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When I get to the end of the article and it says in large print

> Why you shouldn't exercise to lose weight

and then the heading over a video

> The science is in: exercise isn't the best way to lose weight

I can't help thinking that this kind of web journalism is itself just junk food. /rant

Anyway, I wonder what the author would call breakfast in Spain. I was recently in Barcelona, and the breakfast there was, just as my wife remembered from years ago in Valencia, chocolate croissant with cafe con leche, where "leche" is what we'd call condensed milk, and they give you three tube-shaped packets of sugar to go with it. I looked for a good while to find an "English" breakfast, i.e. eggs, and they served them with French fries.

edit: To clarify my rant, I wasn't objecting to the claim about exercise, so much as the presentation. It's the endless gravy train of tabloid-style "x is good/bad," at once patronising and pandering, which only further undermines its credibility by claiming that "the science is in." Oh really, the science is in this time. I'm glad we can finally put this behind us.
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if feasible, try to have a debriefing conversation (on the phone) with your google recruiter. obviously will depending on their individual style, but they can sometimes provide vital feedback that you can use to get better for when you interview with google again in the future (which you definitely will at some point.)

above all, get back on the horse! and again, and again, and again. don't let feelings stand in the way of what you want to accomplish.
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They may not have the "relevant" opening for you.
Bravo? I Guess he bought the code with him because MS hired him to write Multi Word Tool which later became Word.
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There's no year in the title, which raised my ire. It's an old article. But it's hard to tell how old this article is. The end of the article has an update dated "2001 August 13" and the Last-Modified header is "Wed, 19 Jan 2005 00:12:22 GMT".
Not to discount this as it's very impressive work. But replacing CD drives with SD/hard drive based solutions is becoming pretty common. For the Dreamcast there is the GDEmu[0], and the Saturn already has the Rhea and Phoebe[1] (basically the same thing, each is for slightly different models of Saturns).

The Playstation also has one, the ps-io[2]. I'm really hoping for someone to step up and do the PC Engine, Neo Geo CD, Sega CD and 3DO.

[0]https://gdemu.wordpress.com/about/

[1]https://gdemu.wordpress.com/installation/rhea-installation/

[2]http://ps-io.com/
Yeah, which means the extensibility of these claims is exactly as good as those corrections, which can't possibly hope to model the missing information (the actual genetic distribution of friends).
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Re: #3, I think when Reddit first implemented comment tree collapsing they also put the button on the right, but I saw a thread where someone pointed out that since the length of usernames is variable, putting the button on the left makes it impossible to mass collapse/uncollapse several comments by only moving the mouse vertically. After that they moved the collapse icon to the left, which I think is a much better UX.
> Minified React error #109; visit https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/error-decoder.html?inv... for the full message or use the non-minified dev environment for full errors and additional helpful warnings.

While this looks useful, if `Foo` is an part of my application state I'm not too crazy about shipping that over to Facebook if I wanted to use this feature.
Personal experience suggests that the best (only?) way to actually lose weight is the fork put-down, and increasing my level of exercise only ever makes it harder to practice portion control.
And I got those in some other way than my ancestry...?
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uh, sorry, what?

american breakfast revolves around eggs and ham and potatoes.

it's modeled after the english breakfast and french omelettes.

i don't see any of the above on this list. all this stuff is euro/asian carb-aholic adaptations served at shitty budget hotels.
> I reject the notion that Amazon's hiring practices are neither implicitly nor explicitly comparative.

You are absolutely right on that. The core question that needs to be answered at each interview debrief is "when the next review process roles around, do we believe this candidate will end up in the upper half of the stack rank for their role/level?" It's a little more complicated than that as Amazon's stack rank is a two-dimensional rank that looks both at contribution-in-level and perceived growth potential, but in the end it's still a judgment call of "is this candidate better than half the people currently in this role."
beautifully said

I've evolved to keep this rule in mind when I hear almost any story/portrayal/claim/news anymore. Especially anything that feels sensational or too-good-to-be-true-at-first.

For example, people often lie about sex or money. National governments often lie about, well, pretty much anything that suits their best interests. When I say "lie" I don't mean completely wrong or totally false, merely, spun a certain way, sometimes a careful omission of critical modifiers, the use of weasel words, etc.
Angular 1 had, on the face of it, a nearly identical error message mechanism/website. It was annoying as hell and rarely useful. Maybe React will have better execution.
Compensation has nothing to do with "shortage of engineers". Engineers have to come from somewhere, and the only way higher compensation can bring more engineers is by competing with other industries or regions.

It's not like engineers prefer living on social welfare to an underpaid engineering job.
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You are running into the fallacy that you can know what is a bubble and what is not, before the fact.
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There is such a thing as old gas which you don’t want in your car’s engine.
Thanks, this is a concern we didn't consider.

