skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's a big drawback to trying to create a big divide between those who do not exercise at all and those who devote their life to exercise. I've seen this a lot where a person who starts out doing some form of exercise immediately gets criticized for not doing more. That's not how it works.

Working up a sweat playing a game is more than most people do and will already bring benefits. It's a whole lot better than nothing. It may become a catalyst for better things.

And, yes, weight training is not going to be replaced by cardio, because it's weight training... it's not like every person who exercises does weight training, there are quite a few pure runners on here.
I look forward to reading the response where the Ethereum (non Classic) community writes their Constitution where they declare how to govern future forking.

Ha ha only serious.

Edit: Seems people don't know HHOS: http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/H/ha-ha-only-serious.html
Doesn't detract from it being a great movie.
I wish I had data to back this up, but there is no chance I was in caloric deficit on the keto diet. I lost lots of weight at the time. Not claiming my body violated energy conservation, but clearly this is more complex than "you don't get weight loss for free so you have to exercise more". So many folks doing the keto diet are sucking down ungodly amounts of bacon, heavy cream, etc and losing weight
This seems smart, I should probably look into something similar. I wanted to add weights as well, but didn't want to invest in a full-on power rack just yet.
When I got my first shell account in 1993 it was as a student of the University of Minnesota, and I remember that the first time you logged in it didn't dump you directly into tcsh or whatever, there was an easy shell that let you navigate by number. I recall vividly that both Gopher and the World Wide Web were on this list (previously I only had had experience with Usenet and FTP). Initially it seemed like Gopher had all the things, and the WWW was some weird novelty. Of course within a year I had seen Mosaic running, and building web pages became a career long obsession for me. It's hard for me to gauge the politics (I only turned 15 in 1993), but at least from where I sat, the multimedia document with embedded hyperlinks was the secret sauce. It was the same thing that had gotten me obsessed with HyperCard back in the day. The web just felt like this creative playground with unlimited untapped potential, and Gopher felt sort of bureaucratic (again, maybe just from where I sat at the U of M). Ironic that now Gopher is maintained as a labor of love by hobbyists.
I disagree with the opinion that "TV vs Movies, the risk in cost is the same but the upside is much higher for TV". Popular movies are almost always made into sequels/reboots/remakes.

Out of the top 20 movies of domestic grosses[0], only 4 are not sequels or reboots(Zootopia, Secrete Life of Pets, Central Intelligence, The Angry Birds Movie).

[0] http://www.boxofficemojo.com/yearly/chart/?yr=2016
Sadly, your advisor's attitude is common. The mathematics literature seems to be particularly effected. There is incredible opposition to inserting a statement which isn't perfectly rigorous, even in the introduction where reader should expect a simplified overview of the paper. The result is one of the most opaque literatures in all of science --- it is almost impossible for a nonexpert to have any idea whatsoever what a paper is about.
I've worked on a number of applications, where we need to make a decision as to what the long/lat will be of "Unknown" - and we always pick something that is guaranteed to throw a flag for downstream consuming applications.

Recognizing how your data will be used, and taking some precaution to ensure that it doesn't result in scenarios described in the article is quite often fairly straightforward. (As evidences - The article itself made it clear that when they don't know the actual location, they have changed the long/lat to return a value in the middle of a lake to avoid this sort of problem in the future).
you're correct; had my terms jumbled. edited my comment for correctness.
Direct link to research paper: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurit... Basically VW use the same secret keys to authenticate wireless comms across millions of cars. They change the key every few years (new car platforms, etc).
That sort of thing sounds pretty ordinary for an MIT Mystery Hunt puzzle.

It's remarkable all the sorts of crazy things a large collection of puzzle loving people know collectively.
I've tried keto a couple times in the past, but struggled with serious acid reflux / heartburn from having to digest so much fat all the time. Any one else struggle with this and find a way to incorporate keto without negative digestive consequences?
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Great game! Thanks for sharing :D
> I know many who drop ship and are not money launders.

No one said that all drop shippers, or even the majority of drop shippers, are doing anything illegitimate.

Those who provide merchant accounts for credit card processing are the ones who assume the risk if one of their account holders is not able to cover chargebacks, and so from their point of view it doesn't matter that the vast majority of drop shippers are legitimate. What matters from their angle is how much they will be on the hook for because of the small fraction that are illegitimate. If that is too high, it can be better for them to just disallow the whole category.
Look into BHB supplements. We're doing a lot of research on them and they may be just what you're looking for.
Any good ways to prepare lentils?
so i cannot give up rice. how much can i consume of rice/carbs per day and not mess up this balance?
The "oldest" and "the cradle of modern civilization" could be two different things. Perhaps the oldest failed, or at least did not influence that in mesopotamia. It would still be first, but also not be the cradle of the modern. I find it very possible that "civilization" rose and fell throughout the old world many times only to be forgotten. It wasn't easy.
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While you are not the first to utilize "regressive left" I feel it is largely without merit and credence. At no point has there been a substantial political movement worthy of such a title, in my personal opinion. Blurring the waters between the west's leftists and what Stalin was does you no favors, in either trying to convince people or for your own intellectual fortitude.

