skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No need to increase taxes when you can inflate away people's savings and they're unlikely to understand the difference.
An open repository of web crawl data that can be accessed and analyzed
> The best framework is always the one with the most users.

What???
Mostly that it pales ion comparison with what US Military-Industrial Complex had produced, and that a lot of it would not have been produced in the first place without massive supplies from US (and to lesser degree UK).
How do you define popularity? Nearly every web page in the world is running JavaScript. Surely there are more JS developers than Python developers. Or does popularity in this case mean what it meant in high school?
Timeless is the word I would use. :D
"JavaScript is the most important programming language in the world"

LOL
He mentioned how many angry emails he gets from angular people when he did the presentation. He's not saying its less popular, all he's doing is showing the numbers npm has.
They might. Or might not. I think the question here is whether the Reason Foundation identifies with them.
I've heard rumors that nation states will keep infected machines from crashing or attracting attention so that system administrators stay away from their beachhead.
I believe McD is considered a step up from diners in Japan. It's perceived/positioned completely differently than in the US, possibly closer to Starbucks or some such?
Birthday is pretty bad. They treat these as if they're all the same when they're not.
Yeah I'll second that request. I'd buy an updated 2nd edition for sure.
Webflow is really the bee's knees! Thanks for making such a great product.

(I agree with Paul Irish's comment: https://twitter.com/paul_irish/status/315112620627730432 .)
When the light reaches the camera, it has already moved roughly the same amount forward through the bottle. So my guess is yes, each frame is visibly showing "the past".

My guess is also that, if the laser is really focused, and if the bottle wasn't in the way, refracting some light back to the camera, we wouldn't even be able to see anything.
> > Within two days, we closed the vulnerability

"Within two days, we closed the vulnerability, stopped the attack, and secured people’s accounts by resetting the access tokens for people who were potentially exposed. As a precaution, we also turned off “View As.”

The last sentence could mean they disabled the feature and then spent two days fixing the vulnerability before re-enabling it. It's not clear though, maybe this is just wishful thinking on my part.
...if you’re going down that route, you could claim that any feature not necessary for turing completeness conflicts with the one way to do it strategy, since you could alternatively build up whatever feature from scratch, thus offering additional solutions

But practically, there remains (close to) one obvious way to do things, with the choice boiling down to whether or not to name your outputs before string construction (and the choice of f-string vs format naturally falling out). But thats always been a choice.

On a side note: I don’t use comment voting systems, for up or down votes, on pretty much any site including HN. Even if I did, I don’t see why you’d care
I see it may be a bit more complex than I had intially thought. Might I suggest a pricing table kind of thing showing some basic plans and usage and price points?

Something as simple as a few basic use cases, android app, no engineering support, under 10,000 unite, x price for example maybe.

I'm a small developer and tinkerer, so my choice to explore more on not is really price sensitive. However I do also consult with other groups, and may suggest your product as a fit if it meets other criteria I look for "private voice AI" - you've already checked a few boxes!

However, any time I see a "contact us for price inquiries" - I shut down. I know if they can't tell me the price on the page I can't afford it. At that point I don't bookmark the site, I don't research any further, and it reinforces the
awesomeness of other projects I've put into my memory for use.

This is not just you, it's a lot of projects/ site on the web.
the project you mentioned is wake-word for ARM only. Great project, BTW. For wake word, we provide on-demand model generation. We do also more than wake word. Finally, we can run on other CPUs/OSs as well.
Study: Magnetism model reveals long-term non-partisan nature of SCOTUS
I have no advice, but applause and encouragement. Keep going and congrats on your progress so far. Don't stop or get complacent - you can be a motivator for other people and your progress can be a positive force for more people than just yourself
>Intermittent fasting seems like it'd wreck your body if you do moderate to intense exercise. So I just fasted, and now I want to do intense cardio.... but I might run out of glycogen or blood sugar.

Have you actually tried working out in a fasted state? I find that I get better performance.

Glycogen isn't depleted as quickly as you think, and blood sugar levels are actually more stable in a state of ketosis when your body is manufacturing its own glucose.

>You don't need intermittent fasting to be healthy.

Semantics, but I would say you do if 'intermittent fasting' just means periods of respite between meals so you're not constantly in a 'fed' state. It's only relatively recent in human history that we are even able to be constantly eating.

>Keep your fat, protein, and simple carb levels within reasonable limits for your age, height and sex.

