skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Gaining weight or losing weight is all based on whether one is at a caloric surplus or deficit.

Point was that kids generally have a “higher metabolism” because they are in a growth stage. (Hence using up the sugars) The adolescent body is generating tons of human growth hormone and testosterone to build muscle, bone, cartilage, etc and that activity is calorically intensive.

When people get older, that activity subsides so much that eating at the same rates as an adult leads to weight gain. Plus, kids are generally more active having to walk from class to class while most adults (us office workers) are sitting all day.

The body also likes to stay at a homeostasis of sorts for weight. Listening to you body and only eating when you’re hungry and maintaing weight is a wonderful genetic trait most people have.

Body builders who have wanted to get larger but could not would actually force fed themselves the calories to the point of being mildly sick.

People usually have mentioned post-workout hunger the say of or the next day. Thats where the body lifting weights craves a lot of calories for growing.
Working productively in a van
That's a great anecdote! I don't think I knew how to produce the ordinals above 39 consistently for most of my life either. And I've probably said "fyrrende" instead of "fyrretyvende" more than once!

That's the thing about irregular words: if they are rare, native speakers tend to use the regular form, and in this case we have a peculiar situation where there is no regular form!

When learning the 10's in Danish, I think it is very important to leave logic behind and not look for a system. As a kid I had a lot of trouble with 50 and 60 and eventually settled on "the one with "half" is smaller than the one without" and did the same with 70 and 80.
Yes. I would. Which is why I love the idea of having AWX to run within my own infra, in the way that I'd want to run it.

Arrogant as it may sound, I'd much prefer to take ownership of that, personally. I'd be happy to self-host it and take the operational pains that come with it, and sleep (at least slightly more happily at night) knowing that I'm managing my secrets myself.
8 awg wire (max 50 amp charger, since 90C breakers don't exist in residential) is not that heavy or hard to work with.

4 awg wire (max 85 amp charger) would be heavy wiring for most folks.

You can also get 6 or 4 gauge soow or whatever and make a long cord from charge spot wherever you want.
(But i don't remember what NEC has to say about this and am too lazy to look)
"City of Quartz" by Mike Davis is a book that explores the life of Los angeles, most notably through housing and style evolution - there is some heavy discussion in there on the creation of panopticon-like malls, and how the architecture is slowly devolving into this two tiered system, the well-to-do and the others. A bigger discussion surely - but the book is a labor of love, make no mistake.
Wow, NatGeo's site is terrible right now. Full screen unskippable autoplaying video that starts off unmuted. It then had at least one of the same type that was unmuted on the actual page, so upon page load it just sounded like a total cacophony of videos. Totally unusable site.
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How well did Freemium work for your webapp?
Currently running a webapp released 9 months ago. We have 52,000 monthly visitors and 1.2 million pageviews. I’d like to move to Freemium model and offer more of what our core feature already offer.

I would like to hear about others who have tried something similar and what results they had.
> but anything that makes it easier to pass and convert/cast object/arguments to and from javascript would be welcome.

Perhaps this crate would be of some use to you?

https://github.com/koute/stdweb
I literally fold over a piece of paper, cut out a part in the middle such that I create a window of roughly 1-2 lines and then read line by line. I also use earplugs. I get distracted too easily. Work only for 45 minutes then take a 15 minute break. Cover up the paragraph and explain in your own words.
Definitely a regular z-stick yes. I don't think it's the problem though, because it reliably switches an external wall socket plug I use for testing. Just not the recessed switch I need it to manage...

I think the problem is that the switch itself is too weak in signal, and sits built into the wall. The z-stick doesn't reliably switch it even if I have it inches from the switch.
On a Mac, you get a popup that says there's a new OS update, hit the spacebar with your forehead, get a drink while your computer reboots, and when you get back, it's restarted and put all your application windows back the way you left them, including terminal contents.