You gave me an example of one person acting out of very ill-conceived motivations. The disregard for one's free speech is astonishing and has rightly been condemned, but it is not a major political movement -- and if it ever will be, it won't be for quite some time. For every one of those types of examples you give me, I can point out blatant examples of the alt-right having significant political power in the U.S's congress denying people's rights, either to speech or their livelihood's.

But that's not even what I'm after. I am really interested in the rhetoric used by "SJW's" that you seem to think is Orwellian, and rhetoric that is in significant enough use for you to bring it up.
I needed a clear understanding of why I needed to exercise (thorough, comprehensive, detailed, etc). I also needed to have everything set up so I'd be able to naturally fold into exercising (it has to seamlessly fit into the day, and there can't be any difficulties that would make me not consider doing it). Finally, I still haven't begun exercising regularly, but I figured out a strategy that would work for me:

- Calisthenics (such that I can exercise at home) and free weights

- Proper supplementation (Acetyl L-Carnitine, L-Carnitine L-Tartrate, etc depending on what I'm trying to do)

- Brainwave entrainment (and affirmations) to help "program" myself into doing what I'm trying to do

- Not making things too difficult (lay everything out and simplify everything, so I can exercise whenever I get the time and energy)

- Proper dieting (eating properly (for me mainly blending vegetables in a Vitamix and consuming them with cold pressed organic oils and lean means (ketosis as well)) essentially eliminates the need for chronic exercise, relegating it to initial fat burning, catalyzer, and maintainer)
that's good they weren't trying to ban cash back then.
Can't blame Facebook for not wanting to get slogged down in angsty "existential" memes.
This resonates with me too.. similar to screw over workers who get the job done and steal all the I'll gotten gains with a personal payrise..
Related, the demos from Kevin P. Murphy's excellent ML book implemented in Octave [1] and (partially) in Python[2].

[1] https://github.com/probml/pmtk3/tree/master/demos
[2] https://github.com/probml/pmtk3/tree/master/python/demos
This is 100% wrong. We have a large surplus of labor, and no demand for it. Wages have been stagnant for decades. If there was a demand for labor, wages would be increasing. They're not. It's common for a minimum wage job (or below) to have 200+ applicants.

You're suggesting that when 200 people apply for a single waitress job, all 200 should be hired? That's going to be a really crowded restaurant. The Fire Marshal might have a problem with that. How many people do you need to hand you your burger anyway?

Agricultural jobs are out. Less than 2% of the workforce now produces more than double the food the entire population needs, plus exports, cattle feed, pet food, biofuels, and agricultural products used in manufacturing, etc. Manufacturing is rapidly going the same direction. Soon less than 2% of the population will be able to manufacture way more stuff than we need. That leaves only the service sector. The service sector is a weird beast, ranging from the below-minimum-wage waiters/waitresses (for which there is no demand) up to professionals like psychiatrists (where we really do have a scarcity). But at the moment, at least, costs of higher education are skyrocketing. Sending those 200 unsuccessful waiters through 8-10 years of school to become psychiatrists would enable some few to excel, but what about the rest? And what about the cost?

Having 200 people serve you your burger is not a solution. Forcing 200 unsuccessful waiters through 8-10 years of higher education is not a solution. Forcing children, the elderly, and the disabled to work is not a solution. The main problem is a lack of demand for labor, and the only way to solve that is to artificially create a demand. But now you're just paying people to dig holes that don't need to be dug and then fill them back in. That's useless and degrading. Why are we even doing that? What is the law of nature proclaiming that anyone who doesn't spend most of their life making someone else richer should die of starvation?

We need to rethink the basics. We need to rethink what we expect of people and why. This is not a futuristic sci-fi singularity thing, this is something that is happening right here and now, and it's already affecting us.
In the 1990s, when I was working on animation software, I was told something like that by a major Hollywood director. He'd directed some of the early films that had both animation and live acting. The costs were high. What he really wanted was to get the overhead down, so he could make first-rate films for about $20M.

At the time, "Reboot", the first all 3D cartoon, was being cranked out at one episode per week by 30 people. He was hoping the technology would let him produce feature films with a similar sized staff. The idea was to pull in set models from a "digital back lot", green-screen in the actors, and go.