To clarify: the error message contains a link which goes to our GitHub pages site -- nothing is sent to any server automatically. You can always edit the URL if there's sensitive data in it for some reason.

You can also review the full source of our site or run it locally if you care to; it's all in the repo.
Yeah, and like only 200,000 over the past 3 months. They estimated they'd have 100m sales by now.
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Until all companies are paying $400K, then they have the same problem again.

And on the other hand: Can they afford these wages? I would guess that many companies would have trouble justifying that salary on a broad level.
Curious: what made it annoying and rarely useful? We'd like to avoid the same mistakes if possible.
> where it's ok to shame fat women

I think shame is a poor tool for anything, but I think people who are overweight should be made aware of the health implications and continuously encouraged to lose weight, in much the same way that smokers are continuously reminded their habit is killing them.
How much does does this save? Is it really worth the complexity?
This link was provided in another HN post: https://www.quora.com/What-programming-language-was-used-to-...
:w seems to work fine for me in IdeaVim.
I still absolutely hate this system. At least we finally get some form of non minified exceptions at runtime but surely in the grand scheme of things those messages can't add that much overhead.

It's 4.5KB gzipped. All things considered this is insignificant to a normal react app.

This just adds extra overhead for everybody who tries to deal with those react errors in production (like for instance Sentry).
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I'm not sure you understand the whole genetics thing.
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IHOP and McDonald's is not a typical every day American breakfast. Talk about exaggerating cliches about Americans.

Cereal is the #1 breakfast food in the US, served at home.

Cereal, bacon, pancakes, waffles, french toast, eggs, toast, yogurt, sausage - most of those are more likely on a typical day for American adults than going to IHOP or McDonald's. Teenagers would include poptarts and the equivalent (which are obviously candy). The US is a massive consumer of eggs, bacon and sausage for breakfast, the article pretends that hardly exists.
Do this and charge extra - anyone wanting this won’t complain at the higher price.
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Have you ever met a novice programmer?
Thanks for Heimdall. Samsung really don't seem to like developers that much, and Heimdall was a godsend when I had an S3.
Only in saveral cases (rape, threat for the mother's health, I think that's all).
I wonder if Web Archive will be able to tell its age.
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Speaking for us (Sentry) it's utterly frustrating that we now have to add framework specific code in so that error handling works again for customers. I think the number one complaint was minified exceptions over the last year where we just encouraged people to not run with the production environment. This is clearly a step to something where customers can be satisfied but the cost is that we now scrape your codes.json and add custom handling just for React.

It's a terrible precedent and lacks any sort of standard :-/ I'm not a fan of this sort of pattern spreading.
i've blown perhaps hundreds. it gets better.
I have noticed that that areas with human settlements for the longest period seem to have most diverse and healthiest food choices. Mostly Asian - Chinese, Indian, Persian, Japanese. Western food is the crappiest of all. Lots of unhealthy meat, too much dairy, bad fat, salty and sugar diet. This kind of food is slowly taking over the world due to globalization.
this is one of the options. Customer clicks on a video ad for a local offer on Instagram, purchases the offer (via Stripe/ApplePay web payment), get the QR code(or Apple Pay NFC pass), presents it to the cashier.
In relativity, 'backwards in time' effects are ones that affect things in their own past-ward lightcone [1]. Only affecting things outside that cone might violate the light speed limit, but it won't violate causality.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_cone
Ah, so it's confirmed. Bruce is an NSA asset. http://m.slashdot.org/story/193287
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Sorry to hear this. When we spend effort stripping out bytes some people complain; when we leave it alone, others complain about the size.

We thought this was a good compromise, but maybe we'll revisit in the future. Your feedback is valuable.
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Parse time is the new bottleneck of modern client-side web apps. Of course React on its own isn't going to move the needle but if other libraries follow along it just might. With better, more expressive error messages without paying the cost at scale.
For 99.9% of people, the value of 40 minutes a month is $0.
They're very clearly not; not in any regard what-so-ever. They're the exact opposite of dessert:

Low in carbs, high in protein, low in calories, very healthy.
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What confuses me most is the popularity of breakfast cereal. This stuff is ridiculously unhealthy, on many levels, but the easiest attack is on the sugar content: most breakfast cereals are around 30% sugar by weight.

Frosted Flakes? That's 11 grams of sugar per 30 gram portion. Coco Pops? 12 grams of sugar per 31 gram portion. Honey Smacks? A mind-blowing, god-help-you 15 grams of sugar per 27 gram portion. Yes, these little delights are more accurately described as "pure sugar" (55.5%) than as "puffed wheat cereal" (44.5%).

