skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This won't work very effectively.

Your best bet is to fast (water fast) for as long as you can, if you can't then add protein (not carbs).

Potatoes is very rich in carbs, your body won't go to ketosis (using fat as fuel) thus you won't see much impact.

I also recommend getting smart meter and measure your fat percentage daily so you can tune your diet.
> How about merely building a business?

But that's the thing right? You aim to make the next big app, and fail into the comfortable existence of "merely" building a business, or aquihired. Certainly better than aiming for moviestar and ending up a waitress.
> Yes, but they make macOS not Linux.

And why is that? Instead of maintaining an entire PC OS themselves they could build macOS XI as a desktop environment on Linux and benefit from the vast ecosystem. But they don't, because...? Presumably because they value total control.
There are pathologies that come with thinking you can control everything. You might find you are materially better off but never really feeling satisfied with what you have. To me this seems far more common in wealthy countries like America than your first point.
>arch with sway on intel & amd

Screensharing with xdpw will work fine with that setup.
For strawberries, there are many varieties... some from the Americas, some from Europe, some from Asia.

But the variety you eat today is most likely the "garden strawberry", which is a hybrid variety developed in France by crossing Fragaria virginiana (from North America) and Fragaria chiloensis (from South America).

Other varieties of strawberry are not as popular.

Europeans did a great job further developing crops from the Americas. Italians alone bred tomatoes for every culinary purpose you can imagine.
If you want to eyewitness an even tighter Ponzi scheme loop, look at YouTubers in the trading industry. Boats of them sell a course/book and use YouTube for marketing & ad money. Bonus points if they advertise beating the market.
Scientific fad. 25 years ago everyone was finding meteorite impacts at the 5+ major extinctions. Now its hypercarbon at least four of them.
Zoom meetings carry HD video, generally both upstream and downstream. You hardly need 1080p 30pfs at a high bitrate to aim through crosshairs. You can totally split the feed to a low-resolution wide field of view (FOV) feed, then crop your feed to a low FOV once the target is acquired to enhanced apparent resolution. Common thermal scope are generally 320×240[0], and that's plenty to hunt at night. Reduce the frame rate to 15fps, and that's 54x less raw bandwidth, without accounting to whatever gains you can gain with H.264. I'd probably implement some sort of variable bitrate, aim to the general target direction with the high FOV low-resolution low-bitrate feed, then zoom to the crosshair section (low FOV, high resolution, even though the "effective" resolution is the same) and higher bitrate.

[0: btw, I'm not not implying a thermal scope was used here, but simply drawing a parallel for comparison with off the shelf commonly used hunting equipment. If 320x240 is enough to kill a coyote at night at 100 yards, it's plenty to target a human. Not to mention full-auto fire will cause recoil and whack your aim, so you're not looking to repeat a 5-shot group within dime either, just shoot in the rough vicinity and spray the target with projectiles.]

Also, the US army (not implying US involvement here) is piloting drone from the other side of the planet, so getting a signal out of a country is not very difficult.
If you backup the Signal data on the old device and restore it on the new one, your safety number won't change. This is the proper way to securely migrate to a new device.
Strange, I've found Powerpoint default themes to be very pretty and professional.
If i remember correctly KDE used to be GPL when webkit started, and was later relicensed. The difference is relatively irrelevant anyway, the way they used KHTML they would have had to release sources even under LGPL. Had KDE used BSD, MIT, or Apache, back then, we likely wouldn't have had webkit.
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Oh joy another diet fad. They’re just stupid. Just eat a balanced diet with less calories and do exercise. It works. If it doesn’t it’s because you’re cheating.

231lb to 157lb here this year doing just that. 1600 calorie cap and regular exercise, mostly walking. After weight was gone, calories back up to normal and maintain the exercise.

I should note that this was achieved by eating less potatoes and fruit and eating more broccoli and cabbage. 99% of it was replacing my broken relationship with food with a healthy one, not an even more broken one.
In retrospect, we can all agree that 1 in fact does not equal 3
You don't even need a license to be a software developer, you want recruiters to be licensed?
Signal requires phone numbers because of taking care of users' privacy. Signal's choice to require a phone number is due to storing a contact list on a local machine to protect users' metadata.
And PGP is never as secure as Signal or Other Encrypted Messenger (WhatsApp). Many Cryptographers blamed about weak security of PGP (https://latacora.micro.blog/2019/07/16/the-pgp-problem.html, https://latacora.micro.blog/2020/02/19/stop-using-encrypted...., https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2014/08/13/whats-ma..., https://blog.filippo.io/giving-up-on-long-term-pgp/) and even Edward Snowden doesn't use it now (https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/1175437588129308672).
Because bodybuilders also live in the gym. And getting into shape and getting lean are two different paths. It is a lot easier to cut when you have lot's of muscles and lots of fat, than just a lot of fat.

