skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are sources abound [0-3]. The four Ds of abnormality [0] might be of particular interest.
The point may be better explained (as I'll get back to) by textbooks and lecture notes, also available via Google.

That's the case in much of the world, which is indeed considered a problem, and may explain why medication may be overutilized.
But the fact that the system's current practice is unfavorable, does not really say anything about the models used to understand mental illness.

ADD comes with certain dysfunction [0] (and perhaps distress) that homosexuality just doesn't, which is one of the reasons for my objection.
While the field of psychopathology is certainly influenced by culture (as is readily acknowledged) I have yet to see any reasonable argument that addiction and ADD are pathologized on the sole basis of falling outside of "normal" experience.
Additionally, the notions of work ethic and willpower that you mention might just as well be used to explain stigma towards the mentally ill – that they should just apply discipline and willpower.

Apropos of sources, I should very much like to see some that claim that ADD as diagnosis is inherently problematic, as opposed to it being abused as a consequence of certain cultures.

My gripe with your previous use of Wikipedia was not about Wikipedia itself, but the way it was used.
By this I mean that while Wikipedia articles might contain misinformation, it is known to be surprisingly good, for the most part (though certainly no credible academic source).
The problem, though, is that it will in quite a few cases not provide readers with minute details, standard practice or underlying assumptions – Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, not a practitioner's handbook.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathology#The_four_Ds

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_health#Perspectives

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_disorder#Classification...

[3]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_status_examination
Deep learning pyschology: Rorschach images seen by classifiers
Ask HN: More programmer friendly alternatives to Evernote?
I've been using Evernote for a while to keep track of notes that I'd like to be easily synced across a variety of devices.

However Evernote has a tendency to annoyingly format code and text in general that I don't want to be formatted. This usually happens during copy/paste operations. I just want all my notes to be fixed width font size, and without formatting.

Maybe the option is to just revert to a text file that I rsync or keep in a repo somewhere, but I do enjoy the convenience of using Evernote in that it always syncs automatically.
Tabulate is also excellent for the command line tool it provides, I use it to convert csv output into tables for GH comments all the time.
‘I’ve never felt more isolated’: Minecraft founder reveals empty side of success
Uhm, it's actually all of our responsibility to change the world. Notch just has the means.
previous discussion from 766 days ago ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6103793
Because Norwegian is primarily an economy airline and I have very limited experience flying with them so it's rather likely that my views on the wifi quality are at least somewhat biased.

Also, I have to ask. Would you have made this comment if I had said "I fly economy a lot" instead? (Not that anyone does that because of FFPs)
The Dark Art of Container Monitoring (CoreOS Fest 2015) [video]
Cleaning and optimizing a Windows computer safely
I wouldn't agree with that. I think it more suggests that money isn't the great motivator it's generally been considered.

In my opinion a passion for something is a better motivator than a big bonus. Although a big bonus does contribute!
Configuration management is slowly coming to Guix. Guix is the foundation of the Guix System Distribution, which is a system instantiated from a declarative system configuration file /etc/config.scm. There is work under way to extend this to managing multiple machines.
1. Our selling point was: "there's a bunch of others like MongoDB out there, but they're eventually consistent; if you really care about your data, use ScalienDB, it uses Paxos and there's no consistency issues". But, (i) EC/Mongo/etc were so hyped that our message wasn't heard, (ii) people didn't really understand what we're saying, (iii) others were making false claims in their marketing that their product can also be tuned to be consistent. We didn't really understand how to market this. Contrast this with the excellent execution of Mongo.

2. We got foobared by potential investors, we focused on one group but they eventually walked away, and by that time we ran out of money. The other side of this was long enterprise deal lifecycles. Trying to convince somebody who is big enough to pay for DB software to use your alpha thing is 6-12 months, that's the same timescale you run out of money.

