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> How do you measure calories in food?

Plan sets of meals with known calories and macronutrients, make them all on Sunday and eat them throughout the week. Easiest is obviously eating the same thing every day, but if that's too monotonous, then choose two or three varieties and make them in big batches. Then you're not weighing grams of ingredients for a single meal at a time, you're weighing X times that for X meals at a time.

Also easy to split them up into the right serving size in a container in the fridge, and you don't even have to think about meals, just grab from fridge and pop in microwave or oven to hear.

That gets you 90% of the way without having to micromanage every meal. The odd meal out on weekends is not a big deal as long as you don't go crazy.
There is nothing wrong with "grey" market.

Trying to render "grey" market as something bad is a trick of brands.
> Making the style feel lighter and reducing visual noise is a major goal for the style refresh

> if applied carelessly, it can also make certain layouts ambiguous. For example, a text-only button with no background would look exactly same as a window title. To prevent that, we only remove background from buttons that we can be confident won’t look confusing without it — for example, buttons containing a single icon.
Unlocking bootloaders is nice, but relockable bootloaders that can take custom keys are even better.
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Apply to work for whatever school you have graduated from. You will easily stand out.
The responses in this thread are shockingly bad. Apply to every job you can find with a well-balanced resume showing what you have achieved technically and professionally.

If you haven't had much of that, now is a good time to start.
> However, in C++, '<<' can also mean 'write to standard output'.

This is where I shake off the cobwebs and ancient dust and lost memories from my childhood to point out that I somehow still know that << is the insertion operator. It does more than just write, and it can write to more than just the standard output stream.

https://www.cplusplus.com/reference/ostream/ostream/operator...
Xiaomi is by the way blocks users with more than 10 activations per username, and as of late doesn't let you register a Xiaomi account without giving up your SMS number in some markets.
I'm about a month into Linux Mint, and the only game I have trouble with is Eve. I replaced all OS on all of my machines except one, my Blue Iris workstation. Blue Iris doesn't run well on Wine.
Same here but for other reasons: it just keeps breaking all. the. fucking. time.

Change anything about your webpack config? Good luck. Updating SB itself is also always a complete pain in the ass.

Worst of all, there are conflicts between its internal code and your app code. "isolated" is a lie, your components are webpacked along with theirs so if you use Emotion for styling for instance, suddenly you have a conflict in the style context.

Building a custom solution can be worth it depending on how many features you use.
Unfortunately, describing the way I think and learn comes about as naturally to me as describing water does to a fish.

In this case it's really about perturbation: what changes if Y is substituted for its close analogue X? Why is a 4-40 screw used here, rather than a 6-32? Or M3? What, of all possible arguments, made this one the author's choice? (Is it really the best, or does it hide something inconvenient for them?) Why is the city here and not there?

You start to see the flavor. This form of perturbative or differential analysis can be extremely powerful. It can also be extremely difficult and lead one down many side routes... such as, say, chasing down the diameters of all inch standard wood screws, not that I've done that or anything, just to determine what would happen if that wood screw were replaced by a self-tapping machine screw....
Mastodon is just multiuser microblogging with linkbacks.
Just another devastating indictment of our entire philosophy of how we handle health care in the US—to wit, cynically, and as a profit center—versus basically every single other advanced nation.

How many horrifying examples do we need to see before we change it?
Resumes are all gonna look the same given the amount of experience grads have.

I’d suggest focus on a grad role in a large mega Corp and do a couple of years - they will give you some best practice insights. It doesn’t need to be FAANG it could be the big 4 accounting consultancies, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley etc just anywhere big will give you a good grounding. Apply for all of their grad roles.

Take that first couple of years and soak it up then think about what next - with that experience you can go anywhere.
> Apple requires companies to submit some form of user-level payment data. E.g. "iOS device XYZ paid via our website, we owe you 30%"

A company could just, y'know, not do that. Or vastly under-report. Apple has no way of knowing, especially if the developer has apps and/or customers on other platforms. Because:

> Apple also adds provisions where they can audit your books.

I'm skeptical that a provision in the developer agreement that requires that the developer allow Apple to audit their financials would stand up in court. Especially for any company that has any significant non-Apple-related business. That information is proprietary and confidential.

I think it is hard to enforce. And agree on your card control system example, though I think the 30% cut is already not in play when it comes to physical goods... consider that otherwise Amazon couldn't have an iOS app: a 30% cut would bankrupt them, and raising prices by 30% would mean no one would buy from them.
I've had the exact same problem when I was designing (trying to) websites. It's the same but 2D and simpler. I was feeling the result is fine but quite not right. Compared to "real" website made by professional, my design was clearly inferior but I could not fanthom why exactly.

