skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You're likely correct in most situations. Some people have major hormone imbalances that may prevent weight loss (or make it difficult), like the article suggests, but for most people it's as simple as eating healthier and exercising. It's not sexy, new, or fun, so people are always looking for the magic bullet.

I'm a sugar bug, I can buy a bag of Reese's and eat the entire thing without problem. When I eat more sugar, I gain weight, when I eat less, I lose weight, and exercise obviously has its natural results.
I warn against boring big enterprises 1). If they are boring then they are usualy soul killing with all processes/plays/politics and you have no way to improve things without stack of aprovals. Regarding work/life balance all depends on company culture. I have witnessed constant crunch times in various companies, it is up to management and yourself if you want to fight for a badge of honour.

I recommend part-time/freelance work gigs + study + travel at once :) That is all possible in Europe and with Erasmus.
Is it illegal to bring a dog into Australia unless you are Johnny Depp?

Answer: Australia has very strict bio-security laws.
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I'm more concerned people dragoon their doctors based on some half-incoherent Super Bowl ad. They can't possibly be convinced that's ideal for their health in most cases, but I think health insurance hides the costs of wasting your doctor's time.

(Which is to say, I wouldn't be concerned about making it illegal if it stopped being so effective.)
Cool. Let's not negotiate. Consequences? You have a region where 50% of the people are so discontent with the situation that they are willing to go independent. Unsustainable. So you basically give them no option: they can't hold a referendum for an independence, you don't want to find an agreement with them... What kind of government would do that?
Thanks for the link, didn't know that.

Nonetheless I find that most sources lack my trust. There's campaigning from both sides, but the unionists have a huge influence on all the national media.

There's also the big probability that some new elections will have the effect to provide a new Catalan parliament with the same number (at least) of pro-independence elected members.

Then that would "solve" nothing.
It doesn't really prove it wrong. If you eat 3000 calories of butter every day, you're gonna get fat. In that sense, a calorie is a calorie.
Yes, journalism is a bit different, but typically opinion pieces either have OPINION written at the top of the article on the web, or appear in the opinion section of the paper. I generally stay away from opinion pieces because they deliberately try to convince me to a particular side of an argument, which usually excludes alternative information. I'd rather come up with my own conclusions.
Interestingly enough the same arguments secessionists state for breaking with Spain, they expressly forbid such thing inside Catalonia.

V.g. Barcelona can't propose a secession from Catalonia.
Fad diets like keto offer something very important, a model of nutrition. Currently heuristic based eating like "natural" or "non-processed" work, but the knowledge doesn't compound and is brittle. In eastern cultures especially there is a huge body of heuristics for eating. In Chinese culture there is a concept of hot/cold foods and despite it not being accepted in the west, it still has predictive ability above chance.

The end goal I would like to see is healthy off the shelf long lasting processed food that tastes great. It runs contrarian to "eat local and natural, big food is evil" but it solves a huge problem.

Of course on the way imperfect models will yield bad results and heuristics are all we have. When doctors refused to wash their hands because they didn't know germ theory despite the massive heuristic evidence, people needlessly died.
You are saying this...

var rootElement =
React.createElement('div', {},
React.createElement('h1', {}, "Contacts"),
React.createElement('ul', {},
React.createElement('li', {},
React.createElement('h2', {}, "James Nelson"),
React.createElement('a', {href: 'mailto:james@jamesknelson.com'}, 'james@jamesknelson.com')
),
React.createElement('li', {},
React.createElement('h2', {}, "Joe Citizen"),
React.createElement('a', {href: 'mailto:joe@example.com'}, 'joe@example.com')
)
)
)

...is just as readable as this?

var rootElement =
<Div>
<H2>Contacts</H2>
<Ul>
<Li>
<H2>James Nelson</H2>
<A href="mailto:james@james.com">
james@james.com
</A>
</Li>
</Ul>
</Di>

The whole point of JSX is to make working with React more like html, because it is easier and more readable.

> How's that an argument at all?

Huh? You mean, the argument that you shouldn't be sending un-compiled content to the client? I don't know why I'd have to argue for this, but render speed is one of the big reasons. Also download size. If you don't recompile, you have to include babel as well, on the client.
"The people" includes a lot of people who don't want to separate. If 99% want it I would say OK, maybe. Where does one draw the line? Take a look at how the separation of India and Pakistan went if you want to get an idea of how it might go.
What? Even in single payer systems you can choose your doctor!
This has not been my experience at all when contributing to HA. Maybe we interacted with different people.

They do have strict code standards, but it's hard to argue that's a bad thing.
but it occupies liver with processing fructose which iirc is disruptive to ketone production and does maintain a level of blood sugar that prevents body from entering ketosis.
It's interesting how HN has near-universal disdain for people covertly making billions off an addictive product.