You can't just copy third of someone's lifestyle. And let's not forget that lots of bodybuilders eat clen and tren hard. When you get a nice cocktail of all kinds of shady substances to modify your metabolism it also makes difference.
That sounds very nice.

edit: I just realized that one of my old colleagues might be working for you. Send PavelS my greetings.
This is sad. In so many ways.

People, please, do not copy.

If your aim is to loose weight you absolutely have to provide a varied, balanced, healthy diet. If nothing else, learning to provide it without calorie restriction is already going to help. Your body has to extract what it needs from less food so the food has to be more rich in quality content.

Also eating only carbs will mean opening a can of other problems. Your body needs to exercise various metabolic pathways every day. Avoiding fats and proteins in your diet is only good if you are fasting.
FDI doubled could be because of the money printing by central banks to keep the economy going despite the pandemic?
> But I do agree with what Roger McNamee said, and I’d take it even further. He said, dismiss 230 for anything that is negative algorithmic amplification. I think you get rid of 230 for any content that is seeing any algorithmic amplification. Once you’re amplifying it, you’re making editorial decisions, right? It doesn’t matter if it’s automated, right? Because someone had to build the automation and incorporate and build those weights and balances. And so once you start amplifying it, regardless of how you got there, now you’re a publisher. You’re making choices on what content to present to people. You’re making choices that — this person leans right, and so I’m going to keep on giving him more, and his friends lean right, so they’re all in this bubble and this particular type of content.

This is a brilliant idea.
I'm curious if my debug visualizer extension for VS Code could be helpful for solving this kind of puzzles (https://github.com/hediet/vscode-debug-visualizer/blob/maste...).
Might be one of the few use cases where it can really shine.
> Any people doing a diary today? How does it help you and do you refer back to it?

It can work different ways at different times in different circumstances. I've kept a diary for 40 years since I was a teenager, and tried a number of ways.

When I've wanted to change my own behaviour, for example, to be less critical of others, or less socially awkward, I'd document episodes of my own thoughts and behaviour that I didn't like, and read them back so I could see myself better, recognise patterns, and learn to avoid them.

That method works for some kinds of change better than others. For something like changing my diet, for example, by eating less sugar, I found documentation and review useful. I'd document episodes, then read them back, and write notes to myself about what to do next time. It's a good way to see the lead up to an unwanted behaviour e.g. didn't pack a lunch for the football game or a road trip, so ended up buying junk food.

It's important to record positive experiences. e.g. "ate a beautiful salad and loved the balsamic vinaigrette recipe from Tony." Or, "Alan said something unwise again, but I shut up this time and let it pass, which felt much better the next day." These make a big difference when reading back compared to self-criticism.

At times, reading the diary back has sort of backfired by entrenching behaviour. This for me was particularly true of social and romantic situations. I'd document episodes too self-critically, which made it painful to re-read, and the more I'd re-read these writings, the more I'd dislike myself and assume a negative self-image.

I switched to just writing positive versions of my own history. That was interesting. Writing affirmatively enabled me to develop a new inner voice. Once it was established, I could rely on it. I think that's a key thing about diaries - the opinions and meta observations become voices that you carry around in your head. If you treat it like a lucid dream, I think you can use those voices constructively by deliberately writing them in a persona you like.

Eventually, like after decades, I stopped re-reading my diaries, except on rare occasions when I needed to find out a fact such as where I was on a particular date. I deliberately stopped reading my reflections on myself, to spare myself from meta-dislike. That was a good move. I still get the benefit of writing things down, which bring them to my attention, but that's enough. I don't need to re-read what I've written to know what is in my diary. I just concentrate on making new episodes that will be more pleasurable to have in future pages.

As for facts such as names, dates, places and things - diaries are great. I still pause every now and then to just jot down key markers for each date in a text file, and store it away in a folder called journal. Just the key facts are extremely useful for recall of all kinds of associations.
He will eat them without flavoring and salt. Chances are he will just not eat too much of the blandness. This is soylent green.
Should eco-conscious customers buy long-distance tires and avoid soft compound, low noise and other improvements?
Conversely — and to answer your second question — yes, all boards are solvable (unlike many other solitaire games that can have unsolvable setups).
I am absolutely willing to contribute to such an effort, even if I am happy to run Linux inside a VM on my mac. The M1 is the breakthrough CPU ARM needs to get truely established on the desktop and consequently gain more momentum on the server. As Linus said, developers need to develop on the architecture they want to deploy on.

