skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It doesn't have to be "completely" lost. If it doesn't build on the current version of the compiler, and the compiler that was originally used to build only runs on an OS version for which you can't buy the hardware any more, then it might as well be lost, even if you have it right there in front of you. I have stuff on my Mac right now (I keep migrating my home directory forwards from machine to machine) that I keep basically as a souvenir, I know perfectly well that while it built on a NeXT in 1998 it won't have a chance in hell of compiling now.
Pilots will actually very rarely use the autoland functionality (apart from when weather, e.g. low visibility, requires it, and also to ensure that they're current with the procedure). They'll use the autopilot for the initial part of the approach, but then when visual with the runway will often disconnect it in order to fly the actual landing manually (still following the indications on the flight director, which are provided by the localiser/glidescope signals).
I don't see any decrease in the smarminess of your approach.
Terrorists vs. Bathtubs
Worth noting that with a modification like that, it looks like it actually gives extra space for landing, not less. So that piece probably isn't a factor at all.
Hmm.. That's bad. I live in a country with socialised healthcare, and there is some dental care. Most isnt covered, but if its an accident or an emergency (such as bad pain), it will get done. Imperfect, yes.
I suppose I meant "almost no one" who actually has the power to do it. So yeah, what you said.
transcript here: http://www.onthemedia.org/2013/jun/21/terrorists-versus-bath...
The true story behind "Growth Hacker" with the guy who coined it - Sean Ellis
If you mean "far different things" relating to weight gain or loss, I completely, completely disagree.

In terms of weight gain or loss, a calorie is a calorie is a calorie. That's why there are fad diets that have and do work for people that each cut different things. Low carbs in one. Low protein in another. The Cookie Diet for chrissakes. They work because the common thread between them is caloric restriction.

Now, if you consume nothing but 2000 calories of Ice Cream every day, you will surely develop some nutritional issues. And yes that totally will affect your overall health. But that's something different than what the GP was discussing (though that may well have been your entire point which is fair.)

One interesting thing I picked up from a Pollan talk on NPR (but have not yet read the underlying research myself) is that there is some evidence that in one way all calories are not the same: The mechanics of digestion is affected by the texture and composition of the food. So 100 calories of crunch granola seems to be metabolized differently than 100 calories of soft chewy brownie. But the affect here is how many calories are extracted from the input.

My source for this is a lot of reading and my own personal experiences going from 6'2, 210 and flabby to 170 and toned, cutting down from 36" waist to 32", from XL shirts to Medium in the process. I did this primarily over 14 months and did quite a bit of experimentation in there (Fruit cleanses, Juice cleanses, egg white protein supplements -- as i'm not a fan of protein powders), and for the 6 months since, as I've maintained weight and increased muscle tone.

The composition of my diet has changed but the pattern has held the same and I believe the pattern is what has had the most effect for me. Without realizing it, I devised a diet that other people call "intermittent fasting." I consume, literally, 95% of my calories in 6 hours between 2PM and 8PM (when I have my lunch, dinner and dessert). I had no idea that this was a "thing" and not just something peculiar to myself. It works beautifully for me. I gym in the morning 3 days a week. I feel healthy and skinny and look good in tight clothing and finally, finally at age 30 feel good about myself physically.
>>There's a massive signal-to-noise issue in the fitness world, particularly because there's so much value to be made just by making some noise.

>>For anyone reading this post and inspired to lose weight, I recommend you keep the following basic tenets in mind when researching a plan/regimen...

--

There is something important to point out here, which is that the basic tenets you listed are simple, but they are not easy. If they were, everyone would follow them.

Most people don't actually want to lose weight. Rather, they want to already have lost weight. So they look for shortcuts that will get them there. That is why there is such a massive signal-to-noise issue in the fitness world. Fad diets and magic pills are invented because people are willing to pay for them.

People are fat because eating is a big part of their lives. They eat several huge meals everyday, plus snacks, and often times when they are eating one meal they are dreaming about and planning their next one. On top of this, food has become a "social currency" for them. Being able to cook delicious, unhealthy food at a family BBQ is seen as an admirable skill, and bringing a box of donuts to the office in the morning is seen as a way to score points with coworkers.

