skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reminds me of Ted Haggard when he was found out to mysteriously have a sexual interest in men.

AM seems extremely representative of the American attitude to sex: seemingly everybody knows about AM, supposedly only sexual deviants use it, yet the leak reveals a significant portion of the population (and a lot of conservatives I would bet) signed up for it.

Compare that to the porn industry: it's one of the US's biggest markets, tons of people work for it, insane amounts of people consume it, but if any individual admits to using porn they're some kind of sex addict or pervert (and oh my god the Christian family values -- won't someone think of the children!).

A weird place, that country. Victorian morals on the outside, sexually liberated on the inside.
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The fist bug is just that (on iPhone 6 chrome, for me) your logo is smashed to the top of the page with no space above it - add some margin/padding.

Also the laptop slider does look strange on the phone (portrait mode) - IMO it doesn't look intentionally offset, it just looks cut off.

Also the double carousel of slide previews was confusing and didn't seem to work for me (iPhone 6 chrome). Consider not using a carousel there. http://shouldiuseacarousel.com
Alright, thanks that's exactly what I wanted to know. Why don't the U.S. have good dedicated server offerings? Hetzner, Online, Kimsufi, they're all in Europe for some reason. Across the pond I've only found really expensive managed hosting solutions and VPS.
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+1 for the amusing faq. And I think this is a cool project. I'll use it just to learn better ways to make one-liners for use in other shell scripts and makefiles. Python has always been harder than the other languages I know to make one-liners, but on occasion it's quite useful.
I have no problem believing that he only wanted to aim at the stars. But only his will wouldn't have launched that rockets. He needed an infrastructure and money. And at the time, it was only in Germany that he got this.

He was the right man at the right place at the right time in the wrong political environment. He used the Nazi politics for his own means and as soon as it was obvious he dumped them for the Americans.

I don't know if has been translated but there is a great documentary from German television called "Der Raketenmann" (the rocket man) which depicts von Braun's life more critically than "I Aim at the Stars".
This is funny because I am literally on the phone with my bank to get them to lift the block on the charge for indian provigil. I didn't realize this was a big thing, but I am excited to try the provigil. I did ask my doctor for it for what its worth, but he said its too expensive to prescribe to me. I don't have insurance...
So it's made of people.
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In general more space between you and the airbag is safer. You want it to be fully inflated before you hit it. But they're designed to inflate in the time it takes a typical person to impact the airbag. Basically all you need to do is sit back in your seat and in a comfortable position and you should be okay.

Every now and then you see nervous drivers sitting forwards in their seat with their face near the wheel. It's scary to think what would happen if the airbag were to deploy. Just don't be that person.

Also, be careful sitting too far away that you're not locking your elbows. You might cause serious injury to your arms in even a minor crash.
There is a huge difference between parents working on homework with their young children like a tutor would, and a child "trying everything and leaving the answers they can't do for mum and dad". Most parents who are actually interested in the education of their children are likely to do their best to fall into the first camp, though the article discusses that it's harder for parents with less expertise to act as tutors rather than answer-givers.
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Prior to seeing that map I wasn't even aware the service operated in Europe. I wonder what the actual user numbers look like across the globe.
Did you just compare a language with a piece of hardware ? I hope you realize:

(i) how nonsensical such a comparison is

(ii) there are many algorithms for which GPU offers no speedup at all in fact the the data transfer can actually hurt. There are instances where using CPU's SIMD instructions makes more sense than GPU.
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@jannotti Couldn't have explained it better! Only clarification I'd make is you can use this for more than two cards.
At some point we should just kick China of the net, just for a week or so.

If you really want the Chinese people to protest, try cutting them of from the Internet for a few weeks. Let's see if that won't work.
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I can press two keys at once on _my_ piano. And I don't have to play at 5 keys/second.

But as someone who has a model 12 and model 15, I know what you mean.
bullshit. grandiose statement, but once your precious baby gets born with no legs your stance will be a tad different.

pharma topics are so hilariously ill suited for public discussion, so many half truths and misconceptions. like grandma discussing JS frameworks - or vaccinations.

fun fact: pharma offers tiered pricing, matching economic structures. HIV treatments in Africa are basically free.

india plays fast and loose with pharma patents, something not even china has done. so, if even the copy-happy chinese understand the benefits of a regulated pharma market, maybe there is something to it, no?

the pharma/biotech industry has saved more lives than any uber, airbnb, slack, whatever tech unicorn. the one industry that comes close is big-agriculture with GMOs and fertilizers - and guess what, the same awesome discussion happens there.

