skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I wish there were more low carb options when eating out

It's impossible. If I go out to eat, I accept that I will very likely not be eating a nourishing meal.
More likely that HT was disabled on that system than Intel scrapping HT on i7s unless they are shifting the entire product line one peg down and having a mainstream i9 on the desktop that isn’t a part of the HEDT platform.
I believe I understand your point: police themselves are unlikely to initiate a SWAT raid based on the Venmo transaction comment.

However, I don't believe you are sincerely trying to understand my point: If probably cause can be established by, "hearsay information provided by others", Then the Venmo transaction information could result in someone being SWATed by a well intending citizen or a malicious person.

Therefore, the availability of this information on Venmo can be a contributing factor to someone having the police called on them (and the police responding). I am not sure where the hole in this logic is?
From my (admittedly very limited) exposure to either, I'd say no.
That is, indeed, overwhelming. Ha
Exploiting 'target=_blank' (2016)
But I mean... if you don't want to use a web browser with a third party rendering engine, you could just not install it. I don't want to play Flappy Bird, so I didn't install it. Apple would have allowed me to, however. I don't see the difference.

As other comments mention, all a mandatory browser leads to is "you must use IE6 to visit this site" which was a very terrible world to live in. It isn't happening now simply because there are more !iOS devices than iOS devices.
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Because unlike other fad diets I've actually experienced weight loss, less hunger, better focus, more stable energy levels, lower blood pressure, better sleep, not to mention cost savings on food, since starting a 16/8 intermittent fast. YMMV, but for many people the benefits are quite stark and palpable beyond possible placebo effect.

Sure it's annecdotal, but there's serious science behind some of the benefits (see this article among other studies). To flip your question around, why are you skeptics so certain that it's just another fad diet that will come and go? IF can actually be a useful enforcement mechanism for the first two parts of "eat food, not too much, mostly vegetables"
Honest question: How does disabling Hyper-Threading cut costs?
It's awesome in the original meaning of inspiring awe.

I get that feeling alot when I consider think like that I have a device in my pocket more powerful than a 1980's supercomputer.
> If liberals want to do anything about it they need to start actually giving a damn about America's poor and rapidly shrinking middle class in spite of the fact that they hold "backward and primitive" religious beliefs and are behind the times on social issues.

I'm not sure why you think they don't. Personal bankruptcies dropped by half since the ACA passed, and health care costs were one of the leading causes of personal bankruptcy. Who passed the ACA, despite the enormous cost in political capital? The Democrats. Seriously, they lost tons of seats in Congress over the ACA, despite it being a good law, that has helped millions of people.

So yes, I do have sympathy to the American poor & working class. But when they burn the party that tries to help them, and pushed the party that's trying to hurt them to control over the entire government... Honest question: how can the Democrats help them? What political capital do they have left that those same people you're complaining the Democrats don't help, have shut the Democrats out of power across the entire country?
>> each side had months to state their case

> With one side directly and openly lying, and breaking funding laws in the process.

Both sides lied and, even more so, misled, and the Remain side had the bullhorn of the government and media on their side. Such lying and misleading happens in every vote everywhere. The premise of democracy is that, with a free press and open debate, voters are capable of sorting through competing claims and deciding. The Brexit debate was as free and fair as it has ever gotten anywhere.

>> and the results were uncontroversial

> Anything BUT controversial.

I've heard universal consensus that the referendum votes were collected and counted fairly. The implications are what have been controversial, not the results of the referendum itself.
Please explain how Chromebooks violate your privacy, thanks!
Toronto adds more tech jobs than Silicon Valley in past 5 years
Google taking competitive advantage again.
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> And what are the results? To leave with no deal?

To leave the European Union one way or another, since that was the question they asked and the answer they got. With whatever deal they believe best for the country and its people, which may or may not end up being no deal.

> In any case it is NOT legally bound. But it acts as it was.

The government's legal obligations come from its duty to the people, not the other way around.
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It sounds like for your use case the chrome book is a better option. For my use case (creative professional doing lots of video editing) the mbp is the better option. One client project pays the cost of the MacBook and then some. My point is, everyone has different use cases. To you, it’s a ripoff. To me, it’s indispensable. So to answer your question of why anyone would pay for a mbp, it’s because it fits their use case.
Because it takes ages to plan a new mission and the vehicle we send is related to the goals of each mission. It's not like they have a rover stand-by and then decide where to land it. The equipment of the vehicle and the research it has to carry very much determine the way it will be build. So what we've send so far depends on the data we had years ago.
It is also quite possible Mars still has 'hot spots' as geologically it was very 'recently' volcanically active. Every now and then there's little anomalies that possibly hint at subsurface hot spots that might allow for hot springs and similar.

