skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This narrative resonates personally with me. We bootstrapped Anvil in Cambridge (UK), and one of the most common reactions to a demo is "wow, this is actually a real platform, deep enough to have answers to my follow-on questions". (Which is...kinda important for a programming tool.) Ironically, this response often comes from Bay Area-based startups with incredibly limited time/resources to produce a prototype, despite objectively huge amounts of "seed" or "pre-seed" funding - because prevailing salaries and cost of living make staying alive long enough to build it, let alone recruiting another engineer, a real stretch.

No way would we have been able to build anything nearly so complete if we'd had an SFBA cost-of-living clock ticking behind us.
This has much to do with the transformation of the Green party.

The greens are no longer a leftist radical force of a eco-revolution, like they were in the 80ies. I personally know a few people who are conservative, have had enough of the CDU after 14y Merkel, and would never vote for the reactionary bufoons of the AFD. These are exactly the parts of the poulation who vote Green nowdays.

And as a sidenote, I personally think that Green ideology and conservatism are not neccessary conrtadicting. If you have kids and would like them to live on a planet that is still habitable, the Green party is a very sensible choice.
Why is the title here so misleadingly different than the original?
To a degree. A bigger issue would actually be BankID, which is the secure online authentication service in Sweden, used by banks, government, insurance companies, etc.

But there are still, somehow, banks in Sweden which don't support one or the other. And, well, useful as Swish is, it's not actually obligatory for life in Sweden.

For what it's worth, BankID and Swish also support Windows Phone… for the remainder of 2018, anyway.
I'm a little surprised by the combination of a study on low dose (1 g) of fish oil coupled with the recommendation to get fish oil from diet. When I eat a tin of sardines, I'm certainly getting more than a gram of fish oil. Am I missing something?
I used facebook ads to find my two missing dogs and it worked. Within 2 days my dogs were back home.
I've started reading this book today. Looks quite comprehensive and replete with queer examples.
Thanks for this suggestion. It seems relevant. Ordered the book to read.
> and I always find something that I have written but have forgotten ever writing those down.

I don't get how does backlinks help here.
> [Nietzsche quote]

"For those who fight for it, life has a flavor the protected will never know" - Anonymous
tldr; it is an ad for the authors saas

Many people already use Facebook posts to raise awareness, but the effect here is that they mostly get shared within their own circles and not necessarily in the location, where it makes sense. With Facebook ads your able to target exactly the people in the search area and ask them to not only keep an eye out for your missing loved one, but also to spread the word. Essentially, you are paying Facebook to show the post to the right people in a timely way.

Most of the money goes towards Facebook ads. We take a 10-20% cut for our services.
CC0 is basically a public domain contribution with a very permissive fallback, and is very unlike any of their other licenses.

But this is getting off-track -- the CC licenses being discussed are the ones other than CC0.
So you assume all such frauds are committed by Indians.

Do you also assume all bank and atm robberies are done by Romanians?

And all credit card skeaming by Russians.

All money laundering by Brits and all brothels by Dutch.

I don't see any point of making such broad generalisation about a particular ethinicity.
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Tangent: that is the most visually pleasing PhD thesis I have ever come across! How did you create it if I may ask?
But try losing your card overseas and see how you feel then...

Depends on the card. With Amex or Diners Club it’s not a problem.
So this is basically a how to do geo fenced ads in FB. Ok cool.

But, if you run an ad that has the word "YOU" you're going to have a bad time in FB either by ads getting rejected or the AI straight banning your account.

*: I run well over 7 figures a year in fb.
> Consuming large amounts of juice might have been the trigger for diabetic conditions in a family member.

I believe this is only possible when on a diet that's >10cal% fat. When your fat intake is very low (like the fruit binging chimps/utangs/bonobos), and your cells are (thus) properly sensitive to insulin, you will not suffer from lots of sugar in fruit juice. Fibers help making it digest slower, and will reduce the blood sugar spike further, but the main thing is that your cells quickly absorb the blood sugar, for which proper insulin sensitivity is needed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRbj3n-1CUM
The problem with prolonging long battery life, is that most people don’t care.

They are told what to buy from flashy ads and multimillion marketing budgets. Keeping the battery week keeps you tethered to your desk and requires you to think about every night b for bend)did I plug in my phone?)

Low battery drives usage. If you had a large weeklong battery, you might put your phone down every now and again without looking at it... a big no no for big tech.
People tip a lot more when paying in cash. Also, they can pocket some of the cash payments and avoid taxes.
> Badly maintained rental apartments

Not just badly maintained but badly designed as well.

I've live in flats (apartments) since 2003 and off the two I actually liked there was a single distinguishing characteristic - They where quiet.

One was a department store that was converted so the floors where thick rebar concrete and the current one was just well designed in terms of noise.