3. We did have some bugs, so we were claiming consistency/reliability, but it was an alpha product with bugs. (Of course it was, it was just us, 2 guys writing it, we didn't even have money to buy testing infrastructure!)

In the end we quit after ~3.5 years, after we exhaused all options, at great personal (but not monetary) cost, eg. I got divorced shortly after. Fortunately we were able to exit gracefully from all business affairs.
Google Has a Clever Way to Recruit Engineers
The Oliver Sacks Reading List
> Trials often included inquiries into a woman’s sexual history, because of the notion that a woman who wasn’t virginal must have been complicit in any sex that occurred.

I thought it was to counteract arguments that an apparently virginal woman would not engage in such sordid behavior, therefore making it apparent it must have been rape - when she had in fact engaged in such acts and they would not have been out of character in the least.

There is this claim that sexual history will hopelessly bias the jury, therefore should be banned - but they seem quite happy for other biases - such that women don't aggressively engage in casual sex or that young girls have no concept of sexuality - to stand and influence the outcome.
I'm starting to think that I should go back to GoboLinux from Ubuntu.
With a european (or at least german) IP address this redirects to "http://eu.steinway.com/de/".

"http://eu.steinway.com/de/news-events/pressemitteilungen/ste... would be the link for Germany.

Edit:

Spanish: "http://eu.steinway.com/es/noticias-y-eventos/notas-de-prensa...

French: http://eu.steinway.com/fr/nouveautes/communiques-de-presse/s...

Italian: http://eu.steinway.com/it/notizie-eventi/comunicati-stampa/s...

Russian: http://eu.steinway.com/ru/novosti-i-sobytija/press-relizy/st...
Actually, I can't say I've really noticed this so much lately, but I've mostly been staying with the big chains (Marriott, Hilton and 4 seasons).

Although, often the big chain hotels are the most crowded ones.
Most of the trouble-shooting techniques also apply to cars and computers. It's incredible how large a chunk of this manual is totally non-specific to Atari stuff but just general solid information on the technology used in those days and how to maintain it and repair it.

It says in the preface that 'the book' will not turn you into a technician but I've seen some 'technician course materials' that couldn't hold a candle to this one publication.

Very nice to see this preserved.
for one of my digital pianos (Yamaha), there's options for these (besides ET):

- pure major/minor

- pythagorean

- mean tone

- werckmeister/kirnberger, which i've heard mentioned as a good option for acoustic pianos a few times (i suppose i should try it)

For any besides ET, you have to specify the root/base note.

I think my synths have these options as well, so if you know anybody that has one, you can try it yourself. I think for string instruments, a few cents difference is pretty audible, but not so much for, say clarinet which doesn't have the sharp transients, unless you're playing above the treble clef staff. and then when you hit a track with overdrive/distortion, reverb and delay, it becomes very hard to discern differences.
whats SIX?

We are at SEA (South East Asia) :)

GGC's are everywhere, its relatively easy to get, other than proper business paperworks the onle requirement is to have decent bw, I think minimum 1gbps Google BW.
...and English: http://eu.steinway.com/en/news-events/press-releases/steinwa...
HN Paper
The page just does not scroll on my phoone's Chrome browser.

Waited for the page to fully load, swiped my finger. Nothing.
Security concerns with minified JavaScript code
DNA studies topple the ladder of complexity (2014)
I use org-mode:

http://orgmode.org/

... in conjunction with Unison:

http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/
There's a bunch of stuff in university and museum collections that come to light when an interested researcher goes to look for other stuff.

Recently some Charles Dickins notes were found that have been used to identify previously unidentified authors. Researchers didn't use any complex software to identify previously anonymous writing; they just read the notes that had been hidden in a collection.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/charles-dicke...

Some of the oldest fragments of the quran were recently found in a UK university collection.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/07/world-oldest-quran-man...

