skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is no copyright police. People do defend themselves - they pay the police to do so and so do businesses. EU is not instituting a copyright police- it is asking internet media to set it up and pay for it.
> A decline in physical activity, common among older people, is only one reason sarcopenia happens. Other contributing factors include hormonal changes, chronic illness, body-wide inflammation and poor nutrition.

It's wasn't a major cause of muscle loss.
In similar state here - working out almost daily, weekends are reserved for mountains in whatever form (that's actually one of my motivations to work out - to enjoy adventures however difficult they might be ,and be as safe as possible).

Having to stop working out, either due to illness, injury or some obscure travelling makes me almost depressed, not only because of the drop experienced once coming back to gym. It is just a great feeling to be fit, even when I count in almost constant slight muscle ache from workouts. I stopped using massages to work on those muscle bumps/knots on the back - no point getting rid of them when I put them back in 2-3 days.

But I do have rest days, usually when my quads become semi-useless (having 1 hour brisk walk is still a rest day). I can't push on every single day so usually have 1 rest day per week, or injuries will come (usually in form of stretched ligament or tendon pain).

What I don't like in the article is universal recommendation of eating more proteins - there are some sources which are not OK to consume long-term, ie predatory fish like salmon or tuna. Quality of the meats in general is important (no growth hormones/antibiotics).

And generally, eat much more vegetables, again good quality. There are tons of benefits.
>My observation is that the poor just throw more trash on the ground, they don't make their beds, they live in filthy or cluttered houses...

I would argue here that you've confused correlation with causation.

Perhaps a minimum wage 60 hours/week worker just doesn't have the time or energy to make their bed, not an unwillingness. Maybe the poor conditions in a neighborhood are what make it affordable, not preferable. Etc.
"For me, it's not the gambling aspects of it, per se. I am an avid Magic: the Gathering player and never decried the way its loot boxes (boosters) work. It's the fact that, the way these boxes have been handled by many games noticeably warps the design goals of the game from "make an engaging experience" to "motivate the player to buy more loot boxes".

What I mean is that many modern games have loot boxes or microtransactions permeating its design to such a degree that most features seem planned around how they motivate players to spend more money in-game."

Star Wars Battlefront 2 at release was a perfect example of this. The entire experience was built for someone to either grind incessantly and/or spend real money to acquire currency to unlock items as only weapon mods were acquired via accumulated experience and not loot crates. Even the awarding of credits were loosely tied to performance. The "level" of a hero/trooper/ship was the number and rarity of star cards you had, not how much you had used them. There was no shared marketplace so the only way to get a certain emote, or pose, or star card was getting lucky and pulling one. It was often the case that you would pull items for troopers/heroes/ships that you would barely (or never) use.

As a result of all of this you ended up with things like "rubber banding" where players would use a rubber band on their joystick to prevent themselves from being booted from game modes. This had a particularly harmful effect on the Heroes vs. Villains game mode, as its small number of participants (4v4) and scoring via target system meant having one or more "rubber banders" on your team put you at a severe disadvantage and wrecked the experience.
This sounds an awful lot like .. Kerberos?
The problem with real news – and what we can do about it
Click bait headline. It's not secret. PBM's are a well established part of the health care industry. Maybe some people don't know about them, but they aren't a secret.
That's on purpose, to avoid repeating the domain of the email for each author at the same institution.
1. Support political groups challenging capitalism, since unrestrained capitalism is what is causing this problem.

2. Plenty of work needed to build alternative infrastructure. So you can work for companies doing stuff ranging from public transit planning (https://www.remix.com/) to alternative energy deployments.

3. Work on the open source scientific infrastructure that researchers rely on.

4. Local political activity to get more public transit and bike infrastructure built, to get people off cars.
I would already be happy if the prices just were transparent. That should be an issue that should appeal to most reasonable people.
Arch is pretty much meant for people who are comfortable with this kind of failures. It even expects you it install it by yourself, with no installer, so well...
Amazingly certain fungi break down rock and extract the nutrients, I tried to find a good article but they were behind firewalls, this is something though http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/03/iron-eating-fungus-di... Further origional life on land was fungi, it was the symbiosis of algae and fungi that evolved into the first plant
> I work 80+ hours a week

Why?
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How do you protect the system from someone generating 1000 nodes as bots verifying those profiles at random and reaching consensus ? No verification is really ever done.
For the unfamiliar, this current of concern is on the conspiratorial thinking side, and these people are in the minority of scientists familiar with the issue. For a skeptical counterpoint, here are a bunch of related articles from the Science Based Medicine folks: https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/tag/cell-phones/
The paper's discussion contains this statement:

In addition, studying masters athletes partially limits the applicability of these data to the general population of aging adults who do not aggressively exercise 4 to 5 times per week.

