skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wow, this really is the holy grail for my small team. We have junior developers who would really gain a lot to see the senior's programming, but still able to work on other things at the same time.

I wish JetBrains also had this!
What did Earth look like X years ago?
Yeah, I wouldnt waste a private repo on dotfiles; however, it's important to maintain a .gitignore that ignores locations such as .bash_history, .ssh, and so on. You won't believe how many private keys, IP addresses, and user IDs are exposed on github because of people not practicing due diligence with their public dotfiles repos
I've never seen a feed with pagination. Do you know an example? And do you know a feed eater that can interact with pagination?

If a paginated feed were given to Backfeed it would basically de-paginate it to a single, large feed.
Paleo diet foods list, Paleo diet Guidelines
Though you got downvoted, you're correct! Even the people of HN are overcome with be-positive-bias, when faced with technical questions. Flash is junk!

I disabled it after Brian Krebs tried living without Flash successfully—and reported on it. It's been awesome! If I need Flash, I open a different browser. Easy.
Also, about the date range: from October 10, 2006 until yesterday (when HN hit ~10m comments / stories).
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thanks ! i am going trough the amazon reviews to try to pick some of those books. Do you have a top 5 for a beginner ?
Best in which way?
Dual licensing was option #2, and I explained explicitly why I didn't consider it a good option.
Why Was Python Written with the GIL?
I'm member of a sort of union for self-employed/freelancers, though not specifically programmers. They advise on contracts and taxes, offer very cheap legal advice and support, and of course they lobby with the government for better legal support for self-employed people and freelancers. Of course they don't negotiate for me; I'm self-employed, so that's my job.

There's a few of these organizations in Netherland: one from the major labour union, the others independent.

EDIT: The bit about LA unions arguing for lower wages is bizarre. That's completely contrary to their purpose. Hard to imagine that an organization calling itself a union would do that to their members.
Not for devices with e-ink.
I suppose as programmers there is a tendency to put things into a % more muscle or % more bone mass. As an ex NCAA wrestler and combat sport enthusiast I can tell you far more goes into the equation than simple percentages of strength or bone mass.

Allow me to put this in terms you may better understand. The secret lies in the Y chromosome. This small chromosome contains the instructions for making males. The way the bones and joints are positioned give males equal in weight to a women a distinct strength advantage. Take this into account along with the male hormonal profile which is vastly different.

The most powerful thing is the male hormonal profile. Testosterone allows you to hold more muscle and less fat. It gives men that burst of strength and horizontal punching power that puts them in an entirely different league. I'm sure you are thinking of outliers, but I'm talking about a well developed athletic male, not a couch potato.

Now you see some men that seem more or less masculine and the same goes for women. Rowdy is for sure a more masculine women. I'm sure this is genetic as well as from her training. Her hormonal profile and bone structure is more masculine although in comparison to a male fighter not so much.
I just joined an organization with minimal hierarchy (no team leads, no architects, no whatever) and minimal process. It feels right somehow, I'm curious how its going to work out.
Understanding Your Customers Can Justify Higher Pricing
This seems to be more or less identical with the -dz version as that already contains bold and italics. So unless I'm missing something I don't think this is necessary
Not true. This supports each collaborator manipulating text in tandem, each with her or his own caret position. Also you can work in different files. That is simply not possible by throwing some tmux on it.
6 Best Practices of Successful Enterprise Data Science Projects
Thanks @merry9715, glad you liked it!
Virtually our entire team has migrated to vim for this reason. We do a lot of pair programming and about 25% of the team is remote full time, so it is a big deal. Even the non-remote people tend to be remote about 20% of the time.

It's strange that since I've switched to tmux and vim, I vastly prefer it to any other setup. I even ssh/tmux/vim pair when the person is sitting right next to me -- it's just so much more comfortable.

What's even stranger is that I have returned to an almost all-terminal existence - vim (and emacs for org-mode :-) ), mutt, irssi (connected to slack...), cmus (for music). The only thing I use X for is my browser.
Digital Talent Won't Wait for Slow Employers
How was the latency?
What Is Proactive Managed IT Services?
Until engineering decides to do something about it, engineering will always be subordinate to management.

There are no true parallel career paths.
Many argue that there's no difference. However, if I were to attempt a definition (not that I use the word), I'd say that transpiling is compilation from a language to another language with same or similar level of abstraction, whereas compiling might be to a language with lower level of abstraction.
I want the exe to run outside the python shell and also want to hide my source code. There are so many options but I am sure there must be one of them that stands out.
Here's a look at just how big a problem 'freebooting' is for Facebook
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Git Log's --first-parent Option
Feel free to raise an issue and I'll take a look as soon as I can! - Jamie, the author.
Its way easier to extend Eclipse by adding one of the plugins.
Do you know if any ad networks actually manage to do this?

