skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Where the hell did they get this audience from?

Same place that made a reality show from the election of one of the most powerful political positions on the planet.

The 21st century.

It's comedy night at the time traveller's agency.
Employee #1: Coinbase
Come on Apple, Are the new MacBooks out yet?
Obviously, remote desktop "works" (as in: functions) today, we just want something with better performance, specifically, lower latency. :)
1) You can simply have vector clocks, and resolve differences like anything else. Most of the time the game's prediction would be correct. Sometimes there would be a small adjustment.

2) Yes, anything real-time is like this.
hi, am Doris, i had my friend help me hack my ex's email, facebook, whatsapp,and his phone cause i suspected he was cheating. all he asked for was a his phone number. he's email is (cyberlord7714@gmail.com)..IF u need help tell him Doris, referred you to him and he'll help. Am sure his going to help you do it, good luck..
hi, am Doris, i had my friend help me hack my ex's email, facebook, whatsapp,and his phone cause i suspected he was cheating. all he asked for was a his phone number. he's email is (cyberlord7714@gmail.com)..IF u need help tell him Doris, referred you to him and he'll help. Am sure his going to help you do it, good luck..
hi, am Doris, i had my friend help me hack my ex's email, facebook, whatsapp,and his phone cause i suspected he was cheating. all he asked for was a his phone number. he's email is (cyberlord7714@gmail.com)..IF u need help tell him Doris, referred you to him and he'll help. Am sure his going to help you do it, good luck..
My first experience with it came after 6 months of regular diet and exercise (daily). I was losing a little weight steadily, and exercising gave me more energy.

When I started the ketogenic diet, I felt much better, stopped exercising, and started losing a lot more weight rapidly.

I don't think it's simply lifestyle change, the diet specifically targets ketosis (which we are in naturally after 8 hours of not eating, i.e. Sleep) and maintaining the state to prolong the effects of ketosis (maybe indefinitely).

What makes you stop though is social eating, especially if it's pizza and beer :)
There's a lot of misinformation campaigns from the "anti-GMO" companies and crowd who get in the way of an "Elon vision" for the industry. Most anti-GMOers don't even realize that transgenics occur in nature, while making their signs that foreign DNA is food = frankenfood.
Maybe bread with real butter?
> Ignoring the fact that this implies you have to be a programmer that knows how to read C to verify the integrity of the downloads

Don't ignore it, that's the practically the point. This is the perfect example of "don't trust me, trust the code".

From http://dwm.suckless.org/

> Because dwm is customized through editing its source code, it’s pointless to make binary packages of it. This keeps its userbase small and elitist. No novices asking stupid questions.
6 things startups need to know about venture capitalists
Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Apple.

Maybe 3-4 other "smaller" big startups that have anomalously great programs, which I'm not going to name.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_inverse_square_root

Not exactly SQRT, but.
comebacks from what? Oh yeah thats right... eradication thanks to vaccines. Back in the heyday of the polio and smallpox vaccine programs the anti-vax movement was a tiny fringe group of religious nuts... it then exploded in the late 90's because of a combination of science fraud, and celebrity endorsement.
He was talking about living there and working remotely. This is very different from the "let's go hang out and drink for a week" kind of person.
Didn't get any measles vaccination, though I'm in Germany.

I guess that makes me one of those garbage people.
I initially read "Combining ..." and got a little bit scared
I'll take gross generalizations for $500, Alex.
I wonder what the relation is between "We need more <gender> in <sector>" and the average salary of workers in a sector?
Someone at work had a Blackberry Android phone that I had a brief play with. Hardware seemed nice and it had the latest security updates.

Maybe they just need to rebrand.
This sucks. The Priv is a decent android phone with an excellent keyboard and monthly security updates. So sad.

On the other hand, they screwed themselves pretty good.
> cron isn't init's job.

Which is why other platforms started moving from cron to init years ago?

OS X:

> Note: Although it is still supported, cron is not a recommended solution. It has been deprecated in favor of launchd. [1]

Solaris:

> cron has had a long reign as the arbiter of scheduled system tasks on
Unix systems. However, it has some critical flaws that make its use
somewhat fraught. [...] cron also lacks validation, error handling, dependency management, and a
host of other features. [...] The Periodic Restarter is a delegated restarter, at
svc:/system/svc/periodic-restarter:default, that allows the creation of
SMF services that represent scheduled or periodic tasks. [2]

[1]: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Ma...