Noise is an absolute determining factor on where I choose to live (as a life long insomniac it makes the difference between half decent sleep when I'm really tired and not).
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But why drink juice when you can have the full fruit/vegetable? There is way more fiber, you fill up faster, and often it tastes better.
All O3 comes from algae, fish merely accumulate. One could also get algae based supplement. It's animal friendly and possibly less contaminated (fish are much polluted nowadays).

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

I read there:

"""The fish used as sources do not actually produce omega-3 fatty acids, but instead accumulate them by consuming either microalgae or prey fish that have accumulated omega-3 fatty acids."""
Interesting. In the UK, the NHS suggests most people should routinely take vitaminD between November and March, but I wasn’t aware that heart attacks were the main issue with vitamin D deficiency.

Also, though the studies are dubbed ‘disappointing’ in the second paragraph

> African-Americans in the study experienced a 77 percent lower risk of heart attack when compared to placebo,

Isn’t exactly chicken feed.
Apparently, the people who started WWII learned something from Nietzsche too. Can't say it is a good or admirable thing through nor that it lead to something good.

Edited: those who downvote would be nice to point where I am wrong. Because the similarity of this quote with that particular value system was striking and clear to me. (Just quote not whole of Nietzsche which I don't talk about and don't really care about).
How is electricity used in U.S. homes?
No one said the language was perfect. The language is to help you write perfect cod which was immediately defined at the start as code which does not produce errors on any valid inputs.
Do you have a real criticism, or are you just being flippant with the middlebrow dismissal?

Not everyone is trying to live the most comfortable, stress-free existence. Many philosophers, religious leaders, and thinkers throughout history have posited (correctly, in my opinion) that a challenge-free life is not a particularly meaningful one.
Seems you accidently hit the bugbye-button and dropped out midsentence. What good is it if you are a industries shillbilly and still have to use the same crappy hardware as the rest of us.
And in all of the cases, they are Indians committing fraud to assist the immigration of other Indians.

Perhaps the simplest solution is to disallow Indian nationals from applying for H1B completely?

I think its generally problematic if one class of visa comes to be dominated by a single nationality. It does not result in diversity in the host country, for starters.

I think people would be more welcoming of the H1B visa (and expanding it, or offering more rights for those on it) if it wasn't completely dominated by Indian men. Perhaps rules limiting any one country to a maximum of 10% of the visa quota, and ensuring the intake is at least 60% female would assist public perceptions?
Indeed. If supplementing D3, at least respect the threshold value.
Especially 6502 assembly, because all the opcodes have three letters, so they form a sleek column of text that slides smoothly by without friction from jagged bumpy edges. All other assembly languages look rough and ragged to me!
Tuna is nice and fancy (and expensive). Few eat it every day. Tilapia is cheap, sustainable, and has low mercury.

I’m no nutritionist, but what’s the big deal with eating tuna every now and again, but mostly sticking to smaller fish?
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Several things can be operated like build systems, and this has come up on Hacker News several times. I, for example, maintain my Debian package repository and my GOPHER site using redo, and use redo to import external software configuration into my service management.

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14837740

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14928216

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14836340

* gopher://jdebp.info/h/Softwares/nosh/guide/external-formats.html

* http://jdebp.eu./Softwares/nosh/guide/external-formats.html
You should check with the department or officer in charge of your case before doing this, unless you have good reason to believe they're botching it. The public is certainly a resource that's considered in missing persons cases, but it has disadvantages and the people in charge of the case may not be involving the public for good reason.

Depending on their local rules, they may be obligated to investigate any leads coming in from the public, and that can become a massive drain on resources that would be better spent on following up leads they may already have. Psychics, intuitives, and other "helpers" are kind of a pain in the ass this way. Depending on the case, if somebody says, "I've helped find four other people, and last night I dreamt that so-and-so was alive, and cold, and in a big steel pipe in the woods", then the people in charge of the case get to spend a bunch of resources checking out culverts in forested areas. Public missing persons cases always bring out these folks.

If LEO does want to get the public involved, they often have even better tools available, including reverse-911 text alerts.

They may also be operating with a different set of information than they're sharing with you, and may be withholding some information for good reason. They may already have a working theory and not releasing details about what the missing person was last seen wearing may be helpful for sorting out good leads from bad ones.

All that said, law enforcement isn't infallible and mistakes are made in missing persons cases, even by well-intentioned and experienced people. And certainly the grief and frustration and helplessness experienced by friends and family during cases like this should be given more consideration than perhaps it usually is.
No, the gym comes to them.
It's not that I assume, it's just that it's becoming a common, observable pattern across a variety of industries, from IT staff, to general helpers round the house.