You say this, but experts have all sorts of contradictory recommendations for what are 'reasonable' macro limits.
Are you comparing Kochs with Hitler? Seriously? That's a good way to godwin any discussion, but does not bring anything meaningful to the table.
>> we shouldn't be so quick to make it harder

> that they should be informed as to what they're doing so they can actually make that decision

These two items are at odds with one another in an opt-in situation.
I am not so sure. A mouse does not cook flesh, we do. They eat rotten flesh too. The day humans can eat uncooked\rotten flesh and not fall sick, I will consider us to be omnivores.
"better" is a drastically different statement than "the most important programming language in the world."
For client auth, assuming you control the server, would it be easier to just issue your own and install the root on the server?
If ISPs become no longer considered common carriers, what will that mean to user-generated content on the internet? Would that apply to just residential ISPs? What about transit providers?
How to Ace Technical Presentations
My experience with time-restricted eating has been that, regardless of the benefits of the fasting itself (which FWIW I do believe in), it has brought one significant change into my life: caring much more about the nutrition of each meal I eat.

Before I began fasting, I found myself saying things like, "Well, this isn't great for me, but it'll be filling for a few hours and then I'll eat something else." With IF that is not an option, and it forced me to more carefully consider whether I was providing my body with the proper fuel for the next X hours.

Similarly, coming out of the fast, I was much more likely to eat nutritionally-valuable foods because I knew that whatever I put in my body it would immediately consume for fuel and I wanted to give it something valuable.

That in itself has led me to rave about IF to anyone who is interested enough to listen. I recommend at least an experiment with it to experience that consideration of nutrition, because I think that will stay with you whether you stick with IF or not.
Thank you Twitter for locking my account
That would mean that anyone could receive an "update" at any time?
I wonder if we'll see a greater scrutiny of where startups and M&A targets get their funding from. Today, I don't think any founder would dare to ask a VC where the money was made that they are investing, but maybe they should start.

Off the top of my head I know that Saudi money has been used to fund JetSmarter, Lyft, Uber, and JD.com. I'm sure journalists will be looking at many more companies and where they money came from in the coming months.
Under 2 days is good timing to code, test, and globally deploy a bugfix. The only way to close a hole more quickly is either shut down the system (which might be worse than the bug) or if the bug was extremely recently introduced and you can rollback to a recently tested good version of the system.
Doesn't ketones... work roughly the same as glycogen? I'm doing keto + IF (modified, I have a noon'ish protein drink, and then a meat heavy dinner). Just wondering if you've heard that, I'm new to working out (started at 515 down to 485 in 5 weeks, lots of muscle gains too though so fat loss is probably a lot better than if I'd just dieted alone.)

Edit: I mean, I read an article once that said ketones could enhance performance in weight lifting.. my exercise is Cross Fit training at a Crossfit gym.
You're still not explaining what specifically is unhealthy in a burger.

The only thing I can think of is the bun which can be replaced with a lettuce wrap or salad bed.
Serious question... how does any smaller, less tech-focused company have a chance of keeping data secure if not even Facebook can do it?
How much would the bill have been? Rough estimate: 176TB per month: $3.500 to $4.200.
Thanks for the feedback :) Hopefully, we find a way to make you like our project!
I have just created a Twitter account. I have attempted to change some profile account settings and while attempting doing so, it asked me 3 times for my phone.

I didn't give it and locked my account for "unusual behavior".

I mean...seriously Twitter?
The interviews I've seen of her directly contradict some of the things I've heard her acolytes, including Leonard Peikoff, comment, especially in the area of foreign conflict. Like any complex person, some of what she said was brilliant and some of it didn't all add up. Thankfully as other complex people we can debate, engage, and take from it that which has merit.
Not OP, but yes, Sears would be a LOT better off without Lampert's engineering -- starting with his leaving a $billion in the company instead of siphoning it off to his hedge fund [1].

Lampert has done virtually everything to make the company fail, from employer actions that drove away anyone good, to screwing suppliers so that he now has no inventory, to letting the actual stores look like dingy, deserted, wastelands, so no one wants to shop there.

Even in the age of Amazon, many brick&mortar stores are actually learning to thrive, including BestBuy and Walmart. Sears has a corporate history of being Amazon 100 years before Amazon -- they sold everything by its famous catalog, up to and including houses. Of course, much of that institutional memory has faded, but it still arguably could have been leveraged to help it thrive today.

I have zero doubt that if it had been run recently by someone who knows and cares about great merchandising and service, it would be thriving, instead of dying by being run by a financial 'engineer' bent on using it as chop-shop fodder.

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-27/lampert-s...
Why are there still companies that don't make mobile friendly sites? Do they even bother checking their analytics?
"stop putting up incessant consent forms (i.e. stop requiring opt-in to tracking) because it is negatively affecting me and my normal web usage"

"stop increasing compliance burdens on the internet because it is negatively affecting me and my business"
I think of it the other way around. I have a profile for the World-Wide Web and a couple for work and non-work javascript apps.
You are absolutely correct the propagation for us is O(n) as the graph is directed. But the problem there is multifold. Once a node receives propagation pulse it tries to figure out the affected subset using the dimensions received as propagation pulse. This requires joining, hence a chance to build a O(mn)cartesian product. If you see https://www.charts.com/muze/examples/view/crossfiltering-wit... example the contribution bars are drawn when the first chart is dragged requires joining follower by groupBy.