In Robert Zubrin's fictional (but hard-science) book "First Landing" on the first manned Mars mission they actually find a hot spot and drill into it resulting in a geyser (which obviously, the water instantly freezes creating a snow-like effect). All of Zubrin's books are worth reading if you are at all interested in manned missions to Mars. He has some non-fiction looks (that are a bit outdated now due to scientific discoveries, like finding the polar caps are lousy with water ice) but he goes into the math and gets you in the right mindset. The fiction book is similar in nature to The Martian (came out well before The Martian) and he also has a short little fiction book meant to be sold to future colonists called 'How to Live on Mars: A Trusty Guidebook to Surviving and Thriving on the Red Planet' which also takes a hard-science fiction approach to the subject.
Android is a privacy sink. The second you log in, you've literally turned on the data tap for Google to snarf up everything you've got. Everything is tracked, profiles created, data sold, everything. Apple does not do this, and if they do, I cannot detect it.
There are some healthy and natural oils, but yes the vast majority of the oils we use are cheap, processed garbage. The real issue is that our bodies aren't designed to consume, for example, vegetable oil in mass quantity because the amount of actual vegetables you would need to consume to get that same amount of the oil is simply impossible to do.

Those refined oils aren't handled in the same way the healthy, natural ones are so it contributes to the metabolic damage.
It's millions, not billions, though
I'm a T2D that has successfully dropped my a1c from 8.9% to 5.5%. I've "reversed" my diabetes. I put "reversed" in quotes because the underlying problem is still there. If I drop my low carb, intermittent fasting routine, my blood sugars shoot right back up. I'm not fixed, I'm just not making myself any worse.

There is hope that my pancreas will recover somewhat, since there is a theory out there that fat stored in the pancreas is part of the problem with how well beta cells function and intermittent fasting and low carb has decreased the amount of fat stored in my liver so it's possible it will work on the pancreas over time as well. That would really be a reversal of T2D if it happens.
> If America was great before 1973, it certainly was only great for white men. Ask a black person just how great America was before 1973. Or a woman. Mexicans. Chinese. Native Americans. MAGA is a racist slogan that only appeals to racist whites and idiots who don't know American history.

And white men are the ones who vote. While there has been an increase in participation among all other demographics, educated white males are still the ones who drive US politics.

Percentage and numeric participation would have to increase from all other demographics to overturn that.
Venmo card and fast withdrawals have been added in the last 6 months.
It actually is once you strip all the bash-isms. Here's what this code is really doing.

def append(ARRAYNAME, VALUE):
# Store the length of the array as a variable ARRAYNAME_LEN
# Store the values of the array as variables ARRAYNAME_0, ARRAYNAME_1,...

len = globals.get('{{ ARRAYNAME }}_LEN') || 0
len += 1

# Update the length.
globals.set('{{ ARRAYNAME }}_LEN', len)

# Add the value.
globals.set('{{ ARRAYNAME }}_{{ len }}', VALUE)

return

Nobody said that bash has pretty syntax but this kind of thing wont even phase you once you're used to all the escaping and bracket substitution rules.
> it seems they were, in large enough numbers

He got elected & re-elected by more votes than any other president in history; his popularity at the end of his tenure was very high. Hillary was unpopular, but not because of her similarity to Obama.
Well, we have had Fiji Water, I look forward to being able to buy bottles of pure Martian water, cosmically chilled and naturally free from plastics and flourides.
I agree completely w.r.t. representative democracy vs. mob rule... yet, "the result should be ignored because leaving the EU is a bad idea regardless of the people's will" makes zero sense to me. I have seen arguments for and against Brexit, so where does this authoritative "Brexit would definitely be bad and any result other than Remain should be ignored" come from?
Here, have a link to the actual research:

http://rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/285/1883/2018...
Google Docs gets an AI-powered grammar correction tool
People are confusing "managing" with "fixing".

Does a "keto" diet regenerate beta cells? Can someone with "reversed" T2D eat an isolated high carb meal and experience a normal glucose response? afaik, no and no.
The article-writer states he is an investor in Virta Health because he actually believes their approach will work to reduce T2D at scale.
Modern cellphones would have made the top 500 chart well into the 90's.

2.0 Gflops = top 250 in 1993: https://www.top500.org/list/1993/11/?page=3
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I have negative reported karma yet I jerk off. -1 for the win my masturbatory dogs. One dick one stroke one cum. For the fucking I-have-read-this-message-win.

That's all it takes, on Masturbatory News.

MN for the win; MN will win this prize, my lords.
Please please please can we get rid of headers and have modules? I find it super annoying having to specify things half in one place and half in another. Unfortunately, there still seems to be a bit of disagreement on the implementation among the standards committee.
Any product made by google has the goal of harvesting data. Whether you see that as an invasion of your privacy is a matter of personal interpretation.
Have you seen "Everything's Amazing and Nobody's Happy"?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUBtKNzoKZ4
It doesn’t but it allows them to have more products based of the same exact die just like i7s and i5s share the same die which reduces manufacturering costs.

