skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Many people don't seem to like the approach of the Hackers Diet, as it only focuses on how much and not what you eat.

I actually really like this approach. Everybody has different ideas about what is good to eat or what isn't, but in the end, you only lose weight if you eat less than you burn. The Hackers Diet gives you the freedom to choose what you think is best to eat, while giving you feedback about what kind of effect it has on your weight.

Also one very important realization: your fat cells will only release fat when your blood sugar level is low, and when that happens, your brain will receive messages you should eat. So if it's strong or not, if you want to burn fat, you will be hungry. Exercise suppresses this feeling a bit though, but unless you can do that everyday, it won't be very effective.
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I suspect (based on nothing more concrete than heresay) that European developers have less stress, American developers make more money, European developers have better health care and fringe benefits, and American developers are more prone to trying something insane just to see if it works.
Wow. Before I start...that's cool that you are using CE. What are you using it for? (If you don't mind and have a minute.)

I get what you are saying. I don't think that the programmatic model of administration works for running something like PeopleSoft, right? You use large hosts that are very special and benefit from the traditional admin model. It's very much a "pet"...where the CoreOS model is more "cattle".

I'm more ambivalent about access to source as long as there is good documentation and debugging tools. I'm not going to fix a kernel bug at this point in my development. Maybe one day...
Basically for me, it has two aspects: first the storage engine is designed to handle all models natively. second you have a common query language which is supported by the database storage engine.

There are different approaches, which are used in other products and which can also work well. For example, you can restrict the database engine to a pure key/value store and add different personalities to it. Or you have a client which implements a common query language for different products.
These lines for conversations are new. If you follow the original poster and one of the people replying, it will pull out their responses and put them right in the timeline with a blue line. It sorts in your timeline according to the latest reply from someone you follow. Below that, you can see someone replying to themselves in a longer series of tweets, and Twitter folds them up so they don't clutter your timeline too bad.
I know they can stand some extreme tilt angle, but those tests are done with a slow and gradual rotation instead of a quick burst of force; being heavy also means that once it starts moving, it's harder to stop... so it's a good thing that those involved in lifting it were not too strong.
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Yea, there was a whole thread about this a few days ago - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9623142

I actually installed the malware because I'd become so used to not dealing with this sort of stuff on my non-windows machines. The install process hijacks your browser by adding extensions, changing the search engines, blows away your prefs and cookies, installs some crap in the OS, etc. Huge pain in the butt. Totally my fault for just blindly bashing on the next button in the installer. I can assure you, the malware in Filezilla is quite real.
> Those who push only for the sake of some future reward, or to avoid failure, very often burn out, sometimes tragically.

How does one not become complacent after reading this? I am confused. On one hand people pull all nighters doing mundane things as doing customer support because you are the founder, and you have to do it (and endanger their health and maybe life). And on the other hand this.
Assuming a Chinese company can take legal measures to bypass a Chinese attack implemented by the Chinese government.
Wow. Personal attack huh?

Anyway, each side is ugly in the extreme but consider the cost of each of the extreme.

Person always late: wastes everyone's time. Person stewing about it: stews on silently.

Which one is "evil"? Neither. Which one is inconsiderate?
One not so obvious feature that I use a countless number of times is the "wrap with markup" tool. In your editor you highlight the section of text / HTML you want to nest inside your new Emmet output and then provide the specific wrapping you want.

In vim, you just visual mode select and use the same Emmet key combo as the default expand.

In emacs there is a "wrap-with-markup" function you can bind yourself.

Try it!
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for most use cases it doesn't matter because you trust everyone who can connect to the redis server. however, it was possible to CSRF against dev's boxes and some people offer cloud redis and might not properly isolate the redis instances. probably most DBs that offer scripting languages are vulnerable to RCE.
Nginx Inc. is a 4-year-old Bay Area tech company that's raised $33 million in 3 funding rounds. Sounds like a typical SV startup to me.
>>> After all, the workers who qualify for H1-B's are a self-selecting group who are, by definition, identified as the most talented employees. There is no guarantee that their counterparts who stayed home are able to do the job properly

This is false. Many (at least 50% of H1B Indian workers) do not fall under this category.