This strikes me as an extremely hard problem. ActionScript supports an eval() function, which should make static analysis almost impossible - how can you tell if someone is compiling together an evil string (that calls functions you have banned) and then passing that string to eval()?
My two cents on this topic - as usual, the answer is neither black nor white. At the end of the day, an in-memory SQLite database works very nicely as a stub for most standard SQL queries as part of a unit test mocking system.

It allows you to create, populate, test, and teardown an entire relational DB in hundredths of a second, which makes it ideal for unit tests where you want to clean the slate between tests to ensure that you aren't accidentally creating silent dependencies on a database state created from a previous test.

On the other hand, when you're done doing your Red-Green-Refactor cycle for a new feature, you want to immediately run integration tests, which will exercise your program against not only your production model database, but the other APIs you had mocked out for regular unit testing.

Mocking is good for iterative development, and SQLite is a great 80% tool for mocking.
Ah excellent, thanks for the clarity regarding the freelancing. Admittedly I skimmed those articles to try and claw the information as fast as I could.

(Having a website which looks like the DailyMail open at work (even during break) isn't the best look!)
Hooked removed from playstore, warning sent to android users to uninstall app
Meteor Scalability
MemorySanitizer: fast detector of uninitialized memory use in C++ [pdf]
App is by SurveyMonkey.

iTunes version still appears to be here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hooked-app-habit-tracker/id9...

Play store mirror: http://m.downloadatoz.com/apps/com.surveymonkey.hooked,14311...
Panorama Pulls in $12M to Make Push into Education Analytics
Recent product changes have led me to use Twitter less. Twitter's official app UX is a mottled mess. I stalk the feed from 3rd part clients for news and product updates, but contribute less of me. Ello now gets my views and posts. I even have a final goodbye tweet on standby just waiting for the next Facebookification decision out of Twitter. I'm pretty sure other power users have been changing their usage patterns too just from personal observation.
What Can the US Learn from Education in the Developing World?
Seems to work with IntelliJ IDEA as well. Great success!
I can't wait to have one to test and use in my hands!!
Keep up the good work!!
Announcing the shutdown of the Ada Initiative
I came here to say something along those lines. Our project has a SQLite backend for hassle-free local development, and we use Postgres in all remote servers. Tests run both in local and remote.
It would ruin the point of the bot a bit if it was only entering local, claimable competitions wouldn't it? Hugely localising the data it's gathering.
I wouldn't call it "shenanigans" unless there were ever a case of Mint making any change to a user's account. So far none. They're clearly not trying to trick people into giving up credentials for nefarious purposes.
> Scalable Vector CSS Graphics

In case anyone was wondering.
Per the laws of where ever it has offices at. If it has a US office, it has to follow US law, even when the US law applies to behavior outside the US. If they do not, they face the penalty. For an example, consider sex tourism laws where a given act may be legal both in the US and in some other country, but leaving the US, going to the other country, and doing that act is still illegal in the US, and the US will prosecute you for it.

As a business grows larger and sets up multiple offices in many countries, this can make things quite complex.

Now, as to the original point, Google is required by many nations to censor certain material regardless of if that information only is kept in servers in some other country. Are these laws an act of aggression against Google? (Ignore for a second that Google would likely choose to censor most of that material anyways due to the negative publicity in not doing so, similar to reddit's banning of borderline legal subreddits not because the law, as they were borderline legal, but due to publicity.)
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Developing Modularized Web Apps with ReactJS and Webpack
Why e-books will soon be obsolete (and no, it’s not just because of DRM) (2012)
Supposed CCTV footage of the bot being vandalised:

http://www.barstoolsports.com/philadelphia/heres-surveillanc...

(apologies for the low-brow source)
Five types of cloud-based video surveillance services currently on the market
No set of questions can capture them totally and deeply.

But they can quite possibly capture them well enough to assign bonuses and trigger discussions about promotions.
Thanks! duiker101 elsewhere in the thread posted the exact issue I was having! I'm not really sure how I'd go about helping to diagnose that.
I left off Boston and DC! We are also growing in these fine cities.
Just commenting to say I (author) am here this is a good place for feedback or pointing out relevant references.
According to the Sony leaks, the MPAA has been directly funding investigations by state attorneys general offices.

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20141212/12142629419/leake...
Where I worked, there were a few senjor devs who got the biggest pay-checks.

Funny thing is, they weren't the most influencial people, they just got a problem and solved it.

