skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you.

The protein/muscle-mass rule is one of many things the community continues to argue about, sadly.

I'm eating between 1-1.5g per ideal kg of body weight daily. I also regularly measure my muscle and fat mass, keeping an eye on things. (Although not with a high-end machine). It's something I am quite concerned about.

I am also on-guard for hair loss and some of the other signs of my system switching over to starvation mode. So far none of that has happened.
The magic works of "let's sync offline" or "call you on your cell" are pretty good key phrases
There might be nowadays, I remember it didn't work for me when migrating between two Nexus phones (4 to 5X iirc) a couple of years ago.
It's the digital version of hoarding. It can be psychologically painful for people to throw things away.
Ada is a great language, I learned it and planned on using it for programs and libraries that need performance. I gave up because of the licensing situation.

Unless you plan to write 100% GPL software it's pointless. The FSF version of GNAT under mGPL license is always lagging behind and many essential libraries are still under GPL. Moreover, you will be pretty much locked into AdaCore as the compiler producer even with the free version, since AdaCore is the single main contributor and pushes the latest standards like Ada 2012. AFAIK, no other compiler supports Ada 2012, and the other compilers are proprietary and expensive anyway.

AdaCore is at the same time the biggest maintainer and biggest destroyer of Ada. They make sure that only the GPL version is easy to install, easy to get, fully maintained, and every program you deploy that is compiled with that version is automatically under the GPL.

That's why Ada is slowly dying and I'm not sure the good folks at AdaCore really get it.
Outside of exteeme cases it is: https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2012/07/24/157317262/ho...

People also tend to overestimate how much calories they consume a day when you average it out over a period of time.

You can have days with 4500 kcal and days with 2500 kcal.
There's no Europe wide prohibition. Specific countries disallow the sale of the product, but there's plenty of European countries where you can buy the health product.
I suppose the one that comes to mind is Donald Trump saying people from Mexico are the worst and rapists. Oh, you said congressman, let me retract that.
> If you reduce your overall calories you'll lose weight, you can do that on any diet. That's the only thing that is a scientific fact.

Ketosis is valid and supported by scientific evidence. Likewise, people in ketosis can perform endurance exercises for longer periods of time, because they are working off of pure fat reserves.

Of course all athletes, short of sprinters, burn a mix of glucose and fat, but people who maintain a ketogenic diet for an extended period of time become better at burning fat, and therefor more accomplished at endurance based activities.

None of that is controversial. There is a reason professional athletes, in the right fields, are looking towards ketogenic diets for their performance benefits.

There is also the fact that, for many people, ketogenic diets make it easier to consume less calories.

To put it another way, an 8oz steak and a loaded baked potato have roughly the same number of calories (around 600).

Now imagine an 8oz steak and a side of broccoli, and a loaded potato and a side of broccoli. Which one makes for a more satisfying meal? For most people, the answer is the steak.

For what it is worth, I will eat 2-3 stuffed potatoes and not be satiated. (I'll then go and eat a steak to actually have a meal!)

Same thing with potato chips. I know very few people who get full eating a bag of chips, even though a bag of chips can have more than half the number of recommended daily calories in it!

Ditto for movie theater popcorn.

Now I do know people who can get full eating a carb heavy diet, people who have a bowl of ice cream and are like "well that is enough".

But given the state of America's waistline, and given how much junk food is sold in stores every day, it is apparent that the majority of people are not satiated by carbs after an appropriate number of calories have been consumed.
Just curious, does there exist a library that uses jquery syntax but with modern vanilla JS as the guts? i'm sure someone must have done this but i dont know about it. I'm interested to know if you could just replace the jquery cdn link for this and have your old jquery code still work?
Yup I am 170lbs and 3500 Calories a day is just enough for me to play an hour of basketball a few times a week and be able to gain a little bit of muscle.
I own both a kinesis freestyle 3 keyboard (split and wireless) and the Microsoft ergo sculpt keyboard.