That said it would simply mean that the i7 would become the new i5 and also fill the same price range quite likely.

They might run the i5, 7 and 9 in the mainstream line now and bring the i3 to where the Pentium line is currently is however I still think that this is quite likely a configuration issue than a new segmentation since the i9 is their HEDT platform now.
Criminal mastermind injects malicious script into Ethereum tracker
Some people write to communicate, others to show off their linguistic skills.

Nethercutt, whether he knows it or not, is the latter.

(There are people who can do both. Wendell Berry comes to mind. His essays have been compared to "fine whiskey for the mind.")
Gene editing is GM, says European Court
I second this workflow - thanks to Zotero and Ulysses I felt I was able to keep track of research for my thesis and easily restructure as I went along. My editor on the other hand was not so happy when I thought it was a good idea to use MS Word's built-in citation tool.. he made me pull them all out and add them back in manually. A good lesson to chat with your editor first before trying to be efficient.

Zotero's cross-platform plugins meant I could use any device for reading and not worry that if I followed important links I'd never find them again.
thus the rise of the $100 counterfeit iphone which is actually a rather clever facade on top of an android: https://motherboard.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/qvmkdd/counte...
I guess this forum is a free for all. All for the win!!!!!! Who gives a truck who reports it. Queue your brainstrokes right now
All of my parents' cats have been very attentive to bad states of mind in people. My sister has social anxiety and suffered from depression for a long time. All of their cats both past and present would/will pick up on this, and come to her, to snuggle and purr. As aloof as cats can seem, they do have a drive for companionship, and not just for food or snacks.

A warm, purring cat on your lap can be surprisingly therapeutic.
If you're interested, this project is open source!

https://github.com/tensorflow/models/tree/master/research/as...

https://ai.googleblog.com/2018/03/open-sourcing-hunt-for-exo...
Transaction history here:

https://www.blockchain.com/en/btc/address/1H4aJjxzKe4DdmiUXF...

Seems like yours is the only one (~$US500) so far. People will probably need confirmation of the address directly from the person in question first though, so to safe. :)
> I have tried keto and other diets but nothing seems to stick
C compilers can do copy ellision when inlining code as long as the result is identical. That's not quite the same thing as RVO, which deliberately relaxes the notion of "identical result" such that it's possible to write C++ code to detect whether or not RVO was actually performed. That's not possible in C (or shouldn't be).
20 years ago it would have been unthinkable to find water in any other planet in the solar system.

Mark my words: in 20 years, we'll find extremely simple proto-bacterial life in Mars and in many other planets.
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As I understand it, the story here is DM2 has recently been shown to be "put in remission"[1] by lifestyle changes and Virta Health pairs type 2 diabetics with doctors and a system to help patients make those changes. Primarily that involves a low-carbohydrate diet from what I read about the startup online. In my opinion, Virta can help people who (1) can afford it, and (2) are motivated to implement the changes long-term. This system could scale, for sure-- there are enough people with DM2 and enough of them will be motivated and affluent. Reaching the non-affluent would be harder, but not impossible with say, charity care or medicaid reimbursement. In my mind, seeing all the sequelae of diabetes in my patients, even moving the needle a little bit can do a great good.
[1] https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
Is this a trusted source? The previous post about i9 there has a different information altogether.
Yeah, that's the unfortunate bit if you're regular weight already, you make the usual lifestyle adjustments and hope for the best. It's much easier to solve the T2D problem when it's co-morbid with obesity than someone with bad luck.
I get similar performance (to the animation in the article showing Edge) in Firefox on a slower machine. This is incredibly frustrating on lower-performance machines.

Using the older version of Youtube (via an extension or editing a cookie) is a night and day difference.
All EU law will be directly transcribed into British law, so yes. We could choose to change or revoke it through an act of parliament, though.
Yes, fats slow the absorption rate of carbs so that makes sense that you will see a longer, protracted amount of time for the elevated blood sugar levels. You don't get the same spike and subsequent crash because it's more drawn out.

I also don't know if the fact that you are Type 1 instead of Type 2 affects anything I said. I don't know enough about Type 1 to comment. Anything I said is specific to Type 2.
From the BBC article it suggested that getting a rover there might be difficult.

Since they were talking about flying rovers, I would assume this means that it is not a nice flat plain like the current wheeled-rovers are used to driving around on. I am guessing that it means that it probably looks a lot like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brei%C3%B0amerkurj%C3%B6kull#/...