I'm Indian too, by the way, so it pains me to say it, but the stereotype of an Indian committing immigration fraud overseas is establishing itself rather well.
This sounds like a real life attempt on in game money - which is designed to allow a more mindless spending. Great if you are rich, and a nice little exploit if you are poor.
The article mentions that those people who live longer than average lives without gym memberships do in fact have a very active life, as in they grow their own food and such. For what it’s worth I find that growing your own food is a lot more fulfilling than winning marathons and similar stuff, but to each his/her own.
I don't see why this is particularly newsworthy. "Man accused of small amount of fraud" is barely a headline in other areas, why is this instance such a major deal?
I'm glad you find meaning in struggle. But you said it yourself "not everyone".

And how do you define struggle? is it physical challenges or mental ones? There's a lot of grey area here too.

Personally I would like to live happy, I would trade years of my life for happiness, but being in the gym does not make me happy by itself.
Sorry, but this is just straight ignorance. Nietzsche was explicitly anti-anti-Semitic and the fact that his ideas have been misinterpreted is pretty common knowledge.

https://bigthink.com/scotty-hendricks/how-the-nazis-hijacked...

https://www.vox.com/2017/8/17/16140846/alt-right-nietzsche-r...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influence_and_reception_of_F...
Off-topic question: India does not accept dual citizenship. So when the Kosuris became naturalized citizens, they must have given up their India citizenship. Given that, why should India accept them back after they were deemed criminals in their adopted country? What is the legality around revoking naturalized US citizenship?

Usually the way this works is that country A doesn't "recognise" dual-citizenship, which means if you are a citizen of country A and country B and you commit an offence in country A you don't get to say "well I am a citizen of country B so that doesn't apply to me". I am not sure if India requires you to give up your citizenship on taking another, but if they did it would make sense, and in fact it's surprising that that doesn't always happen. If a citizen of country A wants to become a citizen of country B instead fair enough but it's not in the interests of A or B that they should retain citizenship of A too.
It's a great idea. But since it's actually not tail at all, but rather a very specific text filter that looks for date strings and translate them (assuming it would work, say, on a file with two timestamps to a line), maybe another name would be better?

I guess this is more "tr for timezones"? So maybe tztr? (time zone translator)?
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Interesting. I currently use the markdown preview in atom (Ctrl+shift+M), and that works pretty well too.
I have to ask, why do you think having a cohesive, logically laid out and consistent desktop environment is a "pox on Linux"?

Is it too user-friendly?
I do not know nearly nothing about USA real estate market however in most part of Europe the number of people think cities as a workplace or an interim location for students, young workers or people who can't afford anything better is skyrocketing, in few EU countries there is already a reasonably developed "distributed economy" but in others (like Germany, Italy, Spain) there isn't so many choose small towns because being distributed means also have far less services and "urban comfort" nearby.

I suspect that this situation start to be common in any western/developed world. Perhaps the USA are a bit late since their cities are generally "newer" than EU so they are probably "less compressed"/with a lower mean density that allow more green spaces and generally a little bit better mean life quality (something like you do not need 10' to go from A to B + 20' to find a park place around B or it does not take 40' for 15Km trip in peek hours).
Thanks for the info, it's interesting that Algae produce (fish) Omega-3, whereas land-based plants produce only ALA and not EPA/DHA
You sabotaged your own position with that last parenthetical paragraph. I imagine it was why you were downvoted, as it makes people who agree with you and people who disagree with you equally upset with your overall comment. Of course, adding an incredibly simple feature like a required 80 character explanation that gets attached to one’s downvote which can then optionally be viewed so the downvoted individual at least has an idea of why they were downvoted is too much to ask for from the unimaginative folks who run this site. I hope you enjoyed cramping your eye muscles while trying to read my barely visible gray comment.
Actually, it's the fact that you're (hopefully) currently not (and hopefully not ever) worrying about someone who went missing.

I say this as someone who really doesn't like FB, and thinks that at least on a napkin it makes sense that by contributing to depression it might contribute to all sorts of negative stuff, including people going missing. That's all valid, but both secondary and kinda tasteless in this context.

Someone looking for a missing person will be happy to hear useful information about any and all avenues they could take. I'm right with you picketing companies and anyone who has a Facebook page instead of an "actual webpage", and whatnot. But people who are worried about someone who went missing? Nah. I get where you're coming from, I respect and might share it as knee-jerk reaction, but think it through. In that situation, you exhaust all options.
Yeah, it's a contradiction; I didn't mean to say that all the things I listed are possible. Not wanting to download hundreds of gigabytes of blockchain is also a contradiction; the only solution I know of is to use a light wallet, and then you're suddenly relying on someone else's service instead of just relying on the decentralized network.
Humble understatement of the year. What jeroen means is: I wrote my phd thesis about this.
I'm interested in the environmental impact of launching many small rockets to put say one or two satellites into orbit vs the impact of a much larger rocket to launch many more at once.