If the times were though, they sometimes even were "set free" because they company could operate without them, just don't do much new stuff anymore.
Thx. Great job. Now I just have to dust off some LDA code and see some topics...
> Running on gas alone, the car delivers a highly impressive 42 mpg

Seriously? That's 50.4 MPG in the UK. My 7 year old Civic gets 45-60 MPG (UK) depending on how I'm driving and traffic.
We're using Vagrant for developers' environment (with mongodb/redis/rabbitmq/consul.io)

I can't recommend it enough. Maybe a local memory database could be faster... until your environment grows beyond just a db
Was that something you rolled yourself or is there an existing solution for it? as it sounds interesting.
A craftsman is absolutely more than their tools, but on the other hand, they can't do their craft without their tools. Also, having their tools laid out efficiently greatly improves their ability to do work efficiently.

An interesting example of this is provided by Adam Savage - look up anything he's written or said about "first order availability", and about his toolboxes he created and maintained while working at ILM.
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9967984
> Most of the US founding fathers were Masons.

Like I said. Any sort of good principles, like religious tolerance, was a by product of wanting to put personal wealth as the center of power over religious affiliation. If you want to supplant the church, you don't oppose it directly, you route around it by making it a non-issue.
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It's never really made completely clear if he actually has a heart condition or whether his genes just predict one.
4 Tips to Guide You in Selecting the Right Mobile App Development Company
> Yes, because the assignment happens inside a conditional that references a tainted variable.

What if it was

if (!tainted[i]==c) {
continue;
}
untainted[i]=c;

?

If your checker is smart enough to catch this - your whole program is tainted by your password once you check it in the login screen.

> What is that supposed to achieve?

Global state is incramented by another worker every second to the next value. My thread kills the other worker after N seconds. global state = N and I haven't touched it.

If you don't want to call kill from if depending on tainted data - sleep in that if, and call kill immediately after it.

> Calling rand() doesn't taint the generator. Seeding it within a tainted scope does.

It does:

set_seed(1337);

for(int i=0; i<tainted[0]; i++) {
rand();
}

int tmp = rand()); // now I know what tainted[i] was
// because I know how many times
// rand() was called, because I know
// the whole sequence because I know
// (untainted) seed.
This is an easier approach for getting content onto a CDN. All you have to do is upload the files to the dashboard, and you are ready to go. The system provides you the markup to put in your code to use the css or js file.

AirCSS can be used alongside Cloudflare, but if someone wants an easy to use CDN that isn't limited to using Cloudflare DNS (like if they want to use nsone or another DNS provider), they can use AirCSS to easily get their files on a CDN.
The Milenial Sim Is Here. 1000 Years of Simming the English Football Pyramid
1. Given what I know of this person’s performance, and if it were my money, I would award this person the highest possible compensation increase and bonus.

2. Given what I know of this person’s performance, I would always want him or her on my team.

3. This person is at risk for low performance.

4. This person is ready for promotion today.

Questions 2-4 seem OK, but question 1 is problematic. I've been conducting data analysis on questionnaire data and people can't be expected to imagine "if it were my money". It's not their money, it won't be taken from their paycheck. Basically the stakes are not real. Which in turn will create in upwards bias.
So I'd be able to use these to watch old Homestar Runner cartoons? Sweet.
>An Oculus Rift use case?

Funny that you said that. That's exactly what I was imagining few minutes ago. People walking in virtual bookstores, meeting and discussing books with their friends in other countries, instantly exploring and accessing related articles, essays and research papers etc. The ability to touch and feel the book should eventually be integrated in this whole experience. The design decisions for making these interactive virtual shops are fascinating to ponder upon.

I wonder if meetup.com is considering investing money in VR considering most meetups would be online 20-30 years from now.
Should have linked to the logo earlier in the post. It can be found here http://www.itseffortless.com/
> or an example, consider sex tourism laws where a given act may be legal both in the US and in some other country, but leaving the US, going to the other country, and doing that act is still illegal in the US, and the US will prosecute you for it.

Do you have a cite for that please?

As I understand it the "sex tourism" laws cover behaviour that is not legal in the US, but is legal in some other country. If a US citizen travels to that other country they're still breaking US law, even though they're not in the US and even though that activity is legal in the country they're visiting.

Also, for some activities, the travelling US citizen will face justice in the US for some crimes no matter what the legal status of that activity is.
That probably doesn't matter, as long as the bias is uniform.
Computers proving mathematical theorems: How AI could change math
IMHO, I don't find the statement very far from truth. Most of the online book stores today are recommending similar books through one algorithm or another. I have not yet seen any good implementation of a system that suggests unconnected books.
I have had a Volt since 2012, and typically fill it up about once every 4 months.
Well played.
> What is that supposed to achieve?