But much of our industry is explicitly, openly trying to create addictive experiences.
I hear you and I'm in the same boat lol. Except that, I have been engaging potential customers prior to a launch.

I am having 30 minute conversations and asking THEM things like:-

1) What their process looks like.
2) What pain-points they have.
3) What they are actually using and paying...

We then brain storm what potential solutions could solve these pain points and move onto:

4) How much they would be willing to pay to solve these problems. i.e, if their ROI could increase by a certain % is paying the $$ a no brainer.
5) More importantly, how much time they would be saving and is the $$$ a now brainer now?

Features are great, they differentiate between yourself and your competitors. But they aren't the goal. What is the goal, is making those features part of a process flow and achieving a result that your customers want AND will be willing to pay for, compared to your competitors.

What's the point in building a feature a potential customer won't use or understand? Or even worse, is too complex and when they use it they leave frustrated?

Bottom line is, you don't know if you have something because you aren't talking to your market.

So stop what you are doing. Nowadays it's really easy. Go on Facebook, start searching for some groups. Sometimes the gold is there because people are asking questions and you can get a sense of where your product fits. Then insert yourself into the conversation and start asking questions.

Start adding people and trying to engage them directly. Say you'll send them a coupon or buy them lunch for 30 minutes of their time. You can setup a Skype conversation and then glean lots of knowledge.

I would also suggest doing this with those who are experienced and in the weeds. Because they could give you actual insights over what people THINK they need.

Best of luck! :)
Which restaurant? Did you raise a complain?

Sorry but these stories ring untrue, given that Barcelona is both a huge touristic destination and most servers speaking Spanish as a rule.
Yes, can we have Napoleon's unite Europe back? Or at least the Third Reich? Austria-Hungary was also a terrific idea as was the Ottoman Empire (why did the Greeks every want to rule themselves?)
The medical establishment seems to treat questions like "is vaping less dangerous than smoking?" and "is diet soda less harmful than regular?" the same way that many religious organizations treat "what are the most effective methods of birth control?".
From my perspective, OxyContin is obviously designed to be as addictive as possible; and they have been lying all along. These people are not fully functioning humans, they will do whatever it takes to generate more profits. I promised myself to never touch their artificial crap again; if it doesn't grow on the ground, I'm not interested.
I'll grab the ouija board.
AFAICT, The code would never find a prime of the form 100p
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> Alexa records everything after the wake word.

...yes? I mean, that's obvious. How else is it supposed to respond to you after you ask for something?
Without touching any of the other points, your first example isn't hyperscript.
How are you able to improve the training over time if you aren't centralizing the data anywhere?
Do I trust Donald Trump or Fred Kaplan? One was briefed by the people who built and maintain this system, the other is a writer for Slate. Hmm tough call.
I'd estimate that my family of four was going through a pound of butter a week. As I mentioned above, I doubt that butter alone was the cause, since the butter was always accompanied by something else.

My whole family has reduced our butter intake quite drastically, so I don't have a good estimate of how much I was personally consuming.
They should start with all the investigated and condemned politicians (yes, including Pujol).

Those are part of the reasons to wanting to leave.
In turkish it might sound like "hassiktir," which means "fk off", "WTF", but pronouncing only the first half is very common.
Following your argument: lets make happy that 50% breaching the law, and lets punish the 50% honoring the law.

That doesn't make any sense.
As I mentioned above, removing butter also resulted in the elimination of other things from my diet.
> fat-lobby made sure that anyone who even pointed out the problem got demonized

do provide sources. the one such episode i recall was demonization of John Yudkin in 60s when he tried to point out how bad sugar was.
As a counterpoint, I had a really good experience with the 2 or 3 PRs I submitted. They were merged pretty quickly with helpful feedback. It definitely makes me more likely to contribute in the future.
Probably. I had a couple prs accepted by another maintainer fwiw. The code standards were not the issue, nor were unit tests. Not my first rodeo. The later interactions were not pleasant and did not engender much interest in further contribution.
In college I built a raytracer in Rust, and I have to say it was one of the most valuable learning experiences I have ever had.
Spain is forcing its might on a peaceful majority on Catalonians through violence & other 'onesided-lawful' means. When a significant majority (apparently 90% who polled) wants to separate, calling it a joke, is not really apt.
I've never seen a poll that lists support for full independence at 50% or higher, could you please provide a link?
I tried keto for a very short time, found it difficult to meet such dietary restrictions. Not gonna be shocked if we find out in 10 years that eating keto is actually horrible for your cholesterol or something, and then it's gonna be too late for the early adopters. As an anecdote, I noticed some people advocating that diet literally eat bacon and steak all the time and justify it. They're probably gonna have major health problems one day because it's not actually a good rule, it's just a rule that sounds good and tastes delicious.