In order to lose weight they need to reverse that and make exercising and not eating an equally big part of their lives. They need to count calories, watch what they eat, do heavy workouts at the gym (none of this lift-pink-dumbbells or walk-on-the-treadmill-while-texting-friends bullshit), strictly regulate their sleep and wake-up times, and more. It is NOT supposed to be easy. It is supposed to be HARD. And as with all hard endeavors, success is a matter of discipline. Unfortunately most people don't have that.
Survival bias. Those who are not like that have trouble getting elected.
since i dont wont to pay for a server you will have to download the code and set it up locally, the demos are just test with the physics engine ive been trying to write
None of the examples are working for me, sorry. FF 23.0.
Because, the amount of calories your body uses is affected by your metabolism level, which is in turn affected by what you put into your body, and when you put them in. Metabolism is also affected by physical activity, but physical activity is not the only thing that affects metabolism. Finally, genetics can also affect your metabolism.
There is something special about Islamic culture:

From review of linked book:

".....Suppose you wish to send $25,000 from Vancouver, British Columbia, to a friend in Helsinki, Finland. You would hand $25,000 cash to a Vancouver money changer (Hawaladar) in Vancouver, and receive code words (or an agreed signal such as a secret handshake) and a contact address in Helsinki. No actual cash moves out of Canada. Instead, when your friend gives the code to the correspondent hawaladar in helsinki, he will receive the equivalent in euros (less a commission) from money that is already there. To review:

-There are no written documents. The exchanges are based on mutual trust (perhaps for that reason unpopular in the United States?).

-Only local currencies are used. Thus, if you are sending money from the UK to Mexico, you pay in pounds and the receiver in Mexico collects in pesos.

-This exchange cannot be traced because no money crosses a border.

.........................

Wikipedia:

Hawala (Arabic: meaning transfer), also known as hundi, is an informal value transfer system based on the performance and honour of a huge network of money brokers, which are primarily located in the Middle East, North Africa, the Horn of Africa, and the Indian subcontinent. It is basically a parallel or alternative remittance system that exists or operates outside of, or parallel to traditional banking or financial channels.
Ok so now we can all see why the founders created a union of states, rather than "America". The correct place to address topics that "America" can't agree on (clearly this community doesn't agree with the "America" that we're talking about) is at the state level. It's a much easier task to get a smaller group of people to agree on something than a large one, and if I could move to a state that had some sane regulations on police power I would probably move there.
That police officer that shot the dog 4 times had already shot and killed a developmentally disabled guy who was brandishing a knife but could have been tazed or bean-bagged.

It gets worse. The person being arrested already had a lawsuit filed for police brutality. According to his lawyer on NBP, he recognized the police officer who killed his dog - that was one of the officers who had been part of giving him the beating that his lawsuit was about.

Let's just say there is a history there.
Because Unity was the reason of using Ubuntu...
Police shoot dogs because black and brown people own dogs.[0]

The developmentally disabled guy was black.

Of the people raided by SWAT teams in the article, the ones who did not go to court (regardless of whether or not they won excessive force settlements) and had a violent or lethal encounter were all black or in that one case, hispanic.

Police officers aren't punished because the victims of police brutality are overwhelmingly nonwhite. It's not that the victims are poor, or of mysterious sexual orientation. It's really because they are black and hispanic.

To get a good grip on how segregated U.S. cities are, here is the Census rankings of "dissimilarity," or measure of how unmixed the population is geographically[2], of every metro area.[1] The lowest of all metro areas is 32%, which suggests that about 1/3 of black people would have to move to white parts of town to achieve balance.

Routine brutality against blacks, as opposed to routine brutality against protesters (an equally heinous but different problem), is ignored because the victims don't live next to us.

