skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Consider reading Whole by Campbell and Starch Solution by McDougall. Add How Not To Die by Greger and if you want some more add End of all Diets by Fuhrman.

The gist: Limit the fats. If your exercising and/or are at least moderately active, you can have some more nuts and seeds etc. But if you're sitting at the computer all day, limit fats to the absolute minimum. Eat lots of carbs. The body will not turn them into fat. Lot's of studies (100 years+) on this. Just open your eyes and read online and the books I mentioned.

Funny example: Oven chips vs french fries. Prefer oven chips with <= 2% fat and your "OK". Steamed potatoes with zero fat are, of course, better in this context.

Not saying keto diets (meat based or not, but protein+fat instead of starchy/sugary carbs based) don't work. Just really bad karma with the cruelty against animals in meat farms etc. Not cool. Not cool. Anyway, long term data isn't there yet on keto diets. And generally speaking: The world is getting sicker. And Campbell & Co seem to hint at food - mainly animal products - are the cause. McDougall etc show that the human race survived and thrived on starch. (Low fat! Actually.)

Consider this..

Vegetarian or vegan means little. WFPB (whole food plant based) is a better term. And find your sugars and starches under this WFPB umbrella and your good. These foods have only little amount of natural fat. Look at WFPB / 80/10/10 athletes for examples..

Just my two cents..
I really enjoyed this article and the one about the ambient notification cube! Well-written. It's nice to hear someone else talk about how hard it it to stay consistent with worthwhile projects while maintaining a day job. Congrats on sticking it out!
I'm sure there's a monetization plan they aren't talking about because it would be horrible. Perhaps commercials between scenes and/or the $10 pass is only good for daytime showings for long released movies and weekend newer releases are still bought like normal.
Thanks many for your kind explanation. It makes more sense now. I forgot that important detail that mapping is pretty easy as most involvements reduce to and from 3-SAT
I'm not here to name call (although I am certainly prone to name calling).

If we take a look at the recent spate of articles covering sexism and harassment in the workplace at companies in the field, it is clear that there is a problem. If someone were at the point in their lives where they were choosing a field in which to place their career, they may very well choose one where their gender would be less of an issue. That causes a gender gap.
Show HN: My First Proper Mobile Game Using Unreal Engine: Turbo Spin
45mg for black tea and 25mg for green tea
>> You also realize that there's no real difference between funding the organizations who do bad things, and starting / running those organizations, right?

I didn't mean to ignore your question in my earlier reply. I realize this entirely. I'm not funding ISIS or trafficking organizations - I'm funding(for minutes at a time) pubicly traded organizations. Those tend to not dabble in the acts you mentioned. Hyperbole is fun, right?
I don't think my problem is the transaction, it's the movies on offer. I don't care about comic book characters. The "transaction" is fine, the junk food and the soda are fine, seats and sound and picture are fine. The movies aren't.
Odeon have the same thing, called Limitless: http://www.odeon.co.uk/limitless/
This is already a thing in the Netherlands (Its called a Unlimited Card, I got one), but is more like $20.
NASA requires plutonium-238 for radioisotope power systems for spacecrafts. Plutonium-238 was a by-product of now defunct Cold War–era nuclear weapon factories.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory produced a 50-gram sample in late 2015—the first since 1988. This year, having refined the process, the lab expects 300 grams. They want to ramp up to 1.5 kilograms per year.
You seem to complain but not contribute. Can you explain maybe why the discussion around the funniest supply important?
Yeah already works in UK have two schemes: Odeon Limitless or Cineworld Unlimited

Though are more expensive
Same here, also Dutch. I, and I think almost all Dutch people with me, prefer paying from a debit account. This means either iDeal or Paypal with a connected bank account.

I've never integrated Stripe, but it seems it is possible to use iDeal with stripe:

https://stripe.com/docs/sources/ideal
> doesn't work with my monitors for some reason. They are non-Apple and thus not supported.

