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You need to learn to cook more things if eating healthy for you is the same meal endlessly.
Given that resources are limited, choices have to be made regarding priority.
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That exponent for the wavelength is wrong. It should be more like 1.6x10^-33m. At least it should be negative.
You are right. I was thinking immigration control.
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I consider Twitter broken on mobile. It's no great loss.
So if our free will can’t extend to soda we clearly need new discussions on guilt and individual responsibility. We’ve been molded since birth.
> That’s big enough that the researchers had to account for factors like gravity and the rotation of the Earth in designing the beam emitter

Will this provide us with insight into how gravity and the quantum world relate?
Evidence about intermittent fasting has the same problem that evidence about breakfast does. It’s extremely difficult, if not impossible, to do proper experiments with control groups.

Different people have different metabolisms, lifestyles, phenotypes, etc. I doubt there is a one size fits all solution. Best I’ve been able to come up with is if you see yourself getting fat, eat fewer carbs and saturated fats and excercise (cardiovascular) more.
Our family starts dinner with salad. For young toddlers, this can be annoying to them, but they eventually get used to it, especially when they realize they don’t get the ‘yummy’ food later in the meal unless they finish their salad.

Our guests are always surprised to see the kids eating so much salad for dinner now, and our oldest recently even stopped adding dressing (8 y.o).

It seems you want to start humans young in the quest to get a good taste for vegetables, because I know many adults that just can’t stand them (didn’t have them as children).
Yeah, I’m kinda in the same boat. It really depends on volume: too much bad stuff will deplete my activity levels and bring me down, but a relatively small amount boosts my happiness quite significantly.

This is orthogonal to the fact that sugar makes me sleepy overall.
> The money given to banks didn't result in increased lending but instead went into financial markets buying up assets.

This statement is precisely what I meant by 'put a lot of credit in to the economy, which shows up as economic growth.' The trick is that QE took the bad mortgage loans (which are created as you say, loan first, not deposit first) off of the banks hands, and put real Fed-created money in the place of the loans (around 1.5-2T of QE went to mortgage-backed-securities.) That converted the bad loans into good credit, then used in the way you describe.
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It is to detriment of all the people that miss out on those tax dollars that should be paid.
I have a friend and she believes that obesity is a made-up disease by doctors to marginalise fat people (she calls it fatphobia). She refuses to acknowledge that obesity actually causes health issues, instead she defends obesity by citing that even "fit" people are victims of heart diseases etc. And then she makes it sound plausible by talking about how we should focus on complete health like mind + body. I went to one of her talks about it and almost all attendees were obese. Just to be clear, I don't deny about her points on fatphobia (i.e. how society rewards fit and good looking people more than fat people), but she completely loses me when she talks about how nothing is wrong with being super fat. (Btw I used to be very fat growing up and once i got my first job i have stuck to a fit lifestyle so to me it is completely against everything that I did to get rid of my obesity)
That sounds rough!

Those are the circumstances under which I learned to cook: garlic, vinegar, searing heat, beans, and eggs can combine to make the chicken and vegetables unrecognizable. And still healthy.
i feel like my brain is too abstract to accept the idea of something can be at multiple places at once, feels like a chess game, in which every possible move is already known, you only chose one at a time, and thus you decrease the possibilities toward your goal, and there is no go back.
Your assumption is that the company will knowingly access your data, but the more likely scenario is that a rogue employee working for your competitor (or simply looking to start their own startup) will access and steal your data/code/client list.
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I had plenty of vegetables as a kid. Still hate (most of) them.

Not everything is learnt.
> Counseling is totally useless on those folks because they don't really have normal emotions in the first place.

I think most bullies are not psychopaths, considering that many don’t stay bullies their entire life.
Here's my take:

For most people, success in life, is tied up with your self-confidence.

If you think you're gonna fail, you probably are - unless you happen to be wildly talented at something, and can stumble your way to success. In fact, many people will not even try, because they lacked the confidence.

It could be academia, work, relationships, hobbies,

If you've been conditioned to believe that you: suck, have no talent, are ugly, and a loser, then that's something which probably follow you into adulthood. I know I've seen it many times, with kids from my jr. HS - many still struggle today, as adults in their 30s.

Low confidence and poor self-esteem / self-worth is a vicious cycle, and will/can affect all parts of your life down the road.
One of the requirements is:

4) The first byte should indicate the number of bytes to
follow in a multibyte sequence.

This is actually a pretty smart requirement for efficiency.
This way the parser can know if the input bytes it has constitute a UTF-8 sequence by only looking at the first byte. That saves a lot of unnecessary processing.

