skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use some android app (fitness run or something like this) to have logs. Google fit is nice even though it's not precise GPS wise (relies on Google Maps trip logs).

A smartphone is a bit annoying to carry and use, I might invest in a gps wrist so I can pause / resume with a button.

Right now I'm at 2x2.5km jogging + 5km of walk. And even though I don't have a calorie deficit, I already lost significant amount of fat and got back muscle mass (the bliss of sore muscles right? ;) I'm sure even with a normal diet it's a lot better to have a more active metabolysm as it is now.
Obligatory links to a great documentary on text adventures and infocom:

http://www.getlamp.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRhbcDzbGSU

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Get_Lamp
Ever since that pg post, I can't help thinking about how much of a role PR plays in stories. Did Black Book and Cargurus just happen to get mentioned here? Or did they reach out to the journalist, or vice-versa? Did they pay for the privilege? (Doubt it, but possible.) Always tough to know, since the best PR is subtle enough that you at least wonder whether it was involved at all.
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Not buying it. Having sex with underage kids is still a crime that can be reported on and an off hand comment by a bitter Slate journalist who's sad his power as a journalist to wreck lives has been curtailed doesn't change that.

Since you mentioned 'what Hulk Hogan and Peter Thiel did' as if they're somehow not the victims, I suspect you're a journalist too. Are you?
Perhaps a bit off topic but Medium seems to be experimenting and "pushing" writers to write more. I don't write regularly and my articles don't attract much traffic/visitors. However, the followers are increasing exponentially for no apparent reason. I see no correlation with anything and I don't know where to look.
Early on in the Reiser case there was at least some room for doubt because there were a lot of unknowns, however once the facts that came out pointed fairly uniformly at Reiser having killed his wife most of that evaporated.

Here there is very little room for such creativity, the amount of contorting one would have to do in order not to conclude that Madsen killed Kim Wall is speaking volumes about those attempting it.
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I'm pretty sure I've seen it implemented in a number of TI-83 z80 ASM programs back in the early 2000s, but I can't find a link to anything now. I recall seing a "bresenSlice" implementation in Z80 at some point though.

EDIT: Was it ever patented? Might be why people didn't use it.

EDIT2: I googled it, couldn't find any patents (except for other patents mentioning Bresenham's algorithm). However, the Run-Slice algorithm was published in 85, so it hasn't had as much time to become famous. Also, I found this article describing a newer algorithm from 1999 which looks pretty interesting too:

> Nowadays, most of research papers suggest improvements of the DDA method that was first presented by J. Bresenham. This paper proposes a new algorithm based on a careful analysis of the line segments’ properties some of them previously unused.

http://www.ai.univ-paris8.fr/~boyer/Articles/1999_cgf.pdf
D has this use case solved in a really nice way. All you have to do is write a function that converts the DSL into D code and then do something like `mixin(my_dsl_converter('foobar'))`.
>>If you have fewer people doing the work and more people depending upon it, standards of living will fall.

This is already the case in the US.

Most social security money(Pensions, SS, State Pensions etc etc) comes from existing taxes that are collected.

>>If I had to bet on a (peaceful) solution, it would be automation.

That kind of runaway automation that could pay for this kind of a party isn't close, may not be even in the next few decades.
In India, we believe sitting with your leg hanging is not healthy. We usually sit on the floor which will restrict blood flow to the lower part of the body, resulting in more blood to the upper body where most of the vital organs are.

Yogis/Rishis sit for months in that cross legged posture without any issues.

Standing/Jogging/Walking is not the opposite of sitting. We need to learn how to sit properly
I use both vim and atom, but I can't imagine writing code all the time in vim.
reinventing the wheel and more changes to how current equipment works, in particular viewing aids, would bury this car in regulatory hell. it would take years to get permission for it to be on the road. figure it this way, if it takes many years just to get permission to change headlight technology can you imagine the time it would take to adjust to what Apple was proposing?

phones are dead simple compared to cars because phones NHTSA and Insurance issues to face up to
On cars maybe but the Honda Uni Cub is kinda fun https://youtu.be/WCwzaTPARtU?t=20s
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Sit on the floor in cross legged posture and work
RV = Recreational Vehicle (camper van,...) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recreational_vehicle
Free tools for monitoring?
Which tools do you use/recommend?
I read that twitter reply as

Without the huge stink that my prominence created, I would still be locked out. Also, I'm not allowed to talk about why I was banned (which would help others not get banned), nor how someone less notable could've gotten their life back.
> fraught

You meant to write 'fraud'. Fraught is a synonym for 'to be full of' or 'distressed'.
Am I the only one who thinks C# is evolving too fast ? Frankly it's hard to keep up when you're not a language geek.
We only do that for the government part of the pension. your additional pension is saved up and invested for you. Currently there is about 2 trillion USD in the Dutch pension system.
Oh my god! What a coincidence this is. Yesterday at around 3am I woke up in the middle if the night and I had the worst pain in my lower back.

