skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do not engage yourself in a tight chart or try anything like skipping meals. It will anyways make you feeble and hinder you from living a healthy and energetic life. Take satisfactory foods that will preserve your energy and help you to carry on the workout sessions without stress. Party people who indulge themselves in liquor should avoid them absolutely. Smoking which disturbs body's natural mechanism should also be shunned.

There are also other techniques that have become quite handy for losing fat fast. These measures are stomach liposuction and stapling. These are uttermost ways of losing fat but it will genuinely make you to chuck out the excess fat fast without pampering yourself in exhausting activities like workouts jogging and annoying diet schedule.

With the emerging trends and upcoming fashion beauties looking stunning is like breathing. What if you look flabby? It's easy to lose weight as and when you want with a strong determination and will. There are a number of sources that flood you with "get slim tips" and give you false claims. Read along smoothly and make yourself look as stunning as you had always wanted.

Plan losing weight: first and foremost make an oath that when you plan to lose weight you don't lose hope in the way and you don't drop in between. Plan and feel determined to avoid oils and fast food. Plan a diet chart and follow it religiously.

https://worldhealthreviews.com/zenith-labs-omega-3-7-9-krill...
https://consumerscomment.com/methode-minceur-okinawa-telecha...
They would have produced metals pretty quickly given that most of them would be massive and emit stellar wind and/or supernova?
The reality is that mainlanders want prosperity and stability over democracy. Unless protesters could prove there is a better way to bring prosperity, the propaganda efforts would be futile. It is not 1980s any more.

VPN would not help. I learnt about what happened to Tiananmen Square, but I also learnt there is CIA agents behind a lot of these incidences. Real world is complicated. Politics is pragmatic.

I do hope different countries could put their trifles aside and focus on the big picture as a specie. But it will be a long way. Too much pride, too much at stake. Power struggle is too deep in our genes.
Thanks, appreciate you taking the time! :)
Slow == throughput or latency?

HDFS is not nearly as 'slow' as object stores, like S3 (in latency and throughput for a single namespace).
I have latest outlook and I keep ribbon hidden on laptop so this might be your company admins enforcing some weird policy.

See below

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/show-or-hide-the-ri...
Perhaps an article without the photo would attract more praise? What do you think?
I'd love it if there was some sort of "helper terminal" that could teach people things like git, and basic command line stuff as they went.

It could catch common errors and provide useful explanations. It could possibly even go as far as attempting to understand plain text commands, eg "delete the file file.txt" and suggest commands to do that.
Why would bitcoin spike?
Gemini and Coinbase are on the forefront of legitimizing cryptos. They go out of their way to cooperate with American authorities, which is a good move for their business model. Contrast this with a crypto exchange based outside of the US that would loose their clientele if they worked with the American government in any way. Why you ask? Do research about Americans trying to open bank accounts in Europe. Basically under the new laws banks in Europe prefer to reject Americans rather than try and go through all the extra reporting involved.
Leaders influence company culture but it's also a self-feedback loop where leaders that fit the company culture end up being leaders in the first place. To break that feedback loop and change course is usually a conscious choice for a company. Even then leadership change and direction at the top is only one of the many signals.
It's entirely possible for Zoom's CEO to be a security minded person and the PM/Infosec person who reviewed the security report decided it's not a flaw worth patching.
This is a very sad case, but it's easy to see why the French labor market is in a shambles. Which is worse, firing 20k employees or losing all 130k jobs if the company goes underwater? Firing employees needs to be done: how can you build a business without this ability?

Edit: I'm not justifying the harassment: I am speaking only about the larger labor market.
How long did it take for life to exist after there were oceans?
Ironically, RingCentral's convention schwag includes a stick-on laptop lens shutter.
Not OP and not a Circle employee but he is absolutely right if, especially if you are a US citizen.
Insomnia Symptoms Is There an Insomniac In Your Home?