In my experience, on Linux such installations are smooth for about a year and a half, and then start failing for cryptic reasons, even if you've done everything possible to pick a mainstream distro, ideal hardware, and keep the machine as vanilla as possible.

(And I say this as someone who's been using Linux since the 1990's.)
Ask yourself the following questions:

- would you intentionally treat women badly?

- are you responsible for the actions of other men?
Cambridge analytica is propped in a major way by Robert Mercer of Renaissance Technologies. See, https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/03/27/the-reclusive-....

I happen to work near their corporate headquarters in NY, and I can't tell you the number of times I had to fight the urge to get into their network.
New DevTools Features for JavaScript
Interesting thing about the Klondike gold rush: It was considered polite to collaborate with neighbors and inform them about good prospects. Robert Henderson snubbed George Carmack, because of Carmack's native/indigenous wife. Thus Carmack didn't tell Henderson about a major find and Henderson missed out on a great fortune.
An Open Letter to Simple Habit: Can You Really Rip-Off Other Startups Mindfully?
My grandfather was one of the first pilots in Air France.
He refused to fly the Concorde because he would never fly a plane that would make the company loose money.
He said 'metal' that implies not ceramic.
even after being acquired, a company doesn't absolve of it's obligations to honour contracts (verbal or written).

If Ellison decides to retract said IP waiver, he would have to publically say so, and because the existing IP waiver Musk have provided doesn't seem to include any terms such as termination, i would assume it's an indefinite and perpetual waiver. Hence, Ellison will have to sue (and probably lose) to have existing usages of said IP to be discontinued.

IANAL.
Why do you say thanks? They may not want to say any more than they’ve already said, or they may be unfriendly to you.
Sounds a lot like Java.
Just bought house in Portland. Come here and help skyrocket real estate prices ;)
Fastmail user here. I had problems with spam too when I first signed up, but then I discovered I could change the spam protection level from "Standard" to "Aggressive" in the mail settings screen (the default is "Standard"). That immediately solved almost all of my spam problems.
A lot of commenters seem to interpret this status as keeping bombers armed and airborne 24/7 (DEFCON 3 or higher) as opposed to heightened readiness on the ground.
How much does it cost to develop an interactive online food ordering website?
https://taxfoundation.org/2017-tax-brackets table 2. To get to $7500 in tax you need to have (7500-1865)/.15 + 18650 = ~$56,000 of taxable income.

For married filing jointly, standard deduction (same page, table 4) is $12,700. Two personal exemptions (same page, same table) is $8,100. So the total is about $76,800.
We've reverted the title from "How to destroy a startup by applying to YC (as well as other mistakes)". Submitters: the HN guidelines ask you to please use the original title unless it is misleading or linkbait. We sometimes make exceptions for blog posts when the submitter is also the author, but it's not clear if that's the case here, and making the title more baity isn't the right way to customize it.
Did you forget the $8k or so of personal exemptions?
>What I do know is that I have been born into a time where I have the most access to knowledge of any human civilization ever.

You have more access to text, not necessarily knowledge. Knowledge requires active construction through application, debate, and participation. The internet is the perfect medium for constructing software knowledge for obvious reasons, but what about something like economics? On the internet, there are endless supplies of really terrible misunderstandings of core economics principles floating around that, for someone starting out, look and sound no different than the real thing. What about the construction of new knowledge? Social media's mechanism seems to be based exclusively on hot takes. How enlightening or instructive do you think that is?
The point is that since treaties are regularly ignored on Earth, they are mere artifices and have no meaning on the Moon.

Do you really dispute that?
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This works pretty well with Spacemacs and org-mode as well. The "space" key based navigation is a good fit for touch keyboard.

Not for heavy use, but for quick notes and calendar checking.

I ssh into my home server and drive my spacemacs instance from there.
I admit I don't quite understand. What you wrote was "are making at least 40k / year and owe that much in federal taxes". My point was that you don't "owe that much in federal taxes" unless your salary is at least $57k.