Unfortunately the wording here breaks that advantage:
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/multibyte/mbrtoc16

if the next n bytes constitute an incomplete, but so far valid, multibyte character. Nothing is written to

The "so far valid" forces implementations to still look at the other bytes, which undoes the optimization in UTF-8.
I suspect somebody was asleep at the wheel there.

Regarding your question about the wasted bits: I don't think it matters much. It certainly does not for English text like we exchange here, where the important case is the 0-0x7f case which UTF-8 handles optimally.

Your maximum compactness variant means if you start in the middle of a sequence, you can't tell you are in the middle and not at the start. UTF-8 is doing this well in my opinion. You can seek anywhere in a file and then move forwards or backwards till the beginning of a sequence without fear of misparsing the middle of a correct sequence as a different sequence.
What does legal age even mean? Your age is how many times you've been around the sun. It is a fixed concept, +1 every round trip from birth.

If you want to prevent or remove discrimination, then do that by fixing the system, creating tests for proficiency and ability not creating arbitrary constructs that seek to confuse users into submission.

Bizarre.
We already use Notion for a ton of stuff, so when we went to launch our blog I wanted a way to publish from Notion. This post covers how we did it. There are a couple manual steps, but it takes < 15 seconds for a new post.
contrary to popular belief, a huge steak is good for you! vegetables actually don't have that many nutrients and the ones they do are hard for us to use (ie beta-carotene vs retinol, ALA vs DHA etc etc)

This article has a good summary: https://www.psychologytoday.com/au/blog/diagnosis-diet/20190...
> Also, read stories of them saying you have no rights to an attorney or even to film them since they don't technically consider you in the US. You are in some limbo between countries. An entirely different ballgame than a traffic stop. But some of that stuff might just be some misconception, some they can lie to you but you can't lie to them.

I have had CBP officers tell me that I have no right remain silent. I have had CBP officers tell me that I have no right to an attorney. I have had CBP officers tell to me that they will not let me into the country until I answer their questions. They are indeed liars. Stick to your guns and they will fold.

A US citizen is admissible once their claim to citizenship is verified and they have completed a written customs declaration. At some airports, CBP eschews written customs declarations and has a policy to interrogate passengers instead. In that case, simply demand to complete (or, better, bring along an already-completed) Form 6059B and maintain your refusal to answer questions.
This kind of reminds me of that Avengers: Endgame scene where Tony Stark (cf. Kevin Buzzard) was working with F.R.I.D.A.Y. (cf. Lean Theorem Prover) to interactively look for time travel solutions. :D
I certainly find the centre of gravity on HN interesting. As a European I wonder how much is US centric, tech or silicon valley.

Everyone has unknown biases though. I'm sure that most people are a mix, with the result of cognitive dissonance.
None of these encodings work.

If there is no length encoding, start, middle, end and ASCII byte encodings must not overlap to support correct decoding of any subslice of a document.

If there is a length encoding on the start, then start, middle and ASCII must not overlap.
True, and I'd like to see this corrected with carbon pricing ASAP. My point is simply that whether or not intermittent renewables can ever cost-effectively deliver baseload power is still an open question.
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Oh man, I remember watching a Let's Play of both this game and Phantasmagoria 2. Awful games but great for a laugh
Cancel culture is a nazi behavior.
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TOMS hacker tells people to log-off and enjoy a screenless day
Peers who condone bullying are probably being manipulated into doing so, by someone with narcissistic traits who is skilled at whipping up hate towards the intended victims. It's not a normal attitude at all, it's very much a red flag that something quite nasty is going on.
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Looks cool, I will give this a try.
Nah man. They have a ride hailing app and seevice in Arizona. The email was to customers of this "production revenue service" that some rides soon will not have a safety driver in the car.
Interesting talk. Though how would you put Behavioral Programming in the context of Reactive Programming?
From that perspective, stopping a bully is more effective than helping a victim, because bullies often have more than one target.
Yes. it should be 1.7×10^-14 m.
An iPhone can still be used without cellular data as a "premium" iPod touch, plus blacklists aren't worldwide and phones can be sold in foreign countries (a worldwide blacklist can be problematic due to standards of proof for theft and corruption being different - do you really want a third-world country to be able to dictate which phones can and can't be used worldwide?).
What is the point of having docker at all, then, if development and production deployments are so different...?

Not trying to be flippant here - I am genuinely still trying to get my head around docker’s popularity, it’s just so awkward in so many cases...
No, it's generally not illegal to copy someones key. It's illegal to STEAL the key, of course, but copy? Not a crime. Some states have laws that prohibit "providing access" to a government facility which can be applied to copying government keys, but your house key? Nope.

