skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The question how do we explain why people without insulin are able to stay thin, while eating massive amounts of calories with the CICO model. Because that case is breaking the model.

Since your stating that eating once a day is the same as eating once a day.
Would you have any sources for that claim?

Did you know there is allot of research going into the effects of intermittent fasting[0]?

If you would search for OMAD (one meal a day) on google or reddit you would see that that statement does not hold.
There are many changes because blood sugar will stay stable during the day.
Nor will there be insulin spikes.
There are health startups starting just for stable glucose levels and the health benefits by using continuous glucose monitors[1].

They already attracted many from the health and longevity communities.
It's also possible not to use their product by just eating once a day.

[0]https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-preventi...
[1]https://www.levelshealth.com/
Of course it does--at least in many cases.
In my previous life, I built a SFFPC that packed workstation-level punch into a carry-on sized case. Then had a set of monitors+keyboard+mouse at each location I worked at.

I was really sceptical when I built it, but it worked beautifully for 7 years. Used a SG13 case as the foundation. The only downside was intense interest from TSA agents
I think many things in the world would be better if executives had real personal liability. Reminds me, the executive of the company responsible for the huge port explosion in Tianjin, China was apparently personally liable (suspended death sentence!): https://www.scmp.com/news/china/policies-politics/article/20...
Am I the only one who never gives out their real phone number? I give the same fake one to every single business that asks for it, including CC verification stuff on websites. Never had a problem, and really seems to cut down on junk calls...
The route to profitability doesn't exist and investors are starting to notice.
As with everything fitness, it depends.
A well formed technology union would enable workers to fire executives and hold feet to the fire.
Actually speaking as someone who is trying to become less sedentary the issue for me is a lack of knowledge, not a lack of time or whatever. I literally didn’t know what exercise was appropriate or even how to perform the ritual around exercise and everyone’s “just do something” was supremely unhelpful. I didn’t know what was normal soreness and what was an injury. I didn’t know what’s an appropriate warmup or cooldown. I didn’t know about eating and exercise, and would sometimes eat too close to exercise and throw up, or not fuel myself and feel extremely lightheaded/about to pass out. This made exercise much more challenging and intimidating, because there’s so much woo on the internet and you don’t have enough knowledge to sift through it. It’s like asking a layman to “do their own research” about idk flat earth or something.
While you can use nix derivations to build development containers, you still would need a Makefile / bash script specifying how to run them.

The devcontainer spec combines 3 things:

- How to build containers for a development environment (using Docker or docker-compose)

- How to run containers for a development environment (volumes to mount, environment variables, commands to execute after containers are running, where the project will be mounted...)

- Which VS Code configuration to install and use (including extensions) within the development environment
US Marines defeat DARPA robot by hiding under a cardboard box
I don't have a crystal ball but Fuchsia seems like it's dead on arrival. Most likely anything gained from the project will be rolled into Android.
If metabolic rate changes due to caloric restriction then this doesn’t negate the view that basic physics dictates that calories in minus calories out determines weight loss. It just means that a corresponding change to calories out can occur with caloric restriction. It is a physical reality that calories in minus calories out determines weight loss. It is also a reality that adhering to this might be very difficult for reasons you suggested.
How do you know when it is safe to activate?
Disabling Brotli from Cloudflare would stop this error until they fix the Content-Encoding
Honestly when I was a kid I would have been all about the AI-generated JRPG at least 60% over playing the latest Final Fantasy. I couldn't get enough different games at that age, so I'd absolutely enthusiastically dive into both.
According to the (4 year old) article there are no clinical studies showing that the gut microbiome analysis might be useful for either explaining or treating a chronic inflammation.
That is pretty far from it being considered "alternative medicine"
A forgery earned Michelangelo his first Roman patron (2016)
It's only been high due to historic reasons and hype. Business has been on a decades crusade to push down payment for the software labor aristocracy, and to be fair security has nothing to do with it too. There is absolutely no inherent reason why someone should get higher compensation but get a less secure job, beyond the hype for that job, and security should be guaranteed regardless.
yup, Someone might even die because of refeeding syndrome.[0]

Continuing on your point the body is there not a closed system as defined as:

> In a closed system, no mass may be transferred in or out of the system boundaries. The system always contains the same amount of matter, but (sensible) heat and (boundary) work can be exchanged across the boundary of the system. Whether a system can exchange heat, work, or both is dependent on the property of its boundary.
[1]

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refeeding_syndrome
[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closed_system
Armed to Boot: An Enhancement to Arm's Secure Boot Chain
From what I can gather every follower gets an individual copy of every post sent to their server who either deduplicates it and stores it in their database or just stores the message per subscriber.

So if 10,000 people on server A subscribe to someone on server B then server B will send 10,000 duplicate messages to server A.

