skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My experience TA'ing a classroom full of CS110 (introduction to programming for CS majors, taught in Java) was that the cognitive load of Eclipse was indeed very high. Most people preferred Netbeans. The people who did prefer Eclipse were the high-flyers who had done programming or worked in it previously.

Unfortunately I have found that NetBeans is often missing some functionality around the edges. For example, it doesn't support parameterized JUnit tests (they run, they count towards success/failure, but don't display in the GUI). That's not exactly new functionality either, they've been around since what, 2010? It's a shame because Netbeans is definitely a more polished environment.

I would suggest that you check out PyCharm and see if it suits your needs. Everything I've tried by JetBrains has been absolutely fantastic.
A bit of a nitpick, but I've noticed the trend of several sites to only allow SSO with one, maybe two, 3rd parties. More egregious, no ability to sign up directly.

Are other languages missing something like node's Passport to allow easy integration to multiple SSO providers or is single-single service sign on an active choice that is growing in popularity?
I agree with this. Even when I used to game seriously, I wasn't gaming all the time (some of my friends shocked me with how seriously they took the hobby). I really envy people who can dedicate their entire lives to doing one thing and one thing only 24/7 - whether gaming or coding. That is beyond me.
This already exists in MySQL (enterprise) here:
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/firewall.html
Yes, such a bill can be introduced. I doubt it could pass, though, unless there's much more documented and publicized evidence of damage caused by HFT.
Science based medicine is a great site. https://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/
There are absolutely a lot of things at Amazon that range from less than ideal to outright sleazy, as you rightly point out. I was just saying that if you promise 3 years for a 401k vest and some people can do it in 2, that specifically isn't problematic.

I'm well aware of their shady compensation practices. I've gotten only sub-1% annual raises, in large part due to the very well performing company stock being counted as part of my total annual compensation.
Diet probably has a role to play as well. Western diets generally seem to have more protein.
Yes. If you look at the Steam search you'll see that Linux is paired with SteamOS.[1]

[1] http://store.steampowered.com/search/?os=linux
I can deal with rejection and indifference because I don't give a crap about the people on the other end of the transaction. It seems to me that you are describing social anxiety more than introversion. However, that was kind of the point of your comment that not everyone seems to agree on the definition.

I think, however, we are also dealing with understanding the word "superficial" differently. Superficial interactions with people in the sense of meaningless small talk of no consequence is more of an extrovert thing, I agree. However, when I said "superficial," I meant that you aren't really dealing with people at all, but rather hands from which you take money and into which you insert popcorn. There is very little real human interaction in that scenario even if you are technically around people all day.

EDIT: And in the door-to-door salesman scenario (which, I agree, sounds like hell), you are still spending the vast majority of your time alone in your own head walking from house to house.
Each orbit of Pluto and Charon around each other takes 6.4 days. This is speeded up by a factor of a lot.
Wikipedia List of YC Companies – Please add to it (if appropriate)
I know other sites exist with lists of YC companies (http://yclist.com/) but they aren't publicly accessible for editing or always current (YCList is 8 months out of date). So figured I'd add this list to Wikipedia.

I thought about creating a similar site to YCList to make it easier to link to the actual companies (Wikipedia's linking in list policy makes it tricky to do). So figured even if it isn't ideal let's do this on Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Y-Combinator_Startups

I know a lot of YC folks read HN so figured this would be a good way to flesh the list out a bit.
That's hilarious. When you want views, just reference the "gender problem" in tech. Genius.
I did not know that. So the options are either 100% vested at match time (which is what I have now) or a three-year cliff?

In that case I suppose you could argue Amazon is just trying for the most liberal interpretation of the law; bully for them. Except of course that the other option was to ditch the cliff entirely and give people their 401k match from the get go.
Scientists make breakthrough in search for universal flu vaccine
A New Cloud Threat for 2015: The Man in the Cloud Attack
The way I did it was cook enough for multiple days and freeze the rest in day portions so you could defrost only what you needed. So, on your Sunday, cook three meals each enough to subsist on for two to three days.

The food is not glamorous, but it can be tasty and nutritious.
All that brilliance but they couldn't set the animation frame rate.
Code Review via Valuation of lines of codes?
there was a start up about 6 months ago and I can't seem to find them now. They assigned a value per line of code for each developer and then used that as a metrics to measure progress. Anybody knows who they are?
Using Spotify to measure the popularity of older music
For majority of users who use any kind of ingame purchase (dota, TF2 hats) - Steam stores credit card information etc. I know one can pay using Paypal but I dunno how many users use that option. So, Steam does store personal information of users period. It is not very different from any other service.