Only later I discovered it was the font size few pts smaller, the padding 1 pixel larger, the color little bit less contrasting, the 1px additional light border on top of dark border, the shadow a bit more blurry and million subtle things you can get right and balanced only with experience.
Google does the same analysis, just on your uploaded photos in the cloud.
We had a drunk homeless woman sleeping in the ladies room at our office, during work hours. After that event we got a faulty intercom which creates countless problems with the delivery guys, but also a lot less interruptions from random people doing fundraising for random causes.
14% aren't even graduating our watered-down standards. I think they could use a lot more individual care and attention.
> I've applied at probably 3-4 dozen places through my school's job board over the past month

This isn't nearly enough. When I was in college I had maybe a 20% chance of hearing back anywhere I applied, and another 20% chance of passing the interviews if I did hear back. So roughly 25 applications would convert to one offer. I have a much better conversion rate now that I have job experience, but in college it was difficult for me.

Applying to jobs can feel exhausting though, but like most skills it all comes down to practice. The more you do it the easier it gets. Pace yourself and submit some resumes.
The problem with saying they need something Chrome doesn't have is that a lot of others seem to expect them to have feature parity with Chrome, both in the GUI, and in the backend rendering engine. I don't think it's economically feasible, it seems you can have one or the other but not both. Unless of course you're willing to outspend Google, which not even the very wealthy Microsoft wants to try to do (they dropped their own browsing engine and switched to Blink). To be clear what is on the table here: not keeping pace with Chrome means that some websites will just stop working in Firefox because some new web API is missing. So that's what you would be trading.

I think the huge number of about:config options is actually a major problem for Firefox, there is no possible way to test all those options and ensure they stay working forever and have zero regressions. You won't like this, but a lot of them probably need to be removed.

You would need to change the branding but I think some of the other Firefox modifications have systems in place to deal with that. If you ever need to do it, maybe it would be worth asking them.
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I disagree with this comment quite strongly. Go has a lot of high level theory and pattern recognition that is very different from just reading ahead, and AlphaGo has opened up a lot of new theory that we didn't have before, not unlike what was done by Go Seigen and others in the Shin Fuseki era.

I feel like the emphasis of your comment misses how the game has changed for humans since AlphaGo.
Consider that "laws enforced selectively based on feelings" often describes racial profiling.
Assuming you have no experience and few connections, my advice would be to take your time, build up a resume, and get into a large city quickly. Freelance a few projects or build some personal projects that have an element of commercial relevance. If you don't have freelance projects to work on (e.g. help someone get a website up, write a backend for someone's random thing that you met on a craigslist), then make some things up and be forward to hiring managers, "I just built this to test out xyz framework/programming language and learn a bit more".

Move to a big city or apply for a bunch of jobs in a big city. Jobs to target would be marketing/creative agencies companies that don't have a core competency in software. In New York for instance, there are lots of these, and many get hired to do websites or one-off apps for well known clients and have trouble finding and keeping talent. It's not glamorous, but do this for 6 months to a year, study some stuff on the side, and it shouldn't be hard to land a job at a company that has more of a focus on engineering, can teach you more, and pay better.
Oh interesting, this must be new (2018?).

“Stabilized” indeed… (rolls eyes completely around head.)
A web OS isn't the most trivial thing to build, which is why I'm also highly skeptical of what it is.

I wouldn't be surprised if the product is terrible and they are leaning on the shiny that is OS X to capture attention.
I think you misread his 3-4 dozen as 3-4.
I dont get what the point of restoring it in this way, unless you are 100% convinced that this was vermeer's final intent. i.e. yes, it might have been his initial intent, but he painted over it for a reason. who are we to destroy his final intent by revealing something else? If, this was a different story, that religious fanatics painted over cupid, not vermeer himself, then yes, there's value to "restoring" it to its originality. But that doesn't seem to the be the case here.
Xiaomi as of late is making way more money outside of China than in it, and they are not in hurry to repatriate money back to China.

Lei Jun is now quickly relocating Xiaomi to India. Xiaomi phones you can buy in most of the world now are made, and sold by Xiaomi India, and have no link to Xiaomi Communications (China) whatsoever.
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pi4 doesn't have vc-1 (or mpeg-2, but mpeg-2 is doable on the cpu). the Pi4 struggles with vc-1 bluray images. In practice, it should have enough cpu to handle vc-1, except for the fact that ffmpeg doesn't have a threaded decoder for vc-1 (long standing missing feature in ffmpeg, but no one with enough experience
Two points.

First of all, a lot of the grandiose claims here about how "if I was demented I would just get myself put down" are coming from tech people who could afford this end of the spectrum.

Second, 24 hour home care - or 'family care plus a certain amount of professional relief' is, while expensive, not much more expensive than medicalized fulltime care in a lot of facilities. You're not paying the overheads of a bunch of salaries and potentially the profit margin.