[0] http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=police+shoot+dog
[1] http://www.censusscope.org/us/rank_dissimilarity_white_black...
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Index_of_dissimilarity
The illustrations are not loading properly on FF24.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_C#Overdose
How [Men's] Clothes Should Fit.
Not just credit, but also permission.....
Free color themes for Emacs 24
A collection of brand new color themes for Emacs 24.
Related, I remembered IBM but turns out it was actually Compaq that had to explain in their FAQ what key the “Any” key was: http://web.archive.org/web/20070627063024/http://www29.compa...

and apparently at some point they changed the text to say “Press RETURN to continue”.
A lot of the abuses don't have good statistics around them.

I personally know a guy who was put into a private jail on trumped up charges and denied bail. He fought in court, won, and has been presented with a large bill from the private jail. The kicker? The DA, the sheriff and many in the police force are investors in the private jail!

Can you say "conflict of interest"?
This should have been titled: How Clothes Should Fit __Thin_Men__

The same rules don't apply when your body is basically an amorphous blob.
ive only tested in chrome and im using the webgl renderer on the examples, ill need to write a fallback to the canvas renderer
Author of Linux System Administration Handbook presumed lost at sea
The Wikipedia War Over Egypt's 'Coup'
Bert Haanstra - Glas
I got a triangle made inside a circle. Can someone tell me why the triangle in origin circle thing doesn't complete?

http://www.sciencevsmagic.net/geo/#0A1.1A0.0L2.0L1.1L2.1L6.2...
There are some at http://flyingprofessors.net/what-happened-to-asiana-airlines...
Feel free to contribute to these themes.
Reminds me of kig [ http://edu.kde.org/kig/ ].
> find a dead child born a similar year as you. You then got their birth certificate.

You're missing the crucial step of: how on earth would you get the birth certificate of some unrelated 30-years-dead kid?
The last time I tried that the officer angrily barked back at me, "GIVE ME A NUMBER." So YMMV, I guess.
I suppose it depends what is the intended meaning of the question - you want my average speed over the last few minutes? Since you've been following me? The latter is probably the intended meaning and, in that case, I really can't be expected to know.
I agree with you, but I don't think you should consider the act of using multiple identities itself to be lying. Or at least, calling it that seems harsh. Do actors lie when they use stage names? Are authors lying when they publish under pen names?

Sure, some may use nicknames or professional names because they're more marketable. But others use pseudonyms for privacy protection. They want to compartmentalize their own identity, and I consider that a perfectly valid purpose.
Agreed. I found the author's account inspiring, and I immediately recognized his overall outline as a basic paleo diet. I started down a paleo path fairly recently, hoping to lose a few pounds. I surprised myself by realizing after about a week that I was feeling so much better physically, I wasn't very concerned anymore about a relatively few extra pounds.

FWIW, it was the "Latest in Paleo" podcast that inspired me to try a paleo approach to life. It's one of the overall best podcasts I've had the pleasure of subscribing to:
http://www.latestinpaleo.com/podcast/

I wish Dion all the best with making his success long term!
Nah, this is undergrad physics these days. 3rd or 4th year undergrad physics admittedly :)
Look great, i hope you extend the webpage with a detailed documentation... step by step.
There are many engines, but the success depend on how easy it can be used and how good the docs are.
Thats the part moste developer dont like to do ;-)
It has to be in a circle of "origin" size, that is the radius of the circle must be the distance between the two starting dots.
Just sent it to Mr. Zuckerberg.
Bolivia joins the party, also grants asylum for Edward Snowden
This would have been pretty useful to me back when I was 15-18. I've got some heinous pictures of me wearing a suit jacket that was much too large and dress pants that were far too baggy. And pleated.
Yes, it's prostetic. The problem is exactly that satiation doesn't work well enough, thus some people need a cybernetic add-on, just like some people need glasses.

