skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As a non-US person, I used to think "you all just have to stop eating so much" towards those overweight in the US.

But after living in the US you start to understand that it really is not easy.

In other countries, bread is bread, restaurant food is one serving and the snacks your peers bring in are home-made sweets, or cheese and crackers, etc.

In the US, bread is sugary and dense in calories, restaurant food is in two salty-oily servings, and the snacks your peers bring in are donuts and cupcakes.

When I first moved to the US and lived as I normally would, I gained weight quickly. It sucked having to involve yourself mentally in something you normally don't have to think about.
I'd definitely throw Keybase in there as well. To me it has the easiest experience being cross platform, integrated with the filesystem, end-to-end encrypted, and having solved the identity proof piece.
From the article:

"The sharp drop in Turkish assets came after a delegation returned from Washington with no apparent progress on the detention of U.S. pastor Andrew Brunson, who is charged with supporting a group blamed for an attempted coup in 2016."

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

"Andrew C. Brunson (born January 3, 1968) is an American pastor in Turkey, arrested in October 2016 in the purges occurring after the aftermath of the 2016 Turkish coup d'état attempt, imprisoning tens of thousands of Turkish military personnel, civil servants, educators, academics, dissidents, and journalists.[3][4] Brunson is an evangelical pastor of the Izmir Resurrection Church, a small Protestant church with about 25 congregants."

First time I am hearing about this guy. P.S. the "coup" seemed pretty staged even when it was happening. It was pretty incompetent.

The "reason" for these sanctions is also pretty convoluted.
This is sure to quickly fill with personal anecdotes, I can attest to experiencing this phenomena myself, but I wonder what we can do with this information? I think it's already in the "everybody knows" category, so how do we get those who need it the most to take advantage of it? The extreme presentation of these conditions typically impedes one from becoming physically active, thought I do look forward to the success that I'm sure will be the first soccer league for agoraphobics.
in NYC, internet+cable and just internet were the exact same price, so..
The next major innovation in batteries might be here
French here too; regarding language, it's rather annoying when there's one only person who don't speak French at work, forcing everyone else to switch. But if the co-workers are young enough, there shouldn't have too much difficulty for them to speak English. And regarding code, all the variable + comment are usually in English.
Pretty snarky comment to a currency that 80 million ppl depend on and is tanking thanks to unilateral economic decisions from abroad.

Of course the real wouldn't have any experience with this, because Brazil just handed the keys to its government to foreigners.
Syncthing will do the job. Yes, it doesn't implement a cloud store like Dropbox. You have a couple of alternatives: 1) get a cheap vps host (digitalocean, vultr, etc.) and make it part of your syncthing 'cluster'. 2) get a raspberry-pi running syncthing and a big external HD and put that somewhere else (parent's, brother's, office, etc.).
Create a 13 JavaScript game in 30 days with js13kGames (starts in 3 days)
>you'd then need to tunnel your connection (eg via SSH or VPN)

Well, there is an sshfs FUSE filesystem, for what it's worth
What are IE developers?
People still murder each other fairly commonly. I imagine that's the sense in which similar bad human behaviors should be expected to persist indefinitely.
Hi French founder here.

Imho:
French start-up ecosystem is booming. Still immature in some aspects.
Really good tech companies, less aggressive in sales than german for example.
Cash is coming really hard from french VCs but also UK and some US.

I consider France a tax heaven for start-up with multiple leverage:
- JEI (Jeune Entreprise Innovante) status: basically you pay low employer's contribution
- CIR (Crédit Impot Recherche): you have 30% of you Research and Development (if it's really R&D) refunded as tax break or cash.
- BPI (Banque Publique d'Investissement): basically some free money, loans and cash for equity investement; Really easy if VCs are already onboard.
- Unemployment law. If you've worked enough you get paid for a period of time to find another job and creating a company qualify as finding another job.

Other cool stuff: culture, low salary, top tier math/engineer schools, good business school/MBA, great community but a bit too nice.