I have no opinion on what the actual incomes are of people who buy $35k cars, because I don't have any data to that effect. I'd really _hope_ they all make more than $57k/year gross, but given the weird things people do with debt I'd love to see actual data on this point.
Changed to that from https://www.wsj.com/articles/chevy-bolt-meet-the-first-pract.... Thanks!
I'm not sure EVs are going to make a difference unless they move from coal plants to something else.
The only startup metric that matters
8. Mobile wifi hotspot.

I loathe using my phone for most things. Any opportunity I get it is hotspot + laptop.
No idea what's your definition of customization is but running package update command isn't what i consider as customization. And updating kernel/pkgs doesn't require you to customize them.
python as a calculator? try harder bruddah.
What are you arguing? You wouldn’t take the position that it’s guarenteed to succeed, that seems absurd to me. The person you replied to only made the point that it could fail. And in your reply you actually took the opportunity to degrade artists and thinkers, which seems cruel and unnecessary.

You’ve found a flaw, I think a pedantic one, in the example they gave.

Here’s an example that is less flawed, and I think if you had considered their point rather than sought minute flaws you could see this yourself: the palm note vs the iPhone. Hopefully, even if my analogy is not literally flawless, you can take my point.

Also, sorry for spamming you, something you wrote struck me and I wanted to see what else you wrote. Hope you don’t mind this.
Excellent initiative to create OwnVideo. I was wondering how much time it would take. Now find a way to add advertisment or tips to it and you might get rich. I would have implemented it in Go or integrated it with Hugo.
This article fails to take into account blockchain startups (esp for mobile) and the trend toward decentralization.
Are you asking "why hasn't a country lifted a billion people out of poverty overnight?", or, "why have they only lifted 500 million people out of poverty in 30 short years?"
And yet again someone on HN spends 5 mins reading about a company and concludes that the company has

forgotten / misunderstood / miscalculated / is hiding

something entirely fundamental to their business model.

Look, this is a company with adults on board. It's not just 2-3 kids doing another CRUD app in a domain they are completely new to. It's engineers with education and long careers in aviation. I think they know better than most of us the size of engines, that planes use fuel and what it cost. I think they know the cost of insurance and maintenance and other cost components that go into flying at supersonic speed.
We've been through this countless times, which is why it's in the FAQ. Paywalls suck, but HN would suck worse to do without NYT, WSJ, Economist, and New Yorker articles, to name a few. It's the lesser of two evils and it's off-topic to endlessly litigate this.
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> I see JavaScript as being somewhat like racism

That's a really dumb thing to say.

Btw, WebAssembly has nothing to do with choice, but with performance, its primary purpose being to let C/C++ to run in the browser. And was preceded by Asm.js.

This is actually very relevant. Going with WebAssembly means you're going low level — e.g. a language author will no longer have the JavaScript runtime to piggyback on, no garbage collector for example. Which might be good news for a language like Haskell, because people now have the opportunity to run the actual GHC runtime and garbage collector in the browser. But you have to port it all and the binary size downloaded by users will have to include everything.

So language implementations like Scala.js or PureScript aren't rushing to WebAssembly yet. In the future anything is possible of course, but currently it's not a useful compilation target for garbage collected languages.

Therefore I don't have good news — if diversity is what you're looking for, then know that WebAssembly was built for C/C++ and Rust and languages not fitting this narrow profile are out.
GitHub/accessibilityjs: Client side accessibility error scanner
> Health insurance: if you're freelance, your health insurance is preferably private (cheaper) and you're free to cancel it if you please.

No, having health insurance has been mandatory in Germany since 2007. You're free to switch providers, or go from private to public insurance, but you can't just cancel it and go without insurance.
This crosses into personal attack, which is not allowed here. I'm sorry you had that negative experience, but please don't direct it at fellow community members.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Which was second-hand information, and light on details, and thus possibly mistaken. As I stated, possible, but I didn't think it likely.
Hi,
This is pretty cool. Incoming cash into bank accounts is super hard to manage and we are looking for some help here.