Short-term, also called transient insomnia is a lack of sleep due to environmental factors, such as noise, light, stress, etc. Making some changes to your routine and surroundings can reduce the amount of insomnia you experience.

Chronic insomnia occurs when there is a problem falling asleep or staying asleep continues over several weeks or months. Chronic insomnia may arise through stress or it may have a medical cause such as restless leg syndrome or sleep apnea. Treating these conditions will help your quality of sleep improve.

Some people are more prone to sleeping difficulties than others, just as some people are more prone to experience headaches or stomach irritability. People of all ages can experience insomnia, but the elderly tend to experience it more often. Teenagers can begin to experience insomnia at the onset of puberty; internal clocks reset themselves to a bedtime of 2-3 hours later. Because of school the following morning, teenagers are not able to catch up on that lost sleep by sleeping in.

Symptoms of insomnia include the inability to fall asleep after an hour of lying in bed, waking throughout the night without falling back to sleep, waking many times throughout the night, and naturally waking too early in the morning.

In time, living life with an inadequate amount of sleep night after night will take its toll; stressful situations bring on physical stress to your body. People who suffer from insomnia can experience high blood pressure or other heart diseases, weight fluctuation, gastrointestinal problems, and a reduced immune system.

Insomnia can severely interfere with daily tasks and responsibilities of work, school, and home life. It's important to be able to recognize the symptoms and understand the treatments available to get the best night's sleep possible.
https://healthadviserpro.com/slumberpm-review/
A field‐tested robotic harvesting system for iceberg lettuce
A touch screen is not inherently better.

A finger obstructs the view, is laughably imprecise and leaves oil and water behind, which blurs and distorts the image.

A finger is, however, the most natural interface and readily available.

Which is why it is amazing for the phone we carry with us and terrible for a 27” 5k display, viewed at almost arms length distance.
Or life started multiple times but the results of one of those times outcompeted all the others.
As the intelligence (rather than the wisdom) of the network (i.e. the whole of humanity connected by the internet) goes up, wouldn't one naively expect the intelligence of individual average human to go down? (Like social insects - ants/bees/wasps.)

I seem to recall somewhere an article about how native Australian hunter-gatherers had very highly developed memories to track animals through the bush. Not so necessary now - just ask Google Maps where to go.

Also, as elsewhere in this thread - I agree, IQ is a fraud.
Ask HN: Which Payment Model to Chose?
I am checking into different payment models and want to start one for my SAAS business. It's not straightforward as it sounds, even though I have learned from YC Startup School that only paid customers matter. But in a world where softwares are all over the place, how many people would like to pay a software without even trying it, for free ?!
Here are some models that I know a SAAS company usually does (based on researches and discussions):

1. Freemium (for ever) + Paid plan with more functionalities -> This one was quite popular 5-10 years ago. But I heard a lot of founders saying that SAAS should not do freemium, especially at the beginning. Because only paid customers matter and only paid customers confirm that your product is needed - the product market fit.

2. 7-14 days free trial then paid plan + Credit card required -> Personally I hate companies requiring credit card for a free trial. I heard that this can result a hight churn rate as well. Benefit: It may get extra revenue because some users forgot to cancel their accounts.

3. 7-14 free trial then paid plan + credit card not required. Need some more insights about this one. It seems to be the best option so far.

After writing this down, I think I should just take one model, try it out, and iterate...Does it really matter the initial choice?
airdrop is actually like a security hole when Apple set "open to everyone" by default.
There are already quite some cases using it to send * photos as sex harassment.
Apple should set default to "only contacts".
Seems like a bad bet given that from the evidence we have so far, life is an unbelievable statistical anomaly. There's no reason why life had to have evolve on Earth or survive long-term; it is sheer luck that we haven't been hit by gamma ray bursts or a supernova or any one of the other nasty, super-deadly things the cosmos could throw at us.
> because photons have rest energy that can be viewed as mass in special relativity