The ability to combine the ergonomics of both would be great.
I think you then have to ask the question of "Is LDL cholesterol level a good measure of risk?" -- it seems like it is not. That spreadsheet is pretty focused on diabetes and weight, searching pubmed for Ketosis, or Ketogenic will yield many papers about the benefits for neurodegenerative diseases, cancer, etc. There's still a ton of research to be done, but it looks promising.
No, I see the exact opposite happening: it removes the incentive.
I said ahead, not better
This is referred to as “Bitmask” in the article.
Oh god. They didn't learn anything from Android's lifecycle insanity then.
Don’t create an unnecessary paper trail that will be found during discovery and used against the company by opposition’s legal team.
Are medical professionals needed or only at a certain cost?

I don’t see how the bid system wouldn’t work for doctors and nurses
I'd vote for web components over React, as some of us use Vue or Angular...
A Note on 23andMe’s New Collaboration with GSK
You hire Judith Miller to write about WMDs.

Then get 'quality' news to publish it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Miller

The cost of the NYT's 'disinformation' about Iraq was a war that cost hundreds of billions and thousands of lives.
For those curious the original was a triumphant: "Facebook is invincible, tops Q2 estimate despite controversy".
> hottest neighbourhood in Mississauga

Mississauga ... lol.

What's funny is I remember when the downtown waterfront condos were $50,000 each and nobody wanted to buy - long walk to downtown and freezing cold in winter. How things change.
Because running PGP software and handling key management locally is way easier than double-clicking on an installer? I don't concede that for a second. Remember that the alternative you want is ciphertext directly via IMAP, which is not at all user-friendly, which is exactly why we didn't do it.

As for the bridge, that is exactly what we'd like to do, as I've said before.

And customer support time and developer time devoted to this would cost money and represents an opportunity cost as well and that's a fact, not a point to be conceded.
Thanks for linking this, I’m actually in the design phase of this project right now so the timing couldn’t be better. I’m going to try it some time this week.
Twitter Use in United States Stagnant Since 2016 Election
They did run a credit check though, and if you don't have a high enough credit score, they won't give you a debit card - they'll only give you an ATM card.

Also, what could be called credit-union deserts. Lots of people don't have access to a credit union, and the large banks charge huge fees on poor people (see "the high cost of being poor"[0]). Past that, some of the above poor people have had terrible experiences with banks and want nothing to do with them. It easily adds up to that ~10% mentioned in the article.

[0] http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/05...
> A human can collect more specimens in a day than ALL of the rovers have to date.

So could a better rover and rovers are getting better quickly. And you could send hundreds of rovers for the cost of a manned mission.
For real. I am afraid I was guilty of this until just a few weeks ago and vowed to only upvote from now on.
That's sort of what TOFI is, its the term used in medical literature.
What do you mean by jQuery syntax? jQuery has a lot of features. If you mean the query selector you can do

let $ = document.querySelectorAll;

If you mean chaining commands you can use the latest version of jQuery. It uses querySelectorAll under the hood.
> Hate to break it to you, but this is not a scientific fact. The energy equation is calories consumed minus calories expended.

No kidding, you're not breaking anything to me here, that was implied. But sure I could've been more accurate. Compare to the pseudo-science-as-fact I'm responding to.
I was surprised to learn recently that GPS can be turned off by the government. I guess it makes sense, I just never thought of gps as inherently controlled by the government.
Thanks! I think of it as moving my finger in the same direction as the cursor, which ended up feeling the most natural during typing.
As an ergonomic nut I have to recommend the kinesis edge gaming keyboard. Most mech keyboards are just fancy design plus mech keys.

The kinesis lets you find the best horizontal distance apart and change their tilt from center.

It's not that attractive, but it's great from an ergonomic perspective.
What if there is a cure for cancer but it’s living/growing on Mars?
Does not seem like an intractable problem: penalize obstruction of free movement, mandate cryptographically signed approval of email contact for organizations, filter the rest with a whitelist.