I hope I’m wrong but that’s what I’ve heard.
Winapp2 – extended cleaning routines for popular Windows maintenance software
> hurts the poor and unbanked by removing yet another service from them.

There are plenty of much poorer countries where cash has pretty much died out.

Imagine driving along in some mountainous, rural area in China. You stop at a little roadside shop in the middle of nowhere. You pull out your paper Renminbi bills to pay, and the shopkeeper looks at you like you're crazy. Everyone uses their smartphone to pay for everything, and yes, everyone has a smartphone.

If it's possible to transition entirely to digital payment in a country that was part of the Third World just one generation ago, it should be possible in the US.
Practically speaking, any algorithm that does the same thing given the same input is said to be stateless.

This property becomes more useful when you’re trying to prove something about a function’s behavior over a bunch of well-defined types.

Languages like Haskell and Agda have these properties.

Rust also has some of these properties by default. It has an affine type system (the borrow checker) enforces some guardrails on ad-hoc state manipulation. C++ has linear-esque types in its pointers and higher-kinded types in the concepts and constraints features.
They don't feel it on themselves, hence there is no problem. The minute they start to feel some negative sensation, it would be a problem for them.
It's in Java and D as well, which likely inherited it from C. I'm pretty sure C inherited it from ALGOL's "BEGIN ... END" blocks.

The catch with JS is that variable scoping rules are different when you use 'var', if you use 'let' and 'const' the scoping rules work like most programmers would expect for block statements.
It's almost like the "I" should be in quotes. Because if anyone else in the world gave ChatGPT the same prompts, they would get more-or-less the same story. (visual generative AI is different).

I think this makes things like college essay generation less scary. If two students prompt ChatGPT with "write a personal statement for the common application for college" or whatever, ChatGPT will more-or-less produce the same generic statement, with minor variations. It can not personalize for each student because it doesn't know anything about either student. Prompt engineering? Ok sure, but by the time I have written a prompt that is comprehensive enough to make an essay that describes me, I've basically written the essay myself.

So anyway, I imagine people will try to copyright output from generative AI responses - interesting question about "who" produced that output.
Which means it's not a status page any more. Defeating the supposed purpose.
Already exists in EU.
There’s not much for you to do on the surface.

The real risk is that there’s backend integration between multiple systems. It’s a nexus between airline and other systems, and if you are a person with personal security concerns who hasn’t really thought about this scenario, you need to think because you’re compromised.
I use it, but since the azure portal uses the uri fragment, it still requires constructing the correct url in the correct container. One mistaken url will obliterate the container, and restoring it requires delete windowsazure.com, microsoftonline.com, portal.azure.com, and another one that I can't remember right now.

You'd really have to try to make it so screwy.

It kind of a shame. Like most things, Azure was better when it was smaller. I loved the first version of functions.
> All users had to install special applications just to use online banking.

This happened here in Brazil as well, perhaps for similar reasons. Most banks require users to install a "security module" in their computers in order to even log into the bank website. Everyone does this unquestioningly, there's even packages for Linux.

In my experience, this software caused massive performance issues. I tried to figure out why by reverse engineering one of these things and it turned out it had a Windows driver that intercepted every single network connection. Literally indistinguishable from malware but this is apparently considered acceptable because banks have a "legitimate interest" in preventing fraud or whatever.

We have a GDPR-like law in effect now, not sure if banks can get away with this anymore. I certainly hope not.
The more important thing is you can get the reference at the end of summer, and then turn them in when it is too late.

All unpaid internships should have regular independent auditors because, as you say, interns are unlikely to report abuse of the law.
How much do you propose one should pay without notice? 5%? 40%? $100?
> 4. Meta did layoffs early, and 'honorably'. They got a lot more news coverage being early, but they didn't lock people out in the middle of the night. That causes a lot more complaints from those laid off. If google didn't lock people out in the middle of the night without warning, and discussed why and who was going to be affected, then they may have gotten better press, especially from ex-employees. I've definite seen less news about google layoffs that don't include google in a list of the industry, while earlier layoffs had their own news cycle.

Meta did lock people out overnight all systems except e-mail. For some reason, some employees had access to workplace until ~10:XXAM EST, which doesn't seem intentional. No one at Meta really uses email.

They didn't explain why people were let go. The Q&As afterwards were brutal. Many high performers or people on high priority projects (e.g. ads) were let go.

Ex-meta employees seem to be overall more demoralized by the company already. Why complain about how you were let go when it seems in line with how the company was treating you anyway?
There is a big demand for column inches.
Your body isn't 100% efficient, some energy will be lost so assuming you have a perfect measurement of intake and expenditure, you're not completely sure how much of the intake your body has consumed. There are some estimates of these things. One thing you can do though is if you understand how your body metabolizes certain foods, you can measure the upper bound of energy consumed. With accurate measurement you can say that your body couldn't possibly have gained more energy from this given food than this amount. You can then use that upper bound figure to try and guide your expenditure. If you make sure your expenditure meets that upper bound and still creates a deficit, you know the deficit is at least that amount, likely more since 100% energy conversion isn't feasible.