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Yeah. The downvotes are unwarranted. Both the bullies and victims of bullying are suffering. It’s just that generally the bully is unaware he’s suffering. And yeah to be clear punitive revenge is ugly in all cases and leaves no one better off.
Thank you for taking the time to write such an elaborate and still accessible answer to my question!
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Did this 3 years ago, combining it with cutting out other obviously bad foods (fried stuff etc.) is like night and day. It's almost alarming how much better I feel in general now, and how bad I feel after eating anything from the "bad food list", both physically and mentally.
There's a lot of children that don't really eat, outside of the school-provided meal programs. There's a lot of poverty, that most of us are probably not familiar with the real dimensions and depravity of.
Ah, so the app is fully p2p? I was wondering what (apart from principle) made having it at all important but in that case it makes sense.
Of course the obvious solution would be to build more housing, but the wealthy and other incumbent interests will throw everything they have at preventing this from happening or keeping it unaffordable for those who need it.

That a society is ostensibly democratic tells you little about how the levers of power actually function around things like urban policy and real estate development. You also need a theory of power and means of change to implement whatever it is you want to accomplish. Per my original comment, I think a greater solidarity between white collar workers and the working class, as they both get soaked by rising rents and home prices, could provide a possibility for this kind of change.
To be honest, I think China is the only country that can fit the strict definition of "entirely" made in".

So I'm happy enough to give credit to rwanda for assembling the motherboard component by component.
Sadly, in relation to this, governments could be your friend. A good government could stand up for the "right" thing instead of the thing that makes money. But somehow, large subsets of the population have been convinced that government is inherently evil.

Companies exist to make money; why would anyone think differently?
Have you submitted a post just about PhotoStructure yet?

I've been looking for a replacement for Google Photos. It's the only thing keeping me on Google products at this point.
This brings back 30 year old memories. :)
Metamath has a proof of Prime Number Theorem. Its coverage of advanced mathematics is pretty much as good as any.
But the worst bullies probably are. Thwart the psychopaths first, and you'll probably find that others will lack any reason to bully in the first place - they will no longer be thinking of it as "normal".
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Do you know that Wikipedia isn't accepted as a source of information even in high school projects?
I agree. Feels like multiple environmental factors might be at play.

Lately I’ve been wondering about exposure to PFAs on all sorts of packaging.
The composition of a diet makes difference.

May it be that it shifted to increased share of heavily processed food. Also, it can be related to changes in the way we grow, feed or fertilise cattle and plants. This can lead, some doctors say, to leaky gut and inflammation; many of us may suffer from those without being aware of it.
Have you tried adding more carbohydrates to your diet?
> They decided that not only they do not want to see it on HN; they don't want anyone to see it on HN.

Right, which as far as I can tell is essentially the Kacker News guidelines in what to submit.
I wish modern cars never had electrical issues.
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Considering it's mentioned alongside Python and Boost, it's most likely as a userland process too.
check out https://github.com/dvorka/hstr which you can bind to CTRL+R.

tagging with # comment is also a nice trick
I agree with you, as ultimately an employer will have to raise wages to get/keep employees.

But it's not really enough to explain it because the engineers who do Vx could always just switch to a better paying platform.

I wonder if the low salary indicates that the Vx Devs at that low price aren't able to switch out. Either due to location, lack of ability, or some other capture.
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Do you hate them objectively speaking or in comparison with other food?
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Are you a fan of copy pasting posts?
yes, though I actually do think it is about as ideal as it can get. The reason Enron didn't change the discussion about privatization into how to undo it is that the US wants privatization to remain legitimate so it can force it on other nations via the IMF and extract wealth like a bad pay day loan company. Companies being afraid to deal with privatization, courts destroying companies for doing it wrong, etc are all gettig the precedent necessary give developing nations options to protect themselves from exploitation that largely originates from California.
Oh, I keep that feature off so I didn’t realize it also will dial the emergency number. Thanks for the heads up!
It's best to avoid the word "capitalism" if possible because it means different things to different people. It's much safer to talk more narrowly about "free markets" if that's sufficient for the point you're making.
Cool, didn't know that. I definitely like that Authy has backups.
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The timsort bug:

http://www.envisage-project.eu/proving-android-java-and-pyth...

Most software that's correctness critical is not written in Java.