Do you handle situations where "posting" of a transaction happens later than the date it is actually meant to. Some banks will then insert it in the middle (they don't treat it as an append only log) and that breaks the whole reconciliation. Things like transactional balance(for each line item) starts screwing up.

We were talking to RBL about it, but if you handle this, we are happy to talk to you guys.

Also wanted to reiterate that this a cash deposit issue. If it is electronic already, there's no big issues... But a lot of India is still cash.
Yes.
Every "myriad" (10^4) they have another word.
Meaning they have one for 10^4, 10^8, 10^12, 10^16 and so on...
http://www.sf.airnet.ne.jp/~ts/japanese/largenumber.html

Largest one I've seen is 10^68.
Expostores is a AI powered trade-tech facilitation platform
Really curious what changed between ZP and Gusto. (we only use their basic payroll product)
Url changed from https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/china-bans-foreig..., which points to this.
I use a rolling release distro(void-linux), like i mentioned i haven't had to do any such thing for about 3 years.

I also take care of my parents computer with ubuntu and i have done two major release upgrades and have experienced no errors.
I fly internationally regularly for work. I get to the airport early have a coffee and get some work in. Then on the plane i connect to the wifi and continue to work. This way i don't lose any time. It's just a regular work day except I've crossed a sea and continent.
"It’s producing a regular stream of patent applications for augmented reality glasses technology, which everyone seems to agree is going to be important at some point".

If they own the patents that ar companies must use and ar is "the next big thing", maybe that's why people keep giving them money. They don't really have to produce anything more.
Correct me if I am wrong but the point you are trying to make is - This is unique because it is alternative funding schemes for tech but it might not be as bad because money is going/coming from outside the valley?

As you say in your other posts - they are making predictable "sure" wins while some, in your opinion, are questionable specially in early stage companies. So that begs question - Do they have enough "sure" wins to bet the house worth 880 billion? Or they might be used to fund the questionable early stage companies? If it's latter, then they might end up creating a bubble.
Those who never lived under the boots of the Soviet Union are forever doomed to scream about "peace" and "USA warmongering"
Can You Afford It?: Real-World Web Performance Budgets
Nested ternaries, ungodly amounts of repetition, ZERO tests, hardcoded sensitive info... this code wouldn't pass code review anywhere. I don't care when it was written, any day it is used to send people to jail it should be the best possible code humans can write. And it is so far from that.
Philosopher's Web
but then we are kinda back in the realms of flash and why that was all so horrific
Why the fxxk you drew conclusion like this? It has nothing to do with Chinese domestic wastes. It is about wastes used to ship to China. There are many other countries has been the dump field for west for so many years. India for example. Yes, Africa. If China has been processing imported wastes for a very long time, they should be able to process domestic wastes for some time. I am Chinese, and I get very annoyed that for any title with 'China' in it, you just draw negative conclusion from it which has nothing to do with the article.
Thats kind of the problem right? Take a distribution of your potential user base connection speeds. Modern web app / SPA engineering seems to be to draw a line somewhere on that distribution and FU to the rest.
If I only have the three aluminium heatsinks, would any of this be advisable ?
I send multiple payouts by file uploads on my bank regularly, but this doesn't work on weekends. Can you help here?
Yes, a big difference. Currently, if you're based in London and have meetings in NYC you can fly out in the morning and take the evening flight back but won't be at home for the night. With a 4 hour flight (preferably out of London City where you can arrive 25 min before departure) you can fly out in the morning and be back at night. That way they can at least get some time to spend with their families. Some people would spend a lot of money for that.
Nobody here qualifies for the $2500 CVRP rebate.
Yeah, you're missing the US tax code, which means that if there were trying to withdraw or reinvest the profits from overseas, they becompe taxable at corporate tax rate. Much cheaper to borrow more money by issuing bonds etc.
People need to understand that 25% import tax is a feature not a bug, it allows Tesla to be classified as imported cars, separating itself from a long list of American/German cars made in China with a local partner. There are huge demand for such "imported" cars. Look at Porsche, every single one of its cars are imported into China with stupidly high taxes, yet 1/3 of its global sales are in China, you need to wait 3-6 months to get the most popular models (Macan and Cayenne).
The joke for companies looking to expand into China is that there will only be one copy of the software or device sold.