Bad stuff: weather in Paris, English is pretty bad (with some progress), French market too small for most businesses, a lot of uneducated BAs, VCs and Entrepreneurs. Europe fragmented market, administration is slow and heavy, overcrowd of start-up recently.
Same here, I had heard rsync.net mentioned previously...HOWEVER, i did NOT know they had a windows client. Thanks!
No. There's already a peer-to-peer relay infrastructure in place for when your devices can't make direct connections to each other.
UK and Swedish citizens are supposed to get a visum on entry automatically, so it's normal for her to have none when arriving, and if it were only that they'd just have sent her back.
I cant ever foresee a situation where I think the government is in the best position to decide what farmers grow, what livestock is produced and what I should put on my plate. just no.
I know about Idaho stop, but unless Idaho stop makes its way to the official Rules of the Road of the respective state, province, or country, and its knowledge gets verified at driver's test, it is irrelevant.

In the province I live in, there is no "Idaho stop". Rules are unambiguous: if you are on the road, whatever you are driving, you STOP at the stop sign. No guessing "do I/they do Idaho stop or not".
As a driver and a cyclist, it seems to me simply that many drivers have a tremendous sense of entitlement. Everything else stems from that, otherwise poor behavior would just be an annoyance instead of triggering actual murderous rage.
I created a related tool for testing different combinations of CSS grid rules. http://grids.help/
> should be eating a strict paleo diet

This seems to be a typical US american thing as well and why it is easy to become obese and unhealthy in the USA.

Tales of evil sugar and tales of good healthy high fat high protein diets with much animal products.

Worldwide scientific experts warn against much sugar and much fat and much animal products (high fat, high protein).
I know this is unrelated, but I thought you might be interested. It's an Arabic programming language, by Ramsey Nasser: http://nas.sr/%D9%82%D9%84%D8%A8/
OneDrive doesn't support dotfiles and thus can't sync Git repos.
Are you proposing we shouldn't be kind to people with mental issues?
On my "ideal" requirements list is the ability to sync, encrypted, to a standard cloud backend as well. https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/2647
The California rail links cities together. Here's the map:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/Cahsr_ma...

There are a few stops near San Francisco and Los Angeles, but those areas would be better served through improving existing commuter rail, which is slow and has many other issues that limit its usage.
That doesn't excuse his fans/followers encouraging and condoning his racist tirades
'Free speech' isn't strictly a legal ideal.
Graphus Strongly Aligned with Gartner's New Phishing Report
1) you can sync with a device inside your LAN, even if you are outside, with global discovery (enabled by default).

2) you can run your own off-site instance, that can be hosted with your favourite cloud provider.
They did not explicitly say they support "any modern filesystem with xattr". They said that they support EXT4 and nothing else on Linux.
Ericsson to speed up 5G development in US
If POSIX shell isn't good enough, you should be using a proper programming language. Encouraging this sort of thing is harmful.
> Denying the Holocaust causes harm.

I'm not sure I agree with this line, but perhaps I can be convinced. The way I see it, with all the world's information in everyone's pocket, blindly taking random social media posts at face value is what causes the harm.
Breaking law doesn‘t give you legitimacy.

Injuring pedestrians doesn‘t give you legitimacy, either.

You simply illustrate the extremist biker that will achieve nothing but more hatred from all other participants in traffic.

That‘s why I‘m hoping for more „casual“ bikers who don‘t see the war on the street as their focal point of life.
Personally I find the idea of a bank supporting such an outdated browser disturbing on a security level.
Whatever you think of the idea being expressed (silly and not well considered IMO), this thing is outrageously poorly written. Just really awful dreck.
You're right to be skeptical - statements like that ignore bioavailability. You won't absorb anything like 100% of the protein from broccoli.
I like to do that too. Having a thin layer over the actual API makes maintenance much easier and you can test your layer better. But it's hard to implement this in a bigger team. A lot of people don't see the point.
You're proving his point. It's so rare that it makes national news (or international, when you're an idiot with no brakes). Cars kill dozens of people in the US a day. Bikes kill far less than one person a year.
That’s a really good point. I was young and just sort of “trusted” people and clients to do the right thing.
Can anyone tldr the solution? I'm on Ubuntu and get the warning (stop syncing/move folder).