The technology didn't deliver that. Instead of a cast of thousands of actors, we now need thousands of animators. Look at the credits for any action movie today. There's just too much custom modeling, artwork, move matching, and manual editing of the edges of clipping paths. (The last two are outsourced grunt work and likely to be automated soon.) Viewers wanted photorealism, and that requires as much detail work as set-building.

People have tried to do CG action features on the cheap. "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" was supposed to be one. But that cost $70 million, and only made $54 million. (The semi-noir look didn't help. Done better, it might have been a franchise like Captain America.) Iron Sky (budget $10M, box office $8.1M) almost a decade later had much better effects; the CG isn't as obvious.

Other than low-budget horror features, most notably "Paranormal Activity", there haven't been many successful low-budget action movies in recent years.
The movie had a much better execution in my opinion, mainly thanks to the masterful editing throughout. The light novel was OK but nothing great.
I wonder if anybody on Ketosis has ever done an endurance event and not ended up feeling absolutely miserable/exhausted. I was on a fairly low carb regime (< 15 grams/day) for about 6 weeks, and something as simple as climbing fifty stories would always end up with me breathing heavy, and sweating. A simple 500 gram carb-load the day before, and I could that same climb 4x over without being anywhere near as exhausted.

The research that I've read says that the ideal training regime is to work-out in a carb-exhausted state, so as to encourage your body to develop the low-carb metabolic pathway, but for actual endurance events, definitely carb load as your primary fuel.
Tums and hydration will get you 90% of the way there. 10 months on keto so far :)
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Good times remembering every concert I've attended (or trying)! Hope you'll get the UX smoother with time.

I wonder where the shows database come from?

Good luck!
> I think this is a symptom that the movie industry is on its way out, in much the same way as has happened to music.

If that were true, other movies studios would be in trouble: but look at Disney, who are doing gangbusters with Marvel and Lucasfilm. Warners are in this situation because they got complacent: they had one major cash cow (Harry Potter), and they failed to find other franchises that could offer equal returns - unlike Disney.
Ah! Thanks! Good to know there's a strong market for a spice without the baggage. Appreciate the clarification for sure.
I've never found potassium in sufficient quantities in pill supplements - but low-sodium salt gives you 500 mg per 5g teaspoon (and another 1000 mg of Sodium, Ironically)
It's still a golden age for movies, it's going to take a long time for them to fall, no matter their mistakes. The growth of the developed world and the advent of the digital age has meant that global blockbusters make more than ever, with their non-US revenue eclipsing US revenue. So far this has generally favored easily digestible action movies, which is why they've been dominating the film industry for the last decade or so. That's not going to go away anytime soon. And as long as the RoI for such films looks like "spend $250 million, make $500 million, a billion, or more" then they're going to keep pressing that button as often as possible, because making a profit of $250 to $700 million dollars on a 1-2 year project is still "a big deal".
They'll make a modest proposal that they can replace the Kansas City Federal Bank. Missouri has too many federal reserve banks anyway.
Can I find same in R?
There is a claim that Gradeshnitsa tablets are deciphered, but it is highly disputed as being scientific. See the references in this short wikipedia article.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gradeshnitsa_tablets
Do you know about http://www.setlist.fm?
Silly silly car manufactures that leave the car systems vulnerable in almost every way because they can't think far enough ahead to actually be secure before having "cool" things like button less key fobs and button starts. Seriously... Why do so many people not care about security?
It is not FUN.

My toddler goes to a gym, it is fun, they have ball pits, slides, climbing stuff, ladders, on and on. Adult gyms are SO boring, like incredibly mind numbingly BORING. Oh let me walk on the spot watching 24 hr news. Yawn.

Where is the FUN adult gym? Where I can go and unashamedly go on a slide, climb on the play equipment, dick around in the ball pool, and so on? That's right it doesn't exist.

There are no fun gyms for adults, just boring harmonious gyms. The closest thing to a fun workout for adults is paintball.
This is a beautiful piece and I could have sworn it had been discussed on HN before, but maybe not (https://hn.algolia.com/?query=On%20Proof%20and%20Progress%20...).

There was a good thread when Thurston died, though: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4419566.
The current Coursera course's videos are pretty unadorned, but he's not using a physical chalkboard any more. I also found that for most of them I can use the subtitles instead of the audio and play them back about about 2x speed.
Also remember, his diet is a function of not taking carbs at all (or very little) for a short time.

For someone who eats lots of carbs already, a plum/orange isn't going to cause an increase in weight. It is primarily just calories. It is of course easier to eat more calories in carbs than in protein, but overall, carbs aren't "bad".