To give you an example (in software): a company like Infosys would send you average or below average consultants who are good at communicating in English. And then Infosys would charge you higher than the premium developers located in the US, while paying the worker just about average (or even minimum pay by market standards). Over a longer period of time, there are quality issues, reworks, extensions and dependability created. Now, even if a client decided to leave Infosys and hire a premium developer - it is hard and costly. Who wants to take responsibility of a bad quality thing without being given time to improve quality.

The rest of the 50% who are talented, they get paid well, they contribute positively to the US economy and indirectly hurt the Indian economy.
Cheating is pretty entrenched in Chinese culture. Sometimes I even wonder if they consider it's cheating at all or if it's just cleverness and they should be rewarded for it. I believe they feel that way about infringing copyrights too: why should they follow someone else's rules that puts them at a disadvantage when they can instead demonstrate cleverness and break those rules?

There was an interesting story recently about how a disproportionate amount of Chinese students are expelled from US universities for cheating.

http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/2015/05/29/u-s-schools-ex...

The problem is so entrenched that some students rioted when they were prevented from cheating, because they felt that this put them at an unfair disadvantage compared to other schools where cheating was tolerated:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/china/1013239...
No need to cite the 3rd law. Your 3000 calorie example is a bit ridiculous-- that would be someone who is gaining weight steadily to the tune of 1+ pound a week, and if that's the norm for years, they'd be 100's of pounds overweight. That's an edge case. A bit of regular exercise will work for all but the most silly examples.
Sure, it's great for training/testing their AIs. But if the result is AIs better than humans at the task then it doesn't make a great captcha anymore.
Why do you feel the the Big Bang is incompatible with Christian beliefs? "Let there be light" is awfully ambiguous.
It's already really easy to get fast, efficient access to large data sets. I don't see much value in that. It is not fast,efficient, and easy to transform natural language queries into computationally actionable ones.

I would find more value as a developer if, when given a natural language query, it returned a structured query. Then I could tweak the query to conform to whatever data retrieval API I wanted.

I don't think what I'm asking for has to be mutually exclusive with what they're currently offering. Give me the option to have houndify do some or all of the work for me.
I would have started by brainstorming the title of this post
Building an Android game written in Haskell
If you are going to make categorical statements like Research shows that a leaky gut is a _prerequisite_ (but not only factor) for developing auto-immune disease, please provide a reference.

For instance, this article:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1856434/

which I found linked from a nutritionist promoting AIP, only goes as far as

However, in several autoimmune conditions it appears that increased permeability is a constant and early feature of the disease process. Furthermore, it is becoming increasingly apparent that in some conditions increased permeability is critical to the development of disease as if it is abrogated the disease does not develop.

Note all the equivocation in the science there.

Edit: Actually linking one might be difficult, but for such a categorical statement, you should be able to cite a recent textbook, not just a few articles.
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Not sure what you are getting at, there's no ad hominem involved. Windows commands have noisy output, so people who are only familiar with Windows anticipate that Unix users would have the same problems that they would, which simply isn't the case.
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The Culture Test: Eight steps to better company culture
Good eye, it is built with Om. We've been pretty happy with it and even published a tool to help find performance bottlenecks: https://github.com/precursorapp/om-i

For the unfamiliar, Om is a ClojureScript React wrapper that makes React much nicer to work with and adds some nice performance benefits out-of-the-box. Nolan's intro post is pretty inspiring: http://swannodette.github.io/2013/12/17/the-future-of-javasc...
I'm absent minded. Now my phone reminds me. Problem solved.
hmm... I've always been a bit skeptical of the nanobots in our head thing
Risch algorithm
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Distributed Systems Papers We Love
One problem with this strategy is that when things go crazy, traders with unsophisticated execution technology start to get terrible fills on their market orders; they complain to their brokers who complain to the exchange, who busts the trade. If you buy at the flash crash nadir, and sell halfway back to "normal" you're likely to have the buy cancelled, and be stuck with the sale.
> your fat cells will only release fat when your blood sugar level is low