Move to where? How do I get it to work on Ubuntu again?
Could be the "per calorie" qualifier - you'd need to eat a large pile of broccoli, since beef often has a lot of calories in fat.
Reminds me of VI hart and her anti pi agenda. She made a video explaining how to get your followers passionate about your ideas (in this case pi< tau). Its sort of tongue in cheek but it makes some points about social media and the ability of it to influence people.

http://vihart.com/tau-day-2018-suspend-your-disbelief/
CVD-Jet is not the new color scale, it's a simulation of what Jet looks like for certain colorblind users.

To my eyes, cividis (which is the new scale) is good by the numbers, and there's a strong argument it's more robust for colorblind users, but viridis looks better.
There's syncthing for Android: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing-android
If the demand for these products existed, the market would easily provide them. But why would excess supply be created if no one wants it?
XFS is from 1994, ported to Linux in 2002, so it is contemporary with NTFS which is from 1993.
I've seen projects where there was a perverse inversion of this principle... after winning a relatively nebulous contract, our own PM would say "We can do that." without consulting the developers... surprise surprise, ended up late and over-budget.

I guess all this is really getting at is the need for critical thinking at all levels.
> great community but a bit too nice

Too nice? Care to elaborate?
I keep wanting to use ZFS's incremental syncing across SSH - guess this is now a great excuse to set it all up on a Linux laptop!
Turkey's Meltdown Sends Shock Waves Through Emerging Markets
I agree with you, and think a paper trail is vital. However, we currently have machines that count those checkboxes/scantrons, and I'd like to put that same standard to those counting machines.
Then they should have compared it to other phones. Not to other "consumer devices".
The ranking algorithm is secret, so one can't know much about how it actually works. But, considering how much effort is spent to increase site speeds, the reality is that that's the impression that developers and site owners have.
Not sure what you're on about, its right in F-Droid [1]. What is or isn't on iOS is in Apple's control. I recommend to take a look at Nextcloud. You can use it to control your own files, calendar, etc without some third party using it for data mining.

[1] https://staging.f-droid.org/search?q=syncthing&lang=en
The Schengen area is more like the US itself. A federal system of once independent states uniting to eventually form a single nation.

The freedom to move from France to Germany, or from California to New York, has nothing to do with the freedom of movement of people born outside those systems.
As my brother likes to say, "good enough is, otherwise they wouldn't call it that."
That's exactly what every racist's apology looks like, including Roseanne Barr. Also the above is utter bullshit. She posted a link to one tweet where she was responding to someone disregarding hundreds upon hundreds of racists tweets that weren't direct responses to anyone. You realize this was going on for about 5 years?
Yup, mentioned that in my previous post. Awesome project. I remember the first time I discovered it - I felt like a caveman who'd just discovered fire.
Or you can use Syncthing instead, you know.
I live in Paris, am french, and have been working at the same startup for more than a year and some months now.

The scene is very active, any new company these days will always brand themselves as a "startup" no matter how they function behind the scenes. So alot of "false advertising" when you postulate, "we're cool and all, we SOMETIMES allow a day of remote work a week" and typical bs like that.

Your french will need to be good, because it has been proven time and time again that we are bad as flip at learning languages and if you watch statistics online you'll see we're worst ranked in the entirety of Europe in languages.

Used to be that there were some "startup heavy" districts inside Paris, still is the case, but now we also have the brand new "Station F" that sells itself (or rather Macron sells as) the next Silicon Valley of Europe.... Never heard that anywhere...