External factors certainly come into play like environment. You're not a completely closed system as you point out based solely on food. You may sit in a cold office shivering throughout the day or in a hot room sweating, these factors will effect your energy expenditure (and even intake) differently just to maintain your existence.
I was very tempted to create and operate an instance for me and my friends, since Digital Ocean have a nice pre-built image that's ready to go, but it never left the "that would be fun, I should read into that" phase. I hope you don't mind but I'm about to fire off a bunch of questions - if you're too busy to answer or just don't feel like answering, I won't feel offended :) How are you finding it, is it just yourself or do you have a few more users? Do you have to deal with abuse/spam much? Also what kind of hardware do you have it on - is it pretty memory/cpu hungry ever or is it quite well-behaved?
Looks like OpenAI is getting hammered currently.
Apple’s Privacy Policies Under Fire from Ad Tech Industry
It is happening. The humans now on strike are what's left after most of it was automated.
They are correctly dismissive - you won't run a 5k from 3x8mins a week. Nor will you deadlift 500 lbs. Nor will you get a good sport.

It's a good tidbit for "something is better than nothing", but no more than that.
Chlorine is an oxidising agent as well, but you don't want to be breathing that.
There's ISO compliance and there's ISO "compliance". I'm pretty sure if most shops were honest they wouldn't be compliant, but more like compliance-inspired.
> Settings > Stories > Turn off stories. Done.

I wouldn't know. I turned off updates for Signal before they removed SMS support, and then when my version of the app "expired" (i.e. bricked itself by checking a build timestamp) I made this.
It's Microsoft, I'm sure it will never go down!

*oh*
Wouldn't it be quite simple to set up an unofficial status page that just pings some relevant services and if they have a disastrous outage at least, it shows it?

Because I think it's clear that their status page is useless and "manual".
500 ISE
> Would you be willing to disclose your personal favorite measuring stick?

Success is easy, failure is not. Step 1 - assess candidate knows the tech first (syntax, nomenclature). Step 2 - provide candidate with a problem that they can't solve and observe how they handle failure. A Kobayashi Maru type of scenario.

After that, trial period of <n> months to observe how the introduction of new candidate changes team's dynamics.

This is not, by any means, "the best" scenario but it beats "let's solve a trigonometry problem using python/c/c++" because it places the candidate in a situation that occurs during work.
Well, sort of. One name was. And some people paid to be unlisted.

And that address was static, typically discoverable by other means, instead of a digital object that could locate you 24x7 anywhere in the world.
https://www.ocadogroup.com/about-us/ocado-technology/
Ask HN: Please share tips and strategies for dealing with eye strain
Looking for strategies and tips for dealing with eye strain.

i.e.
- Types of contrast (i.e. solarized)
- Types of eye drops
- Smaller/Larger font/refresh rate/etc
- extra sleep? (my eyes are red)
VRBO isn't directly comparable because it doesn't compete with AirBnB for hosts. Nobody lists only on VRBO, unless they've been banned from AirBnB.

VRBO doesn't do this, and has way harsher payout policies for new hosts than AirBnB. VRBO can do this because VRBO is not trying to attract new hosts (new to hosting, not new to VRBO) in the first place.

AirBnB can't do the VRBO thing and escrow payments to new hosts for 30 days, that would be super discouraging for newcomers trying to list their flat for the first time.
Can just visit: https://www.w3.org/2008/site/css/minimum.css (and: https://www.w3.org/2008/site/css/advanced.css for the imported one).
> It's a win _if_ the barrier to getting sedentary people to improve their health through fitness is time cost and not all of the other costs associated with habit formation. My guess is for most sedentary people the biggest thing is that they manage to talk themselves out of doing anything, or once they start, talk themselves into allowing cheating/skipping rather than drilling in the habit.

I had exactly opposite experience. Time cost is rather major thing. Especially in the beginning, because it makes organizing your day much harder. Add an hour of anything and suddenly you dont have time to shop or cook or socialize or simply for your favorite hobby. Small time investment make it easier to transition and change lifestyle.

And second, allowing myself to cheat and skipping does miracles for my ability to keep the activity long term. Whenever I set hard requirements on myself, following up became impossible in the long term. And since the attitude is all or nothing, it dropped to nothing.