Which is why performing this in browser env even for low amount of data (say 10k) is nightmare. There are ways you can address this but while in browser you hit the limit pretty soon.

We wanted the concept to be validated first hence we have build it for browser only. But would love to hear / learn / discuss with you on this before we go ahead and build the data model in server.

Another ambiguity with the interaction is visual effect of interaction. Questions like do you really want all your chart to be cross connected. A in house survey showed us there is no certainty of the answer. And what kind of visual effect should happen on interaction differs person to person and is a function of use case. Which is why we have chosen go for chosen behaviour like

```
muze.ActionModel.for(...canvases) / for all the chart in page /
.enableCrossInteractivity() / allow default cross interactivity /
.for(tweetsByDay, tweetsByDate) / but for first two canvas in the example /
.registerPropagationBehaviourMap({
select: 'filter',
brush: 'filter'
}) / if selection using mouse click or brushing happens filter data /
```

we are still writing docs for this. We hope to finish all the these docs in two weeks time.
I fasted for around 40 hours once, and by the end I felt extremely low energy. I noticed I was avoiding standing, leaning on things if I did, and my normal foot-tapping or idle movements completely stopped.

Does anything like that happen to you? Do you know if it would feel better during autophagy?
I'm just now starting to crack open some Lisp tutorials, coming from the OOP side of the fence, so please excuse the ignorance. For my learning purposes, would you be open to explaining how symbolic expressions would circumvent the need for a file system?
In some places I've worked in, the space saved by open offices was used for couches, ping pong tables and other perks. The companies didn't end up saving space, or not at the rate that they could have. Whether that's a net win for productivity is unclear.

However, when you're dealing with a behemoth that views 2-ply toilet paper and store brand coffee as luxuries the employees should be thankful for, it's easy to see how these savings would motivate the move to open offices.
you don't need "everything is a filesystem" for that
Stake tartare is raw beef: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steak_tartare

'dry-aged beef' is still rather sought after. "The process of dry-aging usually also promotes growth of certain fungal (mold) species on the external surface of the meat. This does not cause spoilage, but rather forms an external "crust" on the meat's surface, which is trimmed off when the meat is prepared for cooking." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beef_aging

https://honest-food.net/on-hanging-pheasants-2/

I could go on, but people can digest uncooked or well aged meat. It does have a higher risks, but that's more about how meat is raised and prepared not necessarily simply being old and uncooked.
Insulin will cause your body to store more fat and is released when you intake carbohydrates.

Macro content does matter and not all calories are created equal.

Calories are actually an incredibly crude measurement of metabolism energy, as our stomachs are not furnaces. Gasoline and wood have tons of calories, but no usable energy for humans.
botnets often uninstall other botnets, and patch vulnerabilities they use to get in, to close the door behind them.
I have close friends working on Psyche! You are right that our understanding of small bodies is going up very quickly, it's quite exciting (in asteroid terms) to be alive now; a lot is being answered and re-questioned with actual evidence.

Hopefully (knock on wood) JWST gets up there soon and a LOT more questions can be answered.

One issue we have is that there is this 'gap' in planet formation modeling. We can figure out small bodies and large bodies, but things that are ~1m to ~1km in size don't work in the models; they should all just fly apart. Somehow planets do form, but getting there is a pickle, theoretically. Asteroids are likely THE key to understanding that gap, and that should help out with a LOT of system formation dynamics.

Also, I'm still bullish on finding a LOT of platinum/gold on asteroids, because space mining. Like, eat your heart out Bruce Willis.
So Jason Fung is actually misreading this study. The main issue around all of this is: If someone eats the exact same amount of calories but spreads it out throughout the day does this have any effect on metabolism or weight? So far IF proponents have had a really hard time showing isocaloric diets have any different outcomes regardless of meal timing. This study attempts to address this issue by serving the same amount of food, but it does not ensure that the same amount of food is consumed, and so we are right back to where we are with all IF studies that show results like this: IF contributed to the participants abilities to eat the right amount of food, but there is still not a single study showing isocaloric intake and any different outcomes.

Besides that the standard: this is done on 8 people over a very small period of time, so it's at best a pilot study anyway.

IF may be a great way for some people to comply to their dietary goals better, but there is still not a single study that shows it actually does anything besides that.
they don’t. your startup against 5,000 chinese. who’s gonna win
Not in capitalist countries like the United States where you can just contract a manufacturer to produce the board you want. Even parts acquisition becomes a job to be done. As long as the producer dosn't know (or even does know but can be silenced at the right level) then really, once the actual design is in hand and assuming the parts aren't too hard to get there's little to stop someone from producing a board just like a board produced elsewhere.
> you should be scared

I am
> Are you sure we are omnivores?