Not saying it is easy, but definitely not impossible.
I procrastinate bookmarking them and the order and position of the tabs serves as a sort of record of my thought process and actions when I was looking at them.

I navigate them using the tab hotkeys, container tab menu, and fast scrolling while watching for favicon clusters.
Saved you a click: No, NASA did not confirm "Alien DNA" in marijuana, the website just wants clicks. This is literally what the article is about, getting clicks. It's clickbait by their own admission.
I’m unsure about what goes on under the hood, but Zepto uses the jQuery syntax.
Latest jQuery claims to support only recent browsers. I think it means that they are using relatively recent JS API without workaround or hacks if you're concerned about it.
Understandable but I think there's a strong need for awareness and scrutiny too. All rainbows and unicorns is what enables disasters like that to take shape.
Good! That would definitely make people bullshit less.
Yes i mean exactly that, but implementing as much of the jQuery library as possible, or certainly the most used parts. Was just a thought excercise.
Interesting point, I could imagine that in a truly terrible diet with little overall nitrtional value some of the primary drivers could break down enough to skew the CICO relationship, however even in those cases if you took 25% off the calorie intake and went for a long walk energy other day they would probably loose weight. It wouldn’t solve the other health issues caused by a terrible diet though.
Feitian announced a few months back that all of their u2f products were using their normal javacard chips.. (Some of the low end older ones were either different chips or could only ship permantly "personalized".)

Bulk orders of any recent feitian u2f should be able to ship with firmware you built yourself (probably with their SDK and help.) Effectively, that might mean very little since they probably can't support much more in combination with a u2f applet, but it would allow a vague statement like in the article and explain an avoidance of clarifying whether they support other pki or otp which is what distinguishes the high end tokens people like to talk about.
Neovim, obviously
Most likely this was posted because it was mentioned on one of the latest A16Z podcast episodes, if anyone is curious.

Edit: I believe this is the episode: https://a16z.com/2018/07/06/ben-marc-stevenjohnson-summit-20...
I think to draw this conclusion you need a (4) People who manage their nutrition and have uncontrollable weight gain.

Then, we can say there is a difference between (3) and (4) and attribute it to biology instead of diet.
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Cities expand, there's no such thing as non-sustainable growth for a city. Cities can easily go vertical. If cities didn't expand during our parents and grandparents generation they'd just be the farms. It would be quite different landscape if the NIMBY group had clout back then.

Society moves forwards, people who want to "preserve" really don't want us to move forward. Whether they are killing mass transit plans because they want to "preserve" their small city culture or not allowing the building of high-density housing to meet the demands to our ever growing population.

Preserve is even more sinister as it uses justify racism and oppression or south likes to refer to as "preserving their southern culture" as they fly confederate flags and put up statues of Confederate leaders.
To be fair you are sort of assuming their troll detection is very accurate, however these users have apparently not said enough to get banned, which makes it seem like an error on Twitter's behalf.
I keep dozens of windows and hundreds of tabs open because I'm usually researching multiple topics, and I like being able to pause or switch context easily.

Every few weeks I do a quick pass through all my open windows and tabs and I close any documents that have grown stale or that I've already finished studying up on or read through.
Ah OK I didn't look closely enough as I thought the picture were of POS terminal devices. I was confusing CAP with "chip and pin" - the tech used inside debit cards.
H1B is not a market - you are locked to your sponsoring employer.

If you switch jobs the other employer has to file the paperwork.

If you lose your job you have 30 days to find employment or you have to lesve the country- most immigrants would do anything not to be in this position.
> Although I think you're far more likely to make Starfleet 0.5 in the private sector

Can you (or anyone) explain this to me? It's not like there's a bunch of briefcases floating around in space with $4B in them...why would there be any private interest in space exploration? Seems like even the private companies are just being fed money from governments anyway, so in the end it's public funding.
The point is that effective nutrition is still the best way to lose weight and as I’ve seen more than a few people going going on ketogenic diets while consuming a normal caloric intake and losing weight at a rate greater than any deficiency there is something to this.