I've got a 2012 Mac Mini with Dell display connected over DP, and night shift just works. So at least some non-Apple displays are supported. Not sure what's the difference here.
Gtop – system monitoring dashboard for terminal
>And let's be honest, without some sort of external coercion, these companies aren't going to stay in the US.

Chip fabs are already overseas and there's zero practical approaches to bring them here. President "Job Creator" can't bring these jobs here, period. Intel's various management, engineering, marketing, etc jobs aren't going anywhere.
But has this "American Manufacturing Council" been anything but a vanity project for Trump? He seems to love parading these people around for photo ops, but has a single meaningful anything come of it yet?

I think people are seeing the writing on the wall with regards to this presidency as of last week.[0]

[0] http://www.gallup.com/poll/201617/gallup-daily-trump-job-app...
As someone who hires machine learning / data science oriented engineers, I've looked at this curriculum pretty closely and think it looks like a great program.
What Alternative Technology Career Paths Exist for Quants?
> The lunatic with a rifle is not representative of Sanders or his supporters

And nazis aren't representative of Trump or his supporters. To say otherwise would insinuate that _half the country_ are nazis.
The idea is nice but I would have expected region based pricing. Yet if it didn't work out a $30 a month then discounting it severely to get customers doesn't seem like there is any payoff other than for the theaters.

Did AMC roll out something higher priced that this for their own system? If they have one surely the other big chains do so this separate service would seem doomed from the get go
Google Hangouts is what my past few teams have used. Wanting people to put "more thought" into their standup report, however, may be a red flag. An update during standup should be brief, and not result in the standup dragging on and on. No one wants to be there any longer than necessary, and if anything specific needs to be discussed, set aside time for that topic and only for the parties that need to be involved.
Not that I'm actually arguing for eliminating cars from small towns:

The solution is public transport; it seems you already have a train that goes to Jacksonville, though it's rather slow; the Brussels-Bruges line is about the same distance and takes only 1h, even with intermediate stops.

As for not having delivery, that's solved by the question itself: if people didn't have cars, they would definitively deliver!

As for choosing the boards, that's hardly a problem, you go to the shop, choose them and they'd package those specific boards and deliver them. That's fairly common for large items, at least here in Europe, where people (even small town dwellers) tend to have small cars.
One of my favourite undergraduate projects was applying Q-learning to the game Flappy Bird. http://www.mast.queensu.ca/%7Emath472/FlappyQ.pdf
A few points:

>Not well respected

Did you criticize Crowdstike before the 2016 election? Because they're very highly regarded.

>You are taking crowdstrike at their word.

You don't have to trust Crowdstrike, as there are other organizations that did analysis. Most of my links were not from Crowdstrike.

The analyses do not rely solely on C&C IPs, and the fact that you keep harking on that makes me think you haven't read those links. There's lots of TTP and malware analysis.

>that's their defense for not handing over the servers/drives.

It is extremely common for groups to share imaged versions of a computer.
Stripe can in America, through the ACH system. Seems to be able to do SEPA direct debit these days if the vendor is in the EU, too.
We goin' way into grammar land now, but not necessarily - you can repeat the same initial clause like that for emphasis:

Everyone who is left is xyz. Everyone who is left is abc. Everyone who is left is (insert usually more dramatic thing than xyz or abc).
Introducing .NET Core Support for Realm
US government demands details on all visitors to anti-Trump protest website
How is being against race hatred not a moderate position?
“Dogwhistling” isn't failure to clearly state a position, it's using recognized in-group code to signal one meaning to a target group while hoping to avoid notice by a different group.

In Trump's case, specifically, echoing the “Unite the Right” marchers call to respect history while making the “many sides” statement was pointed to as dog-whistle support for the alt-right groups. (The weak statement itself was also called out, but it wasn't the weakness or vagueness of the statement that was the basis of the “dogwhistle” characterization.)

Not sure what the specific alleged dog-whistles were in Damore's memo.
The biggest hurdle preventing me from going multiple times per week is the cost of the ticket + concessions (its part of the experience!).

