skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From a blood sugar and insulin perspective (which is a large part of the inflammatory perspective), it is literally the fineness of the carbohydrate particulate, the addition of refined sugars and the extraction of fiber -- all of which raise the glycemic index. If you look at fast food, this is part of the "process" by which food is made soft and palatable and shelf life is often increased to boot.

You're correct though. The term is very unclear and doesn't help people. Generally speaking the refinement process of carbohydrates and sugars means glucose hits your blood stream faster and increases inflammation. (These refined carbs are also more addictive, reduce insulin sensitivity over time and lead to obesity)

For an anti inflammatory diet think raw foods, whole grains, high fiber, quality protein, low amounts of complex sugars, NO refined sugars. Stay low on the glycemic index.

Basically, make your body do a little work to metabolize calories. No easy street.

Also don't fry with vegetable oils. Consume plenty of olive oil and fish oil.
Banning marathons to save one life just because they’re recreational? Would you also ban all books because people have died driving to bookstores?
Somehow people who think "toxic masculinity" is a man-hating slur tend to miss the fact that I may be a man (I am, btw).

I don't "hate men" either. I neither hate myself nor do I hate other men for being men. I do however hate that some people (including men) have very harmful ideas about what it means to be a man and that they mock and bully men and boys who don't conform to these ideas for "not being real men".
I dunno about you, but I always liked the practice of having an on-call rotation (even if you weren't actually on call) so someone would be able to pick up minor bug fixes without them getting in the forever backlog.
> I believe that this is an aspect of communication we need to talk way more about, since large parts of the population are currently handicapped like this.

> People often have good reasons for being mean, they could be tired, hungry, depressed or just spoke without thinking, those are really bad reasons for not listening if the actual message is sound.

How do you know if "the message is sound"? This actually has me thinking that it's an adaptive trait to pay more attention to people who have the energy to spare some kindness for others. Because clearly they're doing something well enough to either not feel tired/hungry/depressed or well enough to still have the energy to consider other people despite feeling any of those things.
I agree to your statement, but just want to add, that also Hitler had to try hard pretending. Germany was allways only self defending. And people believed that. Some still believe it.
Even though "Mein Kampf" was pretty plain speaking, in the concept of conquering the east.
I read DM when I was into Intermittent Fasting (IF). I was fasting one day per week (Mondays) and I found I would cheat on Sundays by eating big meals, etc.

So I changed it up and let the die decide if any given day was a fast day. I used 1d8 and 1s meant no eating that day (24h).

Did it fora few months and it kicked my weight loss up a notch. And yes: I had a few consecutive 1 days... So fasting was extended to 48h. No triples though, thank Zeus.

It cured the cheating ... And I found myself praying before rolls for "no 1s".

I called it stochastic IF (or SIF).

This is what I imagined cave dudes faced. SIF.
There is a middle ground.

You can err toward honesty but still remove hostility.
The carrier's contract with the manufacturer or something explicitly demands that the manufacturer not unlock the bootloader.
Go vs. Go (2009)
What brand? Most prepaid sims require some kind of account with your legal name :(
I suspect the bigger effect is that Americans are typically eating at least 3 meals a day plus snacks. The body doesn't get any breaks from food at all, no time to recover from heightened insulin levels.

This is why intermittent fasting or extended fasting (water + salt) is so helpful in resetting the hormones and getting it back to normal.
Or People actually like things after the social proof from people they recognize

Instagram shows you if a couple of your own followers also liked something

It also shows you things your followers are interested in

Not knowing they liked something reduces social proof
>International law hasn't stopped the US before. So why bother?

Because we should try to improve the situation not make it worse. I'm also not sure which international law violations you're talking about.
Digital, yes. IP, unlikely. Given that most of these companies are traditional phone carriers, it is more likely to be ATM (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asynchronous_transfer_mode)
Right... I just never got why the experiment was significant in the first place.
Anecdata:

I have adopted a heuristic from experience that so far has a 100% success rate in detecting psych issues in women:

Women that majored in Psychology are women you dont want in your life.