On other hand, allowing users to delete their accounts can help with kicking serious gaming addiction. It usually takes time before you can level up a new account for playing at skill levels you were. Part of me thinks, Valve does not allow deletion of accounts precisely because of this.
They might be implying that it's broken because it includes tracking cruft ("source=hackernews") in the URL.
Yea, I have described the details in another HN comment before.
Watch scientists pursue the largest fish in the ocean
The speed is relatively consistent except for the early frames (where pictures were taken at twice the rate of later on) and where frames were dropped due to missing data or alignment failure. Here's a version of the animation where frame duration is proportional to the real time between the frames:

http://i.imgur.com/ncTIdHL.gif

The animation spans 3 months or so. The real time is shown in the text in the corner.
It does, and most of Unix command line tools can be installed painlessly via brew or port (Mac package managers).

There are reasons to install Linux on a Mac, but general purpose unix command line isn't one of them.
My profile just opened up on there today. A very friendly 'talent co-ordinator'. It wasn't until I specifically disavowed (as the first line of my own profile text) the headline that someone at Hired had written about me, and a couple of reminders, was it changed.

Beyond that, it's early days for me on Hired. Just a few views so far (one of which I've already interviewed at).
I agree, and I'm very glad that Google Now is doing the latter. I have no desire to interact with my phone by voice and honestly, every time I've tried it I've been deeply underwhelmed. Maybe it's because I live in a city where no-one drives - I can see it being useful while driving.

Presenting cards/notifications about something before I ask for it will always be a superior interface to one that requires you to act, IMO.
I was actually thinking that is Omniauth enough as a log in option?
http://jsbin.com/jikisugifu/edit?output
If you're in NYC and looking for a tech role in finance - Kate LeSaffre @ Princeton Group is spectacular (https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=8894110)

She's a close friend, does none of the "bad recruiter" things (spam, annoying, etc.) and does all of the "good recruiter" things (interview prep, helps you negotiate salary, knows all the hiring managers at all the top hedge funds, etc.)

I know HN is a Silicon Valley-centric crowd, but for better or for worse, if you're the kind of engineer that wants to make $350k+ in finance, she'll help make that happen.
Indeed! Here's the 465MB SD version! http://llvm.org/devmtg/2015-04/Videos/SD/day%202/Ivan_1.mp4
Except you can have a void* that does not have an end address.
Here's a quick run-down, as a Linux gamer:

* Steam for Linux is pretty rock-solid, at least on the common desktop environments. Some bugginess once you get into bare window manager territory (particularly WindowMaker or anything that's designed specifically for tiling), but otherwise works without issue.

* A very large number of indie games are targeting Linux either alongside or soon after Windows. Kerbal Space Program is the prodigial example here, and seems to be leading the charge for Unity3D.

* Pretty much everything made by Valve now runs on Linux natively, for obvious reasons. A part of me hopes that - when GabeN gets over his fear of the number "three" - Half Life 3 will launch on Linux/SteamOS first.

* Some non-Valve big-budget games and publishers are gradually making their way to Linux - both new and old. Borderlands 2/PS, much of the Tropico series, Cities: Skylines, Serious Sam 3, The Talos Principle, KoToR II (no KoToR I yet, alas, but since it's the same engine, there's probably a good chance of that changing soon), Civilization V/BE, various others.

* SteamOS is, in my experience as of late, excruciatingly difficult to install; Valve, in their wisdom, ships it as some zip archive instead of a more typical DVD/USB image. Perhaps the SteamOS installer is meant to be written to a USB stick with Windows rather than with Linux? Whatever the case, I've yet to get SteamOS to actually install, though I'm planning on revisiting it soon.

* Single-monitor setups are generally fine. Multi-monitor setups become problematic, since the games tend to do wacky things with their resolution and fullscreen-window sizes; I generally work around them by running games in windowed mode.

* Which graphics card vendor to go with depends on whether or not you want to stay strictly on the free software path. AMD's cards are currently vastly superior to Nvidia's when running on FOSS drivers, in no small part due to AMD actually participating in said driver's development. Nvidia's cards are currently superior to AMD's when running on proprietary drivers, though this might change once AMD migrates from fglrx (the current non-free driver) to something based on the FOSS "radeon" driver.

* Wine is quite fantastic nowadays, though game compatibility is still hit-and-miss. I regularly play Fallout: NV on Linux+Wine with very few issues (namely, the occasional crash after a few hours of gameplay); Fallout 3 is playable, but you can't use the Pip-Boy radio due to a bug with Wine and DirectSound (?) (sound will be garbled, and the game will crash with a deadlock after a half-minute or so). Valve's games are naturally very Wine-friendly (though this is no longer necessary, of course). Steam works reasonably well, but requires installing some font packages in order to get text to show up. Older games tend to work better than newer games.
That makes more sense, I read quite a few articles emphasizing just how fast New Horizons was going so I got carried away.
I still feel the same way as your daughter.
Neat, thanks for sharing this!
Odd, I don't get that at all. I only ever get notifications around the times I leave home or the office.
Depending on OP's needs, this is probably the best. If he's trying to trade, he can open an account and (I believe) there is no minimum balance for buying/selling. I think $3k is the minimum for margin trades (and you get super-low commissions if you fund that much).