What about something healthy-sounding, like honey-nut cheerios? Fooled you! 9 grams of sugar per 28 gram portion. The smart marketers know that the general public is catching on to the fact that maybe you shouldn't eat a bag of sugar every day, so they say it's sweetened with honey. Honey sounds good and wholesome, right? Well, it's 81% sugar by weight, so you decide.

Even something as bland-tasting as Rice Krispies is 10% sugar by weight. A large bowl of these for breakfast is still the same as munching on a tablespoon of sugar.
You may be right overall, but that's a particularly bad example, as Frozen simply eliminates the "flask" portion that gets deployed to the server in lieu of static files, ergo obviating the need for WSGI altogether.

Serving a Frozen app on lambda means serving static files on lambda, which is very doable, and a very different use case than developing something like an API to be deployed to lambda.

Edit: Re-reading our comments, you may be confusing the difficulty -- it isn't in building the CLI for Flask, it's in getting Flask to be served over lambda. Presumably, the OP could easily re-write the deploy functionality to deploy a flask application, it's just that the flask application is unlikely to work because it defaults to WSGI, which lambda (apparently) does not provide.
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Ah, it was probably the Church who was keeping the records in the first place.
It is. Most people I know have that, cereal, or nothing. These days I do a piece of fruit or nothing. I do miss those fresh bakery sandwiches I'd get in Germany though...
> What's the canonical reference book
> one should go to regarding SQL?
> (ie K&R is the book you go to for C)
>
> I understand there are differences between DB vendors,
> but my question is about general patterns and best practices.

For 10 years I've looked and never found one. I find Chris Date pedantic. The rest are a mish-mash of cookbooks, vendor-specific ones, and some that try to be the general guide you're looking for but collapse beneath the weight of hundreds of pages of prose that seems to have been written by a committee of robots.
That works well for you, and that's awesome, but I don't think there's much evidence that there's one breakfast that works for everyone. People are different - notably in the make up of their gut microbiome, which has a big impact on what you can digest well. In your case it appears you can't digest cereals well, or you don't absorb processed sugar as well as other people, so breakfast cereals are a poor choice. That doesn't mean someone else wouldn't do well eating them.

Food and the way we digest it is a hugely complex subject.
One of my later math teachers used to joke that there were three difficulty levels for proofs in mathematics: trivial, easy, and comfy. In hindsight I believe he was right: even the toughest proofs require more of you to be comfortable with some relevant concepts than anything else.
The very next sentence is "We need your help to continue to improve natural language understanding." Maybe a joke? Or maybe they wrote this on a cell phone?
It's designed to be "natural", meaning that technical symbols were largely avoided. Someone who knows little about formal notation but a decent amount about databases can usually figure out what's going on. It's also easier to type, seeing how most of the relevant symbols aren't on your average keyboard.
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You think your Starbucks coffee is actually healthy? (many of Starbucks' drinks have more sugar than a can of Coca-Cola)
The idea you suggest already exits for stocks in the US with very high prices because the minimum increment doesn't scale with stock price. For example, Google is $700 a share, making the minimum $0.01 price tick equivalent to 0.0014% vs. 0.08% for a $15 stock like Bank of America. HFTs generally don't even bother with stocks like Google because they aren't profitable enough. The rebate and value of making a tick goes down as price increases. This causes spreads to widen and these stocks are generally harder to trade for the buy-side. Not a good situation.
Disney/WDW and Vegas casinos are globally recognized powerhouses, on par with Hollywood, Broadway, etc.

Just because it's not "high culture" doesn't mean it's not culture.
For what it's worth we have been vocal on the issue tracker about this for a long time: https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/2686
Plus who eats 30 grams of cereal?
Great Info. Add to the list, "Google Maps API" plays an important role too. The map used in Pokemon Go is custom stack on top of regular Google Maps, the place images used inside PokeStop are from Google Maps too.
It's really a sign of the times that you can have 22 million customers and still not be viewed as big and successful.
Worse yet, their oatmeal is misleadingly labeled. They call it something like "old fashioned" or "steel cut", but in reality it's mostly instant oats, with a few heartier bits thrown in. It's very salty, but probably still the healthiest option at Starbucks.
Except most people bring their car in once per year max.
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Actually the term "second cousin" does not have a concrete meaning. It can mean a true second cousin, or it can also mean a generation removed from a first cousin. The "once removed" terminology was introduced to compensate for this ambiguity.
For me, most of the time, the URLs it encoded didn't actually work if you put them back into the browser. Not sure if they were too long (they were really really long, seemed to encode stack information).

