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It is also very likely that, if a new referendum reversed the result, it would do so with an equally slight margin to the original referendum. And that would solve nothing. We can't have referendums until we get it "right" (or until we get a large enough margin).

As to the change in the public opinion, polls have shown that many people who voted Remain don't actually want a second referendum, they just want to "get on with it" and implement the results of the first one. My intuition is that the vast majority do so out of a misguided belief that a democratically taken decision cannot be overtaken democratically, that not implementing the result of the referendum (even if they disagree with it) is undemocratic and that parliament is obliged to follow the results of the referendum even though it was not binding (i.e. they don't understand the words "non-binding"). In other words, they misguidedly believe that the democratic thing is to go ahead with the Brexit, regardless of any circumstances, changed or not. And they are prepared to fight for democracy with all their might, even if they don't really understand it. Therefore many would probably vote "Leave" in a second referendum, thinking they were doing the right and principled thing. And if the decision was reversed, these same Remainers would descend on the streets and riot, and demand the heads of the Enemies of the People who dared oppose themselves to their will.

In short, having another referendum now would create even more chaos than the first.

For the record, I'm an EU immigrant to the UK and Brexit seriously spoils my ointment. I'm as anti-Brexit as it's possible to be. However, I don't think a new referendum is a solution. I don't think there is any solution- no realistic ones anyway. The country put a pistol to its temple and pulled the trigger. Now we're in the time between the gun having gone off and the bullet hitting.

There is no turning back :(
Yes, it is alarmist.

But england did not train ANY new border&custom agent in case of a hard brexit, unlike Ireland and Netherland (and France already have some somehow). The renewment of the Touquet deal still isn't done, and France could very well say "no deal mean no deal" in case of a hard brexit, or ask for even more money to act as England border patrol. Spanish government don't care for Gibraltar, so transfering daily necessity (food and meds) will probably become more expensive (you can't say "no" to american military bases in Europe, but UK ones don't carry the same weight).

Anyway, hard Brexit will be hard on UK, but it will be hard for EU too. But it will be worse politicaly if EU look weak in front of UK, so either UK cave, either we're in for a loose/loose more game.
"It's exactly the same thinking that leads people to conclude that global warming isn't a problem, because they found a climate scientist who also disagrees."

No it isn't.

You've read the book?

The point is, particle scientiests have shown no fundamental progress in the last decades, and claimed several times there will be progress for sure with the next billion EUR. But this has not materialized.

Hossenfelder argues that the "for sure" part comes from the perception of beauty by the scientists, and they have no other basis for being convinced there is possible progress than that the current theories are not beautiful (e.g. no quantum gravity, no unified theory, no super symmetry).

Climate scientists have shown massive progress over the last decades.

"[...] because they found a climate scientist who also disagrees."

It's not that "one" scientist says there is no progress, all scientists agree there is no progress in particle science (except showing a particle exists that everyone was sure existed already and waves that everyone also was sure exist, no new insights). So listen to the scientists about their progress, when billions of EURs and broken promises have not brought any progress and decide if they should get more, or the billions are better spend on scientists that make progress (climate, health, AI, ...).
Six (or seven) new system calls for filesystem mounting
The EU’s SME Instrument can be invaluable for startups,here’s how they get grant
I've worked 28 hours and 32-35 hours. It's great.

Basic process as employee is either:

A) Switch from full-time to part-time at current job. This is easiest.

B) Apply to full time jobs, negotiate after you get an offer.

Some resources if you're interested:

1. Different ways you can do it (from negotiation on the job to consulting): https://codewithoutrules.com/2018/07/03/35-hour-workweek/

2. Interview with someone who has negotiated 4-day workweeks for past 15 years: https://codewithoutrules.com/2018/01/08/part-time-programmer...
Does this read like an ad to anyone else?

