skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From my (very limited) observation most people who report that they gain weight but eating very little forget that they eat a gallon of ice cream every night or similar. The overweight people I know all without exception eat way more than I do. They may eat a salad for dinner but then they drink 3 glasses of wine or eat a ton of dessert.

To me the main effect of exercising is that it balances food cravings. I often eat less when I hike the whole day than when I am in the office.
Of course that's what he wants but I feel like putting that in the editor is the wrong level of abstraction.
http://www.tagesspiegel.de/wissen/was-uni-chefs-verdienen-ae...

The highest paid university president in Germany earns about 150'000 EUR per year, including all boni. Data from 2014.

Now remember that Professors will certainly earn less, and try to compete with Google, which will pay even an entry level developer more.
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- Worked in crypto building a bitcoin exchange for roughly a year.

- Quit and have been day trading crypto for a couple of months now.

- Building a SaaS billing platform with python+react/redux using ETH/BTC on the side as well.

- Working on trading side project with Haasbot and various other crypto API's, working on my own trade executioner.

- Worked on a few side projects with crypto API's and Stripe API, a payment analysis engine that tracks valuable metrics related to your startup.

- Worked my entire career in finance, started off at a bank designing their mobile client+commercial banking apps many years ago.
Very good, as long as it works. There have been cases in the past when people did not find the innovation they needed at some point, and have experienced extinction or close extinction. I would like to not risk that again, also because that would be the first time where the extinction risks to be global, not just local.

I liked very muche Collapse by Jared Diamond. He discusses some cases of this type, starting from the iconic history of Easter Island.
The symbolism of paying your taxes is also useful. Possibly only exceeded by the actual benefits of the government revenue.
A fragment shader a.k.a. pixel shader is a program that runs once for each pixel [edit: per frame!]. It's at the end of the graphics pipeline so the geometry and texture of a scene is already available as an input. So it can either interpret the scene and decide how to render the output, or it can even ignore the scene and draw something completely original. Lots of examples at https://www.shadertoy.com/ (Warning: it might bog down your browser if you have a crummy GPU.)
Varnish is tripping... "Error 403 CDN not permitted"

cached, working version here: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:fEGCne...
Based on their comment history: it's a lost cause. Don't waste your energy here.
Study looks like it's not scientifically rigorous. But believe whatever you want.
I can be concerned about the decline in size of scoops of ice cream at the corner store without envisioning any sort of remediation. Concern about something and an expectation of remediation don't necessarily go hand in hand.
I think iPhones are among the easiest to fix, nothing is sealed no mess no glue. The cheap replacement screen for 5,6,7 cost around 20£ and takes around 20min to replace.
A generation of women was brought up with third-wave or whatever feminism. Also you can waste a lot of money on bogus social initiatives at peak economy. Probably many other factors like globalisation.
At a high-level, there are two kinds of people in SV. Those that want to join the Airbnb, Slack, Github, Facebooks of the world (which is awesome) and those that want to create them (also awesome). If you are the latter version, I would love to chat!

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Typescript. When working in a shop with a large contingent of .NET developers, having a language that somewhat resembles what they are used to is a great asset.
5 Tips for Overcoming Burnout
AT&T Phones Adding Unknown Recipients from Different Area Code to Group Texts
> The survey finds that many microaggressions colleges and universities advise faculty and students to avoid aren’t considered offensive by most people of color. [...] Telling a recent immigrant: “You speak good English”.

I don't understand this one. It's an aggression to tell an immigrant they speak good English? People have told me I speak good English, where they aggressive? I guess they could say it in a condescending or patronizing way. But then again if they wanted to be mean and offensive, they could probably find another way of being mean. A rule about not mentioning how well I speak English won't stop them.

It's also interesting that out of all the places it's universities that go out of their way ensuring nobody is offended about anything. How are they studying history, which is full of terrible things. Are their history departments rewriting ancient texts and manuscripts to excise any disagreeable stuff.

Looking at what happened to my university, it seems after tuition has increased to astronomical proportions, colleges have started to treat students as customers. If you are a customer and walk into a store, you expect to be treated like royalty, especially if you just shelled out a six figure check to them. "How dare they insult me" is a pretty rational, though shortsighted, comeback given the cost of attending the school. The interesting thing happens then after kids graduate. They expect to go through life without ever being offended. I mean, yeah, it's nice to never be offended, but it's also unrealistic.
No need for typeclasses/existentials. That is trying to approximate some typed/untyped middle ground. You would just use 'dynamic' if you want true dynamic behavior
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ElReg is The Sun for computers, down to the color scheme and headlines with a word capitalised at random.
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Speeding up Runtime Compiled C++ compile times in MSVC with d2cgsummary
The fact that Haskell is smarter than me is exactly why I have been keeping at it!

I tend to think of Haskell as an eccentric professor.

Sometimes it's brilliant and what it's developed lets you do things that would be much harder in other ways.

Sometimes it just thinks it's clever, like the guy who uses long words and makes convoluted arguments about technicalities that no-one else can understand to look impressive, except that then someone who actually knows what they're talking about walks into the room and explains the same idea so clearly and simply that everyone is left wondering what all the fuss was about.
What blows my mind is that you believe it.

From the same report what White American's (Conservatives's) think/believe:

“The political climate is focused on repressing Caucasians, especially white males.”

“I believe that BLM and Antifa are terrorist groups and are as antithetical to the United States as any neo-Nazi group or white nationalist group.”

“I don’t believe climate change is happening because of humans.”