We also need to understand if there are reasons for far occumulation other than simply excess calories.
Fat is an organ it is connected to the nervous system and it stores a lot of crap in it, now does your body accumulate fat to protect it self from junk you eat I’m not sure it’s that simple but obesity is a real problem and we need to find a solution for it which is more nuanced than eat less and excercise because at least to me it seems like a far more complicated issue.
Or perhaps more succinctly, a JS polyfill library that uses jquery as the guts. I only mean that half jokingly.
Elected politicians aren’t entitled to free speech on a private platform. Attempts to legislate against Twitter would result in a Supreme Court escalated case with the legislation in question being sent back to Congress.

Remember, only the government is required to permit free speech. They cannot compel private parties to do so.
Renowned Hacker Arrested for Cracking Denuvo Anti-Piracy Tech
I am fatigued from reading about nutrition, everyone claims to be "not an expert, but spent a year reading studies" and then proceeds to cite studies that support their claims.

* It's all about calories! carbs/fats/protein ratio doesn't matter [1]
* It's all about carbs! [2]

Why don't PhDs themselves write an easy to read book about this? We have to rely on "translators" like Tim Ferris [3] and others like him [4] who cite contradicting studies.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19246357
[2] http://www.ajcn.org/cgi/reprint/23/7/948
[3] https://tim.blog/2008/02/25/the-science-of-fat-loss-why-a-calorie-isnt-always-a-calorie/
[4] http://physiqonomics.com/fat-loss/
> both existed and was a valid engineering consideration/strategy at the time.

Please define what you mean by "valid".

> To falsify it, you would merely need documentation that such a philosophy was not a consideration in this design.

Well, then I probably don't care? I care whether it was a bad idea, not whether it was a bad idea coming from a bad philosophy or a bad idea standing on its own.
Per the Great Filter[0], this is really bad news, right?

[0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Filter
MF68 is a great starter board. You won't be able to go back.
I recently purchased a low-profile mechanical keyboard with low key travel (Havit tenkeyless) and it’s been amazing (I’ve always disliked how high profile and long key travel cherry switch keyboards have). The switches feel great but build quality on everything else seems lacking. I’m tempted to buy a half dozen of them in case they are discontinued. Does anyone know of other keyboards similar to this one? Thought it would be useful to ask here. Thanks.
Does modern space exploration still produce the same kinds of spin-off benefits as the old school 'big space' programs did(say, up until the 80s)?

Could we get the same kinds of spin-off technologies if we reallocated NASA's budget to prioritize technology development over, say, planetary exploration?

I'm not anti-space... and I think it's important for us, as a society, to reach for the heavens. I also think, however, that it would not hold humanity back much in the grand scheme of things if we stopped exploring planets for, say, the next 50-100 years.
This is business.

Know your worth, do not undersell yourself, learn by others’ errors, and always—ALWAYS—get it in Writing.
My phone uses my providers DNS servers I'm fairly certain. I can't change them, that's true and regrettable.
Startup launched Kickstarter campaign for Mac SSDs at a heavily discounted price
Just came across this Kickstarter campaign that is selling SSDs for a really nice price and I wanted to pass it on: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/879454305/feather-ssd-the-best-solid-state-drives-for-mac
Real programmers use Acme.
If you work in an open office or share a workspace your co-workers will hate you. No one wants to listen to machine gun fire while your neighbor types animated gifs into slack.
It doesn't matter if it actually makes a difference. These sorts of training seminars are marketed and sold to executives so that they can claim that they've done something about a problem. Whether or not they work is completely immaterial to whether or not companies buy them - all that matters is how it looks in various lawsuits.