Make of that what you will.
"Nutrition scientists link a diet high in added sugar – like those multisyllabic sweeteners in soda – to diabetes, heart disease and possibly even some cancers. (Naturally occurring sugar, like the kind that occurs in fruits or milk, doesn’t pose the same concerns.)"

Can somebody help me understand how sugar in orange juice is somehow magically healthier than sugar in soda? As far as I know, it's all just glucose and fructose.
Do you think a purely subjective rule is the right way to determine if software should be allowed to be sold or not?
This is awesome because it is a real shell script that does something interesting AND it's well documented.

I'm bookmarking this as a bash script reference.
They’d already taken steps to make it harder to see - it already says ‘someone and others’ instead of ‘someone and 13 others’.

I immediately thought it was a glitch - or just an accidental poor UX.

If they got rid of like counts entirely I imagine people would start to leave the platform in hordes. I certainly wouldn’t use it. I use my IG for promoting my music and need to know how well each post is doing.

It removes the value proposition from the platform for me if I can’t tell how much people are engaging, or who. There’s literally no point for me otherwise.
Eons ago when I was on a shared hosting account on bluehost, I had my site compromised few times, and got my account temporarily frozen with the warning that if I didn't stop getting hacked they would suspend my account permanently.

So I started digging into the php files and found some sort of irc bot and noticed the channel it logged on an the admin username that was allowed to issue commands. Logged on the server and channel and hanged out for a bit but no trace of the username.
Started asking around for the person, and someone messeged me and asked what's this about, I explained that I just want the hacking to stop so I don't get kicked out of the hosting I was barely paying for.
I was met with understanding and the person said they would pass along the message.
The hacking stopped. And I was a happy kid 16 year old.
Great place, you an stumble upon gems like this https://thecatamites.itch.io/magic-wand Playthru: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fizq2qBUh3I
Reading meanness as an indication of investment in a subject, is a mistake.
Hiding the originating number/account is the entire profit center for the LECs. My impression is that they're not going to give it up without legislation.
I didn’t say it did - you’re imagining that.

I said being in the 1% doesn’t make you upper class.
He says that short stroking only improves iops by about 20%, which is nothing to sneeze at but also not that impressive.
same. how do counts usually hide themselves?
I think that if someone wants to avoid interacting with the police, step 1 is not to scam people.

Also, while the police do deserve much of their reputation, it's worth remembering that citizens and police interact frequently, all day every day, across the country, and mostly nothing newsworthy happens.
Example of one nuclear power plant being decommissioned (German TV documentary, Spring 2018):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpUjNayFJvM
You would be surprised at how difficult it is to find food that hasn't been inundated with processed sugar and cheap ass carbs, especially if you travel often (I do).

I've been actively cutting carbs/sugars from my diet since July, and along with exercise, I've dropped 20 kg. This was after a 8 month plateau where no matter what I did in the gym I couldn't drop those two stones. Oh, I also feel better, don't get hungry as often, can easily pull off 18/6 or 24 hr fasts, and maintaining a calorie deficit has actually been easy.
For reference. Adult males recommended daily intake is: 9 teaspoons. Females: 6 teaspoons.

That's from American heart foundation so take it with a grain of salt.
Yet the example of Rogan being "kind" involves forming up two "teams" and telling people if they don't perceive something like Joe does "they're on the wrong team." This sort of kindness seems to be emotional manipulation, which he confuses with empathy. Yes, that works, but it certainly doesn't fit my definition of kind.
> I kind of felt bad for him

While I understand the sentiment, we sure are softies when we sympathize with the guy who got in trouble for trying to scam us. He earned that consequence 100%.
The second link has private APIs, and the header file to access those private APIs still exists in WebKit for MacOS. I mentioned both undocumented and private. The first link just shows that if you are Apple, you can correctly call APIs that provide a performance increase on MacOS.