But I could see KeY-verified voting machines as at least better than the status quo (as long as you take it as an assumption that for whatever reason we absolutely need voting machines).
That's an interesting bit of information to illuminate Boris Johnson's insistence that Britain must exit by 31 Oct 2019. "I would rather be dead in a ditch than seek an extension," he said.
Unless Teslas are uploading gigabytes every night over your home WiFi (do they?) they're limited by a 4G connection.

So you have a lot more Teslas sending a lot less data each. I'm not sure which company has the richer training set.
How is this better than simply turning on Slack notifications?
Yeah I’m completely fine with the government coming in and upending the App Store model.
Could you give an example of when the distinction matters?
Yes. It's a method I use:

Did you look at the actual data?

No.

Then they are wrong. Find a way to cheaply visualize data/state and call me back when you're done.
> I do not get the impression that GNU opposes someone using software that runs on someone else's server machine in general.

That's my impression as well, but to me that is an area where the FSF/GNU/RMS is fundamentally wrong. Not having control over the software and, even more important, the data that is on the server is the main reason why everything is going to shit. Yet the FSF doesn't seem to care, specifically this reply from RMS on the topic:

https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/repo-criteria-discuss/201...

All the privacy, censorship and other problems with Facebook, Youtube, smartphones and so on are rooted in somebody else controlling the server, and in turn the software and the data.

If the Javascript is GPL or not is essentially irrelevant, yet that is the main problem the FSF focuses on. I can understand how the FSF would came to that conclusion (by following their philosophy that has been outdated for decades), but it completely misses all the problems people have day to day on the Internet.

How data is managed and controlled on the server should be the main concern of the FSF today, but there has been shockingly little effort in that area. I am not even talking in terms of actual software solutions, but just general philosophy discussions. The few bits of effort we have seen, such as the AGPL, not only don't go anywhere far enough, it wasn't even originally created by the FSF. And their repo-criteria completely miss the point.

Ironically, even the slow moving field of politics went to overtake the FSF here. The GDPR goes far and beyond anything I have ever seen by the FSF when it comes to data freedom.

I really wish the FSF would put more effort into solving and discussing todays problem, instead of solving RMS's printer driver problems from the 80s, since really, that problem has been essentially solved. We have today completely Free Software OSs that everybody can use. The problems that remain are outside the realms of the classic four software freedoms.
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Chinese population - not HK - remembers what it was to live with the outhouses. HK remembers when it (HK) mattered because Chinese population lived with the outhouses.
Government is never your friend.

It's a bandit that's too big for you to stare down, shaking you down for money every time you turn around.
> And one cannot just throw away a backend and say that it's not part of the compiler.

OK. Let me rephrase: TCC doesn't have 35k lines of code, but with five minutes' work it could be turned into a compiler with 35k lines of code capable of bootstrapping GCC on Linux. That should be enough to compare it to the ones you list.
Sounds right. I was always talented and successful until 2014 when I started getting bullied, when I moved to SF. It’s been downhill since then. I’m now homeless with faded skills and vocabulary and no confidence. Feels like I’ll never get back to a normal life, and indeed at each job the bullying has become more intense and flagrant.
Some kinds of company succeed and fail based on good engineering. Others have other competitive advantages.

Given the... mixed... reaction to large defense projects, it's possible that the defense contractors are not focusing on engineering per se.
While this is about C++, John Carmack just came from C, so a lot of this applies to C as well: https://kotaku.com/the-exceptional-beauty-of-doom-3s-source-...
Most of the artists and writers I’ve ever met don’t actually want massive popularity. They just want to be able to make their work and hone their skills without dying in poverty. I think this kind of pursuit of fame is more driven by the underlying material realities, where you have to either pursue being incredibly famous or be unable to survive.
Going back to the time before we were hunting whales is not an option, though. Any discussion that tries that is practically useless.
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It's unlikely that your TDEE is 4000 calories when you're at home puttering around. These fitness trackers are extremely unreliable at estimating caloric expenditure.
I love how ECDSA is used more and more to do authentication, but ECDSA is arguably not the best if you're going to implement new stuff... I wonder when Ed25519 is finally going to be adopted by hardware tokens. I can see it's in the COSE algorithm list, so in theory it's should be accepted by the standard.
Of course no company is a friend. But there are businesses, who take their customer serious and more importantly, act with integrity, and treat you accordingly.
It is already oppressive and corrupt today, yet it has no problem attracting as many "innovators" as it needs to. The only thing that may be unwelcoming are local instabilities like the hong kong stuff.
Some bodies burn more calories at rest. Some bodies burn more calories when working out. All bodies burn available fat when they take in fewer calories than they burn. It's a physics thing.