Having Linux natively run on the M1 would bring more Linux devs to the platform. Linus himself would be one of them. Also it means that if Apple deprecates older machines, there is a second life, even if one preferred MacOS in the first life of the machine. Especially, as Linux for most tasks can be run well on older hardware, just look how much is done with the PIs.

Yes, this seems to be an uphill battle, but that is the reason funding is needed. And while there are many obstacles, there is a chance that it can be done and I am willing to take it with some of the funding.

Apple supports Bootcamp on their Intel hardware. They don't seem to be fundamentally opposed to people running an other OS on their hardware. The best way to get any support from Apple for this, be it some documentation or some binary drivers, would to show clear interest and an existing community.

P.S.: Any larger motion on running Linux on the M1 also would help pushing other vendors towards offering ARM-based systems for running Linux, as it shows a fundamental interest in such a platform.
> Why? First thing you learn in linguistics 101

Even if it was a valid argument that Linguistics 101 cured people of their prejudice... what percentage of people do you think take a Linguistics 101 course?
Yes they do, I've run it that way along with many others. Virtual hosts are easily supported. You should read up on the K8S documentation because it seems you're unfamiliar with the K8S constructs.

What you're looking for is called an Ingress, which is like a Service that has more advanced routing specifically designed to support multiple hosts and backends from one "ingress" point for the cluster. The Ingress (again a set of routing rules) can be implemented by many different proxies like Nginx, HAProxy, Traefix, Caddy, etc. Or you can use Ambassador like I mentioned which bypasses the K8S Ingress and uses its own streamlined config with better performance, observability and automated HTTPS too.
>or Signal have no means of verifying keys

To be fair, you've always been able to verify safety numbers (i.e. fingerprints i.e. public key hashes).

https://signal.org/blog/safety-number-updates/
> My question is why has this false, irrational belief about accents persisted for so long in America?

> Bias is easier to mitigate when you ignore any generalization about any large group of people

Hmmmmm...
I would add that one other important distinction, though I don't know how unique, is that you can't win off a hand which doesn't have any yaku. This partly explains the popularity of riichi, as it's okay to have riichi only.
I hope this man is getting paid to live like shit and shill penn gilette's book. Americans suck at dieting so much I don't even bother giving advice anymore. The fruits and vegetables are at the store. I'm sure you all can figure it out eventually.
Great writing too! If I remember a chapter title correctly:

"The best optimizer is between your ears!"
This guys tweets smell like an onlyfans come on.
This is not very clear to me. Can you be more precise?

If we're talking about the Lie algebra of space rotations, then the elements of that are infinitesimal rotations. Those elements form a vector space, and there's also the Lie bracket, which is the cross product as you say.

I don't see the sense in saying "rotate b about a" when both a and b are to represent infinitesimal rotations. If we're taking b to be a position in space, and a to be an infinitesimal rotation, then your explanation makes sense (though in a backwards way from how I think of it. a x b is the vector you rotate a about in order to get the derivative of the tip to be b). How do you reconcile that with the Lie Algebra?

More importantly, what if your vectors don't model rotations to begin with? Then you still are left with giving a meaning to the cross product. How can you clarify anything by taking your vectors to be infinitesimal rotations, whose cross product gives a third infinitesimal rotation, which carries information about the non-commutativity of the [non-infinitesimal] rotations?

It is one thing that the cross product does, but I don't see how it explains, for example, what the cross product has to do with calculating volumes of parallelepipeds, or torques.
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Yes. A bit. Check out my comment history here for more detail but mostly it’s this:

Work remote contracts to fund yourself while building a saas business targetting real problems that companies will spend money on. Repeat as necessary until you hit a niche that works.

My first success was on try number six or so. The second was half a dozen tries later.

Good luck!
Sorry to point it out but you went on a low carb diet to lose weight. The more extreme version of that is keto. Both could be considered fad diets. Keto is exceptionally effective in losing body fat because you stay satiated for longer and don't eat junk. Excess sugar gets converted to fat in the liver and stored for later.
Make sure you are getting your vitamins. Would be embarrassing if you developed scurvy.
StateFlow, End of LiveData?
If he sticks with it, it's going to work. All starch diets bring people to healthy weights. I've been doing (mostly) ketosis for years and I still know his all potato diet can work for weight loss. It's just going to be a very… tasteless… few weeks/months. Your poop is going to be unpleasant too.

It's always interesting to me that people can succeed on extreme diets like this rather than adjust their lifestyles to whole food home cooked healthy eating. Like almost no one can tolerate ketosis but they can do extreme diets like day+ fasting or fad diets.