At the lowest end of the spectrum, things are indeed terrible. Aside from fairly extreme small government people, I think most people would want the state to step in. A lot of the places that are over-medicating their patients are collecting vast amounts of subsidies and pocketing the improved profits that come from getting to run staffing levels as low as they can get away with.
Man, seeing this thing sorta took me back to that day. I was in high school and remember my buddy coming in late and telling me about the event and I was incredulous about what he was saying. Went home early for lunch to watch the news and sure enough, all the shit he was saying was happening .... was happening.

Also, WTF BBC? You guys never covered this event in the first couple of hours!
Nobody wants to invest anything in "human capital" anymore.

The senior developers are busy making deadlines for products that should have been delivered moths ago, so they and their managers can't really afford "knowledge transfer".

A young employee is far more likely to fail in this kind of enviroment than someone with some experience.

I got my foot in the door by applying to an unpaid position and lying about my knowledge. They were looking for experience in a particular framework and I then learned the basics of it over the weekend.
I'm assuming they're referencing the type of content they see from opposite sides of the political spectrum. I'm also not assuming any value attribution.

In the context of the comment, it seems that they simply do not want political noise in their social network in any form.
Don't forget the languages that use := for assignment! And golang, which I vaguely think can use both = and := to do slightly different assignment (assignment vs initialization?).
> their values will be copied in when the function is reached in the source code. So it would be equivalent to adding extra arguments to g and passing the variable values in that way. And it wouldn't allow the programmer to create object-like things and couldn't create reference loops requiring garbage collection.

That is definitely desirable! K (and kin) are fully referentially transparent and have value semantics. It would be bizarre and inconsistent to break referential transparency for closures.
This article's introduction sounds a bit like the intro to Dickens' Bleak House. Quite a bit of literature. The nasty thing is they threw the guy in jail because they found an improvised firearm with his DNA on buried it near some of his stuff.
Without game exclusives, anyone can build a game console. Without access to software exclusives, there's no incentive for companies likes Sony and Nintendo to front development costs with the hope of strong revenues for the overall program. Because anyone can come along and make equivalent hardware that plays the same games.

In short, consoles would just be PCs.
Found it, no this is good. Thanks. Somehow it did not show up when I went to the repository the first time.
Is China really worried about the US's OFAC controls? At first thought that seems unlikely to me, but I guess I'm not super knowledgeable here.

It just seems weird to me; have we heard reports that other brands (even US brands) of Android phones have been soft-bricking themselves if brought to disallowed countries?
Ask HN: What do you do after work?
I recently finished my studies and started working full-time. I'm enjoying the change, but have no idea what I should be doing with my free-time.

So, what do you do with all your free-time?
GP can prescribe it if the patient has been diagnosed by a specialist (like the psychiatrist/paediatrician you mentioned). They can't prescribe it if you have not been diagnosed. This is just so the patients can get repeats on their meds without having to see the specialists all the time.
> None of these vaccine mandate advocates would be calling for any type of infringement if it related to refraining from irresponsible behavior like over-eating, alcohol consumption, drug use, or high-risk sexual activity.

It’s a false equivalency. Addiction cannot, today, be cured with a shot.
Christopher Clark: How Europe went to war in 1914
https://youtu.be/5hv4HfLQGlw
Another view is that we tinkered to destruction by: direct election of senators and capping growth of house of representatives.
Why not train GPT-2 or 3 with these texts, so we can get AI commentary and maybe some new scripture? I’m curious how a neural network will reconcile different versions of the Creation and Christ’s birth. If GPT can simulate someone’s girlfriend maybe it can simulate Augustine or Aquinas.
I've also tried that method personally and have had numerous road-rage incidents directed at me because of it, so just fair warning to anyone who's also thought of taking this up.
Interesting, also why online dating can be difficult.
Oh it's a litmus test for all kinds of things.

E.g. I'm not schooled enough in animal husbandry to know the difference between donkey-sized genitals and horse-sized ones, or between donkey-sized emissions and horse-sized ones, but these people were. And they knew it well enough to say it's the genitals that are donkey-sized, and the discharge that's horse-sized, not the other way around. Probably stone you for heresy if you crossed up the words of the prophet like that.

Yes, in context it's part of a very... colorful... metaphor, but I still find the distinction hilariously specific.
Love windy.com, it is great for big weather events, but I have found it going a bit off for day-to-day weather...
Any simulation or program we run exists in the same reality that your mind does. In what way does the type of hardware that a program is running on (flesh vs. silicon) have an impact the reality of the desires running on that hardware?

It basically sounds like you are saying that you think souls exist, are necessary for consciousness, and can't inhabit non meat based entities.