Can anyone with more knowledge on the subject chime in on this?
This undersells how well known this is. Also it’s not just aspergers it’s also ADD
CPU, registers, interrupts, RAM, I/O... It’s just you and the machine baby.

I started programming with assembly, and evem though today I rarely use it, any excuse I can find, I’ll dig into in.

No question, modern languages are more efficient, but knowing exactly what instructions are being run and how they interact with the hardware (a physical object), is so much more aesthetically pleasing.
"news media that try to track the consequences of the wars are inhibited by governments determined to paint a rosy picture of perfect execution and progress"

(from the paper)
40% of my friends go to gym.

Out of them:

90% of my male friends go to gym to build aesthetic bodies, it helps them attract females.

Out of them:

97% of them take whey protein, fish oil, vitamin D, creatine, withania smonifera

70% of them take anabolic steroids.

30% still end up with escorts and hookers.

That said these are my Dutch friends in Amsterdam.

So i would say very few actually go to gym for longetivity.

Particular my male friends, smoke and do drugs, they all say they wanna live a short but exciting life where they get everything they want, let it be money or girls.
I did not said that Nietzsche was Nazi.

I said that the above quote describes a lot of Nazi ideology. That is what they believed and glorified - struggle, fight, danger. They believed pretry much that. Nietzsche not liking them or not intending it that way does not change it.

Quote has nothing to do with antisemitism, but nazi did not started WWII just due to antisemitism. They started it as quest for world domination, "living space" and as struggle between races for domination (not just against Jews, through they hated those the most).

The above quote maps very neatly to non antisemitic aspects of it all. Results were not admirable.
Well there's more than a billion indians, so the bad apples do tend to stand out more, even though statistically there might be just as many slimy <insert other nationality here>.
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I take for example a 5000mg poll every two days. But in winter I take it every day.
You hang out with a very particular crowd if 90% of your friends go to the gym, especially if 70% also take steroids.
I agree that from this article it seems possible to run go on cloudflare workers by targeting WASM, it’s still worthwhile to consider what a native go implementation would look like.
Blendle: https://launch.blendle.com, my do the trick if you want to pay something.

It is originally from the Netherlands. I don't know how comprehensive it is for English periodicals.
Legal student here. To answer your question - current international human rights treaties / laws prevent revocation of citizenship (even naturalized citizenship) if that would leave the person stateless.

Edit: and yes, India, only allows single-citizenship. Accepting U.S. citizenship automatically results in the loss of Indian citizenship.
A cool question, but you don’t need to have direct knowledge to see the answer. Economies of scale make bigger things more efficient.

But that’s just the rocket. I suspect the thousands of people working on it have a far larger environmental impact than the rocket itself.
Meetings, bosses, limited independence, severe time-drain.

The tech is always behind, what should take 1 minutes will take two days.
Yeah I agree. Was at sziget this summer and we could pay using our bank cards NFC and you don't have to input pin for payments under 15€. Also we could pay with festival's bracelet. This is THE BEST expirience. Easy for staff and for customers
Fructose does not raise blood sugar (!) but can lead to NAFLD. Bananas have a relatively low GI. Fat is not the enemy!
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Sorry, but again, if you think that quote embodies Nazi ideology, you’re woefully lacking in knowledge of both Nietzsche and of Nazism. Nietzsche was focused on the individual and not on the state; on dominating oneself and not others.

A state, is called the coldest of all monsters.
Dropbox is very easy to shard though, the users are mostly independent. Take something like Facebook, and it becomes much much harder - anybody can friend anybody, anybody can message anybody, anybody can like or comment on public posts.
"fraud product" - Do you mean the product that has been FDA approved for 6 years? Is the FDA "in" on the fraud? Is the New England Journal of Medicine in too?

Does having one product (that sold $xxx mil last year) make a bad company? Or one that put all of it's chips into this long term outcomes study? (which has now paid off)

Why do you care so strongly about this?
Being around that age myself, I want another 30 years.

Edit: as many years as possible. I have no desire to check out. I like being alive.
Is this presentation available online? I'd be very interested in watching it too.
Maybe you could help the dev to do that?
So far I have been pretty happy with Trello, actually. You can configure it as you want.

That said, at this point just use the bug tracker that is built-in to your git hosting solution.
There's plenty of meaning to be found in all sorts of endeavours, including going to the gym. I just think you sound defensive when you imply there's no meaning in a life full of relaxation and no stress.

I also find it a bit amusing that you bring up a Nietzsche quote in your edit. AFAIK Nietzsche didn't go to the gym or run any marathons. He did, however, go for a long walk every morning.
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