The shower thing is completely off base but whatever, this is all extreme. No salt / olive oil on the potatoes is off base too, there's no reason the diet needs to be that boring.
> They have a huge infant audience,

And that's so wrong in so many ways.
that damn intcode computer from last year is still giving me PTSD. Had a bug in it that somehow didn't show up in the first three challenges, took me forever to find.
No, are you?
1 equals 3 if 3 is sufficently small
> Do you think having a set of opt-out functions/decorators for sensitive variables would be comforting?

Opt-out is risky and I’d not want to use it in sensitive applications.

Instead, opt-in would be as good as deliberately logging variables but without the additional log/print statements and try/catch blocks.
Circa 2 years ago, I was working on a side project and got so annoyed with SquashFS tooling, that I decided to fix it instead. After getting stuck with the spaghetti code behind mksquashfs, I decided to start from scratch, having learnt enough about SquashFS to roughly understand the on-disk format.

Because squashfs-tools seemed pretty unmaintained in late 2018 (no activity on the official site & git tree for years and only one mailing list post "can you do a release?" which got a very annoyed response) I released my tooling as "squashfs-tools-ng" and it is currently packaged by a hand full of distros, including Debian & Ubuntu.[1]

I also thoroughly documented the on-disk format, after reverse engineering it[2] and made a few benchmarks[3].

For my benchmarks I used an image I extracted from the Debian XFCE LiveDVD (~6.5GiB as tar archive, ~2GiB as XZ compressed SquashFS image). By playing around a bit, I also realized that the compressed meta data is "amazingly small", compared to the actual image file data and the resulting images are very close to the tar ball compressed with the same compressor settings.

I can accept a claim of being a little smaller than SquashFS, but the claimed difference makes me very suspicious. From the README, I'm not quite sure: Does the Raspbian image comparison compare XZ compression against SquashFS with Zstd?

I have cloned the git tree and installed dozens of libraries that this folly thingy needs, but I'm currently swamped in CMake errors (haven't touched CMake in 8+ years, so I'm a bit rusty there) and the build fails with some still missing headers. I hope to have more luck later today and produce a comparison on my end using my trusty Debian reference image which I will definitely add to my existing benchmarks.

Also, is there any documentation on how the on-disk format for DwarFS and it's packing works which might explain the incredible size difference?

[1] https://github.com/AgentD/squashfs-tools-ng

[2] https://github.com/AgentD/squashfs-tools-ng/blob/master/doc/...

[3] https://github.com/AgentD/squashfs-tools-ng/tree/master/doc
I wish I had actual statistics, but I can say from experience working and living in Tokyo, $70k USD will get you quite far. Average full-time salary in Tokyo is about $45k USD. Rent and food are generally cheaper than cities in the United States, and companies will often pay for employees to commute by train / bus. Owning a car is not a prerequisite to working, unlike most places in the United States.
> Saying you work for Amazon isn't going to impress your friends and relatives.

Do you have any proof of this?
Japan is cool but everyone I've spoken to that works there complains about the work ethic-long hours, over worked etc.
Italy’s antitrust fines Apple €10mil for misleading commercial practices
Get yourself a PI and have fun coding like I and others used to do. in Assembly no less. :)

https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/projects/raspberrypi/tutorials/os/

And if you happen to be motivated enough, maybe you end up doing something like this,

https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/pifox-bare-metal-arm-assemb...
Please don't disrespect my peers like that.

> There is a reason top talent decides to go elsewhere

In what way are we not top talent? Cite examples.
When I drink only when I am thirsty, I can go whole day with drinking only one cup of water. When that happens, my head hurts a lot in the evening, at which point is it too late to drink. I also dehydratated myself a couple of times when doing sport.

Apparently, "drink when you're thirsty" does not work for me.
It's a great diet for losing fat (it's just going to be no fun)

Suggesting that an average person tries the extreme diet of a body builder of putting on excess fat and then trying to "cut" it is really bad advice.
Just eat less and exercise more, the rest is noise
As far as I understand, x86 is a duopoly, and AMD is allowed to produce it because antitrust litigation resulted in Intel being required to allow a second party to implement their instruction set.

Also Intel is a very different entity than Apple. They produce commodity hardware, where Apple creates consumer experiences. Apple's incentive is to keep M1 closed to give their software ecosystem an edge vs. competitors.
While I personally agree with approach to ask to those successful in order to establish a strategy to tackle a problem, there are a few crucial factors about professional bodybuilders:

- they dope themselves to death (in some cases, literally)

- they, in general, spend lots of time in the gym, although this is not a requirement to get fit in general

- they are gifted in genetic terms, which makes their practices incompatible with regular people.

Probably, the best role models are regular people who keep fit with a balanced lifestyle, and even better regular people who do so in shortage of resources (ie. time), since they have to be very effective.