“I work in a totally PC environment and if I dare state that I feel homosexuality or sexual promiscuity is not in line with what the Bible teaches, I feel attacked and accused of being insensitive.”

“Blacks can have things that are just for them, but no one else can.”
No, but there aren't any serious proposals for banning discussion of those things in colleges. People do get punished for violating political correctness.

That being said, there are social norms that make discussion of abortion impolite. It's so advanced that political candidates largely avoid the issue even though voters still use it as a primary litmus test in the polling place.
That's the point of this article. It shows that both sides get very emotional over the things they take pride in. Conservatives get emotional over pride in their national identity (Don't burn the flag!) and liberals get emotional in their pride over racial/gender/sexual identity (you can't tell me what gender I am!).

I think the larger point here (and I'm not sure if the authors themselves saw it) is that regardless of alignment, when people feel attacked they get more emotional and embrace increasingly extreme views.

Perhaps this should serve as a lesson to all of us that unchecked-emotion is the root of political conflict.
Assuming this study is legitimate (which may be a major assumption given the source) it seems to imply the average self-identifying Democrat's views on speech have shifted radically away from the center over the last 10 years.

I'd be shocked if these numbers were anywhere nearly as skewed if this poll were taken, say, in the 1990s during the previous blowback against "PC culture."

If the government's role in controlling political speech continues to be a top-of-mind issue for independent or libertarian voters, as it seems to be on track to be given the acceleration of communication over the Internet, then my guess is that the Democratic party will continue to lose power.
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And 74% of Whigs support a law that requires Americans to believe obviously improbable poll results. That's why I'm voting with either the Anti-Masonic party or the Free Soil party next election.

OK. Sorry for the snark. But I find this wholly improbable.
Lets not cherry-pick here, 65% of Republicans want to fire people for bending a knee.
Again, I'm not saying it can't be done. If Erlang+Xen=Debug then that's great.

But if we're comparing unikernel-VMs to containers, my guess is that most users are after the "take my $LANG binary and concatenate it with half a Linux kernel"-workflow. And for that general case, most standard tools are off the table.
There are lots of sites full of 3D models.

- Thingiverse

- 3D Content Central. http://www.3dcontentcentral.com

- GrabCAD. https://grabcad.com/library

- 3D Part Library. http://www.3dpartlib.com/

- 3D Warehouse. https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com

The ones for CAD are more useful, because they usually have the dimensions right. You download those because you want the parts to fit. For competitive reasons, they tend to be good looking models, even though that's not strictly necessary.
Yeah, that's fair. I suppose I'm just looking for a very up-front half-sentence about what we're talking about. Computer graphics shaders. Maybe this link isn't meant to go to anyone who isn't already aware of what they're clicking on.
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> I think an interesting takeaway for me is that people aren't principled.

Some people are. Not all. I'm not sure how you would differentiate that in a telephone poll.
Did you file a bug? I started to and then Laziness said, "But you don't even use VSCode..."
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TripAdvisor is probably paid money to promote businesses. I suspect that these warnings were automatically deleted by their servers and that TripAdvisor employees did not make a deliberate decision to endanger people. Still, this is terrible

The problem is that people want everything for free. No one wants to pay for the news. No one wants to pay for reviews. Lots of people download stuff for free. Well, if you are not paying for it, you are not the consumer. You are the one being consumed. Maybe some savvy entrepreneurs can build a business model off of providing genuine reviews

Edit: Maybe some clever person could create a decentralized, distributed review system, like bitcoin, but for online reviews
Also, hotels have an interest in putting bad reviews and closing their competitors.
Or, you know, the questions chosen could have purposely been such that no matter what the results, the liberal responders would come out looking worse.
Fwiw, you can map over Maps and Strings in clojure:

(map identity "foo") ;; a seq for String is its chars
;=> (\f \o \o)

(map identity {:foo :bar}) ;; a seq of a Map is the
;; pairs of key/values
;=> ([:foo :bar])
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Position and compensation DOE.
Generative Adversarial Networks: An Overview [pdf]
It's only 3 of them atm: https://i.imgur.com/lgJ8HZl.jpg

Equals ~169MB (I've just sent a picture)
I try to ask some variant of this, "What are your favorite/least favorite things about working here?" I'm not entirely sure how useful it is, even though it feels like a useful question to ask. I've gotten answers like "the culture is great" or "there are really no good food options around here."
The more time I've spent with Angular 2+ and later the more it feels like a DSL to me than a Typescript framework, much more so than the, admittedly very limited, time I've spent with React and jQuery before that. That's not really a knock on it, I find it to be extremely productive for me which is why I haven't gotten away from it. I just don't think it does much to enhance my skillset in front-end development overall.
I will have a nice chuckle if (when?) this post gets flagged... ;-)
Do you know how exactly the distorted object differs from the original? Is it based on color? lighting? Some subtle difference in texture or material?

I know that for 2D images there currently exists something like this where some sort of pixelated noise (color?) is added to the image to force an incorrect classification.
It might cost mere pennies, but mining happens to be cheaper. It's hard to imagine it being prohibitively costly.
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There is a guy who has a name similar to mine, who tends to enter my email address everywhere. So best case I just get his signup mails (multiple times because he doesn't understand why he doesn't get them). Worst case I'm signed up for yet another spam list.

They better not be complaining that their reputation is bad because I keep reporting their unconfirmed junk.

If clicking a link is too hard for you, tough.
> Not sure how you can compare the two

Lack of education.