[2]: https://blogs.oracle.com/SolarisSMF/entry/cron_begone_predic...
I could have sworn that there was an upper limit on the amount of protein you can eat on keto. Something like, more than ~150g would mean that the protein starts getting used for energy instead of fat, which ruins the keto. Maybe that was misinformation. Does that mean that I can eat mostly stuff like steak, chicken, and eggs, then?

If it's really more of an upper limit on carbs ~20-50g, a minimum of protein, and the rest is fat, then I guess that's fine. When I tried it, I was very strict on the carbs such that I couldn't go over 20g. In fact, that calculator says I shouldn't be eating above 25g, and also says this:

> It is important to get enough protein to maintain your muscles, but not too much or it will kick you out of ketosis.

Which confuses me. I've since moved away from keto to a mostly-protein diet with some carbs here and there via veg and bread, and it's worked alright with lifting. Does that mean that keto diets are different for weightlifters than for non-weightlifters?
I think I'd challenge the assertion that Fight Club in either medium was about human life being priceless (but I understand you probably meant the quote). Quite the opposite, I'd think.
The Swedish institute for higher education made a study that looked at the teaching profession, and their conclusion was perfectly clear on this. There are barely any programme to increase the number of male teachers, and this was in stark contrast to the long history of programs to get more women into tech and engineering. They suggested that teaching universities, who just now are beginning to address the lack male students should look at the programs for women for inspiration and ideas in how to build similar program towards men.

But surely you have references that show those "many programme" and that the number of initatives to get men interested (and to remain once enrolled) is identical to the number of similar programs to get women into STEM. Or maybe it just Sweden with its self defined feminist government thats are backwards on this.
> I really can't think of any situation where you'd forget your password and also not be able to access your phone, while urgently needing to get into your portal.

'I just lost my phone, and I haven't logged into the portal in years. All my passwords were on my phone. I'm out of the country/in the sticks and there is no Verizon store nearby.'

Yes, Verizon's response ought to probably be something like, 'go to a Verizon store where an employee will verify your identity,' but that of course means trusting many more than just call-centre employees to verify identity; it also means that a government identity-card issuer would still be able to covertly reset one's number.
Web and mobile prototyping, wireframing, UX: September’s best posts
I hope this gets downmodded to oblivion. Googling your way through false information, conspiracy theories and outright lies does not constitute research.

The mmr-autism link is so thoroughly debunked that to keep repeating it is the dishonest in the extreme. The man that invented it has been shown to be an outright fraud, his research unethical and his ability to practice medicine taken from him.
A particularly strange thing about SV ageism is that some of the same people who think a 40-year-old is useless also hope to live forever. (Singularity, longevity breakthroughs, whatever.)

What do they expect to be doing at 1000 years old?

The explanation that springs to mind is that young techies lured by longevity expect to be part of "the only generation". Anyone older is too out of touch, and younger generations basically won't happen as immortals can't have kids nilly-willy. So the world would be eternally ruled by a cabal of geriatric techies born around 1990. Now that's a dystopic thought!
I suppose they still want to keep some control

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-03/china-dev...
Large CPGs are under attack by startups… and consumers are winning
> Men being with many woman during college is considered experimenting

Or it is considered a rape. General advice today is to treat college as a workplace and date girls outside, who are not students.

> A blond woman does the same and she's a dumb blond.

I seen many dumb men

> A woman fails, and it's because maybe women aren't cut out for this.

...or maybe it is because of environment, conditioning.. When women fails we need to raise awareness, funds...

When men fails it is natural, no help is needed.
Does it work without Internet?

Tbh, I find it kind of creepy to have Apple, Google, Microsoft or Amazon listen to everything I say. I prefer keyboards
If you ever visit the US, I recommend Disneyland.
Prediction requires full game emulation on client, defeating the purpose of streaming.
>I've long maintained that a phone number is not an identity, and (shameless plug) this month released a service allowing anyone to acquire phone numbers anonymously, with Bitcoin: https://smsprivacy.org/

This is pretty cool (and I think I've mentioned the need for it previously on HN). Is there any current solution for phone calls (over Tor or something) without giving up identity?
There is a growing market for "dumb phones" among those of us that are disillusioned with the smartphone lifestyle. It's not enormous, but it's out there. Blackberry needs to target them.