Because of that, my recommendation is to just stop using MacOS if you care about browser performance.
Those restrictions are exactly what Steve King’s bill imposed. Citizenship would be limited to children born in the US with at least one parent that was a US citizen or legal permanent resident: https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/140. It was deemed too racist to pursue even under the Trump administration.

There is no equivalent to the grandparent thing in the US, but that would be deemed even more racist.
Does anybody have any insight as to whether this case has merit or not?
Can you get insurance from algorithm damage ? I see a niche here.
I'm not arguing that people don't share and save that stuff on mainstream services. I'm arguing that 99% of them are just looking. And that most of the ones who are actually abusing are much harder to find.

So what the Panopticon will accomplish is saturating the system with punters, with no substantial impact on abuse.

That, and nuking privacy online. Which, I argue, is the real goal.
She's not going to care about that.
With atmospheric carbon & population, increasing each of these numbers beyond a certain point (where sustainable thriving is naturally possible) can be seen to be detrimental to all.

As excesses become realized, increasingly, a fundamental relationship between these figures can become measurable.

That exact relationship, the proven algorithm, may not realistically be very well agreed upon in detail, but as these factors rise rapidly above baseline levels that function should more accurately be discerned above the background as time goes on.

Maybe before this happens, sustainability would be better achieved by actions resulting in trends which reduce these two figures low enough in combination where no relationship could then be considered realistic.

So carbon neutrality might not be enough without taking too much from population.
As a chinese person I'd like to push back against the idea of importing ingredients to be part of processed foods. My family is from a region with a very specific style of vinegar that we import for our home cooking.
http://ghostmaree.com/
Music yes, and you can still buy it DRM-free today. I'm talking about video specifically.
Rarely, for Very Important TODO items.
What's wrong is I shouldn't have to, the fact that incoming crap-calls with spoofed IDs get through at all is a problem with the network.
Only if you have a keyboard. If I'm on a captive portal, most likely I'm on my phone.
These new telco blockers only work on VOIP lines, not copper-wire POTS phones. The service is not even available for POTS, it's only the major telcos creating a /r/selfhosted RoboKiller who make it available for the kinds of phone lines that go down in a power outage..
free daily accounts
http://ghostmaree.com/
Draw.io is great, but it's not the same as OP. It's a drawing tool rather than a text -> diagram tool.
I didn't know that people were taking Vitamin D and Fish Oil for inflammation reduction. Nice to see that Vitamin D supplements may help lower cancer rates, and fish oil reduces heart attack risks.
Philly parks contain sonic devices that target teenagers with terrible sounds
This is a solved problem from a modeling standpoint. The HL7 Reference Information Model allows any entity (such as a person) to have multiple names. Each name can be tagged with a type (legal, maiden, alias, etc) and validity date range. A name can contain multiple parts in any order, optionally tagged as prefix / suffix / family / given. Names can also be explicitly marked as null if unknown or not assigned. There are open source RIM implementations in several languages.
> You can't disable jQuery. Zotonic will not work without it. Sorry... :-)

I don't want to get into the same old argument about using jquery in 2019, but yikes. There are certain kinds of frontends that are a nightmare to build in jQuery
Looks amazing!
Possible to share what's running the backend?
Custom server or something like Colyseus?
I would pay to have a "AT&T Certified" icon on incoming phone calls. Maybe the carriers can set up peering agreements and both AT&T and Verizon work. The vast majority of people I care about are on those carriers and I can forget about the rest.

It's very hard to reform the whole system, but you have to start somewhere and this could be how.
Since we are slinging anecdotes around, starting with TFA, my wife and I file jointly, have what I believe to be a good credit score. I filled out what little form there is for both of our cards. Put down the same income, etc. I think our credit limits are the same (need her phone to verify), but she got 13% and I got 18% APR. Now how the hell is there a five percent difference? Not that it matters because they both get paid off, but WTF? (And 18%; seriously, GS?)