I can't help but notice their average BMI was 40. That's in the "extremely obese" category - pretty sure we're out of the "massively muscled" category (exception - monsters like Ronnie Coleman, but let's be honest here, his blood serum reading come back "minotaur" and the muscle is probably doing damage). I'd always assumed that for the majority of the population going from an obese BMI to a normal/overweight one largely does the trick.
Thank you so much for taking your time to give a fully response. I will definitely look in to vue and give it a try. Thanks.
If you are there to live rather than to tour you will find that the traditional date format is pervasive in daily life. Banking, legal documents, etc.
Why the MySQL support?

Seems pretty weird to include support for an Oracle offering from the get-go, especially given the bad blood between Google and Oracle.
It really bothers me that they're skipping these two as separate steps. Track "what I asked for", use "what I ended up with" for deployment. Otherwise you're just saying "use pip freeze" regardless of wrapping magic around it.

If you're already down that road, pipdeptree is your friend. It will resolve your frozen packages to at least tell you which are top-level and which are dependencies-of-dependencies. There are still exceptions if you're using a dependency both directly and via another module, but having a requirements.in from the pipdeptree parents will have you covered.

Get that list, set them all to module>=version in development, pip install -r requirements.in, then pip freeze > requirements.txt to get hard version locks for deployment.

As others have stated, pip-tools handles this separation for you.
Apple's 6.1-Inch LCD iPhone 'Possibly' Delayed to October
I do wonder what it would take to emulate it more properly on a component level. It's definitely a "weird" filter and doesn't behave like one would assume it to.
Personally speaking, it makes me listen to my heart more intensely. I often get into heated arguments or fights because of whiskey.
I didn't expect upvotes for this but I'm surprised by the downvotes.

Anybody care to tell me what's wrong with commenting on the name of the processor series when that name is in the headline?

(And Knights Landing is a lovely little place which most people who aren't from Northern California may never have heard of. Worth a visit, especially if you fish.)
correlation doesn't mean causation, although I myself think insulin resistance happens to obese people because they are obese and not some underlying mysterious reason, but insulin resistance is not typically the only source of T2D, if it was, thin people would never get T2D, so I guess we still have ways to go before we solve this one.
Honestly what should one consider it then, gross incompetence. I work in a fairly small company, we have 100s of unique forms in our application and we try to make it work and work fast in 3 browsers and sometime we do find/gets reported on performance problem at specific things and we fix those.

How many unique pages or functionality the youtube site has. Am I missing something here? The scaling problem of youtube backend is amazing, complicated and unique. What is the unique uber complicated functionality does the youtube page itself has that they can't test their main page loading up 5 times slower in 2 of the 3 browsers? Do they even open it another browser?
The article is incredibly light on details except advertising the startup he's working for.

The only link with some facts was this paper: https://asset.jmir.pub/assets/a2c0047f60bd77156d22029b8bdd5c...
The more and more I read the comments on public forums(popular ones, such as this one and Reddit)- the more I ask myself "why am I doing this to myself?"

I think there may be something to taking a step back from knowing what hundreds, thousands of strangers think about a given thing at a given point in time.
Why is the iPhone X over 4 times as expensive as the SE in India and only 3x as expensive in the US? Is Apple even trying?
Liquid water 'lake' revealed on Mars
Pretty sure that article was an ad.

I do know at least one person who has Type 2 Diabetes with a regular BMI, but even the article points out the average BMI was 40 - I really hope that's not the average population's BMI. I guess you could argue chicken & egg (diabetes causes obesity... maybe?), but in this case the egg is rather fat.
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1. Can you please integrate Auth0?

2. Can OneGraph Authentication be used for user and session management instead of Auth0?

3. RE: pricing, is it $24/mo for 5K/mo is ~ 1 request every 20 minutes. The next tier is about 1 request per second on average. So I guess your Individual plan is for evaluation and side-projects?
Your (1) is a good point. Regarding the rest, there's no exchange rate risk between two euro-zone countries.
Roughly, the method used is the ketogenic diet. Very low carb, very high fat.
Zotero also have chrome plugin that, while I don't remember it work on Google Scholar, I use it all the time on actual journal site (IEEE Xplore, arxiv, Nature, ACM, etc.)
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I do not argue about science.