But you don't even need an account to use it. Just create a paper-trading account and you have access to the application, plus you can play around with trading without actually spending any real money.

Furthermore, dough.com is (kind of) a branch off of ToS - less functionality, but a much prettier interface. You can sign up on dough and get full access (without being able to actually trade, of course) without a brokerage account or paper account at all.
It's probably better to compare Firefox to Chromium which is as free as Firefox. I think the RAM and address bar comparisons could be addressed by extensions in Chromium. So really you are left with the last point about funding, but Mozilla gets its money somehow and it's mostly not coming from charitable donations.
>Rates aren't "artificial" (there is huge demand for treasuries)

Of course they're "artificial." There may be huge demand for treasuries, but not enough to maintain a constant ~0% interest rate - that's the Fed's doing. The Fed certainly is not allowing treasuries to drop to their true market value, as Volcker did.
kstrauser refers to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10111271
There's been a number of revelations about the invasion of privacy prevalent in Windows 10 (and now according to this article/thread 7 and 8 too), but curiously Microsoft have been very silent on the matter which is only making things worse for them as users will naturally take that as a confirmation of the relevant findings.

It's also strange to see Microsoft making this move given that this invasion of privacy is probably illegal in many ways in countries that are forward thinking enough to have laws against this type of thing.

Maybe they see it as a short term ploy to try and collect as much data as they can before there is a big enough uproar against it and then decide to pull the "feature(s)". They may see it as worth the controversy if they can gather enough data for future products/improvements.
I would argue an index, in the sense that it might be an integer, is indistinguishable from an offset. I would refer to one-based indexing as positional—1st, 2nd, 3rd, ..., ith.

Of course, it's the offset from the first element, so it's kind of a circular definition.
It tends to fluctuate within a range but just to play devil's advocate, note that it took about 30 years to recover from the 1929 crash.
"but now I realize that there is a large group of people out there who simply don't care about food that much."

This. I used to be a member of this group. In college and early twenties, I had friends who didn't care about food.

Now most of my friends only focus seems to be food, how to eat it properly, how much to eat, where to eat, what is healthy. It is frustrating sometimes but it is hard to find friends in mid 30s who are into playing sports, bars, pool, and video games as much as me.
That's true, a Stackoverflow profile would be probably more suitable, or whichever link gives more information about the developer.

There is an alert after submitting the form, and a redirect to the frontpage. It's set to disappear quite quickly. I will improve on that, thanks for pointing it out!
Why is this still a 'thing' capable of causing contradictory advice?

Over the past three decades most Western armies have developed water-replenishment rates based on environmental conditions and activity. They based these on actual empirical studies of performance and illness ( and fatality ) rates. Not dietary fads.

Here's the US Army tables. The British Army ones are similar and are even more stringently applied, due to several incidents of soldiers dying because they tried to preserve their water. The squad now stops and drinks its water en masse.

http://www.evans.amedd.army.mil/PM/WorkRestTable.pdf

I only wore blue but even then if I showed-up on exercise with the wrong quantity of water loaded for the conditions it was a charge.
The debugger has a client/server architecture that would make it relatively easy to connect to most languages (server does the rendering and layout stuff, client provides 'monitored' data structures, and sends data structure operations to the server). The clients are pretty easy to write.

Your experimental lisp editor sounds neat. I'm unfamiliar with slurping/barfing, haha.

I might've been interested in some shared exploring in the past, but I really am giving this stuff up for the time being. If you want to share a demo or discuss some particular idea sometime, or something, I can be reached here, though: westoncb[at google's mail service]
One of the biggest reasons for market crash is automated selling that gets started by computers.
Again, think back thirty years to a scenario where a politician misspeaks on the news. No network would ever deny a request for a tape or transcript of a news program based solely whether the politician wants his statement to disappear.
Everyone will agree that scraping and highlighting all deleted tweets is distasteful and slimy, but we're talking about politicians here. (Not that they're slimy, but that they exert an undue amount of power over the average bloke. Public interest, democracy, and all that.)
> There are absolutely a lot of things at Amazon that range from less than ideal to outright sleazy, as you rightly point out. I was just saying that if you promise 3 years for a 401k vest and some people can do it in 2, that specifically isn't problematic.

Fair enough; I expect people who value being treated equitably who started in January (or worse, July) might take a different view as to whether it's problematic :).