Nope, it's low insulin that unlocks fat cells, not low blood sugar.
Luckily you don't work in the field. You can get perfect accuracy on a target set while having approximately zero accuracy on any other set, if allowed to run infinite tests. This isn't cheating because it helped them be better. It's cheating because it helped them get results that look very good but won't generalize well.
What makes this guide interactive?
Gotthard Base Tunnel – 57km tunnel on budget and time to open 1 June 2016
I would think that the first monitor would have a thunderbolt passthrough for a second monitor connection... IIRC, the apple thunderbolt displays have things like ethernet, etc on the monitor itself, though I don't think gen-1 supported multiple displays on a single connection, it wouldn't surprise me if this one changed said passthrough.
>Eight years since Steve died. I keep looking for meaning, but all I've found so far is that in order to be at peace with the present, we must be at peace with the past, because the present is a product of the past. Accept. Accept. Accept. Learn to love the present moment. What happened, happened. It's difficult to understand the big picture when our lives are mere brush strokes on the canvas of reality. Trusting that it all fits together to form something beautiful is the purest form of faith. Anything else is a dangerous distraction. No contracts with God, no expectations of reward, just trust.

Beautifully written ...
Hey Google, April Fools was on April 1st.
"One of the worse worse worse things bystanders often do is pull objects out of patients. i.e. if you are stabbed, and the knife is still in you - do not pull it out."

When I had my last first-aid-course, the instructor told us exactly this - do not pull out the knife. And then he added: but if you did and you realize your mistake, do not put it back in!

;-)
For yum based systems can you find all packages installed requiring PCRE and all packages in the yum repos which require PCRE:

repoquery --whatrequires pcre --installed

repoquery --whatrequires pcre
Best way to teach people how to not be rude is write rude article and add popup window to make it even more ridiculous.
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As someone involved in this I feel obligated to explain some basic mechanics in Chinese IPO.
1. Unlike in US. The underwriter/issuer doesn't decide who get the allocation. Instead it's a 2 tier lottery which is purely based on how much you put in and the RNG. This is mainly to stop the perceived "corruption" they think exists in US where a nice relationship with the broker can get you a good allocation in a hot IPO, AND the fact that you can just announce the amount you want to buy without posting any money for that.
2. Because of 1, individual investors treat this as a lottery instead of a popularity contest as in US, so everyone wants in. As a result, to protect the individual investors, the equivalent of SEC of china has an unspoken rule that the IPO company must have a PE ratio below 23(don't ask why 23). With current avg PE in 70s range, it looked like a sure win for whoever get the lucky allocation.
3. SO! Whoever get any movable money will be paticipating in this IPO, because you are looking at a risk free 10% -20% annualized return. Point to me one guy who think that's not awesome and I'll buy him a skii trip in the Alps.

So, just imagine Apple went IPO today, and priced at 1/3 of PE as MSFT, AND everybody has the same chance of getting the shares at the IPO price as long as you have the money to backup your order. How much do you think will be in this lottery.
Really nice interview.
Transcript of Chuck Blazer Testimony on FIFA Corruption
It is much easier to sandbox Lua than most other scripting languages.

If you have a very adversarial security model, do not offer your users any chance to run in-process Turing-complete scripts. But if you do want that feature, Lua is the best language I can think of (at least that is not a LISP).

Lua bytecode has been known to be vulnerable for a long time, which is why there is no more bytecode sanitizer in the language. If you load untrusted code from Lua, always use mode "t". This is documented in Lua 5.3: http://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#pdf-load

If you want to implement a Lua sandbox, start with this post by Lua author: http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2013-12/msg00406.html and this repository by a prominent member of the Lua community: https://github.com/kikito/sandbox.lua
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How Can a Potential Grexit Affect Bitcoin Prices?
You can subscribe via email without any google account by sending a message to <groupname>+subscribe @ googlegroups.com, then it acts just like any other mailing list.
Here's the ingredients label: http://files.soylent.com/pdf/soylent-nutrition-facts.pdf

Soy or soybeans are not an ingredient in Soylent. It has the "Contains: Soy" allergen label because it contains a small amount of soy lecithin, which is derived from soybean oil. Soylent contains lots of oils/fats, and you mix it with water to drink it. Oil and water don't normally mix well. Soy lecithin is an emulsifier that lets them mix without clumping.
I live in Switzerland; I speak English (and a very slowly increasing amount of German). Switzerland uses DD.MM.YYYY almost exclusively (yes, with dots).

