skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It's in a crap location (next to the highway)

Actually, the ease of getting to Central, Arques, Fair Oaks, and Wolfe makes that location extremely compelling for a lot of people, me included. From Central eastbound you would take the Fair Oaks exit, keep left onto America, and boop, you're home. That's actually pretty good, unless you're expecting Sunnyvale to behave like San Francisco and be anti-car.

This isn't theoretical, either. I know someone who specifically looked in those dozen or so blocks between Maude and Arques once his employer dug in about a mile away, and he ended up buying on Morse. He walks now. It's a cute little neighborhood, and I'd consider it if I were in the market.
> I'm still waiting for a mixed commercial/residential/governmental tract where you can have a police station, library, courthouse, and office space mixed in with houses and shops.

Especially for "consumer" facing government services like libraries and postal centers.

I think getting local governments to mix in more "official" functions might be harder since some of the legitimacy of those functions sometimes stems from the power signalling they use to distinguish the building from the rest of society -- e.g. courthouses tend to be big official looking buildings with lots of wood paneling in the courtrooms.

In Korea, where land is at a premium, you find tiny police stations all over Seoul, but even the very small ones tend to be stand-alone affairs. IIR courthouses tend to be either standalone or as part of larger local government centers.

http://img11.deviantart.net/5c0d/i/2013/337/5/1/police_stati...

https://s3.amazonaws.com/gs-waymarking-images/fb6d6675-11fb-...
Scaleway is shit, I use it since the closed beta (I live in France) and even if they are good to host simple websites with no big trafic their service is very disappointing.
First they surfed on the ARM bare metal hype for a while and then changed everything to sell x64 VPS. They lack a lot of features as they don't provide backup system or even snapshots.
Their staff think of themselves as fucking gods and do not give a shit about customers request. They have been out of order many times and don't communicate at all about it.
You are definitely just a running billfold in their eyes, never spend money for them.
It's less about calories in - calories out as it is about giving those calories something better to do than turn into fat cells. Exercising breaks down muscle, you need energy to build it back up.

If you exercise too much then you'll get hungrier, it's easy to overeat in this situation if you're not careful. So just keep it to light walks or cardio and prioritize the diet.
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I think this gives the correct answer, but the computation is different (which is fine - we're only looking at the answer); K over/scan go left-to-right, and if I'm not mistaken, APL and J go right to left, that is, in K:

+/!5 equals ((((1+2)+3)+4)+5) which is not 1+2+3+4+5

whereas in APL/J it is

+/iota5 equals (1+(2+(3+(4+5)))) which is 1+2+3+4+5

I find the APL approach mathematically consistent and elegant, but the K approach is more practical - it makes over and scan useful for state machines, parsing, and many other uses without having to reverse anything twice.

But often, as in this case (or the flatten case) it doesn't matter which direction you start folding from.
Can't outrun a fork.
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Sure, and that is an argument you can make in court after the evidence has been submitted.
If you need a USB interface with one or two pres, look at the Audient ID4/ID14. If you need more, I suggest the larger Focusrite Scarlett interfaces. If you already have an interface you're happy with and need a bit more clean gain, try a Cloudlifter.
A snappier version which gives the flavour: Data scientists use {tensor flow, scikit-learn, parquet, hadoop, spark, scrapers, etc}. Data engineers write {tensor flow, scikit-learn, parquet, hadoop, spark, scrapers, etc}.
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Is the average revenue per user a relevant number though? When it comes to choosing what platform to develop for, wouldn't total revenue be a more important number?
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> You would.

No, and that's specifically what the article is about. Specifically the quote you are looking for is:

"Physical activity seems to set off a cascade of changes that can affect how much you eat, how many calories you use, and in turn, your body weight."
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Can confirm, know a guy who plays video games and is not looking for work.