But I would be interested in the track record of particle science in the last 50 years on improving the human condition.
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Here are my reasons to not own an iPhone as an Indian consumer

It is lot pricier.
Same app on iTunes costs more than play store.
It is more restrictive in functioning. I'm someone who always roots my phone asap.
There are really good alternatives from Xiaomi and OnePlus.
Regarding point 1: From the site linked in the article, it appears to be basically classic keto + heavy supervision and dietary advice.
Why do alcoholics continue to drink, even though they know they’re harming themselves?

Compulsive behaviour is interesting.
Wait. How do chip manufacturers protect their designs?! I'm very curious.

And thanks for the notes about CMOS, I'm very interested in chip design and $300 is rather affordable for hobbyist-level tinkering. Now just to have chip design tools take off... :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandwidth

Bandwidth has several related meanings:

* Bandwidth (signal processing) or analog bandwidth, frequency bandwidth or radio bandwidth, a measure of the width of a range of frequencies, measured in hertz

* Bandwidth (computing), the rate of data transfer, bit rate or throughput, measured in bits per second (bit/s)
There seems to be a trend... Schwarzenegger's Total Recall, Nick Cage's Next, Matt Damon's The Adjustment Bureau, etc. are all based on Philip K. Dick stories. But fortunately some adaptations have turned quite good: Blade Runner, A Scanner Darkly, Minority Report, The Man in the High Castle...
It's less error prone. Never had ^^ that scenario since and I've not run into additional problems either.

Having an extra 7 characters in a ./run.sh script doesn't really bother me. I'm not a perl developer.
Yet poetry does not manage the virtualenv for you which is what these other tools do. I think poetry would find a lot more love outside of packaging where people are now using pipenv if it managed the virtualenv too.

The integration pipenv has with pyenv is also very nice.

Many people want less tools, which is the primary reason pipenv took off IMO. Creating and activating virtualenvs? mkvirtualenv? Minor python version changes and the venv is toast? Different ways of structuring requirements files? It’s a mess for juniors especially.

People that are packaging libs probably aren’t having the same difficulty with virtualenvs that junior devs are when starting at a company deving on new code bases, learning new processes and tools. But packaging and releasing python libs is challenging, so tooling to help with that is awesome.

A single tool that can do packaging, dependency management, and venv management would be embraced. If poetry doesn’t add venv management, then pipenv should add packaging management.
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That seems unwise. Using your real name everywhere and/or the same username makes you easily trackable.

I use different usernames on each site, not linked to my real identity, etc.
Steve Jobs, at the Dawn of the App Store, Predicts the Future of Mobile
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The units that Apple moves in India is still significant but the population being so large, the "market share" is very low due to pricey hardware. Apple is not a lesser known brand in India, in Metro and even small cities, people do use Apple products but the middle class and lower economy people can't afford such an expensive phone. This is the reason why Xiaomi, Moto, Lenovo have taken over big names such as Samsung in terms of market share.
Most people who buy iPhones in India do not care about the ecosystem that Apple offers, it's just a status symbol to them. In fact most of the population doesn't care about the ecosystem that a device offers, they just want a bang for their buck.
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Previous parts:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17309654

https://ds9a.nl/articles/posts/cpp-2/

https://ds9a.nl/articles/posts/cpp-3/

https://ds9a.nl/articles/posts/cpp-4/
Without confirmation from Pat, I am 99% sure this is bullshit. Nice try, though.
How a community hospital harnessed AI to tackle Pneumonia
I suspect most dog owners will not be surprised by this.
Developing our co-evolution with dogs was perhaps the greatest thing humans ever did...we really don't deserve dogs.
> I'm pretty sure opposition to free movement was a key underpinning of Brexit support

Probably, but was it on the ballot paper? No. Was it in the manifesto? (which manifesto of the multiple Leave campaigns, or the Conservative 2017 one?) This is why we're in a mess, for every option people appear saying that it's not what they voted for.
Thanks! Two interesting thing about that photo.