Yup. We have evolved to consume meat, as well has plant matter. You can argue this point down the rabbithole, but it's irrelevant to the broader point. If you want to say we're herbivores, fine. Lets not get lost in that debate.

> Fasting has been recommended in Eastern cultures for thousands of years. If they were bad, we would have known.

So has circumcision. I say that as someone not categorically opposed to it - but to say that just because something has been done a lot, doesn't mean it's not harmful.

> Processed food is unnatural....

Processed food is not harmful on account of being processed. It's can be harmful for what it contains. Most food is processed.

I assume you're talking about weird nasty foods. I don't have a proper label to define them by. Things with a ton of Hydrogenated Oils, or whatever is inside "Cheez Wiz"

> Try feeding your dog or cat the same crap and they get sick too.

For your very broad statement of processed food, this isn't true. I mean, dog food itself is processed. For food that the animal should not be eating, yes. That'll make them sick. Dogs can't eat all human food. Humans can't eat cow food. A dog will get sick if it eats chocolate. A human will get sick if they eat nothing but grass.

> What I meant is that they look lean and mean. Not one obese lion will you find in the wild.

That's caused by external factors, not because a wild antelope isn't "processed" or "unnatural". You can feed a lion antelope meat until it is obese. But it has evolved to be in a healthy balance when it exercises through hunting, and its intake is limited by the available prey.
All you've done there is move the attack target from the website to the users device.

The obvious solution is to remove all users from the internet.
No but light only travels .03mm per frame which isn't bad.
It was a while ago now so my memory is hazy, but that sounds about right.
Your body is in a 'fed' state long after eating.
It's not a one time deal. You have to set the expectation that some channels are for work only, some channels are for off-topic discussions.

You might need someone with some authority to help with this. I take charge of managing some of the slack channels at my company, and we're able to keep the off-topic conversation mostly contained.
Have lived in Airbnbs for the past year and a half :)
Cokes, smokes and clicks: How Oxxo corner stores are cashing in on Mexican e-com
1) I saw the presentation, there was more info. These are just the slides.

2) he went over the specific security features. They really are improving things. NPM 6 has a bunch of very reasonable new security features.

3) he never said they were the best. He was actually fairly down to earth. He attributed npms speed increase to code sharing and working together with other package managers.

4) this was to keep everyone awake after 20 minutes of charts. It was a gag.

It really was a good presentation. Hopefully the video is publically available at some point.
There is some good evidence (both studies and anecdotal) that there is some muscle memory in the sense that it's easier to regain muscle that was lost than to build it in the first place. So even if you lose some muscle during this whole thing, you should be fine. You want your body to be in as much in ketosis as possible; it has a huge reserve after all.

I'm sure you've seen or heard of this case study of the Scottish man who fasted 382 days [pdf]! Of course, he did it under medical supervision. But I think it's an important case of what CAN be accomplished.

[pdf]: https://pmj.bmj.com/content/postgradmedj/49/569/203.full.pdf
Technical question: Does anyone know if there are any common legitimate reasons to allow an authentication system to automatically generate access tokens for a client in response to something other than an actual user login?

The thought of it sounds horrifying to me so I'm wondering if I'm missing something and how/why they might have approved such a design.
This is my favorite CSS grid sandbox:

https://www.cssgridplayground.com/
> A data controller may not refuse service to users who decline consent to processing that is not strictly necessary in order to use the service.
The amount of information leaked in this is so statistically significant that Facebook should be shutdown while they do an investigation. I currently get approx. 3 robocalls a day even though I'm in the Do Not Call Registry, and they are always from different numbers. They even know my name and address even though I don't publish it.

Having your information leaked like this has real consequences. After the issue with Cambridge Analytica, you are simply becoming a lab rat peasant for the oligarchy. Any autonomy that you may have had will soon fade away.
"I'd imagine hunger is very similar. People accustomed to eating whenever they're hungry will panic an experience "low blood sugar" when they don't immediately respond. But we know that humans can go weeks without eating before we die. Pushing past our accustomed non-resistence to hunger will likely be uncomfortable, at first, and then become normal with practice.

"

Exactly. People are way too used to eating all the time.
Mir on Nvidia with binary drivers
Why not sell or give away the project to someone who has time to fight the abuse?
>If you do long distance running or cycling, at one extreme, it's obviously a no-go.

This isn't obvious to me. I don't run seriously, but I don't find that fasting has any adverse effect on my performance. If you are talking about running a marathon or something like that, then sure, but hardly anyone is doing exercise that intense multiple times a week, so you could still have fast days.

16 hours really isn't a very long time to go without food. Your body can cope with it fine, even if you're doing quite intense exercise.