doesn't "intersect" with anything. It's virtual. It's pixels on a screen. What shows up on my screen has no connection to someone else's physical property.
> Rockstartup Cowboys on HN

This isn't conducive to a civil discussion on the subject. Please don't.