I have never had any problems with my back in my entire life so this came as a shocker. My job is as a web developer so I spend 90% of my time awake seated and working.

Here's what happened:

Once I woke up, I tried standing up and I could barely walk because of the pain. Talk about being god damn mortified. I immediately called my girlfriend to let her know she should probably check on me in the morning.

In a state of panic, I also called a doctor friend of mine at around 4:30am. I explained my situation to him and he told me to conduct a simple test and answer some questions so he could assess what it could be: he asked me to put my chin on my chest which I could and that was good. He also asked whether there was numbness or tingliness which I didn't have so he was more at ease. However, because he couldn't explain what it was he suggested I should go to the hospital. It wasn't safe to get out at that time so I decided to take some ibuprofen which luckily I had, and wait it out till the sun was up. I managed to get some sleep by 5:50am and by the time I woke up at 9am. The pain had somehow reduced and I could walk again.

My friend later on prescribed some myospaz and suggested it might have been a muscular issue. I'm feeling much better now. I still can't bend or lift heavy things but I can at least I can do some basic stuff like go to the bathroom without feeling excruciating pain when I change body posture e.g. moving from standing to sitting position and vice-versa.

I'm working from home now. Seated on my couch in the living room because, you know, code must be shipped and I absolutely love what I do. My back is rested on the couch so I'm pretty comfortable and the pain has been gradually decreasing.

LESSONS LEARNED

1. What didn't help:

Reading about back pains on the internet. If you want to absolutely heighten your anxiety when panicking about your health, read about it on the internet. I had begun to imagine the worst.

2. My girlfriend has been so great helping me out with cooking and cleaning since I've been pretty much useless at any laborious tasks. I should probably marry her NOW. She's been amazing.

3. Ergonomics

I've been trying to figure out what I might have done to trigger this and the only thing that comes to mind is that lately I had been changing my posture to a more upright position i.e. straight back instead of leaning back on the chair and letting my back ease up by resting it on the back of the chair. I'm insatiably trying to learn all I can about this topic. (any resources are welcome)
The distinction I presume germany makes (because so do the Netherlands) is whether an intentional killing was premeditated (i.e. poisoning a spouse, or lying in ambush with a knife) or was conceived of in the heat of the moment (i.e. you insult my mother, I get so angry I grab a knife and stab you).

I think in America, this is the difference between murder in the first and second degree.
Sorry to interrupt your revenge phantasy, but where do you get the idea that people opposing neo-nazis are exclusively college students, or that they commit crimes in any number that would be significant?

Looking at photos of the recent rallies in Boston as well as Charlottesville, I think any reasonable observer would conclude that those opposing the nazis tend to have better jobs than those they are opposing. I'm drawing this conclusion for the distinct difference in the amount of face tattoos between these two groups.
Don't run into stuff??? You realize it is called an "accident" for a reason. The backup camera and blind spot detection are worth real dollars in my experience.
and the URL domain, I thought "Shop Walmart and more of your favorite stores, faster" was an inserted ad till I noticed it was on blog.google on the real front page.
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How do you dress, and how do you carry things? (Laptop/documents to work, groceries from the store...)
I want kids some day, and I know saving 50% at that time might lead to sacrifices I don't want to make. But until then, I would probably have had a professional career anywhere from 7-13 years. Those savings can then accumulate rents for a long time, even though I wont be able to contribute any new significant amounts.
I am a bit puzzled by OneLocal.

It looks like it's a review generation / marketing automation / CRM solution for small businesses.

Just off the top of my mind, i can think of the following venture backed companies that do the same (at least on the reviews / marketing for SMB front):

- BirdEye

- Podium.com

- DemandForce

- Signpost

- Yodle

- Womply

- Broadly.com

- Yext

What am I missing?
I don't share your fatalism. Genocides may be human nature, yet we should strive to prevent them.

So, are you saying that it's acceptable that someone is shamed and isolated by the society to the point where he cannot, for example, find a job? That's within the current laws, but I am sorry, I find this idea very morally unacceptable.

I think a relationship is a different situation. But to return to the original matter - if I cannot convince someone with rational argument, why should I take their emotions seriously (that they feel threatened by something)? They need to learn to handle their emotions first, and then we can talk.