It's unfortunate that such a statement won't make it into popular treatments, but the paper doesn't get very far out over its skis.
Or a new disease we'll discover after dumping dry water into rivers and oceans and later drinking it.
If I'm not mistaken safari is the only iOS browser, all other browsers are just a skin for it. So thanks to apple there is no cross-platform browser that works on all your devices.

Unless you count safari, if they still bother porting that outside iOS/OS X. In which case that wouldn't be preferable anyway.

There is nothing wrong with running different browsers on different operating systems.
Back when I was in middle school I used a copy FrontPage 98 at school to generate frames for my Star Wars site and then finished up the rest at home with FrontPage Express. A few years ago I restored the site after finding a broken version of it on the WayBack machine.

http://re-cycledair.com/starwars/Entrance.html
Woman dies after being hit by electric bike in London
I dislike LinkedIn so much I started building a professional social platform that I would like to have, based on skills.

It’s early days but if you want to check it out, you can here: https://able.bio
A fuckbonnet for our time
Installing nvidia drivers is an option directly available in the Ubuntu installer.
I can't handle more than 3 days a week at the gym. I do my main lifts only once a week or I don't recover, but I am still getting stronger on my program. I have been lifting for more than a decade though.

I do cardio and lift on the same day, I also can't run every day or I don't feel great.

On off days, I just walk and do minor accessory stuff. Can't imagine lifting like this every day.
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> but it doesn't have any social media platforms with the reach that American ones do.
A lot of people I know don't bother having more then one social media account. I don't know what you mean
Huh. Well let's assume causality points in only one direction, genetics->tissue->ability, then I'm screwed and there's nothing I can do about it. Let's assume that it at least points partially in the other direction, ability->tissue, now I can keep my tissue healthy by exercising.

Since I don't know for sure which direction causality points, I'm going to take the path of maximal self-determinism and try to stay fit as long as possible.
Debian's popularity contest is opt-in (not even installed unless you request it), and AFAIK has always been this way.
The thought of that happening in itself procures fears.
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> In general a trip to the doctor and medicine is $10-20. I paid $500 for a 4 night stay in hospital (appendicitis)

But you need to factor in your monthly costs into the equation.

If you never experience a severe illness or accident then you're paying $3,020 ($250/month?) a year to see a doctor once for a routine checkup, or ~30k for 10 years, or nearly ~100k for 30 years.
Tabletop games are “paper computers”
Please someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think your link is the latest version. It says 2016 because the procedure started in 2016, the linked document itself has been updated with the following amendments :
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/plenary/en/report-details.html...

On a side note, there are a lot of information on several EU websites about procedure, steps, people, etc, for example :

- http://www.europarl.europa.eu/oeil-mobile/fiche-procedure/20... (mobile version, I'm on my phone)

- http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?pubRef=-%2F%2F...

Also, with a timeline :
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/HIS/?uri=CELEX:52...
OP here - all of my services run in a VM on the Dell server, including some other VMs used for work. Works pretty well, but you pay a slightly higher energy bill.

As long as only a few users (in my case between 1 and 6) use the services you'd be surprised with how little resources you can get away.

My initial test VM (VMWare) I used had 1 CPU and 1GB memory - it ran Postgres, miniflux, docker registry, gitea and wallabag without problems. CPU mostly idle, memory without a lot of load ~350MB. (Alpine as base for docker)
> You've been abused, therefore you want to pass the load of that abuse on. Maybe you delude yourself into calling it "tradition" or "high standards" or maybe you're just honest and enjoy the sadism of it all.

What did (or will) my successors do to deserve having an easier time than I did?

(Disclaimer: have not been to a military academy or a frat; but only to an undergrad school.)
Ask HN: Are there Apache Spark like distributed compute platforms in Erlang?
Basically I am thinking of my next side project.

Weirdly the Googles did not show me much so I may be misunderstanding what it takes to build a spark like platform.
Your criticism is spot on. Separately, though, there is a growing community of people using weight training on older folks. It seems incredibly effective. Check out The Barbell Prescription by the Starting Strength folks if you’re interested.
...it's just best to ride it out without selling.

Maybe, but psychology will work against you. Would you be comfortable sitting on a 70% loss of your life savings with no end in sight?

If so, buy and hold might work. It doesn't for most people.
JJ is notoriously hard on the body, especially the joints, and especially if you're rolling with less experienced folks.
Dr Greger and its undisclosed vegan agenda using cherry picked or wrongly interpreted studies to push it.
Great test. The bots won't be able to pass. Both fast reaction times and lack of cohesive strategy will give them away in the first 5 minutes.
Both. The subjects in the paper trained a lot before age 40 and continued to train a lot into old age.
>Ironically I recently realized tourists visiting China
>might be victim of this too. If you're coming to China you
>won't be able to do much until you open a bank account and
>get a local phone number.