What?
It's not that much radiation. And if it's an older car, 100nm+ processes don't care quite so much about radiation as modern 10nm-class ones do.
Given the complexity of DNA I think it is near obvious life did not originate on earth. If you assume it did not originate on earth that gives you at least another 10 billion years to work with.
Yup you can, just need to make an installer drive. There's a tool for macOS that does this for you.
It hurts the small partners the most. I think losing the silver and gold on-prem license grants are probably a good thing, and it will be interesting to see if any locals take a material hit having to buy up the replacement licenses for their operation. Like the guy above said, I do think some subsidiary arms are just fronts for buying cheap IURs in the Gold program. But the smallest start up service providers losing the 5-seat IURs for O365 in the action pack will really hurt them and the ability of new partners to start up.
NLP in Product Development
How to automate your manual entry of data with CandidateZip
Hence I said my friend was being a bit “interpretive”. He really meant that though photons have zero rest mass, they nonzero inertial mass (E=mc^2)
"Loaned USDT" in this context just means created tether and gave it before the wire transfers went through (but presumably these pending wire transfers count as assets, especially considering they can blacklist tokens at will). Not exactly damning evidence.

Also it seems like "illegally traded" just means that NY companies set up foreign shell companies to skirt NY regulations? I don't see how this is iFinex's fault either tbh
This is true, but if that did happen presumably we could find some evidence for it, since it would be a relatively common occurrence during the period where earth was capable of abiogenesis. Because if it occurred at least twice, it probably happened many more times.

The counterpoint is that the fossil record is very incomplete when going that far back, seeing as tectonic subduction literally wipes the slate clean.
That mac is awesome -Look in here.. with your one remaining good eye...
Is it better to avoid washing your clothes?
While the house and grounds are certainly the main attraction (and I'd highly recommend them), Stourhead has a good little museum about the Hoares too.
Color Switcher UI with Color Input Type and CSS Variables
Most of these diagrams don't look that difficult to modify -- but then, I've got Emacs (with picture-mode, artist-mode, table-mode, etc). The presence of a diagram would not discourage me from changing a function, if I thought it needed changing. I wish most functions were so well documented!

It's true I haven't seen any IDEs with similar capabilities, so I imagine it is harder for other people. At what point does it become permissible to say "It's not my problem you choose to use a text editor that isn't capable of editing this style of text"? We're certainly well beyond that point in most other areas, e.g., indentation, capitalization, or renaming.
> we'd get the same result if it moved ten and three quarters

And also the same if it moved one quarter wavelength in the opposite direction.
I don’t believe it’s anything that extraordinary. It’s just the news with their algorithms catering to the public’s whims, and the public just happens to be momentarily more interested in spooky UFO stuff than usual.
How would someone financially do something like this in that era? Carry a lot of currency with you (seems dangerous?) or rely on lines of credit (how?) or...?

I assume they need some way to pay for food and lodging along the way.
I don’t know about this - you have to meet sales quotas to qualify for silver and gold programs (and their IURs). The only IUR program you can buy into without having a track record of volume sales is the action pack, which is a whopping 5 seats. Right??
New Google Policy Bans “Harmful” Speech, Pushing PC Terms into Code
http://www.otherhand.org/home-page/area-51-and-other-strange...
IQ simply measures general intelligence. How intelligence is measured when there is artificial general intelligence will be interesting.
Ok a little tabloid-y but definitely piqued my intellectual curiousity. Not that given how much I can sweat anyone will thank me for not washing but still it's interesting to see such a simple ingrained idea (wash clothes) being challenged with some degree of rationality - it reminds me of the question what taboos are so engrained in our society we simply don't see them
But it's not about firing.

> But they couldn’t fire most of them. The workers were state employees — employees for life — and therefore protected.

> So the executives resolved to make life so unbearable that the workers would leave, prosecutors say.