Ha Ha, Right? Chinese don't feel the same way about IP as Westerners.
This isn't posturing, this isn't Trump bullshit, and it isn't about NK. It's about Russia.

This situation has been poorly reported, and I don't think many people without a security clearance understand what's been happening in the past few years. The threat is a Russian decapitation strike. Non-alert bombers are trivially easy to destroy. The ICBM fleet now depends on 40 launch control centers, or one of a few special aircraft in order to be able to launch. These aircraft, prior to 1991, were on continuous airborne alert. There are now three of them on ground alert, with (my guess) 15-30 minute response time.

These aircraft are also the primary communications mechanism with the missile subs. The subs are also capable of raising a communications buoy and communicating via satellite, but this is not normal operating procedure, and there are only about five satellites that they can use.

The Russians have a number of new weapons systems, some public, some not. They appear to have a maneuvering reentry vehicle that could allow depressed trajectories, which means sub-10 minute warning times. This is not enough time for the President to be located, make a decision, transmit it to the silos, and have the missiles away. There are also several new Russian anti-satellite weapons, including one that appears to be in geosynchronous orbit, which could knock out the communications satellites to talk to the subs. With a communications blackout, there would potentially be time to destroy the subs before they could launch.

Having bombers on alert is not a real solution to this problem, but it's better than nothing. Potentially, the bombers could be ordered to launch at the first warning, and might make it away from the airfield in time. They could start flying to targets immediately, but wouldn't have to strike if it were a false warning. The better solution would be to put the special planes (the E-6Bs) back on continuous airborne alert, but according to what the generals said at some congressional hearings back in March, the problem is that the E-6Bs are too old, and there aren't enough of them to be able to maintain airborne alert. Unfortunately we don't even have a budgeted program to design a replacement, and the airframe they're based on is obsolete.
> On a Mac, you get a popup that says there's a new OS upgrade, you hit the spacebar with your forehead, get a drink while your computer reboots, and when you get back, it's restarted and put all your application windows back the way you left them, including terminal contents.

The latest update introduced many problems, though

https://www.google.com/search?q=high+sierra+breaks&ie=utf-8&...
Not "pure restful", but if it gets the job done, what's the problem?

Alternatively, if they need a body for their "GET" requests, that might be why it's a POST?
Completely anecdotal. I've been working in the industry for over 20 years and it seems to be less prevalent.
We display incoming transactions at our dashboard in the order of their receipt. Not sure what logic banks use to insert new transaction in the middle of statement log. It doesn't happen with our AutoCollect(NEFT re-conciliation) product.

We will set up a demo account for you and let you try it for multiple transactions. Do share your email or drop a note to us at care@gocashfree.com. Thanks!
Bye bye US Government subsidies.
> if you are buying a $35K car, I sure hope you are making at least $56K.

Well, right. If _I_ am buying it, I sure hope I am too!

I tried finding some data on what people actually do, but the writing online on the topic seems to be a morass where "median" and "average" are used interchangeably, which makes all the numbers more or less useless. :(
Serverless Is about Automation, Not Functions – Paul Johnston – Medium
i think that’s probably right, but sharing things like form/api validation so that you can fairly reliably say that there’s unlikely to be backend validation errors (other than DB) would be nice... and it doesn’t require high throughput at all