Timing attack against yourself.

Something along the lines of the following, for instance:

<thread 1>
for (int i = 0; i < LEN; i++) {
for (int j = 0; j < sizeof(char); j++) {
while (flagA) {}
if (tainted[i] && (1 << j) == 0)
sleep(1);
flagA = true;
}
}

<thread 2>
flagA = false;
for (int i = 0; i < LEN; i++) {
for (int j = 0; j < sizeof(char); j++) {
sleep(0.5);
if (flagA)
untainted[i] ||= (1 << j);
while (!flagA) {}
flagA = false;
}
}

(Note that it doesn't need to explicitly call sleep. It can do pretty much anything that takes an ~constant amount of time.)

(Note that you can also leak LEN at the start, as to avoid tainting the loop.)
just one day-old chick of unknown sex goes for $199, plus shipping and handling

How is this done practically? Can a company like UPS move living animals or are there special regulations?
Nine Steps to Start a Software Project
Feel free to raise an issue and I'll take a look at it for sure - Jamie (the author). This could sometimes happen on earlier versions of the package, but has since been amended. But I would love to know more and see how best to rectify it.
Doesn't the car use regenerative braking? In which case, the electrics are helping you even when using gas.
No, Option 2 was Dual Licensing using a mean version of GPL to make it awkward to use your thing commercially. You actually went out of your way to title it "Difficult Open Source".

You can still do separate hobbyist/commercial licensing with your MIT license, and not impose any restrictions on your users. Apart from asking your commercial customers to pay.
How is success defined? Profitable? X dollars in Rev?
Unfortunately it is not always possible to maintain a clean separation between "business logic" and "data access logic." Considerations such as performance, what is and isn't supported, or data access semantics often mean that changing one necessitates changing the other.

Attempting to separate out the two often means that you end up miscategorising business logic as data access logic (resulting in poor test coverage) or data access logic as business logic (resulting in poor performance and unnecessary complexity).
I'm sorry but I really don't agree with this. One of the point the OP made is that if you develop in SQLite and deploy on a Postgresql database, it means you discard all the features that postgresql has over SQLite (data types and SQL Queries for example).

You wouldn't test your Facebook consuming API code with a Twitter endpoint, why do you apply the same logic to your DBMS?
that's true only if you are unwilling to do something new of value. I m not saying everyone is objectively better off, but i would say on the aggregate, society will have more wealth due to offshoring.
This is really amazing and unique work. In a world of bland maps/websites this is a breath of fresh air.
Yes, but what does the question actually capture? What's the incentive not to agree with that statement? Or maybe everyone puts "4" instead of 5 to hedge their bets?

Don't want to deride the question without seeing someone from Deloitte expand on that, but the "as if it were own money" seems redundant at best.
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ActionScript is, as I understand it, a lot like Javascript, and that solution won't work for Javascript because there's too many ways to execute code. For a whitelist like that to even have a chance it would have to be implemented in the runtime itself as a sandbox, and even then I'd be skeptical about its effectiveness in JS.

(Retrofitting sandbox-ness onto a dynamic language is on the list of things that are really hard to retrofit onto an implementation that wasn't designed for it, whereas if you design for it from day 1 it isn't necessarily that difficult.)
Patreon is the answer, or things like it.

Potentially, that sort of funding of creators or institutions could permit them to be truly free to create as they please - with no need to answer to corporate advertisers, or anybody else except their most dedicated fan base.
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You need an apples to apples comparison. Many people claim to get higher MPG than the car's official ratings. You can't directly compare your own experience with the standardised MPG testing. As you say, traffic and driving affect it. Maybe the car would get more than 42mpg with your driving conditions.
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It is perfectly fine to applaud Deloitte, sadly, this concept won't spread.

HR departments are so entrenched with annual review bullshit that even if they call it a different name and put a new "spin" on it, it will just end up being even more disappointing shit-work for everyone.
Read the resources on YC. Sounds like too much marketing and not enough focus on product.
A criticism of online bookshops like Amazon is that they destroy serendipity by encouraging you to look at related books. For example, someone who usually buys engineering textbooks and SF may never see a travelogue. Offline recommendations from friends are good to have, but no substitute for self-discovery. One example I like to give is -- if I wander through the Daunt bookshop in Marylebone St (which despite the press doesn't only stock travel books), I can always lots of books to buy about stuff I would never have dreamed of entering into a Google or Amazon search box.
Well there is a significant difference between a public library and a private company.
As I understand it, they aren't trying to be liked, they are trying to hack your mental PageRank. Name five soft drinks?
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