Edit: here's someone complaining about it: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/issues/6077
Well the no exercise part is mostly true. Diet is the most important factor.
Depends on the subject you want to study - as the govt pays for education the policymakers influence the course sizes to funnel students towards subjects they deem beneficial.

It can be difficult to get in, sometimes too much so, people try multiple times. But the education and the degrees themselves in return are very high quality - many universities in the UK take in almost everyone and the degrees don't really teach the students that much.

There are almost no private colleges in Finland so I haven't seen the phenomenon you describe.
> We need to recognize that integrated and contextual ad placement can provide tremendous value to consumers.

Integrated - non-blockable, because our ads will be so embedded in content, it will be (buy Kleenex) indistinguishable.

Contextual - even more tracking.

> It’s time we call it like it is, and if we do that “standard” advertisements may become a thing of the past in the near future.

Which means adblockers won't have any patterns to recognize ads.
> I wish there were places in the States that made those little sandwiches.

Your home? I've found that they can make whatever I want...

EDIT: This wasn't a cuckold joke- just a remark that you can to a large degree command your diet
That's what the nutritional label's "standard serving size" is. Of course the actual normal serving is much larger -- at least twice that.
You have that degree of decision paralysis over 50 cents?
Einsten, Darwin, and Giuliani all married their first cousins, from what I understand.
If they are fat they are already unhealthy.
I'll be the first to admit that I don't know too much about investment, but isn't the typical advice to pretty much ONLY put your money into the Vanguard Target funds based on your year of retirement?

This is some relatively widespread retirement knowledge, and is frequently referenced by the likes of r/personalfinance, r/investing, etc.

How does Guideline somehow out perform Vanguard who's been the king of this forever? Serious question.
Well, even if you do absolutely no exercise and still eat less than you burn every day, you absolutely will lose weight. There is no magic trick to it and it works for everyone.

Exercising is important to be healthy, of course, but if you exercise to lose weight it usually doesn't work as planned, mostly because you feel exhausted after training and eat more thinking that you "deserve" a big meal.
Yes, that's along the lines I would be arguing.

I am on the fence myself, not having thought about the matter too much. Instinctively, I'd say insider trading should be handled as a breach of contract (ie if I trade on something that I signed an NDA for), not as a criminal matter.
Possibly the slowest way to intake information.
You can get Bánh mì in many places in the US which sound similar.
Sorry, not sure I am allowed. :(

But, their drivers and APIs seem woeful judging by the complaints I heard.
I know.

From @benvinegar's comments there (ex: https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/2686#issuecomment-2...) it sounded like the error code system would go at least most of the way towards solving your problem. Obviously the error message would not show up in Sentry automatically, but I figured that it would be a click away. I guess I must have misunderstood something along the line though.
What's going on with Wired? This page has an autoplay video ad below the article text and an anti-AdBlock full-screen subscription nagger that pops up a few seconds after page load.
Wonderful. I love things like this. In these days of Steam DB and people scrutinising every byte, it seems like the easter egg / message from the developer has gone by the wayside.

https://tcrf.net/The_Cutting_Room_Floor has a lot of examples of left over / hidden content but nothing as cool as a message left for a particular group.
3. go to jail

Profit? Really?
If it spread to a become a defacto standard format, wouldn't that be a good thing? That way you only have to deal with this once and it will work everywhere.

At that time, the size/parse time will have much greater impact because the total size of libraries will be smaller or unaffected.

At the same time it encourages libraries to put significant error messages in their code without fear of bloat which helps your customers in the end.

Personally, I hope everyone will follow.
Your opinion on 2005 Microsoft is great and all, but I still don't see its application to this exact conversation. From 2006 and on, anyone could implement a C# compiler and runtime from the ECMA standard with absolutely no barriers from Microsoft. This was the result of a process that started in 2000, a few months after the official release of the language.
Agreed. For example my parents follow the McDougall diet, and have done so for about 15 years. I recently took them to visit China and worried some about finding food. Breakfast was the easiest meal of all. Every shop has simple soups, porridge, and soy or peanut milk. Combined with a steamed bun you have a quick and healthy breakfast.
Will the codes.json [1] never reorder indicies? Looking at the gulpfile it seems they could as React changes? So maybe need a version system for codes.json.. Not sure; seems handy anyway.

[1] - https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/master/scripts/error-...
In terms of searchability, "IFTTT" and "Zapier" beat "CAP" by a mile because the latter is a common word. So I can search for recipes with "IFTTT" or "Zapier" but in this case I have to type the full expansion "conditional action programmer."

Whether or not a name like IFTTT is awkward, and therefore bad in some sense, is subjective. Personally I happen to like the awkwardness.
There's an active hobbyist lockpicking community out there with plenty of instructional videos. One could nefariously apply these skills, doesn't make the video producers liable.