But on topic, she got the considerably better interest rate.
Mostly agree but would change to factory farming.
I doubt it's worse, but I keep my carb intake extremely low in general unless I know I'm going to be very active throughout the day.
As a Laravel dev who almost went down the Rails path, I’m curious: what advantages do you think Rails has over Laravel at this point?
It's not happiness, it's complacency. Huge difference. Psychopaths and narcissists do a LOT of unseen damage if not kept under a very tight leash.
A superb reflection on the accelerated potential technology affords learning.

I would add an additional note that the choice of topics to dive into is now both more vast and accessible than it has ever been.

Not only can you learn what you want to, but you can stumble across that which you'd never thought of or scarcely knew existed and discover more about yourself along the way.

When you search for things to learn you're merely bolstering your predisposition, but when other things emerge before you and stick, something altogether more interesting is taking place.
> People vote their emotions

When its plastered all over TV. We just had elections days ago - obviously turnout is even worse than year than last where the national average was 50%. But nobody was voting emotionally there because largely you weren't voting for people or even positions you knew or recognized. You voted for the names you were familiar with - put in your head by advertising. Because there isn't a large central institution around your county commissioner election where media will give all candidates ample airtime to actually know who they are.

I remember last year my district had a major election for the federal house - I live in PA and due to redistricting by the state supereme court we were having an election without an incumbent. Only 3,000-25,000 people in a district of 250,000 adults watched their public TV debate. The winner was just the guy that outspent his opponent by an order of magnitude via local companies subsidizing his campaign with 10 million bucks.
Way too complicated. Much easier would be to get a warrant for a trap and trace on the line known to be receiving these calls. Then disconnect the robocall lines.
> You would be surprised at how difficult it is to find food that hasn't been inundated with processed sugar and cheap ass carbs, especially if you travel often (I do).

There is a really simple way to deal with this, and always eat well. In the supermarket, try as hard as you can to only buy things that have one ingredient.

Fruits, vegetables, meat, beans, rice, etc.

If it has more than one ingredient, be skeptical, and try to consume as little of it as possible. That goes for liquid too. Water is the only liquid you should drink.

(Yes, yes, for all the snarky comments coming - obviously you could buy "raw sugar" or "lard" and defeat my idea. Please - use your brain, it's not a big ask)
These are still maintained in windows 10 for backward compatibility, oddly enough
Orange juice isn't actually all that healthy. Many "natural" sugars are bound up with fiber, diluting them lowering their glycemic index. Also IIRC there was some research a few years back that asserted the ratio of different sugar types actually had a significant impact on the metabolism.
> what's the moral justification for making this illegal?

You got a number I can send you the answers to? \s
This is why I feel like the “sugar is killing us” stuff doesn’t apply to me. I eat two meals a day and drink a can of soda with each one, but I fast for 16 hours inbetween with no snacks. I don’t see any negative side effects from my sugar intake. Am I still going to get diabetes?
True kindness comes from a position of strength and fortitude.

Otherwise it's just cowardice masquerading as kindness - and that's what I think you're saying we should avoid.
“Later, in an effort to cash in on the popularity of Java the language is renamed JavaScript. Later still, in an effort to cash in on the popularity of skin diseases …”
My non-tech savvy 82yo father has made a similar point to me: all these garbage phone calls that I get every day make me not trust ANY phone call that I receive. You'd think this would upset legitimate businesses that need to make calls.
Reps. Eshoo and Lofgren Introduce the Online Privacy Act
Hispanics in South Florida are a very different group from Hispanics in the US generally. The typical Hispanic in the US context is a poor migrant from Mexico. The typical Hispanic in Florida is a rich refugee from Cuba.

Is there any particular reason to conceive of these people as belonging to the same interest group(s)? No. Do they even like each other? No.
A natural biomolecule has been seen acting in a quantum way for the first time
The only way to validate an email address is to send something to it and either get a reply or have the recipient use the contents to further interact (eg: click a link copy a code).