We have a 2nd run movie theater near where I live. The cost of tickets is $2.50 USD, and the concessions are about the same as first-run theaters (maybe a bit less). The seats are nice, though not the full electric recliners that some theaters have nearby.

So if I can wait to go see a movie (and I usually can) that's a much less expensive option. Even so, I end up going just a few times per year.
I've seen them being used, eg. the /standup command in hipchat, but not a huge fan. Obviously Skype or similar for remote teams.

TBH I always think of standups as being as informal and brief as possible, and physical interaction promotes better comms within the team.

If it's causing real problems, why not suggest a low-tech solution like keeping notes?
It is possible I'm more sensitive to its effects for various reasons but ime one capsule starts working in 30-45 minutes and I get a noticeable effect affecting mood and bodily sensations. 1 capsule certainly gets me more in touch with the internal world when meditating.

I don't know how much one should talk about this stuff on open forums but it certainly can be a shortcut to achieving or visiting some powerful states of experience, which may not be always be or seem positive at least during, so Ymmv and be safe.
One of the interesting things about the Elixir/Phoenix community is that building your own authentication system seems to be encouraged. Even if you're using one of the plugs available (guardian?) you still have to do a ton of manual lifting.
> Damore gets to write code on an at-will basis.

Exactly, Google has every right to fire Damore. Google can do whatever it needs to do if they think this is going to hurt their reputation, finances, or stock price. If your fundamental beliefs don't line up with the organizations', then you probably shouldn't work there.
>When your life is on the line, you have to know why you're fighting

Pretty ironic, considering they're talking about the Iraq War (an invasion founded on lies & deceit)
That reminds me, back during the Tamagotchi craze (which coincided with the Pokemon craze) there was a virtual pet Pikachu that rewarded you for walking (it was a pedometer) and the screen would show Pikachu walking while you were. It was pretty cute. Well, it wasn't long before my little brother figured out how to "cheat" He put it on the washer. (I think dryer worked as well)
After they "verify the market" they will start cranking prices up.
"..no"

When a Snowden for China finally emerges, I think it's going to be far worse than anyone imagined. And people like Shen are complicit with their silence.
I'm confused. The pass sounds like it applies to all movies on offer, not just ones from certain studios.
"This has nothing to do with Islam" vs. "this has nothing to do with Republicans"
Tip: Picks can work as a substitute feeler gauge. Pick thicknesses are often indicated on the pick (i.e. "2mm")
You're probably right that the presentation here is misleading. Most common things like arrays, dictionaries, sets, and more don't really present any trouble in practice. You only use the techniques in my article when structuring your program more broadly, and arrays were just an example.

I'll make a note that for arrays specifically, someone took the trouble to make a mutable version that's usable in IO. Nobody would ever read and write references to an immutable version over using just MArray, but my post might mislead them into doing just that.
Have you been working while studying? Could you share how much hours/week have you been committing?
What are some of the prereq's to be prepared to be successful with completing this degree? Asking as someone who graduated with a CS degree from almost ten years ago (wow, time flies). I've been programming/development pretty much that entire time but I think I have forgot most of the core math and core CS concepts that might be necessary in a CS masters degree.

It's hard for me to estimate how much prep I would need to do to come in to this program and feel comfortable with the tasks at hand.
Where do you draw the line between this and a DoS flood of HTTP requests? At some point a provider has to be able to rate limit requests to maintain service for legitimate users.
Coolest places you're not allowed visit
I used this timer: "Scrum Chatter", so that we have an equivalent time to speak...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.rmen.androi...
We have used Hangouts forever but just started switching to using Slack video calls in a #standup room. The audio and video quality on Slack far exceeds what you get on Google Hangouts. Although we do miss being able to manually dial in a participant that happens to be somewhere that has a spotty data connection. Slack doesn't perform very well in situations where the mobile data is sketchy.
exactly, its not the problems I am worried about. I do think engineers coming to the standup with some thoughts just make the standup exponentially more useful. Totally agree with the informal-ness
It's funny that nonprofits would charge almost twice as much as for-profits.
Worth it -- based on what metric?