And third thing that does miracle for gaining long term habit is to prioritize pleasurable exercise, the one I actually like, rather then theoretically most effective one that sux.
This does not dispute the fact that if the energy input into the system exceeds the energy expended then weight gain occurs and if the energy into the system is less than the energy expended then weight loss occurs. It may be hard to balance things in a healthy way and to achieve a desired result but the underlying physics is not a meme and not incorrect.
Mine's on masto.host, so it's managed; costs me a few bucks a month and I'm happy with it. It's just for me, so all my follows are federated; as such, spam/abuse has been non-existent.
Calories concept is from 1819.[0]

Are you aware how calories are measured?

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calorie
Previously:

Google Fuchsia OS team affected by layoffs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34473500 (3 days ago)
They have an ad-free subscription thing https://arstechnica.com/store/product/subscriptions/ where all the features seem to amount to "we removed all the crap" which I think is sorta funny.

Still if you want to support what they do 25 bucks for the year seems reasonable.

I don't though. I run ublock and did not even know there were ads.
Do you know if this item from the Microsoft 365 roadmap would stop Add-ins (xll files) like this from working?

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?filter...

I also have a vested interest as one of my software products is an xll Add-in. Any further details from Microsoft would be most welcome, thanks.
Kids books don't take much creativity
I have never been confused by this.
In the 90s and early 2000s, it was not uncommon for me to hear some modem-like sounds from various devices with speakers (PC speakers, audio system speakers, car speakers). The sounds were basically interference from nearby (as in, mere feet away at most) cellphones of the era. I assume since then that cellphones have become less leaky and/or consumer electronics have become better at filtering out such interference, because I don't really notice this phenomenon anymore.
I find it crazy how many people in here still believe these AI's are producing totally original works- the main source images are all ripped from art station and the like.

Midjourney is painfully obvious in its use of the same limited set of source images- with filters, transforms, compositor routines applied.
which other options are feasible today outside hydro pumping?
Its technically impressive but miles away from the story telling power of say Julia Donaldson and I think that's a good thing.
Oh my! I’d heard ActivityPub was chatty but haven’t looked into the details. This, if true, sounds … not good.

Anyone with expertise here who can speak to the scaling of ActivityPub?
There are channels on youtube with prepared sets of workouts. I have seen people follow them with success. And also, I used app (freeletics, but there are plenty of others) to give me workouts which worked well for me.
time fly..
> To be fair, we can probably replace most of these with ChatGPT

You joke, but I'm almost positive this would work.

I had a colleague many years ago who, while in business school, would frequently use speeches or emails from our CEO as the backbone of his essays, sometimes using them almost verbatim. I asked him once if he was worried about getting caught for plagiarism. His response was something along the lines of, "All executive communication is so much meaningless boilerplate corporate-speak that it's next to impossible to tell once person's work from the next". He eventually got his MBA and never did get called out for plagiarism.
The contractors in that joke are for the CEO's kitchen reno:

> ...complicated global factors like [one], [two], and my desire for a marble kitchen island with a waterfall edge. As we all know, our competitors are relentless. Even as we speak, they’re [one], [two], and booking the best contractors in the Bay Area for the next eighteen months.
First rule of security breaches: it’s always worse than they let on.
That "GoTo Group" was formed when Gojek and Tokopedia merged [1] and isn't related to Lastpass.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoTo_(Indonesian_company)
If a robot cost £1mil (including install) and lasts for 10 years with zero maintenance or other costs, then it's cheaper to employ 4 people on 25k a year to do the same job. And that's without things like seasonal demand changes or government grants for hiring people.

1mil for a robot isn't that much. Does anyone make a robot that can work (at least) as fast as 4 people and never need maintaining etc?
Reminds me of:

> This program posts news to thousands of machines throughout the entire civilized world. You message will cost the net hundreds if not thousands of dollars to send everywhere. Please be sure you know what you are doing.

From the rn usenet client, back in the day.
But you don't understand! These people who were laid off are important! So much so they didn't need a union, because the company couldn't possibly let them go. Unions are for all those other people who aren't important!

Perhaps some of you are beginning to understand the term Solidarity Forever.
My electricity cost currently is split around 1/3 generation (~10¢/kWh) and 2/3 distribution (~20¢/kWh). If the power from this scheme can avoid most of the costly distribution, eg. I use it directly in my house and neighborhood, then it’s an economic win. This would be true even if the centralized generation was free.
There is nothing wrong with goofing around or slacking off. Cause for your 300k your boss makes 300 000 000, and his work is going golfing and having fancy dinners, and calling it work.

If you have fallen for the corporate bullshit and push yourself to work hard, that is on you. We should be organising and pushing for everyone to barely work and have decent salaries, not just whoever has the top job in demand this decade ...
Title: The Scrambled Egg Technique That Impressed J. Kenji López-Alt
Well executed! Just as a suggestion, incorrect answers could be displayed more prominently so one has more visual feedback about what to learn.

Does not look like a beginner's project to me, congrats again!