There's so much stuff in collections waiting to be discovered.
A private browsing window should work for the Economist
Venture capital cash surfers may see waves recede in market turmoil
Just now noticed my project was on HN! Awesome, thanks to whoever submitted it. Will be replying to the comments now.
Having tried both I finally settled on the use of a home server with a few vagrant boxes, live editing the same setup as production sold it for me. Albeit in my case all it does is dev, so the content is generally duplicated from elsewhere.
So now you can't refactor your test driven code. I though that was one of the benefits of unit tested code - it made refactoring much easier.
Maybe should have had more than one small photo...
I should clarify: I'm already familiar with basic JavaScript, it's more specific stuff about mobile development I'm after.
I can see one use case I sometimes encounter - that I return to an older tab in my mobile browser, but because I'm currently offline, or in 2G area, I don't see anything for a minute or more.
Wes Craven, a Master of Slasher Horror Films, Dies at 76
Don't really see how this is interesting for readers on HN?
Good point, I'm definitely lacking coverage on my documentation. But we're working on it.

GUN is a AP system, so you do not get Strong (Global) Consistency, instead it is Eventually Consistent and Highly Available. For more information on this, check out the wiki: https://github.com/amark/gun/wiki/CAP-Theorem .

Basically you do NOT get linearizability for free, you have to build that ontop where it is baked explicitly into the data, with a CRDT or DAG or something. In the future, there should be extensions for this so you don't have to worry about it.
Seriously. "My way is better than your way because I think it's easier" pat yourself on the back.
It looks to me like France has two main GBM groups: (1) Hospital Pitie-Salpetriere in Paris, and (2) La Timone Hospital in Marseilles.

This page from Expertscape will help you find the individuals in those institutions who know the most about GBM.

http://expertscape.com/ex/glioblastoma/c/fr

The page is not perfect (e.g. the top person is at Harvard, not in France, and the second person ranks high because of a clinical trial), but it's probably the most efficient place to begin your research.
Yeah I'd much prefer a not-very-portable but non-crufty build system that only worked on Windows, OSX and Linux (and whatever popular BSDs there are). We don't need to check whether a byte is 8 bits these days.

I was going to say this build system probably isn't that bad, but then in the features list it says it supports m4 and autoconf, which is a bit of a red flag.
Ironic that the pseudo-psychology of 'triggering' is being used to coerce those who experienced trauma into a state of perpetual victimhood. Rather than dealing with their experiences via safe discussion and exposure and eventually moving beyond them, they are urged to see themselves as irreparably damaged and fragile; to alter and censure their own identity, behaviour and the behaviour of others.
> Btw, has anyone written a usable Guile-based cfg mgmt tool yet?

When it comes, I'm certain it will come to Emacs first :)
Me too! I'm lucky enough to be talking alongside Kyle at https://2015.distributed-matters.org/ber/ in a few weeks. I'm hoping to get to know him and see if he'll bash up my database and help find flaws (I'm very confident in the mathematics of the system, however implementations are far from academic).
Real-time development. It's here. Now
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All seems reasonable enough, except for showing a documentary about child-abuse in class without even having the basic human courtesy to warn people of the contents.

If people can't wrap their heads around why that might be an unpleasant experience for certain people, then I find it hard to take their other opinions seriously.

You'd think, if the topic was at all important to them, which they repeatedly claim it is, that this utterly minor concession to logic and reasonableness might not be worth taking a stand against, yet apparently their right to spring upsetting material onto students without warning trumps their desire for well-educated lawyers.