> I'm well aware of their shady compensation practices. I've gotten only sub-1% annual raises, in large part due to the very well performing company stock being counted as part of my total annual compensation.

For what it's worth, your annual review is negotiable. See my other comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10111816
Nitrokey – The Open Source USB key for secure authentication and encryption
I doubt he will need to know a popular language to get employment opportunities if he starts at 10.
Macroeconomics is a little more complicated than that.
Could you use emscripten and just run bash in the browser?
Mentorship is your personal growth hack
WoW and emulators are both fairly trivial for a modern system to run well. There is definitely a significant performance hit if you are running something in WINE that nearly maxes your performance in windows
The other thing that I like to be stopped is giving stock ratings. If a fund manager wants to buy a stock then they would cut down its rating and other way around if they want to sell it.
Her plight isn't about her spouse now is it?

Its about the fact that she has a morality clause in her contract, and that she's going to get fired for upholding an arcane and backwards system that she can no longer support herself.

Its not like they don't beat you over the head with support groups for both patient and loved ones when you get ill. She had options for "seeking comfort" that didn't involve her violating her own beliefs.

Should I feel sympathy that she broke her contract? Should I feel sympathy that she told others to live to a standard that she could not live to herself? Should I feel sympathy that she held on to an ideal rather than the real? Just because I don't have sympathy doesn't mean I give a shit about what she has done. As I have said people make mistakes all the time, and what she did wouldn't impact me hiring or working for, or working with her, or being her friend. Its simply irrelevant.
Given their dysmal track record of funding anything remotely successful and other than ivory tower projects, I wouldn't hope too much.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaero
Or look at Stratosphere/Apache Flink, basically they cloned Spark in much worse for millions of dollars.
I've found https://github.com/dfkt/firefox-tweaks/blob/master/firefox-t... to fix a lot of the things that piss me off about Firefox. I don't use Firebug anymore, and that change alone sped things up pretty significantly.
Past post with discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9184779

(Other posts, but no other discussion)
Adrian Lamo-Would you hire someone that hacked your website?
Leaked AshleyMadison Emails Suggest Execs Hacked Competitors
I used to use Ninjatrader. It has integrations with a lot of brokers, and you can write C# algos. The GUI is pretty good the last time I used, it so overall I would recommend it.
A Musical Ode to Schrödinger's Cat
I put it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyzlEYspqTI

EDIT: Updated with complete video link
Here's one of the follow up articles: http://dantawfik.com/the-tunnel-vision-trap
The site, as far as I know, bills itself as a place to find cheating partners.

The poly people I know seem to have their own places for finding potential relationship partners. The poly people I know are also all quite open about their relationship choices.

If I saw a name I recognized on Ashley Madison, I'd assume they wanted to cheat and keep that hidden from their partners.
Thanks Dang! True.

I first had a slogan on the website that "for Women who build things for the Web". However, personally I dislike sites that are so obviously directed for women, e.g. "Learning to code for women." That's why I tried to make the site more gender neutral, however the underlying idea is to attract (men and) women to create side projects and ultimately for them to get more remote work opportunities. All side projects don't become startups, but they can be useful in other ways.
I doubt he will need to know a popular language to get employment opportunities if he's the son of John Carmack.
Oh, I know it's perfectly explained by that, but using an example of building floors has cultural idioms. Ruler measurements and birthdays seem to be more universal.
Quick check if you have any of these installed:

systeminfo|findstr /LI "3068708 3075249 3080149 2976978"
I only lived through the tail end of it, I was borne in Kiev in 1984 and moved to US in 1996. Politically I am libertarian, very much so. I think every one should do their own thing, marry who they want, smoke what ever they want, and take care of them selves and their family, and not expect the government to do anything for you. Maybe I am wrong, maybe I am just swinging too much in the other direction after communism, but it is what it is. My parents are largely the same, they hate communism, hate Russia, and would never want to come back to communism. My grandfather was a Military Colonel, but on the medical side, he was a Doctor. I guess he could be considered a "party" man, but he hated the party and the government. He loved his work, and cared deeply for the soldiers he was helping, but he couldn't stand the communist party. He was incredibly happy to see the day Ukraine became independent.

My grandma, on the other hand, loved the communist party. She was always well taken care of by the system, and she thinks communism is awesome, or at least that's what she says. In reality what she is missing are the good days, when she was younger, had lot's of friends, and had a generally good life. She never experienced the really horrible side of the Soviet union, so she only has good memories. That said, if I was to ask her if she thinks I would be better of in a communist state, he answer would be "God NO!" She is a realistic woman. She knows intellectually that the Soviet government was evil, but their current situation in Ukraine is very bad as well, and she can't help but be nostalgic.
> or whichever link gives more information about the developer

If you're not planning to integrate with some specific API, it could be any URL, including a personal site.