Most of our popular models of diet are basically unscientific quackery. Maybe they are bad models? You are right of course in simply having a set of rules to follow seems to help.
This would obviously be done off the surface of the moon.

I would also accept being launched out of a trebuchet.

I won’t budge on the cartwheeling starfish. In case I pass by intelligent life in a few billion years I definelty want them to have a WTF moment.
Democracy is democracy until it's not.
Oh, I didn't see that. I thought you meant raw React.

But even then, now you want people to learn a new tool to use React "simply"?
An escort service is not a driving school, generally.
Obviously this is an entirely subjective thing, and neither of us is "right" or "wrong".

Home Assistant has certainly gotten a lot more particular about new code as the project has grown, but I still feel they do a great job of helping new users along.

Bummer you had such a negative experience...
AFAIK zeros aren't allowed in truncatable primes.
They won't intervene, as it is 'domestic issues'. They are more than happy to turn a blind eye as long as there's nothing physical, since a hypothetical independence would cause instability in the EU and might give the pro-Independence movement more legitimacy.
Supporting independence isn't breaking the law. Voting for independence isn't breaking the law.
Something more than fake news, that's for sure.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/oct/08/catalonia-demo...

https://elpais.com/elpais/2017/10/02/inenglish/1506943013_99...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/10/19...
If you look at the article I linked, the main statistic is injuries per profession. The actual deaths per profession has police as #2. Injuries per profession, the police is not even in the top 10. It depends on how you define dangerous.

It boils down to, I guess police is a dangerous profession, but certainly not in the extreme as shown by the existence of more dangerous professions. Also, being dangerous profession certainly doesn't excuse other types of workers to blatantly use deadly force because they are scared of their profession, and it shouldn't be an excuse for police to do the same. Yet, here we are, in a thread talking about police misconduct, and someone comes up with "but their jobs are dangerous," as if it should stand as an excuse for misconduct. It does not.
That's not a long list of countries.
You seem to be implying that philanthropists who don't do naming rights only give smaller donations. Any evidence to back that up?

If Philanthropist A donates $10 million and asks for his name on the building, while Philanthropist B donates $10 million and requests no name on the building, I will absolutely have much more respect for Philanthropist B.
Here's an anecdote the other direction.

One of our employees decided to cut out fast food completely. Total weight loss in over 6 months of doing this? 0 pounds.

Why? Because his at-home diet was still full of sugar and carbs (and he admitted as much..."I'll never give up bread!")

Meanwhile, I did a low-carb "lazy Keto" diet where all I did was keep carbs under 20g net per day. I continued to eat fast food at least a couple times a week (I ate a lot of burgers with no buns.)

Total weight loss? 25 pounds over 8 months, and have kept it off. I started the diet December 1 of last year, so it's now been almost a year.

It really is the carbs and sugar that do you in, no matter how organic or home-cooked/homemade those carbs may be.
Germany is a federated state, stark differences between the regions (the dialects vary a lot, but not as much as the Spanish and Catalan languages differ) but it does work because the government is not centralised like in Spain or France, and the Bundesländer have their say there's a lot of respect for each other. Spain's PP has always shown disrespect to any federalization and autonomy of the spanish regions.
Ponzi scheme vs WannaCry... which is the biggest evil of the two?
No, but someone may send the link from their phone to someone on a desktop. That's what happens with me most times when I want to know the location of someone and there's no easy way to do it.
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If "no one" means exactly zero person beside yourself you would be right. To grow from exactly zero to a few dozens of potential customers you don't need marketing. You need to tell people what you built. This is not an euphemism for marketing, its exactly what it means, to tell people that you build it. The very first sale must come from yourself telling people you already know pra reaching people in online forums. I don't classify this as "marketing".

At most, you need to do sales, not marketing.
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> From the point of view of a product or business, it is very expensive to switch between tech stacks.

I totally agree with you. I was talking about the developers perspective.

When it comes to companies, not only is it difficult to transition from an unpopular tech stack, but it's also difficult to hire great developers because none of them want to work on such stack.
You might be interested in this analysis (that I co-authored) showing Home Assistant as one of the 20 highest velocity open source projects: https://www.cncf.io/blog/2017/06/05/30-highest-velocity-open...
I think this is important, and that the food industry has been progressively making food more and more yummy over the past few decades. So far I really don't have a good answer for how to reduce consumption without reducing pleasure, at least in the short term. Developing a taste for food that isn't designed to be addictive, probably requires a long term change of habits.
Barcelona's local government has been pretty aggressive against tourism lately.

Edit: Ok, is impossible to have a conversation when secessionists are downvoting every comment. Fine. I prefer to post arguments, and sources.

http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/talktojazeera/2017/04/ba...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/spain/11643...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/aug/01/barcelona-anti...
Sometimes parts are weaker than the whole. The strong economy is possibly part due to investments made with the assumption that Catalonia would be part of Spain for the foreseeable future.