How can there possibly be a political divide over this? I don't get it. My best guess is something like climate change, where people have to ignore reality because they don't like the policy responses that it points to.
[Chromium] Make --show-component-extension-options a standart setting
You skip an important part where "web based protocols" means web services, which in turn was synonymous with SOAP. This architecture was based on remote method invocations and was dominant for the better part of a decade (if it isn't still, for some domains).
Dockerized version of the hdfs on mesos
‘I’ve never felt more isolated’: Notch on the empty side of success
5+Tips+to+Successfully+Implement+Time+and+Attendance+Tracking
Some people believe that:

http://www.tintup.com/blog/why-our-startup-got-rid-of-sales-...

http://www.samihonkonen.com/a-sales-team-without-bonuses/

http://www.yesware.com/blog/moving-salespeople-off-a-bonus-h...
'I've never felt more isolated': Notch
Probably because it's seen as a test of the will to free speech. Question: How many satirical commentators can be killed before their numbers drop precipitously due to fear?
What this "geo database" lacks is the ability to make actual spatial queries.

It is one thing to store and retrieve points, lines and polygons in a database. This is what this stack can do quite well and I suppose for a certain class of geospatial applications, this is the only capability needed. But what you can not do is perform complex operations like: Projection/Reprojection, computing polygon-intersection, computing a convex hull of a set of geometries, compute a centroid, compute an area... (sort of everything that postgis can do).

This is not strictly a "geo database", more a key-value store with the ability to store and retrieve geospatial data.
Tbh the sort of folks who don't believe in evolution are probably unlikely to be swayed by evidence. I think some of the religious arguments against evolution genuinely claim that fossil records used to support evolution are put on earth by God to test his believers. Not much you can say against that :-/ I've never seen this belief expressed in person (only on the net) so hopefully it isn't so prevalent
Ask HN: How much JavaScript do I need to know before I start learning Meteor?
A Brief Introduction to Deep Learning
The site guidelines indicate the poster parented to what you are complaining about committed exactly the same offences.

A negative, empty post that adds nothing substantial yet accuses a wide range of authorities of being beyond stupid and possibly complicit in murder.

How do you propose I counter this without posting something that can be considered rude?
HN needs to keep the "Le" in Le Gorafi for the title - it's an anagram of Le Figaro - the most conservative of the mainstream newspapers here in France.

Edit: For more information see here:
http://www.huffingtonpost.fr/2015/08/31/le-gorafi-fini-site-...

Translated:
https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&js=y&prev...

Summary: It may only be a marketing ploy - they're using a 302 temporary redirect instead of a 301 permanent re-direct, which some claim is for maintaining SEO...
By HTML5 manifest file, do you mean the Application Cache? Because that is apparently (I've never tried it) anything but an 'easy way' [0]. Whereas this script appears to wrap ServiceWorkers, which is the 'modern', recommended way to do things [1]. Also being a 'neat wrapper' with a simple API is often a good enough reason for something to exist.

[0] http://alistapart.com/article/application-cache-is-a-doucheb...

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdMxGNkZqnU
Ah. I think you are right. Misread the original post. They want to process "existing media". I was thinking of "new media".
Yes. Loudly and angrily telling people they have not researched and have posted something intensely stupid is a lot more effective than meekly saying "You are wrong about that but I have nothing considered legal proof and so I cannot stop you making ludicrous claims unchallenged".

It's already bad enough when any state authority is mentioned and there are already enough voting cliques here.
Talks about possible loss then suggests running on digital ocean. Heh.
Available for free (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5) here: http://www.rifters.com/real/Blindsight.htm
I've used PrettyTable for years. I don't see how this improves upon it
Imgix is the middle, they process the parameters once and cache the result.
This looks very interesting, but I'd like to know from people that have already read it how relevant it still is since it was published.
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Current title is 78 chars. "Le " is 3 chars, taking it over the 80 char limit.

Which is a shame, because the anagram (at least, your explanation of it) does add to the story.
A few quick code comments:

Now().UnixNano() is not guaranteed to be monotonically increasing. I'd be more careful if your keys really do need to be unique.

You can use time.Truncate to get the 10 minute interval.

var t time.Time
t = start
for {
if t.After(stop) {
break
}
/* ... */
t = t.Add(d)
}

Would usually be written:

for t := start; !t.After(stop); t = t.Add(d) {
This particular client has a few hundred thousand images and tens of thousands of animated gifs.