My SO is currently in internship at station F and she told me the turnover is pretty crazy, it's more of an incubator that helps new startups get on their feet, so they'll probably stay around 6 months and then move far away to get cheap offices. Also apparently their selection process is run by old investors that have no idea what they are doing and if you simply sell your sh#t product/service well enough you'll get in. From what my SO told me about 50% of the startups over there are your typical "marketing" based "services" that sell you vaporware and invest 99% of their revenue in better "packaging" and what not, if you know what type of "company" I'm talking about...

Last thing, you'll probably get a good pay since your resume mentions the words "worked at Silicon Valley", but from my experience, every single HR will try to f#ck you over when you are being hired, so you better be a tough negotiator. For reference I currently earn 30k eur (about 21k after tax) a year as a junior (2 year xp) full-stack dev (mainly node, php and alot of sysops)

I'd resume by saying that overall, startups in Paris are more akin to those in SF than the Silicon Valley if you know what I mean. That might be your sort of thing, but I'm more of a "I want to build the future with my new js framework" type of guy... So have been considering moving out of France.
Just because - in fact especially because - someone is in the numerical minority doesn't make it right to abuse them.
> Firstly, minorities have very tough environment and they don't have education and even time to think about their future

I'll add here that even if they've time and education, they might lack proper nutrition if the government deliberately keeps the watchdogs which regulate food supplies, drugs and environment underesorced. This will reduce their IQ and ability to take a better decision.

The end game is whoever manages to keep people desperate and dumb.

Simply letting bad actors contaminate the food with lead will do this job of keeping everyone dumb and winning election next year by throwing breadcrumbs.
No modding community of note. It's the first game in a series that has three direct sequels, two spinoffs, and a crossover title that all run well on Steam. As much as I miss some things about that version of the game, the sequels are better in more than just playability on windows.

I'll just have to remember to reboot before I play my favorite version of Taokaka, when I get the urge.
Well, it could mean that mental health professionals push exercise significantly more as a treatment. A lot of people see psychologists and doctors about mental health.
CryFS
So, this is what a Black Swan looks like in real-time ;)

I can recall not even five years ago when $USDTRY was historically stable just below 2.00. It's possible it will go to 8.00 very shortly.

After winning re-election in June, US-Turkey relations became strained over Erdogan's consolidation of power. Including the appointment of his son-in-law as Finance Minister. High inflation and deficits should have triggered a raise in interest rates. Policy experts conjectured a looming threat of sanctions would compel action.

But instead the Central Bank, under authoritarian control of the popular regime, wanted to implement its own brand of capital controls. The result is an historic devaluation. And risk of contagion spreading with highly levered European bank exposure.

Looking at the raw economic numbers. Turkey's GDB is under $1T annually. And outstanding foreign denominated debt approx $500B. The scale is minuscule compared to China and the West. As global debt approaches $50T and rate of growth slows below the the rate at which interest on that debt accumulates. It is not out of the realm of possibility that what is happening in Turkey right now serves as a microcosm for what could happen around the globe. Populist backed government seizure of private capital on an unprecedented scale.

There is no other way to interpret this than as a cautionary tale of the necessity of fiscal policy insulation from political winds of change.
Agriculture is, like, the least free market.
I think a CEO should understand basic accounting. It’s part of Sarbanes Oxley that that senior executives take individual responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of corporate financial reports. If the company ever did go public, she would be responsible for making sure reports are accurate.

For instance, as a private citizen, I would be responsible for making sure I pay the appropriate amount of taxes even if I had an accountant if I was a self employed consultant. If I get audited, my neck is on the line.