My wife did an online master's degree (at a legit university that also had an online program). You have to be very good at self-pacing, diligence, and learning autonomously. You have to be so good at it, in fact, that the type of person who would succeed in an online master's program is the same type of person who would succeed in self-learning without the master's program.

So if your only goal is to learn, then I say no, it's not worth it.

However, you're in Brazil and not a lifelong programmer. Credentials may work against you if seeking a job in the US. Many US companies look at South America as the "nearshore" talent, much better in quality than devfarms in India, but also still cheaper and -- because of that -- slightly lower in quality than US talent.

In that case, spending $7k and completing the program and getting the degree may help you get a $7k higher salary in your first (or next) job. It may give US companies more confidence in your abilities, as you received a US graduate school education.

So from a financial perspective and the perspective of job opportunities inside the US as a foreigner, then I think it may be worth it. If you don't care about getting US jobs then still probably not worth it.

Best of luck!
>He said the high price of tickets, not competition from Netflix or Amazon.com Inc.’s Prime Video service, is a big part of what’s keeping people away. “People really do want to go more often,” Lowe said. “They just don’t like the transaction.”

Maybe he's right but I'm not convinced. I think kids/teens would love to go the theater more but my personal anecdote is that my friends and I lost interest after age 25. It's just not as exciting to go to a theater when you're not in high school or not part of the dating scene in college. Of course, if you're a parent with young kids, you go because you're the chaperone for the Disney movie.

It seems like declining visits by adults is just a general long term trend. Similar to the decline of drive-in theaters. Used to be fun to to drive the car into the lot but the novelty wore off. Adults also went to theaters in 1930s in high numbers (e.g. Gone With the Wind) because theaters were among the first to have air conditioning which was a big deal. Every house has air conditioning now.

Lastly, the economics of movie theaters have created a feedback loop that results in "big tent pole" films like Disney / Transformers / Star Wars dominating the screens. Adults want serious drama like "House of Cards" -- which is available at home.

One could argue that if ticket prices weren't so high, more adults would have gone to theaters which would then have subsequent effect of HoC, Boardwalk Empire, etc only being released in the theaters. I guess one could go down that rabbit hole of an alternate universe but I'm not convinced by it because I still think adults just eventually get bored of the "theater experience". (Babies crying in the back row, other patrons who don't shut off their cellphone ringers, sticky dirty floors, 15-minutes of ads before the movie starts, etc)

EDIT ADD: some replies seem to misunderstand my comments. I know some people do enjoy going the movies and the barrier to that is the price which MoviePass solves perfectly for them. I'm not arguing the existence of such moviegoers. Instead I interpreted “People really do want to go more often,” as a _macro_ trend and my comment is about reversing the macro trend of declining theater attendance. I'm not convinced MoviePass will actually solve that because fundamentally, the thrill of going to the theater wears off (age, Netflix/HBO at home, other entertainment distractions competing for time, etc). Again, that's a macro prediction. Yes, there are lots of enthusiastic moviegoers but they're outnumbered by the people with apathy for attending theaters.
The first episode of Kieslowski's Dekalog (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dekalog) deals with exactly this theme, through the subject of technology. It's from Soviet Poland but it's a memorable illustration.
Don't you need an undergrad degree in computer science to be admitted?

http://www.omscs.gatech.edu/program-info/admission-criteria
I did google around. And they only hits I found were specifically Trump critical media. I'm hard pressed to call that bias.

A fair reporting of Trump comes across in a very bad light. I guess that's unfortunate for him, but it's of his own making.

The real question is whether anything reported on him (or the right at large) are erroneous, as he has claimed hundreds of times ("lies" and "fake" specifically), because the very few times it has happened, it was publicly retracted, and most often people got fired for it. I think that's a marker for healthy news.
A group asking police not to kill them in such great numbers should be grouped with white supremacists? Do you really believe that?
> The assault of Charles Murray.

Is there any concrete proof that it was "liberals" or "the left" who attacked Sanger and pushed the car? It's entirely possible it was but ...