It's the animated gifs that take forever because they have to be processed with gifsicle and then converted to mpeg-4.

Imgix does all of that. I don't know what kind of voodoo they are doing on the gif crop, but it's lightning fast.
Quantum spookiness has been confirmed by first loophole-free experiment
You are right, it is very similar to Couch/PouchDB. Honestly, I tried Couch back in 2010 and wasn't very impressed and haven't really kept up with it since. Although I regularly hear good things about it and am aware it is one of the rare ones that is offline first. MongoDB wound up winning that market, so I didn't really think to provide a comparison to Couch.

So pardon my out-of-date ignorance:

1. Depends upon what you want. GUN can do dynamic queries and has realtime push notifications baked right in. What you didn't ask is how GUN is worse. Well, CouchDB is stable and has security - stuff which we're still working on.

2. GUN is a graph database which allows you to have key-value, relational, and document based data. Couch is a document based database. GUN gets embedded into your application server, while CouchDB has to run its own database server which then requires maintenance.

3. Mathematically speaking, any matrix (table) or tree (document) can be represented in a graph. But not all graphs can be represented as a matrix or tree. So building GUN ontop of CouchDB would have come with a lot of overhead, especially since CouchDB does not have dynamic queries.

Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Why language-specific?
Ingy döt net interview: it's the Perl community that keeps me around
On one of my Navy leadership courses the reservist instructor said the most positive and motivating piece of recognition he got was his boss buying him a thank you card and quietly putting it on his desk when he was busy.

If you know your people you should be able to work out what motivates them and come up with something specific. Whatever it is a chunk of money is a very poor motivator as it becomes expected and thus devalued very quickly.
True. Here are more photos:
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Git Clean: Delete Already-Merged Branches
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Personally I would get rid of either "Satirical" or "fake" in that case - one of them is redundant...
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As someone who deploys Ruby software to our servers, I've come up with a formula that's served us well.

We take all gems associated with the app (like a Rails app, but we do it with others), and stuff them along with the code into a package created by fpm.

In other words, the packages are completely self-contained; no gems are used from the environment.

The key to this is the --path option to bundle install, i.e.:

bundle install --path vendor/bundle

This command makes sure all my gems are in a sub directory of my project called vendor/bundle. When creating the debian package using fpm which includes all the source code, vendor/bundle also comes along with the package.

After installing the app on our Linux servers, 'bundle exec rails server' uses the gems from vendor/bundle.

This approach does require that I create the debian package on a machine that closely mirrors the deployed servers, so that compiled gems make any sense.

Most all the issues described in the article have not been problems because of this approach. I used to use rvm as part of my build process; it was very brittle. I'm completely happy now; just wanted to share in case that helps someone else.
FTFA: "The reality is that few organizations have figured out how to innovate, adapt, and create amazing things without burning their people out."

This may be an incredibly naive question, but why not implement a 2-3 day work-week and maintain the legacy full-time salaries? Bust serious hump Monday through Wednesday, but every week has a 4-day weekend.
That is just caching.

Middle is: You precompute some fixed presets(like him, lower latency) but also have the ability to generate on demand if a preset doesn't exist(used when adding new presets, no reason to wait *days to have the new preset).
Show HN: Back-end software for the quickest start of any FinTech product
I've noticed recently that I'll get a weekly e-mail from Microsoft showing my "week in review", with inline copies of photos I took with my phone and uploaded to OneDrive (I have 1TB of space with OneDrive thanks to an O365 account). This just started a few weeks ago.

So, Microsoft is not only rifling through the contents of my OneDrive camera roll, they are then transmitting the photos to my email unencrypted, without ever asking me to opt in to this service. I used to praise Microsoft for being opt-in as opposed to Google's opt-out; I guess that's all out the window now (no pun intended).

I guess it's finally time to flip the switch on the OwnCloud account I've been testing and drop OneDrive.