Satiation seems to always lag when people age and their metabolism gets slower. It can also be trained for allowing more or less eating before it fires a signal. And a consequence is that you can train it to make it correct again, but it requires a conscient intervention.
Stenographic record of Boston City Council for deaf, hard of hearing folks
I don't think you get any guarantee that just because you pay for software that it works well and is not buggy.
Maybe they bought his papers from the estate after he died?
I feel your pain, but I don't see how the recommendations would change for blobby men. The only issue for blobby men following these recommendations is that it's really hard to achieve the desired results with off-the-shelf clothing.
I did not think it would be a popular comment. However, I should clarify: I mean unhealthy by choice: e.g. intentional overeating, drug use, alcoholism, etc.
Worried about a plane crash? They almost never happen anymore.
Interesting. It's cool that your doctor tried to be honest with you about it. It would be so much better if you were his customer and not your insurance company.

Since I have an HSA, I write checks to every doctor that I see. (My company buys me high deductible insurance and puts $6k into an HSA each year for my family.) When I visit my GP, it's $72 for usually 20 minutes of his time and I can get in to see him the same day. Specialist appointments are $800+ for what often feels like a more cursory conversation that I waited a month or two for. That's why I am not as quick to blame GPs. They have to rent office space and hire office staff on top of acquiring an expensive education, so the price that they charge (to someone with insurance like me, anyway) feels pretty justifiable.
Same here. I recently read somewhere that certain men's stores purposely sell suits that are too big. Not sure why that would be a good idea.
You say that as if giving credit is enough. If you don't have a license/permission to use the image you're violating copyright and the correct response is to take it down.
Yes, he went to Florida State University in the dawn of his career. This explains the watermark.
I agree. Also, I did not mean "you" specifically in my comment. I meant it generally.

The OP (your) story in general is great. I was just trying to pontificate on something unpopular.
This is an interesting concept but I am wondering how alieving relates to both believing and knowing in general. Is an alieve just a type of belief that is unjustified but hard to ignore or get rid of ? In particular if we take some of the given examples:

>>> For example, a person standing on a transparent balcony may believe that they are safe, but alieve that they are in danger. A person watching a sad movie may believe that the characters are completely fictional, but their aliefs may lead them to cry nonetheless. A person who is hesitant to eat fudge that has been formed into the shape of feces, or who exhibits reluctance in drinking from a sterilized bedpan may believe that the substances are safe to eat and drink, but may alieve that they are not.

and we remove the verb 'alieve' and only work with the verbs 'to believe' and 'to know' :

For example, a person standing on a transparent balcony may know that they are safe, but believe that they are in danger. A person watching a sad movie may know that the characters are completely fictional, but their beliefs may lead them to cry nonetheless. A person who is hesitant to eat fudge that has been formed into the shape of feces, or who exhibits reluctance in drinking from a sterilized bedpan may know that the substances are safe to eat and drink, but may believe that they are not.

The meaning/sentiment appears to be largely unchanged in this case.
Nathan's comment sounded like a genuine suggestion: the focus is on her to be able to utilize an alternative. With yours, the focus is on we'd "love to feature you." Sounds so much more self-serving, and also like impersonal marketing copy. Though, as with you, I cannot speak for the whole crowd.
Weight loss always seems to be the most compelling of all personal transformations. Maybe its the before and after pics.
Sorry about the obtuse diagram. In my little Ember.js bubble it seemed important to differentiate it from things like Ember Data. These pages will improve.
Great link. I wish more people discussing health, exercise and diet took such a rigorous approach.
Those are both examples where you would heavily expect suspension of disbelief so I don't think they're analogous to the purpose the OP is asking about. You're not testing your skills against people, you're testing them for people.
Thanks!

I am surprised by this trend — put a project on kickstarter and promise to open source it. Build it on tech that's been open sourced for free.

Trying to stay positive here. But haven't they heard of the millions of people who contribute to (quality) open source software every day?
It tries to be agnostic about this and favor any particular push method. Instead, it simply provides the primitives on the client to make these things easy (e.g. merging in new data).
You'll find that some of the formerly skinny types that keep up that rubbish diet, will end up remaining slightly thinner than most except for some out-of-place looking weight gain in the mid section. That's the lucky scenario.