Ignorance is the reason that most professional football players go broke shortly after they retire and they depend on “professionals”.
Why wait for Fusion when we already have viable fission that can patch the world's energy problems while we continue to develop solutions to its shortcomings?
China doesn't even offer freedom of movement to its own citizens.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hukou_system
What the heck is a gun cyclist?
Well assuming this paranoid reason for their move is true... (an assumption I don’t buy into) it would be more about churners than hoarders.
But crazy people like Alex Jones have always been around (not that I think he's crazy, only evilly making a mint of money taking advantage of the crazy and gullible). Outrage culture on the other hand is a fairly new phenomena associated with social media, and thrives due to socially reinforcing group building feigned outrage. If people who didn't like Alex Jones, simply ignored him, he'd sink back into the shadows and have a tiny fraction of his audience. But he's a handy foil for the outrage culture to get their outrage on.
The first paragraph of the article confirms:

> Edit Notes: Chinese app company Bytedance acquired Musical.ly for nearly $1 billion in November 2017. Last week, it shut down Musical.ly and migrated all its users and content to Tik Tok, another short video app it owns. Musical.ly was incredibly popular in India with over 15 million users in the country. With the migration, Bytedance has created a large user base in the country.
It's not a terrible name, it's just that we've forgotten the real meaning of "complex" and use it as a synonym for "complicated".
Because labelling emotions toxic and unacceptable makes them come out in other ways. Try as they might, the Victorians could not get rid of 'licentiousness'.
This was a cross-sectional study. Here's an opposing result for anxiety and depression:

> Testing Causality in the Association Between Regular Exercise and Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression

> Context: In the population at large, regular exercise is associated with reduced anxious and depressive symptoms. Results of experimental studies in clinical populations suggest a causal effect of exercise on anxiety and depression, but it is unclear whether such a causal effect also drives the population association. We cannot exclude the major contribution of a third underlying factor influencing exercise behavior and symptoms of anxiety and depression...

> Setting: Causal effects of exercise were tested by bivariate genetic modeling of the association between exercise and symptoms of anxiety and depression, correlation of intrapair differences in these traits among genetically identical twins, and longitudinal modeling of changes in exercise behavior and anxious and depressive symptoms.

> Results: Cross-sectional and longitudinal associations were small and were best explained by common genetic factors with opposite effects on exercise behavior and symptoms of anxiety and depression. In genetically identical twin pairs, the twin who exercised more did not display fewer anxious and depressive symptoms than the co-twin who exercised less. Longitudinal analyses showed that increases in exercise participation did not predict decreases in anxious and depressive symptoms.

> Conclusion: Regular exercise is associated with reduced anxious and depressive symptoms in the population at large, but the association is not because of causal effects of exercise.

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/fullarticle/...

There's a huge bias in popular reporting toward studies concluding that interventions are helpful.
So, when Sarah Jeong was using racial slurs for white people, was it in "verbatim transcript" or was she "enumerating racial terms"?
The documentation for the Windows client (1) almost seems like a joke. In the screenshots the text gets cut off in the UI, there's sentences that say "don't use this versioning feature we're about to talk about" and tons of text that's been striked-through. There's also zero mention if the client supports backing up open files via volume shadow snapshots which is basically requirement number one for any Windows backup client.

1 - https://www.rsync.net/resources/howto/windows_backup_agent.h...
Reducing AWS Spend Using Machine Learning Driven EC2 Instance Type Switching
Alex Jones is outrage culture, surely? His entire shtick was manufactured outrage about the government, "leftists" etc.
Btrfs also has supported xattr since the start. It might be that they're dropping ecryptfs support which is file level encryption (blockdev>filesystem>encryption), whereas you're doing block level encryption with LUKS (blockdev>LUKS>filesystem). Since 2016, ext4 crypto and f2fs crypto were moved to VFS, open question if Dropbox will support that setup which is very common on recent Android versions.
I think the Air conditioning is powered by the APU (gas turbine in the tail of the aircraft) on the ground or Fixed Electric Ground Power. Inoperative APU is not safety critical so airlines are allowed to fly with this defect. I'm guessing you weren't connected to ground power because Ryanair save money by only buying the absolute minimal services from the Airport; the FEGP is usually part of the air bridge structure in modern terminals but Ryanair flights seem to mostly board up stairs even when an air bridge is available.