Yup, this happened to me just less than a year ago. I spent extended time in Xiamen and I had to open a bank account, get a local phone in order to WeChat verify and also use AliPay. Once I did that it was smooth sailing. Yes, when I returned home all of this was for not. I can't use it unless I return.

Also, even though I had RMB nobody wanted to take them. Often they dont have money for change, etc. My phone was my best friend the entire trip.
J Strother Moore has some good slides on industrial applications of ACL2 here: https://www.inf.ed.ac.uk/teaching/courses/ar/j_moore_sprint-...
I’m 29 now. I started lifting at 26, but finally got proficient and rigorous about a year ago. The biggest key was learning to eat more because my body’s metabolism was low because I wasn’t eating enough. I went from a 2000 calorie maintenance to 3000 in about 6 months.
> If you saw a child about to fall into a well, and nobody else was around, would you help her?

Are you comparing poor adults to children about to fall into a well?
I 100% agree with this. I can get transparent pricing only AFTER treatments/stays, and only AFTER multiple phone calls and in-person visits to billing and administration.

We recently did this for my spouse who had to have surgery that ended up not being covered by insurance due to it being classified as 'elective'. It was 100% NOT elective, and I decided to dig.

After almost a full year (and being sent to collections for non-payment as I refused to pay until I had an itemized bill) I received a bill that was actually itemized. The surgeon/staff coded the surgery as the wrong procedure.

But because there is never, ever a bill that lays out what you're paying for, I was never presented with an opportunity to question charges. Luckily I have a position that allows that much flexibility, but not everyone is that lucky.
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Recruiters are paying for LinkedIn and can message you whenever they want, why do you need them to be a connection?

I take the exact opposite approach and only exclude recruiters. I figure by doing this my network is my legitimate business connections which I can use to further myself professionally.
True, but if there's one thing that we did learn over last decade or so is that the old guard newspapers are neither diverse nor independent.
> What's wrong with this again?

That they make bogus claims like:
"RF-EMF has been proven to be harmful for humans and the environment."

while providing no evidence for that claim or even a hypothesis about a mechanism that could potentially cause harm. Wireless technology wasn't invented yesterday, we have been studying it for decades. If they had actually found something new, they'd publish it in a respected journal (no, Bioinitiative is not one, it's pretty much the opposite).

But they didn't do that, because they already knew what the result would be. Their statement that they want "truly impartial EMF & health scientists" simply means they want scientists who agree with their stated opinion, nothing more.
I had zero trouble getting a SIM with China Mobile. I pre-paid $1/RMB per day plus a deposit in case I went over my daily usage. It took a bit of time that day because of language issues but I was fine.
I agree that this is probably going to backfire spectacularly but if we give the proponents the benefit of the doubt it could be argued that while the big G might not care about Google News, users may. If these news aggregator shutdown they will look for alternatives which might create an opportunity for people to develop news aggregator that share the revenue more fairly with the newspapers. I doubt this is going to happen but I suppose it might sound right for people who are not deeply familiar with the way the internet works.
> Approx. download time: 2 hours and 9 min. at 28.8 kbps
It might be a good start to get people moving, but I can't imagine this being enough. That amounts to not even an hour of exercise in the 168 hours in a week.

Do you have any source for "you will be fine"?
Elon Musk's Documentary Gets a Whole Lot Wrong About AI Risks
To add a little more commentary on why this is particularly impressive, they're more or less using the stock hardware, with the only "modifications" being some custom peripherals. But those peripherals still have to move data through the I/O ports of the original machine. The pouet comment by one of the authors says that it isn't even able to read data off of the IDE hard drive at 16kB/frame @ 30 fps (480kB/sec) because it's so slow.

On top of it, COVOX audio device requires the CPU to generate the sound and pulse it out of the parallel port where it acts as a DAC. Here it's generating a 22.725Khz stereo signal along with the hard drive I/O along with the computation required to decode the video stream and display it.

This machine is ~.5MIPS and is a clone of a PDP-11.

In demoscene conventions, this actually is a controversial production because it's technically a "video" and demoscene productions need to generate their display and run in real time. But there's lots of argument that the ability to harness this machine in the way they did is computationally impressive enough that there's some debate over it.

However there are some categories of demoscene works that also allow for these kinds of productions and the debate is really over how it was competed more than what it is.

For comparison, here's what games on the BK normally look like
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IOre6AAcGc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7zVVeirSdI&t=161s
Survivor bias. There were plenty of other things people didn't know would be valuable and were wrong about and vice versa. Gold could be completely obsolete by 2100 or the currency of the empire.