If you are lucky the regex will just cause maintenance issues. If you are unlucky it will stop users signing up.
You should never need to poll. Polling is bad.
You may learn less from failure than from success
Hello from 2017.

http://sasheldon.com/blog/2017/05/07/how-i-broke-cargo-for-w...
JavaScript isn’t always available and it’s not the user’s fault
you hit the nail in the head. I cannot resonate with this enough. The more and more I realise, I dont have to win a conversation, the more relaxed it gets.
Yes, my $20 prepaid cell phone would only have one number, and would be blocked after my friends report the robocalls.

But whence comes the $1000 my friends are now owed, for the calls made before their complaints were filed?
1-page summary: https://eshoo.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/One-Pager...

Section-by-section breakdown (16 pages): https://eshoo.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Section-b...
Ok, just to be clear, I'm talking about prepared food. Obviously raw food isn't going to have processed sugar, but if we're talking about obvious stuff here, grocery shopping and cooking while one travels for business isn't really practical.
Because the goal was to be realistic, not to assuage white guilt.
He made a page on his own name making up his biography that's it, nothin particular nefarious. I think it's funny as shit because nobody even knew about it until it got flagged.
I wasn't even thinking about technology. I was more asking about a proven methodology based on this principle that gives someone a structured way to do the work themselves with a high likelihood of success. It's one thing to do the work, but it's ideal to know what kind of work is best to do.
> Its awful documentation plays a big role in this

Laravel is lauded by many for its fantastic documentation. It's not comprehensive, but it's still pretty extensive, easy to read, and the gaps are only for niche situations.

As far as the API docs, what is your complaint about them?
> To fund education and to avoid people to be crippled by college debts at 24

Why are people crippled by college debts at 24?
There would be no alpha sources left in the plant, as they are confined in the fuel rods, that would be taken away from the plant. (And be managed like spent fuel, which is a totally different problem than decommissioning).
If the folks at rust-lang.org are malicious and willing to put in some extremely customized web-server logic to serve up evil code when they think it won't be noticed, why wouldn't they just sneak it into ./configure or some unnoticed corner of the compiler's source or the standard library or a precompiled binary?

To be clear, when I go to rust-lang.org, my goal is to download a large amount of extremely complex code that I never plan to audit myself and run it repeatedly on my computer, plus also trust it to download even more code that for the most part I plan to never read, and finally I'm going to trust it to take code and turn it into binaries which at least some of the time will run as root. In fact, it's very hard for me to imagine a scenario where an attacker is able to implement the timing attack in the grandparent post (which, to be clear, is very cool and clever and interesting), but is unable to pwn my computer in a huge number of ways that are both technically simpler and harder for me to detect.

The OP's point, as I understand it, isn't that it's impossible to pwn people via `curl | sh`, it's that in many cases, such an attack doesn't fit into a reasonable threat model.
Now pretend that you're providing solutions for devices that aren't cellphones.
I really hated all the ads and fancy layout of the page. And I don’t think there was a lot to read.
Not being pedantic, but OP's script isn't Bash, it's POSIX sh. POSIX sh can be executed in Bash, but there are several differences. The only non-POSIX command I can spot in that script is shuf.
> How does T-Mobile know there's a problem worth calling the C NOC about? One way is to see the frequency and duration of calls.

Or make it easier for consumers to report spam calls. For example, dial *666 after hanging up on the spammer and it reports the last call as spam. Enough abuse reports originating from a particular carrier and T-Mobile knows there's a problem. That's basically how it works for email spam and other forms of Internet abuse.
I wrote "chemicals" from China. Not "ingredients" from China. Nothing against China. It's a placeholder for <insert random source of chemicals>
No, not all. You can still get copper-wire POTS lines.
The case I'm talking about is no-stroking, where you're on the same track.