(I'd hesitate to call it "assault of Charles Murray" from the news reports, mind.)

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2017/03/06/middlebury-en...

(Also Charles Murray is a reprehensible racist who should be denied any public platform for espousing his pseudoscientific bigoted bullshit.)
FOR UPDATE ... SKIP LOCKED solved a problem for us recently as well. It's a great feature for an adhoc sort of queue situation without needing a dedicated queue / workers.
Consider reading Whole by Campbell, How Not To Die by Greger, Starch Solution by McDougall, End of all Diets by Fuhrman.

Promoting animal products seems to be somewhat en vogue.

But please open your eyes and look at the data, the history of the human race (starch based!), and for the love of "god" (ie the universe with all that it contains, not the religious kind), look at the cruelty against animals. Bad karma. Really bad karma.

And considering that the human population nowadays with meat, dairy and eggs in their diet is getting sicker and sicker (studies, numbers, all there for you - just have to look), maybe animal products aren't exactly on the safe side..

:-/
"Bollocks" in Britain and "Balls" in North America both refer to the Testes, as does "cojones". So all three statements are actually the exact same slang in regional dialects.

Bollocks, like many slang words, have multiple meanings in different contexts. It can be used as you stated as well, but "What you said is bollocks" and "You have bollocks for saying it" are very different statements.
Prelude> let x = [1, 2, 3]
Prelude> x
[1,2,3]
Prelude> x // [(2,42)]

<interactive>:5:3:
Not in scope: `//'
Perhaps you meant one of these:
`/' (imported from Prelude), `/=' (imported from Prelude)

So, how canonical is this if it's not in Prelude?
When Families Lead Themselves Out of Poverty
agreed, may be more "thought" is not the right word. But have you been in situations when engineers show up and they are struggling to remember what they did yesterday?
>At least we have a chance that Jeri might do a few new videos now.

Silver lining indeed.
Theaters make money on concessions, so they would still really really want you to go as often as possible, as long as you buy popcorn
Concessions is how theaters make money not ticket sales. They get a higher percentage as a movie get's older, but in many showings less than 1% of the seats are filled.

Another consideration is people that go to a lot of movies are likely not be working 9-5 and would avoid the times when theaters are packed.
I agree with you that sexism exists in tech, but it seems like a huge leap to say it's the primary cause of the gender gap.

Gender imbalances exist in many professions (teaching, nursing, social work, counselling). I'm not sure sexism is sufficient to explain all of these.
But this could be of importance for people stopping alcohol due to liver disease. But otherwise should not matter at all indeed!
Should you phish your own employees? (tl;dr – no, it causes more harm than good)
They've already been running this at $50 or $60 a month, why would they drop the price just to raise it again?
He really does say a lot by saying nothing.
Ours too. They end up being a little longer than I wish they were. Have you guys tried any kind of online tools for this? or would you keep preferring Skype? Something like jell.com
Manage network devices like servers: install the Salt minion on Arista switches
Read: has donated shares of Microsoft to his own foundation.

Maybe we can give Gates the benefit of the doubt but for everyone else, this is just a tax scheme.
Why are most founders afraid to share their rejections?
Being rejected is more common than people talk about online. It's inspiring when people actually talk vulnerably about being rejected.

Really enjoying this blog post about Ben Mezrich, who went from 190 rejections in his industry to making it big.

Here's the link: http://okdork.com/ben-mezrich-rejection-tips/

Good lessons on handling rejection, chasing success, thinking unconventionally to "make it," and more.
I think the parent comment is referring to the abundance of comic book derivatives, sequels and uninspired remakes that have become increasingly prevalent of late.
This seems to be the case in many places outside of Rails. I know that Clojure, at least, seems to encourage implementing things yourself by way of leveraging smaller libraries and modules.

Auth is genuinely hard, and turnkey solutions often aren't enough.
We're using geekbot for asynchronous daily standups and it works really well, I love it. Fixes the notes problem as well, I check the standup notes when I'm wondering what I planned to do for today ;)