Should they have been able to fire them? I don't know. But this is something different.
hugely reduces... ? can you please complete your message?

Also, do you mean that places like Japan, or the central, older parts of European cities are more efficient?
I call bullshit on this one: "the algorithm was able to provide candidates for future thermoelectric materials, some of which may be better than those we currently use". Unless any of these novel candidates was tested and proven to have desired thermoelectric properties, no discovery was made, contrary to the hype in this title.

Check my algorithm, which just proposed a steaming hot pile of male cow excrement as a candidate for thermoelectric material. Test it while it's still hot!
If the major company needed to fire 20k people and was legally unable to do so due to grandfathered in formerly-government-employees then they should have raised this, brought it up with the government, made it a national conversation, be the squeaky wheel.

Not harass and screw with the employees to the point of suicide.

Sometimes a work-around to the problem is not better than an actual solution, no matter how painful the solution may be.

The "Via the window or the door" comment just shows how much they didn't give a damn about their employees as actual human beings.
Yes I've theorized humans are evolving to be eusocial before our eyes. Essentially the "knowledge" is being transferred into the structure of the system itself rather than dispersed amongst humans.
Wow I didn't expect that! For the layperson that's really interesting.

"the conventional electromagnetic fields, and the photons that constitute them, impact the gravitational field despite having no inertial mass!"

Does that mean the build up of the photon sphere around a black hole would have a significant impact on space time?
AvE - very intelligent and humorous guy who tears down tools and explains how they work. Probably my favorite channel.

Edge Precision - heavy duty CNC machinist
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCkSr3M8GXbS4txqPY7OMxQ

Essential Craftsman - construction, tools, etc. Has a great new series where he is walking through the entire construction of a home, dubbed the "spec house"
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzr30osBdTmuFUS8IfXtXmg

Frank Howarth - woodworking
https://www.youtube.com/user/urbanTrash

Matthewmatosis - long-form video game analysis
https://www.youtube.com/user/Matthewmatosis

NurdRage - incredibly interesting high level chemistry (to me at least). Has a really great series where he finds a new way to make Sodium Metal.
https://www.youtube.com/user/NurdRage

RR Buildings - post-frame construction, tool reviews
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWXEQsK3UiHszjwgGN5HUeQ

This Old Tony - machining, welding. Very funny!
https://www.youtube.com/user/featony

Vancouver Carpenter - mostly drywall tips. Offers very clear explanations of how to do various drywall jobs
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbZdXox6mKHdcT2QdVT-goQ
And he also donated to Trump’s reelection campaign.
What's scary is that they have a bounty program but it comes with a gag catch.
Doesn't that just beg the question? If life originated on some other planet and made it to Earth, why did only the DNA-based lifeform(s) make it here?

If we assume that different kinds of life based on different nucleic acids can co-exist, then it seems unlikely that a single kind would have happened to be carried to Earth by a natural process.

If we assume DNA has some inherent fitness advantage (so that only DNA-based life survived the journey), than we don't need the additional assumption of panspermia: perhaps only the DNA-based life survived some early period in Earth's history.

Also, for abiogenesis, given that we still can't reliably reproduce something like that, and that we have never seen new kinds of life spontaneously appearing on Earth, we do have some circumstantial evidence for the possibility that it is an incredibly unlikely event, such that it might have only happened once in Earth's history.

Edit: There is also another simple possibility: perhaps given the resources available on Earth, either forever or in the period where abiogenesis was possible, perhaps DNA(+RNA) is the only molecule with the right properties to act as genetic material. Perhaps there is no common ancestor to all life on Earth, but a "forest" of inter-breeding, spotnaneously arisen original organisms, but they were all DNA/RNA-based simply because of the available resources.
I wonder if this is a case of people abusing the word 'genius' more than a statement about the average IQ. When we think of a genius from the past it's usually someone like Einstein or Feynman. When people use the word today it's more often someone like Zuckerberg or TV celebrity.
Sigma Learning Outcomes
I have been waiting for this, but I just tried to cast to my Mibox 3, and just got a loading spinner and nothing more.
I don't understand, is there something specific you're referring to? From the article it looks like they're even removing the local web server.
> But they couldn’t fire most of them. The workers were state employees — employees for life — and therefore protected.