1 - It's near the arctic circle by the Lofoten area in Norway. In or near the arctic circles the sun and the moon (in winters) stay very low, so you get this very long period of low angles of the moon or sun. In San Francisco, you are rushing to capture 1-2 shots before the moon has moved a few degrees upwards.

2 - that moon image was at the opposite side (if I remember correctly) of the picture below it [0] which is a reminder to always look behind you, during dramatic colors.

[0] https://www.eyeem.com/p/122317208
First lake of liquid water is discovered on Mars
I'd be curious to know why the many online advocates of intermittent fasting (and other time restricted diets) think it's any different than the many other fad diets that have come, gone, and come again.

Diets in general seem to bring out the obsessive optimization that many (especially on this website) are prone too and the "one quick trick" mentality.

I'll be surprised if there is ever any better advice than "eat food. not too much. mostly plants".
Pipenv is certainly better than npm. Although, that may be a result of the js ecosystem but still...
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Hello Hacker News! Creator here, happy to answer any questions! :)

I decided to build CSS Scan to get computed styles with no hassle and in real-time. It's faster than using browsers' Developer Tools and give all of the styles in the shorthand way, this means no messy CSS or styles being overwritten. You can also copy to clipboard by just clicking on it.

P.S.: Of course this is only for use cases you want to have an overall vision of the styles; it's far from being a full alternative to Inspect Element.

It took me 50 hours and 17 minutes to develop. Inspired by @levelsio I recorded all the development and made a speed video. If you want to check it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtsNNXpXcYs
This seems like an ad for "virta health." Which itself seems to be a pile of supplements, a scale, and a Keto Diet plan.

Keto Diets (and intermittent fasting) have been shown to help "reverse" type-2 diabetes, since it moves people out of the medical criteria for the disease. But if the original lifestyle returned that individual may become classified as a type-2 diabetic again.
Intel Ditching Hyper-Threading with New Core I7-9700k Coffee Lake Processor
Something I learned from this, iPhones from Dubai do not have Facetime. That's pretty interesting in itself.
It's a swampy/sewage type of smell but not as potent.
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I think that's actually a good thing. Allowing different projects to use different versions of a 3rd-party package may be convenient for developers in the short term, but it creates bigger problems in the long term.
> The entire intervention is managed by physicians and the nutritional approach is based on highly individualized carbohydrate restriction and nutritional ketosis (which I’ve written about extensively in the past and throughout this blog).

People like to hate on low-carb approach. They say things like "It causes liver problems" which don't have a basis in reality. Human beings survived for thousands of years on way fewer sugars and starches than we have today.

It's particularly bad in the US due to the availability of high fructose corn syrup, which means America products tend to contain more sugar than their overseas counterparts.

A few years ago I started going strong on a keto die, cutting out soda, pasta, bread, etc. and eating a lot more vegetables, meats, cheeses, etc. There an initial shock about two weeks in which some people can't get past, because your body has to get use to using fat as a primary fuel source instead of sugars/starches. Once I got past that though, I could cycling farther, my weight training sessions lasted longer with less fatigue, and I dropped from 72kg down to 63kg over the course of several months.

My lowest was 60kg for nearly two years! Moving back to America has been difficult. It's hard to find the same quality of ingredients and I just got burnt out on cooking my own food all the time. There is very little healthy stuff off the shelf here. In the past two years I've slowly rose back up to 67kg and it's upsetting.

I wish there were more low carb options when eating out. Salads at pubs are often loaded with croutons and fruits, there are lots of hidden carbs in salad dressing and there's just a lack of healthier options here.