Maybe I just don't understand what you're saying, you have confused it somehow. You started talking about somebody feeling threatened, and now you're talking about them being angry. If they cannot control their anger about things that are not really threatening to the point we cannot even have rational discussion about what they perceive as a threat, they are mentally ill and they need to learn to cope with it.
You can collect much of this data for yourself on a GNU Linux system by using the cgroups feature of the Linux kernel which is more powerful than nice https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/cgroup-v1/cgroups.t... .

Using the various CPU* options, you can turn on CPUAccounting, pin a given process and its children/threads to a range of CPUs, place CPUQuotas and so forth. There's a lot of power and granularity there.

I know, anecdotally, that devops/sysadmin folk use this to also audit and test energy consumption of processes over time. (Certain popular PID 1 programs have a run tool that allows you to easily, dynamically change and audit process resource usage.)

My typical use case, for instance, is auditing and managing various Emacs' processes lifetimes while running potentially racy elisp code.
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I believe some games companys use it. Naughty Dog of Uncharted and The Last of Us fame, being the most famous. I think they used it to create some game logic DSL or something of that sort.

More info here - https://www.reddit.com/r/Racket/comments/5g8xse/are_there_an...
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In Angband (ascii rogue-like), there was an auto-roller to solve this problem. So char generation was also a bit of "what are my chances to get a reasonable character with two or three really good attributes in the time I am willing to wait?"
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Backpack. Obviously you don't get family scale groceries, But I can carry back fruits + ham + pack of small bottle home regularly.
You can't stop people from leaving. Look at USSR, India or any other ex-socialist economy. Unless you turn your country into a kind of North Korea, these things can't be stopped. And even if you did turn your country into North Korea, the rich will likely be in the top party positions and do whatever is best for them.

Every other socialist economy has had this thing in the past to make it hard for people to leave. They don't work because you can't make people stay against their will.

Most countries have now learned this the hard way. On the longer time period you can only encourage people to do good work, you can't punish them into doing it.
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I don't think there's any argument it's bad game design. It's inherited from D&Ds history as evolving from the war game genre.
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I'm sick of all this drama that people create around this bullshit around wrongthink and the like.

Didn't they ever learn as kids sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me?

Surely, in OSS tons of people are going to have different opinions about many things, as long as they are respectful who cares what they think?

Seriously some people in this world need to eat a bag of concrete and harden the fuck up.
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> With many countries tabling laws to outlaw the sale of diesel and gasoline cars around 2030,

And the world moves closer to the tale in Rush's song "Red Barchetta" from 1981 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Barchetta).
And they need my personal information for that because...?
Pie-in-the-sky idea here, but only irreversible computations produce heat. Maybe in the distant future we can make chips that do many parallel computations of all branches reversibly, and only make the results irreversible once the correct branch is known?
I'd have to say that the benefits of weight lifting probably outweigh the slight chance you'll get some form of glacouma.
Just go to gym on regular basis and do a lot of core exercises. Also once a hour stand up and walk for a moment. Problem solved.
Yes I expect this to play out as it usually does, as more evidence is gathered, the story he is telling changes accordingly while he is trying to paint himself as good as possible given the proven circumstances, with a full confession once there is no more room for anything but the actual truth.
How much of that is fixed cost? i.e. how much of that 1Gb is still consumed if you have no file (or a single empty file) open and how much is consumed when you open a second 6MB file?
> Individual houses (or even apartments) are less efficient than having everybody living in barracks, hot-bunking the beds in three shifts, and eating some sort of nutrient-balanced kibble in cafeterias.

Efficient at what? The comment you replied to explicitly talked about what's "efficient at moving people".

Of course some people like cars for reasons other than how good they are at getting from A to B, but is that a matter of fundamental human needs, or something more like fashion? Certainly people who commute by car don't seem to actually enjoy doing it.
I've seen a few around Cambridge, very noticeable as a cycling since they sound so different.
is that $70k before or after tax?
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It's not really a fair defence, because D&D also had rules for point buy (limited points to add to stats). They just choose not to use it. Planescape, from the same era, used point buy instead of random rolls. (Which fixes the pointless rerolling until you get stats you want, but not the part about making important decisions before the game starts)
Get a load of this sweet set up

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"You should quit your lofty goals and revert to those more practical in nature.", said no-one who ever accomplished something great
Ah ok I think I get what you're saying better now. Once people decide they're leaving and never coming back, whatever rules you have in place are worthless since they're going to ignore your exit taxes or whatever since they're not coming back and they think your regime is illegitimate anyways.
>in comparison with Germany for example, women tend to have more children (2.3) and have them younger with less impact on their career and revenue.