"We've had racial sensitivity training and fired the offending manager" can be the difference between settling a discrimination lawsuit relatively cheaply and getting taken to the cleaners in a civil case with legs.
There is at least a kernel of this idea in a national postal bank.[0]

[0] http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/history/2014...
Everyone’s metabolism - the efficiency and particular chemical make up of their body and microbes is different. I run 5k twice a week and 10k once a week. I also have bradycardia (my resting heart rate is In the 40s). I’m also overweight. For me, it’s like magic. If I am on a ketogenoc diet I lose weight. If I am not, I do not.

Ultimately it’s a question of my body. I am hyper sensitive to sugar. If I eat sugar I build fat with it. Good for not starving during European winters, bad for American summers for a geek in front of a computer all day.
Opera's tab groups and saved sessions did the trick for me; I still miss those.
According to Steve Wozniak "Steve couldn't code"[1].

Obviously being able to code is better than not being able to code! Steve succeeded despite never writing code, not because of it!

Can you imagine what kind of Supersteve we would have had if he learned to code! Rather than an Apple worth $0.95 trillion in 2018, might it be worth $3 trillion? $5 trillion? $30 trillion?

After all knowing how to code is obviously better than not knowing how to code!

Moral of the story: if you want to succeed like Steve don't be like Steve! If you work for someone like this, don't! You're better than that.

(My comment is entirely sarcastic. It's a rebutt to your

>Not saying Steve Jobs didn't do great things. But let's all agree he accomplished them in spite of these flaws, not because of them.

NO. I don't agree with you that Steve accomplished what he accomplished despite the qualities, practices, influences, and decisions that made him Steve, and not because of them. In fact it's kind of a laughable claim as I hope my sarcastic "critique" that he didn't code, shows.)

[1]

https://www.businessinsider.com/steve-jobs-never-wrote-compu...
The latest versions of jQuery provide a jQuery API implemented on top of current web standards.
Holographic image of a black hole proposed in a graphene flake
Maybe TheMedNet will do better.
Removing jQuery is not always a good idea. The best advertisement for jQuery, ironically, is this site: http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/ Look at how simple things are in the left column, and how much more code is needed in the right column.

jQuery has many convenience features such as chaining, for example: item.addClass('selected').siblings().removeClass('selected');
and you don't have to check for nulls after each selection.

Many functions such as closest() and remove() have no equivalents in IE11, and other things such as replaceWith() and before() are not available even in Edge.

For simple sites it is easy enough to remove jQuery, but for more complex javascript applications, especially apps that have a lot of interactivity, removing jQuery will result in more code, or you will end up writing a lot of utility functions thereby creating your own little clone of jQuery.
The web has modernized. Browsers are kept up to date now more than ever. jQuery helped support antiquated browsers, but that niche is no longer nearly as prevalent as it once was.
The latter. If they legitimately owned the patent (whether they filed it themselves or acquired it by purchase), then this case could have proceeded on its merits.
Even worse is when I see developers toil year after year at a company, working late hours for 2-3% raises wondering why their hard work is not being appreciated and not only getting paid below market value but seeing new employees coming in making more than them (been there done that).

They ask me why would “their” company do that to them. My simple answer - because you let them. It took me awhile to get it, but for the last 10 years, I’ve changed jobs 5 times for greener pastures, compared to keeping one job for 9 years previously.

I’ve had to develop interpersonal skills to punch above my weight to get things done at a level that my title alone wouldn’t have accomplished.
Perhaps then we are researching the wrong thing? Why is it that some people are able to subconsciously regulate their food intake just enough to stay healthy while others regularly eat (or drink) 100-200 calories a day more - which, over a number of weeks and months is enough to gain a decent amount of weight.
Oliver Sacks had some case studies listed in his book "Musicophilia." One was a non-musician doctor who, after an injury, developed an obsession with Chopin's Fantasie Impromptu. He apparently bought a Steinway and learned the piece in a year with no instruction.
Well your quote certainly does not suggest a proof of the insulin hypothesis.

Does the study control for calorie intake and show that preventing insulin spikes with the same calorie intakes reduced overall weight gain? Surely if that was the case they'd just say that?