Moreover, such Atkins diets tend to work only temporarily, until atkins-diet homeostasis is achieved, unless calorie restriction is practiced as well [1,2].

[1] Many studies show that long-term weight rebounds if you forgo carbs and overall weight loss depends only on calories. One article: http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/90/1/23.long

[2] http://jama.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=200094
I exercise and work at the same time for 45 minutes a day. I installed a workstation on my treadmill, but unlike most worker's treadmills I use it for aerobic exercise, not a slow walk. I can type because I set the treadmill on maximum incline and walk at less than 3 mph. So in effect I am using it like a stair-stepper.

I've been doing this every day for 15 years and I couldn't imagine stopping.
I love this documentary. It's entertaining even for non climbers. Netflix.
Neat. I currently use setlist.fm's "I was there" feature for this; an import feature could be cool.
Did the Taliban's crackdown on opium have any impact on heroin use? I'm going to guess no.
The original novel is terrible though. Everything that was interesting or moving in it was invented for the movie.
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Fair critique about theatrics aside, I appreciate the write-up of their grievances, their rationale, and their goals. For those who aren't active in the blogosphere or discussion boards, this document serves as single, concrete manifestation of the things the ETC folks have been saying as of late.
They are replacing even more ungodly amounts of calories in the form of carbohydrates with that bacon/cream. Honestly, you can only eat so much bacon before you get sick of it, and your body just screams "Yuck. Stop eating. I'm full".

That's not true of things like rice, noodles, bread, etc.. where for many people eat some, and your body is like, "Awesome. Bring it on" in a never ending cycle.

Put another way - Satiation happens a lot faster, and lasts longer, when you are eating protein/fats, than it does when you are eating refined carbohydrates.

I think that what made it clear to me, is that there are no metabolic chamber studies (where people's activity and diet are perfectly controlled) that have ever demonstrated significant variation from the calories in/calories out model. Carbs, Protein, Fats - doesn't seem to make a difference, your weight is simply a reflection of your metabolic output and caloric-intake.

Stephan Guyenet also has an interesting perspective here:

http://wholehealthsource.blogspot.sg/2011/08/carbohydrate-hy...
Literally Christians have been the most violent people of the 20th century by orders of magnitude.
For those interested in vaporwave here's a "documentary" [0]. If you're interested you should listen to this album [1]. I like anything by t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者, like [2] and [3] are good albums. There's a related genre called Future Funk [4]. There's a few albums that mix trap with vaporwave like [5] (my all time favorite song right now) and [6].

Here are some more albums I like [7] [8].

If you want even more then here's a list of around 200 albums [9] and of course, if it's not your cup of tea, feel free to dismiss this as a bunch of hipster shit.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdpP0mXOlWM although I think he's really stretching at times.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9L4q-0Pi4E ２８１４ - 新しい日の誕生/Birth of a New Day

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PdDI2swEaw t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者 - 現実を超えて

[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQxLkMZpqog t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者 and Vincent Remember - ｉｎｔｅｒｓｔｅｌｌａｒ ｌｏｖｅ

[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki-fATpXa00 Saint Pepsi - Private Caller

[5] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQxDM2K-hd0 Blank Banshee - Teen Pregnancy

[6] https://youtu.be/hDR7dWeEecs?t=3m11s VAPERROR - Mana Pool

[7] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvU3JkngqvE S U R F I N G - Deep Fantasy

[8] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQjJnGCTf3w Vincent Remember - The Page Master

[9] http://vaporwaveultra.tumblr.com
Normally find this kind of long-form article terribly tedious, but I was engrossed. I like that he didn't leave the auction until the final act, but instead gave it upfront and then went into the flowery background.
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I am sorry but they are taking no personal risk at all. THey lay off so they can get the bonuses anyway.
Who performs the work on government projects? Private companies.
If the global supply of heroin fell 75% the price would have increased dramatically, reducing use.
If you can afford it (usually around $150 here in Singapore), it might be worthwhile going into a sports clinic to get a RMR reading. It's possible that your body has significantly dropped your metabolism after the weight loss, and is fighting to restore its previous weight - making further fat loss (particularly while retaining most of your lean body mass) really difficult.

Ironically, in that scenario, it might be worth occasional days of increased caloric input, to attempt to trigger your body into believing that it isn't starving, and really can continue to run a high BMR.

At the very least, having the data in hand is pretty cool - and it only takes about 40 minutes, inclusive of the time they need to set up the gear (just an face mask) and get you into a calm/resting state.
Eat more.

Eat 5,000 calories a day.