Playing video games is his work.
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They are made by Foxconn, which is a Taiwanese company.
Yeah I know....and I'm usually so anal about getting or linking to original sources. Hopefully a mod will update.
This was done in Russia where labor costs are a lot lower. Most construction workers make a fifth of what they make in the states, and I imagine related costs are also lower. So probably a lowball figure, but plausible.
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What we seem to be running into, is that any strategy based on trusting some sites and not others breaks when very large groups of sites have opposite opinions. Depending on your starting set you will end up with wildly diverging trust scores
Clickbait title. A better way to name is would've been "Why exercise is not enough to lose weight".
sigh yes, and the OP also states that the rpi foundation is anti business.

the point still stands, have they talked to the rpi foundation about it?
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Anyone read the short science fiction (soon to be non-fiction) story Manna.

Is this the prototype of cheap "terrafoam" housing for the poor ppl displaced from the society? ;)
By "changed everything to sell x64 VPS" I guess you mean "Added VPS offerings alongside their bare metal ARM servers"?

I have snapshots of my Scaleway servers sitting there right now. I've also never experienced any downtime (6 months and counting).

I'm not saying anecdotes are completely without merit, but they don't pair well with rhetoric.
1.4B identity leak story incoming Monday morning
I'm wondering the same thing
The NIT used in Freedom Hosting pwnage was originally a Tor/VPN leak test on Metasploit ;)
BTW, forgot to add this example of "hoarding". An apartment not used for 70 years...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2323297/Inside-Paris...
Yes. Good old fashioned corporate snark. Even though I disagree with Lycoming's estimation of how difficult it is to operate lean of peak and agree with the APS/GAMI "experts", I do appreciate that Lycoming came out swinging and published the snark.
Gaming Googles image search is a popular activity on some subreddits. Basically telling people to upvote a picture of something with a misleading title. Like if you search for images of "gaming console", a picture of a potato will appear. It is very clear that their "AI" is not that clever yet.
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There are plenty of unnecessary jobs, especially in large companies (anecdotal, I have friends working in a local bank and from what I hear, they could easily replace half their workforce with one or two actually competent people -- and before anyone questions this, these are people who created a database table with 7000! columns) and government.

A "bullshit" job is one created only for the purpose of creating a job. That is, its unnecessary or redundant and only exists because we've decided that people need jobs and we don't have enough "necessary" or "socially contributing" jobs.

There are also lots of factory, agriculture, logistics, manual labour jobs that I believe will soon (next 10 to 20 years) be replaced by automation, be it robotics, self-driving vehicles or software. It also seems to me that the jobs that are in my opinion most likely to be automated are the ones that currently employ the largest amount of people.
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Many games knew exactly where the beam was and played tricks on your eye. These don't translate well to LCD.
MIT we are a long way off from solving the problem with self-driving cars
Something most people ignore when it comes to comparing Mac and PC price-wise is the cost for a license of the OS.

Currently, a license for Windows 10 Pro costs € 279 in the German Microsoft Store, while macOS Sierra is free for everyone who can run it. (Some say, Mac is the most expensive dongle.)
You are right, I'm only familiar with central London.

I doubt Croydon currently has enough glamour to attract the super rich to park their money with empty mansions.

I imagine that the main reason for property to be empty in Croydon is that it can't be sold/rented at the target price level.
Short explanation:

It's much easier to control your diet than it is to run a marathon every other day.
That really isn't practical given the number of datacentres CF are in * the number of free customers they have.

Perhaps for some tier of paid customer.
Cool idea.

I wonder if its possible to support C.H.I.P (https://getchip.com) or 32-bit Raspberry Pi's?
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Nonsense. The studies show that exercise will limit your weight loss even when you control your calorific intake: so if your primary goal is to lose weight, you shouldn't be exercising. The title is fine.

Of course, it's not the _healthiest_ option, but that's not the point of the article.
> I think once it hits v1.0, we'll begin to see a lot more companies adopting its usage for data science, statistics, and machine learning.

I don't. It doesn't have the incumbency of R, the use in other areas of programming of Python, or a company actively marketing it like MATLAB. It's not 5x or 10x or whatever good enough than the alternatives to assert itself in the playing field.

If it means you get your work done using it, be all means use it. But I think it will stay around clojure levels of use in data science, statistics, and machine learning.
Well exercise worked for me. Started cycling to work, lost 10kg in 6 months, with no change made to my diet.
I didn't know Online was related to Free! I used their insanely cheap €2-per-month mobile plan when I lived in France for 6 months last year. Amazing value, they seem very popular for DSL too (though I didn't use that). Back in Germany now everything seems so damn expensive. The internet, the mobile plans, the electricity...