The food industry pushed hard against the Adkins movement in the early 2000s. Imagine if we had kept going down the route. Would obesity have dropped significantly in the US? We'll never know. But this article goes with a lot of the current research: fat doesn't make you fat. Sugars and starch do. They have a much higher energy density and sugar is huge contributor to heart disease.
The top menu has a drop down menu where you can choose between:

Physical: '*' is next to Enter/Return

Natural: '*' is shift-8

For me with a UK PC keyboard Physical is shift + ' (that key also has my @ character on it). It'd be where the star key would be on a BBC keyboard.

Natural is just shift + 8 (where the asterisk is normally located).
"the nutritional approach is based on highly individualized carbohydrate restriction and nutritional ketosis (which I’ve written about extensively in the past and throughout this blog)."

I think there's at least a 75% chance that the whole cure is essentially contained in that sentence.

I've been keeping a bit of an eye on this area for a while, and watching the studies fling back and forth and such. My current pet theory that I think explains a lot of observations is "Carbohydrate-restriction diets (such as Atkins) work well on obesity caused by insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome, and may even be able to reverse the underlying causes, but may be ineffective for other causes." Basically, if you damaged your pancreas to some degree (or convinced them to stop working, or whatever; "damaged" them in terms of end result not necessarily "harm to the pancreas"), carb restriction may work well for you, but if that's not the core problem, it may not work for you at all. This may explain the variance in studies, if there is an unaccounted for variance in the populations being studied and how affected by metabolic syndrome they are, and why for some people low-carb diets work great and for others they fail completely.

I've also noticed as I've been getting into some intermittent fasting and such that when I'm doing it, I seem to be more able to consume a higher degree of ("good") carbs without it going straight to my waistline, as if I'm actually repairing or healing some things that I broke in my teens. (Where I considered a Coke and a king-sized package of Skittles a good after-school snack; it wasn't bad for you, there was no fat in it!)

(Perhaps slightly less controversially, what if the term "obesity" is actually like the term "schizophrenia"? We know the term "schizophrenia" is a catch-all term for what is almost certainly multiple distinct disorders that we currently lack the technology or know-how to distinguish. What if "obesity" is actually several distinct problems, with several distinct cures? In some sense, we already know this is true, because for instance thyroid malfunctions can cause issues with weight. But what if what's "left over" after those other cases is still three or four distinct things we're currently lumping together, and that we lack the tech or know-how to distinguish? It wouldn't really be that shocking.)

But note I label this "pet theory" for a reason. I'm not claiming to have Truth here, just a pet theory.
As it is Peter Attia I’m assuming it was some form of intermittent fasting with some version of Keto. He doesn’t really like giving one size fits all solutions so that’s probably why it isn’t mentioned here. Source joe Rogan podcast interview.
Somehow, I doubt any of the 8 billionaires needed motivational books. Maybe, I'm in the minority, but I find the entire self-help, motivational, Tim Ferris, Gobundance, rah rah stuff to be pathetic and most if not all of the purveyors of this stuff to be on par with the salesman that calls me every 3 months from my car dealership to "see how I'm doing".

Just go out and start doing stuff. If you're not of a personality to do that, perhaps working for someone else and following a lead is more suitable for your personality. Nothing wrong with that.
The promises of Parliament and the will of the people regarding Brexit were about as clear as it gets in any democracy.
Parliament voted to have the referendum. The referendum was simply and clearly expressed (though not at all detailed), each side had months to state their case, and the results were uncontroversial. Parliament followed the referendum with a vote to trigger Article 50. Subsequent elections resulted in a pro-Brexit government.
What more could you possibly want in a democracy? To reverse course now - or to just keep having a referendum or revotes until the "right" result is achieved - would express total contempt and disregard for democracy itself.
Such total disregard for the will of the people occurred following referenda on the EU Constitution in France and Ireland. The EU's anti-democratic actions were one of the main arguments of the Brexiteers.
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