Indeed. Interestingly the differences between western and eastern states of Germany are huge. Childcare and prenatal care are in general much better in the region of former East Germany. Currently we are short on nearly 300,000 places for children in childcare (Kindertagesstätten/Kitas) but only 30,000 of them are in eastern states. The mother's mean age at first birth in those states is younger (27 years vs. 30 years in West Germany). Now the problem is that unemployment rates are higher in eastern Germany.

Some numbers:

>MOTHER'S MEAN AGE AT FIRST BIRTH
>France 28.1 years (2010 est.)
>Germany 29.2 years (2012 est.)

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/...

>TOTAL FERTILITY RATE
>France 2.07 children born/woman (2016 est.)
>Germany 1.44 children born/woman (2016 est.)

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/...
This so reminds me of the discussion about fire from the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy.

The challenge of a self driving car is to get it to drive by itself, not to try to make it look good and to solve a whole pile of engineering problems that have had everybody in engineering looking at them since as long as we have the profession.

Making gadgets and making a self driving car require a different mind-set. The first is an exercise in consumer packaging, the second is a serious endeavor in engineering something tremendously difficult from the ground up.

What the vehicle looks like is not important at this stage, what is important is whether it can be done at all with sufficient reliability to let it out of the lab and into the mass market.

When someone seriously suggests to 'reinvent the wheel' it is time to re-focus.
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Cities and homes should not be expected to last forever; while we shouldn't be rebuilding them every year, doing so every few decades is probably more environmentally friendly than not.
The New York advice certainly is wrong. Hot humid summer is not New York's best experience.
Could this be more claims instead of a higher incidence? The uptick coincides with the ACA, possibly with a little lag.
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Something like that is used in The Dark Eye and also in Ars Magica. For every virtue or advantage your character has, you should also select a flaw. This makes for some interesting and quirky characters.

Some flaws are "easier" to manage than others (having large debts is a good story hook and not that problematic for adventurers, I think. A character having memory issues however is not easily compensated, but may make for interesting role playing).
>The mutilating part is just what throws me off. If he didn't kill her intentionally, how could he go that far?

After the deed has been done, even if it was an accident, one can panic and try everything to get away with it.
It took 256 Meg to open a 60 byte file. So we can probably assume that is the floor.
Or like it worked in most socialist economies which gradually migrated to free market in the 90s.

Older people make painful sacrifices to merely survive. Younger population doesn't care, and largely thinks the old deserve it for not being serious about their retirements in young age.

Social security in that situation will largely depend on continuing to work in old age, and surviving on bare minimum money and at worst depending on kids and friends.

War and anarchy aren't feasible in old age, when you get knee pain for walking across the street. The whole thing will be bad, its just people have to deal with it and move on.
No, Apple's strength is refining, polishing, blending, and packaging existing electronic and software technologies.

Cars are more about mechanical engineering than electronics or software. Learning automotive design from scratch when you have no experience and barely any trained staff is not a trivial task.

Worse, a Level 5 autonomous car is not an existing consumer technology. At this point there's nothing to refine, and barely anything that could be bought in to start the refinement process.

Apple might as well go into house building, farming, or food products.
Or, common morality among working class is that you shouldn't take what isn't yours and you didn't work for. So, they are taking a moral stand on the matter, even though they could make out materially better by taking a little bit of their rich neighbors earnings.
> carburettor

Excuse me? Carburettor? In 2017?

> You have to tune (lean) the fuel input to reduce fuel consumption and prevent spark plug fouling, but not lean it too much that you overheat the engine.

Can't the engine management software take care of this?
You're actually somewhat wrong:

Manslaughter/"Totschlag" also requires intention (because anything without intention is, by definition, accidental or reckless).

Murder/"Mord" additionally requires one of several distinct characteristics. Among them are the attempt to conceal some other crime, a sexual motive, exploiting a victim's particularly weak ability to defend themselves, seeking financial gain, and maybe one or two more I forgot.

Yeah, that list is all over the place, and rather inconsistent. It will be changed any decade now.
Fair enough, but the point is that 5 tot 10 years is realtively short term. Imagine looking at the stock market from 2006 to 2011. Ouch!

But then 2011 until 2016 looks amazing! Wow!

There will always be up and downs. The trick is not to try and time them, just ride it out.

And don't forget to put a bigger percentage of your portfolio in bonds / safe things the older you get. You don't want to retire one year after the next '2008' and have everything in stocks.
Did you not watch the video?

I call a car that is cornering, accelerating/braking, actively dealing with traffic and finally parking itself a self driving vehicle.
That would be terrible if it were to happen; it would mean either sprawling, inhumane cities or small settlements that are awful to live in if you don't conform to the norm. Possibly both. Personal vehicles just take up far too much land.