Personally, I believe the exact opposite. I believe math exists independently of the human mind (except possibly infinity), isn't something we invented, and can fully describe reality. As such, every (finite) mathematical system has an existence and thus so does every simulation described by such a system (thus the existence of our reality.)

I think that it is very hard to justify why one such simulation (our reality) exists and others do not. I think it is similarly hard to justify why a system running on meat could have a soul while while a system running on silicon can't. A system running on silicon is composed of the same base constituents as a human brain (electrons, protons, neutrons, etc) and thus any propensity for consciousness that exists in the human mind but can't in silicon imples that consciousness arises from something besides these building block.

I don't actually think that we can simulate a human mind on anything remotely like our current computers for architectural reasons (namely latency and parallelism). I think that any minds that can run on silicon will be different from ours in fundemental ways, but won't be any less real than ours.
to the territory in which you have attempted to activate it

Is this a common "dark-pattern" these days, to require "activation" for an Android phone? My last experience with a generic Chinese Android smartphone of close to a decade ago was basically "insert battery, SIMs, microSD, and turn on" whereupon it booted quickly to the generic Android "desktop" and was ready to use with no other steps required.
It Depends™, and different parties use the term differently, including at least "probably stolen", "probably counterfeit", "genuine but broken and fixed unofficially", and "genuine but vendor only acknowledges original buyers or mountains of cash". Some sellers like "grey market" because they want ambiguity that their goods might not be stolen, and some vendors (cough, Cisco) like the label to pretend there's something wrong with any hardware lacking a current, fully paid-up support contract.
Reducing the dimensionality of history will only ensure it repeats, as people will have a hard time recognizing it when it presents itself.
Soviet Russia also did use phony psychiatry to get rid of opponents.

Political abuse of psychiatry in Soviet Union has its own Wikipedia page.
This isn't a product the author needs to sell to execs/mouth breathers. This looks like a personal project, as such you can do your own research to figure out what it is.
I'm surprised that he chose to continue using your car then, because I would have thought being found out once would permanently turn him off and have him find another place. I guess you might have communicated to him that it was okay for him to use your car is a stronger way than you recall; or maybe the 80s just had a different vibe.
Personal attacks aren't welcome on Hackernews.

> The ludicrous and horrible price - of wearing masks?

Of shutting down schools? of closing borders and separating families, which since you want to trivialize things I didn't bring up, a 3 year old in my family was separated from
her mother for a year and a half.

I didn't specify wearing masks.. but no one knows what the effect will be of kids wearing masks all day. They are at a time of critical development & learning to read faces, non verbally communicate etc. It may turn out to have a terrible price.
I agree it takes time! But would be amazing if the author(s) could make a tutorial / step by step on how they did it. I would def pay for that info / tutorial
And a bunch of other people trying their hardest to justify stuffy office space and life sucking commutes.

Oh but what about the socializing! It's so hard!
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This is already old news, the current who's who in the network is related to IPv6

You bet everybody already jumped in that boat. It would be interesting to know who and how.
Which is related to Shiva and Mercury.

Since Thoth is a shapeshifter, who knows their true name. Always comes in waves of three though.
This led me to learn:

⋘ U+22D8 VERY MUCH LESS-THAN
⋙ U+22D9 VERY MUCH GREATER-THAN

... which for some reason made me chuckle.
Xiaomi CEO probably doesn't want to get arrested in Canada.
Moving now probably doesn’t make that much sense. Everyone is still remote, and interviewing remotely. Just tell the recruiter you’d be willing to move anywhere they want you to.
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It is an old tradition in rural Norway as well, known as gravøl. It would be on the seventh day after the death, all the neighbours invited. Showing up was considered a social obligation. It was supposed to be a happy occassion, to allow the deceased a peaceful rest. More details at [1] (in Norwegian), with a bonus picture.

[1] https://snl.no/gravøl
Yes, I remember on IRC in the 90s people would use ">" to mean "better than", and ">>" to mean "much better than" (like "chocolate >> vanilla"). I still see this usage occasionally on other platforms (matrix, slack), but not all that often anymore.
There is a big difference between murdering someone and detaining someone for a day if a trained professional believes there is a high risk of suicide.
Studying a new language and also get 8 hours of sleep and refresh for the next day.
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Seems like LinkedIn had to do some finessing and still couldn't go with global anycast.

How do CDNs work without controlling DNS resolution by source subnet?
A word of caution: every project I have ever worked on that added i18n “later” has strongly regretted it. I18n is much easier to tackle early than as a refactor.
Scala also used non-ASCII arrows in some places, though you could always use a two-ASCII-char version instead. I remember some IDEs had auto-replace rules to give you the "fancy" version, but I think that syntax is deprecated now.