Anyway, thanks for doing this digging, it's interesting. Scaleway has its shortcomings but I find it to be one big fascinating experiment.
As you said, that's not all there is to it. I wonder if we can improve that simple saying with a couple of other simple easy to understand sentences. Sort of like Pollan's: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants".

"Weight change = calories in - calories out. Exercise makes you hungry."

But I'd also like to add a simple sentence that captures the essence of what happens on a radical calorie restriction without exercise, like lowered metabolism and muscle loss. Suggestions?

But as the article notes, the third sentence I want is less important than the first two.
I have all my pre-HD systems (NES - Dreamcast) hooked to a round 32" CRT in my spare room the way I remember growing up.
Dogs have the tendency of tilting their head
pretty standard feature on Japanese phones for unemployed people or people who wanna look more busy or important, I guess people in West don't care do much about losing face our impression
I appreciate this sentiment but I think that requires a specialized document since it'd be focusing on general encryption and data protection tools.

My limited understanding of the Android ecosystem is also that the fragmentation makes it very difficult to have a comprehensive guide for Android, since what is applicable on device A may not be applicable for device B, whereas with iOS, "turn on these settings" is applicable across the entire ecosystem.

I think it's just the difficulty of having a comprehensive and simple reference document for Android, regardless of cost. The same regional difficulties even for specific device recommendations makes such a comparable document difficult, as not all phones are easily purchasable in all regions.

So it's definitely something that needs attention, but the low-cost-secure doc may be more difficult than it seems at first blush.
The Ubuntu upgrade process is still fairly broken if you have anything outside of the default install, but I am glad to hear that it works well enough on Fedora.
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If I feel sleepy in the early/mid afternoon I'll head to the bathroom and have a slow quick wash of the face and neck with a damp cold flannel.

Gets rid of the daily grime etc. and leaves you feeling refreshed.

Followed by a coffee and I've regained my pip.
Their business plan was using the revolutionary ARM CPUs to make cheap offers with real hardware. That was clear, that's what they sold us in the beginning.
Know they are stuck with it because of their lack of knowledge: the C1 server doesn't even support IPV6!

Stop kidding about "snapshots". They don't offer snapshots at all. Period. You should shutdown your server through the fucking dashboard before you can click the snapshot button. Snapshot is an instant backup made on a running server, otherwise it's useless.

Tell me what you want but I know what I've seen for 3 years with them. Now I and my company are running DO servers, which is way better for the price.
Only 7 or 9 actual developers that work for Mozilla in servo. IIRC.
It is not that simple. Regular exercise raises also your base energy consumption while you are not exercising.
All that muscles, greater heart, bones etc. have to built somehow after exercise, that uses energy.
You are not getter faster, lighter and stronger while running, but in the rest.
That's just the one with comments. Here are some other submissions:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13799054 (qz.com)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13797318 (telegraph.co.uk)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13794367 (telegraph.co.uk)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13790252 (mashable.com)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13783175 (mashable.com)

I'm sure there are more - it's a popular story.
If inertial mass and gravitational mass could be different, what sort of effects would that have? If we were able to make a material with much more mass of one kind than the other, what sort of things would be possible?
the next Silicon Valley won't have Silicon in its name. Maybe AI gorge.
Thanks for the reply, and the point of view! I definitely need to be able to orient myself better. And this was more of the question "would it be worthwhile to spend a year doing research at a Riken or similar" in terms of growth, scientific viewpoints and output.

Thanks!
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Maybe all linkers shouldn't be treated as equal. Random FB/Twitter posts reveal interest in the topic, but not accuracy of the article. But I assumed Google was accounting for this already.
Some 1200 days ago there was another story about a 3D printed house:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6628137

Is this one significantly different?
No, please don't. Configuration file should be declarative and passive. You
should be able to generate and load such file from any other language
(for reporting, for detecting what things are configured, stuff like that).
Programming language embedded in a configuration file makes the config
unreadable.
The amount you apologised at the end of your post gave me some indication about where your head is at now.