If you buy a dumb phone, you not only give up the life-sucking abyss of social media and mobile gaming, but you also give up decent cameras and useful tools like navigation, group messages, and keyboard typing.

For those that want to escape the hole of smartphone existence, there is a horrible trade-off to be made. Basic tools we are used to having must be given up just for us to escape mobile app hell. It shouldn't be that way.

I want a Blackberry that allows me to group message, use a mobile browser, use GPS navigation, take great photos, and type on their excellent physical keyboard without any of the other temptations that come with smartphones. As a bonus, I would love for it to be super secure. If they created a device for me that did that, I would pay them so much money.
The Yuan is a restricted currency. This can mean a number of different things (depending on how a country wishes to restrict it's currency). In the case of China it means that its' currency cannot be held outside of China. In London it's perfectly reasonable for an individual company to have multiple bank accounts with various currency. This is not possible with the Yuan.
I know their blackberry messenger is popular in some circles. People perceive it as more secure.
In the indirectly related story (MH), the story of MH370 is also clearer:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/28/mh370-pilot-fl...

http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/mh370-disappearanc...
that makes me an anti-vaxxer regarding those two

An anti-vaxxer is someone refusing appropriate vaccinations (as defined by the medical authorities for that country).

Conforming to the recommended vaccination regime for your area, whilst avoiding unnecessary vaccinations that are not recommended by medical authorities, sounds quite the opposite of an anti-vaxxer.
Really is, sucks too cause I love baking bread and making pizzas :P
I was just shy of 4 when "Bart Get's an F" aired and I'm a little jealous of all the folks who were the right age to experience that Simpsons era as the episodes aired. It's still fun to go back and watch them, but I remember seeing adults in stitches with laughter as they told Simpsons jokes.
"I mean if you were a good dev in the 90s chances are right now you're in some senior architect/management/consultant position. If you're competing for the same jobs as 20 something devs then you've probably screwed up somewhere in your career."

Not everybody's interested in climbing the corporate ladder or in architecture, management, or consulting. Some people are content to be senior engineers.

"we've come a loong way as an industry"

The industry has certainly changed a lot, but if you keep your skills up to date, that's not going to be an issue.
'Clock Boy' Ahmed Mohamed Sues Texas City for Accusing Him of Making Bomb
Against generality
Account age 19 minutes...

Hopefully trolling.
I use Google Voice as my main number, and the google account that it's set up under has 2FA with my "real" number with ringplus. How vulnerable am I?
Zoho Mail because it supports custom domain use for free.
Technology is ones of the places where money, status, power, and influence is (like finance, etc.) Diversification of the elite requires elite professions; sanitation worker, school teacher, and coal miner are not elite professions.

It's true that this doesn't always get stated, but it is the most likely reason.
I prolly fucked the diet up, then. It certainly _felt_ like I was eating almost all fat...good to know that I can take advantage of cheap fatty meats like short ribs, oxtail, and marrow then.

As for vegetables, I missed carrots and peas too much. Mustard greens and broccoli are apparently okay, though. I could always just make salads out of baby spinach and arugula, but I suck at making salad dressings.
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Using unevenly spaced time-series data (+ a Python library to help)
This can hardly surprise anyone.
And what GUI libraries would you recommend? Out of interest!
I had 4 internships in software engineering and 1 in web management during high school, if you include the summer afterwards. Four were paid, one was not. I also know quite a few friends with SWE internship experience in HS, but more often than not were in unpaid positions.

I wanted to poke a hole in the idea that unpaid internships are a good thing. Spending hours of my time on someone else's project, regardless of what I'm learning, feels wrong. The fact is that I'm 'working' for the employer and therefore deserve to get paid.

Being paid also makes me more productive and motivated to finish the project I'm working on and learn in the process. Unpaid internships feel loose and unorganized, while when real money is involved both the employer and student feel obligated to help each other.

If you want to go unpaid, you're best off at an educational institution as a student helper or at a nonprofit. I just haven't seen unpaid internships with actual companies work well for the student or employer in that case. The burden on the employer is often too much for them to be able to offer any substantial help to a complete newbie while attending to their own responsibilities. Newbies need to code themselves or in class before they're ready for internships.

That's my experience.
Amusingly, I've just finished trying to convince a team using C in their firmware to use Protobufs; they were trying to convince me to use JSON.