It would be interesting to see research that shows whether being an "employee for life" in an office environment (as opposed to judges) leads to more productivity or other benefits.

35 out 22,000 employees committing suicide is a very high number. If that started in 2007 and happened let's say over 5 years, that would be double of the average Paris suicide rate among adults, or the same as in the worst regions of France (Normandie and the north of France in general).
Maciej is one of the few software people whose political tweets I go out of the way to read.
You can have fun writing simple programs too:

https://github.com/skx/math-compiler/
It also refers to it as "the oldest surviving independent bank", which is also true.
A Million Ants Fall from a Ceiling: Rushing to Grab The
I too can vouch for Tech Ingredients! Fantastic channel with some really interesting experiments on there.
Apparently, there originally was something like 60 cents backing each $1 of tether. Then bitifinex needed the money to cover its legitimate business, so they swapped the tether dollars with an equal amount of dollars in a frozen bank account. And the account was frozen because the _bank_ it was deposited in has had all its accounts frozen by numerous investigating governments. After the swap, Bitfinix then had to be loaned $900 million to back tether, with shares in its business as collateral.

Sketchy is a generous characterization of tether. Tether is fraudulent.

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-04-26/things...
My first impression was that they had no intention of going to court with the data they were after, but then again I've not read up on any legal case studies involving digital forensic evidence handling which are publicly available in Australia (how would a magistrate even deal with that sort of evidence if it can legally be modified? I'm not sure any of these new laws have been tested in court before).

It's nuts that something that used to be seen as solid evidence in court could now be seen as totally unreliable, and just because someone may present it saying "trust me because I'm a cop" means absolutely nothing when someone has a duty to factor the human element into the equation. The guidelines regarding the handling of digital forensic evidence (and all types of evidence for that matter) were designed to deal with this. So yeah, I think what I'm trying to say here is that among the new laws, that one in particular could do much more harm than good due to being so vague in its wording and scope. From what I've read about the US court system, this type of evidence would no longer be permitted in 99.9% of cases, It wouldn't matter if you're the damn pope presenting it, everyone's human. I actually wish I knew a magistrate in real life to ask them how they would handle a case involving this law and a drive handed to them by some prosecution team involving the AFP.
Since it's very difficult to convert USDT into real USD, if people were desperately trying to exit their Tether positions, they'd likely do it by changing for other cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
Or that the self replicating systems of molecules merged into one (organic life on earth is base 4, containing two sets of two complimentary pairs - it potentially could've done it with just one of those sets),

Or that the same self replicating systems were the most (or only) stable systems that could be forged from the locally available inorganic molecules.
since it's clearly a fabrication to serve some sort of fear-monger campaign.
The photon sphere is not a place where photons collect because the orbits along the sphere are unstable fixed points. Small perturbations from these orbits either fall into the black hole or escape to infinity.
Emacs artist-mode has allowed drawing ASCII art with the mouse for 20 years. It even has a spray can!
Came here to post the same. Good for him! well done.
Aviation is a small factor globally because almost nobody can afford to fly. For a typical westerner like me, a transatlantic flight per year roughly doubles my carbon footprint. Similarly, meat is a really big factor globally, because most people can afford to eat some meat, but for a westerner it makes up a much smaller (but still signifacent...) fraction of the pie because I use so much energy compared to a villager in India.
When lifeforms out compete each other, the winner eats the loser.
Not just the legal system but also the city planners who designed all sorts of things like suburbs, malls, etc. that favour cars and are pretty much copy-pasta all over each city on the whole continent. All these people want bike lanes, I want my horse lane.