You may be stuck in to rigid a routine to be able to see it (everyday you go for a long walk and drink). Maybe change things up a bit. Break away from the cycle you're in.

Do you have any other hobbies? Creative ones? Spend an afternoon learning to draw a face. Or try and cook something complex you've never tried before.
I hope I'm not saying anything wrong here, but from what I'm aware there are two major problems with MS Office that LibreOffice doesn't have:

* It doesn't have all that macro bundling stuff in normal documents that's the source of the whole macrovirus issue.

* It doesn't have any OLE-object-can-run-embedded-EXE-files-on-click-feature.

I'd say that's a huge win.
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That's an interesting comparison, particularly now. Until the last few years CRTs certainly had better image quality than the alternatives.
Metrics are destroying lots of departments in lots of companies. Everyone seems to fixate on the analytics for this week or maybe this quarter, there is little or no attempt to understand the why or think long term. So many companies have cut back severely on the sorts of risky investments they used to make regularly, because the data is being conflated with reality
Why can't you use higher-order functions in macros?
Calorie counts are another that google often gets wrong. Try "Calories in corn" or "calories in black beans."
I don't understand this level of outrage. In any case being outraged doesn't make you right, and it doesn't authorize you to twist the facts. So let's compare your claim that Docker was "just a container runtime" for years, and we are suddenly changing that to "fit our marketing strategy", whatever that means. For reference here is the changelog of Docker: https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

- Docker has included a container build system since version 0.3 in May 2013. https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#03...

- Docker has included image storage and distribution since the version 0.1 in March 2013. https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#01...

- The official website has said "Docker is a platform to build, ship and run distributed applications" since 2014, and clearly featuring the collection of multiple tools forming that platform. https://web.archive.org/web/20141216011043/https://www.docke...

- Docker has included a distributed key-value store and optional multi-host networking since version 1.7 in June 2015. https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#17...

- Docker has included orchestration since 1.12 in June 2016.

- Docker has included cryptographic content trust since version 1.8 in August 2015. https://blog.docker.com/2015/08/content-trust-docker-1-8/

- Docker has included secrets management since 1.13 in February 2017. https://blog.docker.com/2017/02/docker-secrets-management/

- Docker for Mac and Windows have included a built-in hypervisor and OS since March 2016. https://blog.docker.com/2016/03/docker-for-mac-windows-beta/

- Docker for AWS and Azure have also included a built-in OS since June 2016. https://blog.docker.com/2016/06/azure-aws-beta/

- Docker started gradually factoring out its container runtime in 2013. First with libcontainer; then with runc/OCI; and most recently with containerd. https://containerd.tools

- containerd in particular exists since 2015; and it's been over a year since Docker doesn't perform any container runtime task itself - it's all handed off to containerd.

I could go on. Docker has said clearly and consistently, for several years now, that it is building a platform made of a collection of tools, including but not limited to a core container runtime. You just didn't want to hear that explanation, either because you didn't like it, or because someone other than Docker (perhaps a competitor) gave you an incorrect explanation of what Docker is.

And now that the dissonance is becoming hard to ignore, you're forced to reconcile your incorrect definition of Docker with the real definition, and it makes you angry. But, like I said, being angry doesn't make you right. And it doesn't put you above having to provide evidence of your claims. So, can you provide concrete evidence that we are "hurting our users"?
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For those who enjoy commentary tracks, the 4h11m Bluray doesn't contain the commentary by Richard Schickel (film historian and critic), however the 3h49m version does [1].

This is the proper theatrical release with an optional commentary track.

For the 4h11m version, the commentary was dropped due to a lack of space and also because the commentary doesn't cover the additional scenes.

[1] http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Once-Upon-a-Time-in-America-Bl...
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Maybe you're right but if you're anything like me, I don't believe you.

I am just not a good observer for my own actions. The very act of logging what I eat changes what I eat, how much I eat, and how often.

If you asked me last year how I lost weight, I'd have said by drinking more water. That is likely not true in hindsight. At least, it is not the complete truth. The point is that I can't tell you what worked, even just for me.