I was filling in a web form using Google Translate. It took me several phone calls and about two weeks to sort out the problems caused when Translate back-converted some (but not all) of the dates that I'd entered into the form from DD.MM.YYYY to MM.DD.YYYY before submitting.

/self rage
Thankfully, a lot of these don't work in Firefox.
That's hilarious. They aren't trying to predict the stock market. They are trying to predict commutes (easy) and their current schedule(easier).

Why is it that it's always the same people? Does the universe have it out for them?

To me this is like the weight loss debate: yes a ton (but not many :)) of people have glandular issues/genetics/blahblah that makes them unable to lose weight. But most people saying they can't lose weight are just making up excuses.

edit: Why the downvotes? Downvotes != disagreement
That is not how I interpret that.

I think what that means is "Don't let me be caught up in grief and mourning so much that I become the living dead." Hope that makes sense.

Basically just praying for the strength to carry on and learn from tragedy, rather than to be consumed and defeated by it.
Curator 3.0 Beautiful presentation tool for creatives just got even better
you can try Amazon g2 gpu instances

or nvidia grid, but the service is currently down.
i want blinking ... blinking !!!!
where's BLINK?
i want blinking text!!!
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Get ready for the zombie apocalypse with this portable living capsule
I would not call this a 'silly' example as I have witnessed this anecdotally with a number (<10) of people who I have helped.

>A bit of regular exercise will work for all but the most silly examples.

I do not think it's wise to make such a large and unsubstantiated blanket statement, as I have mentioned prior it comes down to how much you are consuming and burning each day, over a prolonged period of time.
It is also not helpful to say 'a bit of regular', that statement is hazy and it's impossible to know what you actually mean.
so rather than bearing the pain, you rather inflict one on closest ones? you realize there not much between (apart from everybody dying at once). you like an easy way out of things, don't you...
whatever they do must be in your best interest, because you voted for them.

This is a bizarre view. Not only did I not vote for them, the UK conservative government got 37% of the vote. They're not bound to implement their manifesto and there is no real reason to assume the decisions made are in my best interest at all.

Why can't the document be negotiated in secret, if EVERY piece of it is made public before it is signed into law by your government. Other than your 'need' for information, what is the purpose of requiring every step be made public?

Well, this provides no way of amending it piecewise, and the only possibility is then to reject it wholesale in the legislature. Moreover, it can't then easily be changed by a subsequent change of government; it's more like a constitutional change. There may be substantial penalties to accession and withdrawal.

one party is seen to be unable to make decisions for the group they represent

It's worth questioning the extent to which the current leaders of a democratic body can sign away its future freedom of action.
Love the design / feel
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You are correct, it is not NLP. But I wouldn't downplay the potential of this javascript library.

I have hundreds of digital documents that need to be sorted and archived. I am able to extract a document's text via OCR, but now have to find a way to sort/file them based off certain keywords present within the document (date, time, place, etc).

I think Knwl.js will be a perfect fit for this. So far I have only spent a couple of minutes looking through the demo and GitHub repository, but it looks like with this library I will be able to write an extension that can help detect restaurants and stores I frequently visit (which will further help me sort all those pesky paper receipts).

I will definitely start playing around with Knwl.js once I get home. Good job!
Hack warning:
1) open Excel
2) open your csv in Sublime or other text editor
3) paste csv into column A in Excel
4) use text to columns to convert
5) select 'text' type for the number columns
I better understand now the distinction you make
between a distributed system
and a distributed system directly exposed to the customer.
The former is a fact we have to cope with,
while the latter is definitely something we can and have to minimize.
Wow India comes right after US under countries, it would be interesting to see what the startup growth has been in the past two years
What is Data Visualization and how it developed?
How to reformat CSV files with Kiba ETL? (ruby)
"Write article" is actually a great idea: it fosters debate. Just checkout the apologists in this thread to spot all the chronically late people who are in denial.

The popup window is funny and here's why: it's an article about pepole being rude, but the popup is rude nudge nudge. Yeah you get it. It's funny right? right?
It is faster than some of the others I've tried. Good thing is, since it is built to be basic and domain specific, the core should be kept as simple as it is, and allow extensions to be built on top.

There are mess ups around sanity checks, but looking at their source it's actually trivial to fix. Forking it, I hope they accept community pull requests.
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