Would London have been the de-facto financial hub of Europe, if people knew Brexit was coming?
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> There won't be a civil war (we are peaceful people and have no guns),

So it'll be a massacre?

I don't believe that everyone owning firearms is even remotely close to the answer, but nations get super fucking stupid and desperate when folks try to break away from them, even if the break away process is democratic and peaceful.
Leading zeros are generally not allowed, so if you had, say 503, then that's prime, 3 is prime, but 03 isn't allowed.
For most newly-diagnosed Type 2's, the disease management information out there, especially on the ADA, is terrible. Meter and strip accuracy is more off-kilter than many realize; calibrate against a venous draw-based blood glucose test. To calibrate my meter on a fine scale, I manipulated my glucose into multiple ranges, and went in for a venous draw each time on my own out-of-pocket money: 120+, 70-120, 60-69, 50-59, 40-49, 20-39. The last four required a water fast at one, two, three and four weeks, respectively. My meter and strips have to be adjusted +20 for 70 and up readings, but only +10 for 60-69 readings. If you're just curious, buy a starter meter kit over the Net (cheaper than what you can usually find in the pharmacies), and whatever reading you get, fudge it by about 10-15 points; you really want to see the trend, not an individual specific number at a single point in time.

Most doctors won't know about various antibody tests that can help refine a diagnosis, and avoid a mis-diagnosis of Type 2 when you really have adult-onset Type 1. If you test pre-diabetic, search on diabetes antibody tests.

Fastest results back to "normal" for most (not all) Type 2 and pre-diabetics come from cutting out net carbohydrates (far below what the ADA recommends), combined with strength training (weightlifting) and supplementing with HIIT cardio. It takes a serious time commitment to do that: 90-120 minutes a day, 3-5 days a week. While I'm diagnosed Type 2 for over three years, for the past two I've not been on any medications, my post-meal ("post-prandial" in medical lingo) glucose stays below 90 at one and two hours after the meal, A1c is 5.3, and cholesterol numbers are in the normal range; I keep my net carbohydrates below 20g per day, roughly half a single, unadorned bagel (my diet is mostly animal protein and green leafy vegetables). Intermittent Fasting helps, as does outright water fasting for 24 hours or longer, for many (again, not all) people.

My personal big revelation was learning the difference from limbic and true hunger, and my personal satiation patterns. Calories In Calories Out is true, but a vast over-simplification because it doesn't address the satiation issue. For me personally, I've settled on hitting at least 200g of animal protein per day, and as much Romaine hearts as I want, with 28g of grated Parmesan and a tablespoon of Caesar dressing on the side, mixed together and used a dip for the Romaine hearts. After that, I can manage the satiation issue with ancillary food. YMMV.

There isn't one single treatment path for everyone, though there are lots of commonalities; I suspect diabetes is a catch-all for a class of a multitude of metabolic disorders, either that or our individual body metabolisms are more wildly different than medical science admits so far. The key to getting back into the normal ranges is apply the scientific method to your body, try one change at a time, measure, repeat.
Why would it be better to use Postgres?
I wonder how long one could be if we only require it to stay prime when it has more than K digits? Take K=0 to get the original problem.

In this form of the problem, it is not the length, L, of the initial prime that we want to maximize but rather L-K.

My guess is that these looser requirements won't make much difference. Estimating based on the prime number theorem and pretending that primes are essentially random numbers (an assumption that works remarkably well a large fraction of the time), I get, if I didn't totally botch it, that given a k digit integer that is prime, there is about a 1/(2k) chance that you can add a digit on the left and still have a prime.

Another generalization comes to mind. Suppose that instead of a pencil, we are dealing with some item with break-away segment. Each segment has d digits printed on it, so when we have L segments we have a dL digit number. As we break away segments we left truncate this number by d digits.

I don't think that would make much of a difference. We can treat it as an L digit number in base 10^d, which we truncate a digit at a time. Another hand wavy application of prime number theorem gives 1/(2kd) as the chance that you can left-extend a k digit base 10^d prime by one digit and get a prime.
I've tried 7 different pages from our setup and not one of them worked.
I think the idea was that the server understood she was Spanish and therefore that he was hostile to her, not that he didn't speak Spanish.
My sincerest apologies. I hope I didn’t ruin your entire week.
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OxyContin was certainly a catalyst to this entire epidemic.
At one time these little colonies in America acted illegally. They wanted representation with their taxation.
Exactly my sentiments. What is the point of the constitution if one of the country's region starts disobeying and unilaterally declare independence? These are kind of disobediences which the Spanish government must fight - even if they lose.