Kinda fascinating though. I would assume that instead of drilling they could just use some sort of heated "drill" that just sinks through the ice slowly but surely. Probably less to go wrong mechanically?
A couple of reasons. The first is that to make a mission to Mars cost effective, we have to wait about 18 months for Earth and Mars to line up in the right positions, otherwise it costs too much in rocket fuel to be worthwhile. The second is that the missions lag behind the discoveries - it's much easier to analyze pictures and spectographs than it is to design a mission, secure funding for it, and then do it. Sending a landing craft to Mars is not very easy. We've done it successfully a few times, but we've failed quite a few times as well. A lot of these discoveries happen in places that it isn't trivial to land a rover. We put them in flat deserts because it's safer to and there is still much to learn there, but liquid water doesn't necessarily get found in places rovers can go. I imagine we're much more cautious with rovers on Mars than we are on say the moon. It's very costly to make a mistake and lose a rover on Mars.
Transistors, I guess; HT adds extra registers for each core. However, I have some doubts that removing them would make a tangible impact on the final price.
in case you are thinking Google invented this somehow.. super 'star' Prof Joshua Bloom at Berkeley, founding member of Berkeley Institute of Data Science, has been running workshops and post-docs on exactly this for the last four or five years..

The new part here is that it features TensorFlow, among other things.. it is an excruciatingly detailed subject in practice.
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UK snooping 'unlawful for more than decade'
This is part of the reason I hate the mentality that all code is self-documenting, so to speak. I've seen corporate environments that frown on any code commenting besides standard headers and such...
Yes, I'm running TLS behind my NAT, where unsecured traffic should be safe. Or should we be using VPN tunnels within our private networks?

And at the same time, I've introduced an internet connection dependency and a 3rd party dependency. What happens when they decide to stop updating that cert, to save money?
> tax forms that have � in the date

Just make � the official symbol of the new era :)
couldn't help but think about that
When were you diagnosed / have you adjusted your lifestyle since? I'm curious as to the circumstances and how your life has changed.
> An important point that I made above is that the time to do something about these issues was in the early 2000s.

You do say that this. But, you also say that liberals "need to start actually giving a damn" about the poor and working class. I am refuting that point by showing that the liberal agenda is actually aimed at helping the middle class and the poor.

> What are the victims of these policies going to do? Nobody listens to them. Nobody cares. So in the end all they're left with is political revolts that most of them from what I've read understand are likely impotent, but at least somebody is discussing it. I'm a coastal "tech elite" and I'm writing this post and I wouldn't be if Hillary had won and Brexit hadn't passed. That's democracy I guess.

The problem with your assessment is not that the Trump situation could have been avoided by changing policy between the early 2000's and the 2016 election. I agree with that.

You assert that nobody is listening to or caring about these people, though, which is what I am refuting. The Democratic party is in favor of helping the poor and the middle class, and it has been for a long time.

> Obama sort of noticed and walked up and peed on it. The pee sizzled and steamed for a second and the flames shot higher.

Obama could have (and would have) done a lot more than "pee" on the flames, as you put it, had he not had to contend with an obstructionist Congress. There is only so much blame you can put on any President due to the limitations on their powers, and very little blame that can be put on Obama in my opinion.
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Wolves can help also when encounter a child crying. The sound seems to trigger a cub protection response.
It is not limited to academic PDFs, although I mostly use the script to find those. When typing academic keywords (author names, scientific jargon, etc), the personal PDF that also lie in ~/Downloads/ are filtered out.

I recently used the command with some combination of airport/city/airline and the only match was the boarding pass I was looking for. It could probably be used for receipts from hotel or whatnot, as soon as pdftotext can retrieve the text. It should find tax returns and related PDFs by querying "IRS + SSN".

A current issue that I would like to fix is the preview window that does not always highlight the query in full if a single match was found before the full query was typed. It is linked to how fzf handles previewing. I do not have plans for any big enhancements.

edit: I created a public repo to replace the gist. Feel free to post your thoughts or suggestions in the issues!
Scientists Find a Giant Reservoir of Liquid Water Under the Surface of Mars
Or even on moons. There are several moons that have a non-zero chance of having life on them.
I'm not sure why you are comparing them on a threads per socket basis.

Each Xeon Phi core has 4 threads which results in 288 threads per socket. [1]

At those core counts you are often no longer limited by the CPU. Memory bandwidth starts playing a more significant role which is why the Xeon Phi also has 16GB of high bandwidth memory with more than 400GB/s. Does the Power9 system use a similar memory technology?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xeon_Phi#Knights_Mill
I was wondering about that, how deep is it exactly? If TFA mentions it I missed it. Given the planet's low gravity and very thin atmosphere I presume it must be pretty deep in order to remain liquid.

They mention Lake Vostok at the end of the article which is 4km deep but it's probably not directly comparable.
The following doesn't answer your question but you may find it interesting to look at.

https://i.imgur.com/fSRHAJX.jpg (Price of an iPhone in working days across the world)

Source: Here's how long you have to work around the world to afford an iPhone X https://www.ubs.com/microsites/prices-earnings/en/stories/8-...