Oh, and my servers are in Ruby.
I don't agree with this. I'm just a small developer working for a medium-sized company, but I'm a python guy and I love RDBs and REST/JSON.

Sometimes it's easier for me to alter the JSON payload a certain way in the frontend, then the python backend handles it and saves it to the DB.

The RDB helps not to stray too far into crazy-land, while python and JSON gives you the flexibility to prototype and experiment.
There's a whole bunch of more modern lisps than Common Lisp, such as Racket and Clojure
Great excerpt from the article:

"While it might look like an overnight success in hindsight, the story of React is actually a great example of how new ideas often need to go through several rounds of refinement, iteration, and course correction over a long period of time before reaching their full potential."
It’s only a matter of time when virtual currency will become mainstream
Jobs, Trade or maybe Birther? Twitter's reaction to the debate
If it breaks the internet, the perpetrators will have no way to shut it off. Internet armageddon.
Dominic is a PhD researcher in this area. He has a lot of DOD type work where the Navy Seals want "Ketogenic Diet in a Pill" because subjects under ketosis are more resistant to oxygen toxicity when diving at depth.

http://www.onr.navy.mil/Media-Center/Press-Releases/2015/Oxy...

Dominic is also a super-strong guy and deadlifts like 600+ pounds while in ketosis. It's a fascinating 2 hour podcast. I don't think you'll be able to listen to it without wanting to be in ketosis.
Not knowing what OP's specific change involves, key ENTP gifts are going to involve 1) ideating quickly over (or identifying relevant) new technologies or patterns in general and 2) constructing novel frameworks or sets of rules, and refining them to be more elegant over time[0]. If an ENTP working for me wanted to be less involved in managing the day-to-day, I'd be pretty happy about that and would highly encourage them to get their head back in the clouds and start proposing new solutions in our problem domain. The ENTP talent for ideation and ability to distill patterns into frameworks could be extremely helpful in creating breakthroughs in any industry.

[0] 1: extraverted intuition; 2: introverted thinking, the primary and secondary cognitive functions used by ENTPs, based on the Jungian theory of cognitive functions.
That's awesome that your doctor is working with you, most will just push drugs to treat the symptoms (usually modafinil or xyrem). I wish more doctors would suggest or support dietary change.
Should we use partitions in a relational model or definitely a norelational way?
Hi there!

We have several stores in a system with their respective customers. So, we want each of the stores to be in different tables. Is it good to use a no-relational way like customers.store1, customers.store2, etc...? Or what is the best way to do this?

Thanks in advance!
This was prompted largely by a move from Docker Compose, where we used env_file quite a bit. kenv will both create the Secret/ConfigMap resource as well as inject the env lookups into an existing Kubernetes resource (deployment, replicaset, daemonset, or replication controller). This allows us to keep our environment specific configuration alongside the app and just inject at deploy time.
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> Conforming to the recommended vaccination regime for your area, whilst avoiding unnecessary vaccinations that are not recommended by medical authorities

In the US, the CDC recommends 4 lifetime doses of IPV (usually administered as three doses between the ages of 2 and 18 months, with a booster shot when the child begins preschool or kindergarten (4-6 years old)). The schedule in other countries in which polio has been eliminated is similar. Some countries will even require evidence of the vaccination schedule in order to grant entry to travelers.

The only countries in which this is not the recommendation are countries in which polio is either endemic or circulating through vaccine-derived cases, in which case OPV is used instead of IPV.
I'm not the parent, but I agree with 'math, math, and more math' as good advice.

My own situation is this: I've been working as an RF telemetry and instrumentation engineer for 8 years. Time and time again, I've been able to rise above because I put in the time to understand the fundamental math underlying what we're doing, and use that understanding to troubleshoot issues. Surprisingly, most of my colleagues have not put in this level of effort and their career trajectories have suffered as a result.

I would also add this: learn to program. Now, the vast majority of people here already do know how to program, but many people in the aerospace and mechanical engineering fields really don't, or don't use what knowledge they gained in school. I put in the time on the side to learn some data science and programming skills. I was able to use these skills to solve some rather tricky problems, gaining me additional recognition. I have now used this success to switch career tracks to a software engineering position. I start the new position next month, wish me luck!
I found versions 5 and 6 really buggy. 7 got better but I am waiting a while before going to 8. It is just too risky to upgrade so soon, given its years of buggy releases. It's poor.