Holding actual gold in case of a "last resort" is quaint, because who the hell is going to take your gold when insert cause of societal collapse happens? Seems like bartering and trade goods are more likely to be more common. And if you mean invest in gold because you can then use it to purchase fiat currency, how is that any different than literally other investment (real estate, stocks, etc)?

People hoard gold because they REALLY want to believe they're smarter than everyone else and can see the doom on the horizon. Or because they're rappers.
Awesome work, last time I saw this posted it was JS only from what I remember. This is exactly what I was hoping it would turn into. Haven't got to test it yet, but look forward to it!
Yeah, all the browsers on iOS are reskins of Safari but to an end user that's all that matters since those reskins can bring things like synced bookmarks and history.
OP here - basically the same, but with a 60kg SwissyDog which actually is pretty useless to protect the house :)

I can also power down system when leaving for a longer period and simply WoL them once connected to the VPN.
What a sad development. The two major implications of this law I see are
- (even more) privatization of the jurisdiction and
- inverted presumption of innocence
Funny how hashicorp promotes security products on one hand and fails to implement proper security in their remaining products on the other hand.

For instance: Vagrant Images/boxes hosted by hashicorp (vagrantcloud) are neither signed nor is there any author information available (if not explicitly provided by the uploader).
> You can escape poverty by working harder; it is just that working harder will not always work.

You can escape poverty by buying lottery tickets too. Obviously it is all about the probabilities. But if you earn $10/hour (what kind of insane unlivable wage is that?) even if you work 16h/day you'll still be poor.
Could be Czech republic or Slovakia.
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But if the human "trust" problem is the weakest link, improving security in other ways is just theater. It's like adding a deadbolt to a door adjacent to an open window.
How much are you eating? I used to have similar troubles with recovery until I realized that I just wasn’t eating nearly enough to train at the volume I was. For me, adding two cups of Greek yogurt and a protein shake every day (so roughly 500 calories and 50 grams of protein over what I was eating before) made an enormous difference.
Slightly off topic but just thought I'd say, my favourite git shortcut is: "git checkout -" which toggles between the current and the previous branch just like cd - does with directories.

What is your favourite git shortcut or feature!?
"What if I have an Automatic Driving Licence (UK) and I go to America and rent a Stick Shift then the Police pull me over?"

First off, you would have to find a rental manual transmission. I don't know if I have ever seen a manual in all the times I have rented here in the U.S.

The police will not care about that status on your license. They probably will not notice it.
> Why does it stop exactly there in the multiple layers of goverment we have? Because you say so?

I think you're misunderstanding me - granted, the sentence was ambiguous. I was saying that it is not the remit of the EU to hold the British government accountable.
Yes, there are ways around that now.

One example: https://kolbi.cz/blog/2017/10/25/setuserfta-userchoice-hash-...
Since there is no license listed, the default is they retain full copyright/all rights reserved.
> This can have a chilling affect on content creation

It in no way prevents anyone from creating content and publishing it on their own website.

You make it sound like the youtubes of this world are necessary for content creation.
The problem with this training is the need to go to a gym or to build one at home. Can't do the latter and loathe going the gym.

However, I do enjoy group classes. I tried cross-fit but I found that the competitiveness and exercising against a running clock is not for me (also considering that I'm usually the oldest - 48 though I don't look like it)

Then I heard about kettlebell training and that seems to be exactly what I need! I have a kettlebell group class nearby and purchased one kettlebell to use at home.

So as an alternative to those who may want an alternative that gives a lot of ROI consider kettlebell training.
That's a great example. It would be great if you could write a blog post on OpenAI Five. There's a LOT of misinformation on this and could use a treatment like this: https://www.alexirpan.com/2018/02/14/rl-hard.html
What I'm trying to say is that increasing minimum wage is not a sustainable solution. Salary should really be determined by economic rules of supply and demand. While it's true that Government needs to step in here and there to ensure fairness, I don't think Vanessa's case falls into it.

This might sound harsh, but I do think it's better of for her to hand her children over to foster care or something. Having to support 3 kids with such salary is just too much for her. What I was proposing was "how to prevent future Vanessa"
And I would highly suggest moving your CAD workflow to FreeCAD instead. Fusion360, being tied to the hip to Autodesk by being SAAS-like puts you in a very uncomfortable position if they choose to flip the "pay me or else" bit.

Most "free" tools like this aren't free, because they rely on data-trapping techniques. These programs are roach motels, with no good way to lossless way to take control of your own data. But that's exactly why it is "free" ; because your data is worth more. Thats the cost.
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closed-sourced problems aside, a common plugin ecosystem is really all most users would need to feel at home (if those plugins sync data between installations). if i have my password manager available in two browsers, it doesn't matter much that the "back" button looks a little different on my phone versus my laptop.

i still won't use edge personally, but for other reasons.