The out of place weight gain in the mid section is actually a really good warning of future heart problem. So even that lucky scenario is not as lucky as it appears.
It is frustrating that quotation marks have come to have two, almost perfectly opposite meanings (the traditional "words someone actually said" and the new "words no one actually said"). I guess the battle against the new usage is lost though.
I felt like he was sharing a lot more than that, especially his personal story. So I found it a very worthwhile read.

Also: "Make me re-think the “wisdom” of the food pyramid, “low fat” diets, and nutrition vs. exercise"

I thought that was a great one liner... I believe that critical, honest analysis of official dietary guidelines and conventional wisdom around our diet is something we need much more of.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzwdtDAz5dlwTXVyUzZPQkZQVEk

I hope Google is nicer.
NY Daily News is reporting that VASI was down as well (http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/expert-runway-guida...) Which appears to be due to someone incorrectly reading a post-crash NOTAM which is about the aids being gone due to the crash, so there's no particular reason to think VASI was down before the crash.

I really don't think I'd trust SF city government to run an airport, even under FAA regulations. Look at every other city service SF has, and imagine that quality applied to preventing hundred ton soda cans full of people and jet fuel from exploding.
Sometimes, connectedness isn’t the answer: Why we need offline gaming
Ben Swann[1] isn't having much luck at raising funds for that either.

[1] http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/439668500/liberty-is-ris...
i just chopped the url :)
iam not the author of the site!
mkdir HoAC_tmp

cd HoAC_tmp

wget -r -np -l 1 -A pdf http://cacr.uwaterloo.ca/hac/ -nd

pdftk toc3.pdf chap1.pdf chap2.pdf chap3.pdf chap4.pdf chap5.pdf chap6.pdf chap7.pdf chap8.pdf chap9.pdf chap10.pdf chap11.pdf chap12.pdf chap13.pdf chap14.pdf chap15.pdf appendix.pdf references.pdf index.pdf cat output "../Handbook of Applied Crytopgraphy.pdf"

cd ..
>It may be possible to grow fat from eating raw celery and tomatoes

Doing this with celery will be more difficult as it takes more energy to digest than is gained from it.

I had a humorous image in my mind of someone trying to get fat via only veggies, imagine the volume of food they would have to eat every day!

Examples: The Kimchi I had with lunch was 15 calories, the half bag of russels sprout I had last night (excluding the oil oil cooked in) 130 calories.

Edit: Why the downvote?
In The Bay Area, Why “The Rent Is Too Damn High”
Cyber war will not happen, at least not how you think [Thomas Rid]
For example: IMO, most big-bellied men shouldn't be tucking-in a dress shirt unless they're required to. A better-looking alternative would be to buy a dress shirt that's one size larger than what's needed and wear it untucked.
This is great. Only issue is that it supports a maximum of 2,7" display...
Relevant link: http://www.freakonomics.com/2011/12/12/cockpit-confidential-...

"The touchdown had been a fully manual one, as the vast majority of touchdowns are."
This is a fantastic primer on how to fit clothes. Since taking care to get well-fitted, nice clothes, my confidence has skyrocketed and I seem to get more respect. This is a great way for career advancement - ever notice managers are generally better-dressed (ignoring Zuckerberg, the exception to this rule)?

What I recommend to get started is go to a consignment/thrift store such as Goodwill and liberally buying cheap clothes that fit decently well. For shirts this mainly just means ensuring the shoulder crease lines up with the "angle" at the end of your shoulder. Take them all to an alterations store and have the nice lady fit everything for you. This will be the most expensive part of this whole endeavor. As a result you'll get a better feel for the types of clothes that work best for you as well as how clothes are supposed to fit, all for relatively little upfront investment.

Also get nice shoes. Reddit's malefashionadvice is notorious for advocating Clarks Desert Boots. There's a reason for this; they're fantastic. I own a pair, wear them all the time. Whatever you do, don't wear sneakers around unless you're a personal trainer. You're probably not in high school anymore, and nice shoes will instantly help you present yourself more professionally.
Why say it when it's already mentioned several times in the post? I'll wait for the report, in the meantime I'm interested in qualified speculation based on the available data.
Everone's just glued to their TV and it sucks. We did someting about it.