/sigh
how much does one have to pay banksy to hear the anti-corporate message?
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As do stop, start, and restart (as long as you have /sbin on your path)
>I don't agree. I think that this quote expresses a more modern understanding of human transgressions such as adultery than what was present in the culture at that time. It called into question whether in fact capital punishment was appropriate for a transgression of that sort.

Comes from the same set of books where anyone guilty of breaking one law is guilty of breaking them all, and comes from the guy who claimed to not only be the son of the one who made the laws that carried capital punishment, but who was there to give people a way to not be punished regardless of the crime. Nothing in His message was 'these crimes here are far worse than those crimes there'.

As for the bedroom bit, I find that almost no one believe that as soon as you have either money exchanging hands or some person who has been around the sun one too few times.
I can take your picture in public, that's fine. If I follow you around every time you go in public and photograph you, I think you could make a strong case I'm stalking or harassing you.
I have a SATA SSD on my Cubietruck and it has gigabit Ethernet.

The Allwinner A80 seems a step backwards to me as they don't seem to have included SATA, though you would be able to address 8GB of DRAM.
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I started using row machines at the gym for this exact reason. It's a really low impact workout but provides great cardio and involves your entire body.
This is a very insufficient article. Almost useless. It doesn't mention anything about hip and sacral alignment, which is absolutely critical to having correct posture. Unfortunately, sitting in a chair, as well as various other modern activities, completely messes up not only the alignment of the hip and sacrum, but conditions the soft tissue in those areas to hold a bad position. That's why it's so hard to have good posture for modern people - our bodies are molded into the wrong shape and are holding it.

Suppose an arch's keystone is pushed out of the place? The arch collapses, and can't support anything on top of it. The sacrum is that keystone.

For real progress towards fixing posture, have a look at the explanation presented by the Olympic athlete in this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MIZ6Fl2BTY
Agree. I've started 8 months ago for http://stronglifts.com/ and it was the best decision I gave.
Ask HN: How did you start your company alone?
Besides sticking with or not sticking with your 9-5 ... how did you stick with your idea? Despite naysayers, and people trying to drag you down?

Did you look for a cofounder and not be able to find a suitable one?

Please explain.
In the UK you can submit a Subject Access Request and describe what you looked liked and when you were there (and provide ID) to anyone whose CCTV you believe you'd have gotten caught on, and pay a fee to have them attempt to retrieve the footage (the fee, though limited by statute, will quickly make it the most expensive set of low resolution horrible quality holiday photos ever)

E.g. here's a form for Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council [1] but anyone holding personally identifiable information in the UK are required to handle subject access requests (and there are similar mechanism required in all EU countries to comply with the relevant EU directive)

[1] http://www.stockport.gov.uk/2013/2976/66897/subjectaccessreq...
It would seem the art world has finally become weary of Banksy. Some of his works now sell for millions at high brow auction houses all over the world. For someone who espouses the evil of Disney, it looks as though he has a lot in common with the very things he apparently stands against in his art.

Perhaps people are finally seeing the hypocrisy? FYI His net worth is estimated at somewhere north of $20 million:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/daniellerahm/2013/10/22/banksy-t...
On HTML5 blocking: FILE BUGS ON BROWSERS. Autoplay, animation, inconsistent video controls, etc.

Existing browser devs have been quite resistant to these suggestions.

Another approach: blocking advertising and annoyances hosts via /etc/hosts or dnsmasq. Latter will block entire domains. It also reads /etc/hosts.
If only there was a way to do p2p communication that you could use to send patch files. Uhmmm.
But they are.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/nou...
This will only work, if your desk is low. If your desk is too high, you will increase the stress on your wrists.
Circuit breakers are only needed to help people who are the victims of bucket shop scams (a deal where the victim loses money based on the price of a trade to which they were not a party). There's no other reason to care about what price people make trades at or if they make deals at other-than-market prices. In the absence of bucket shops, the answer to "these prices are bad, I don't want to sell at a bad price" is "then don't".

Circuit breakers are a symbol of a massive regulatory failure, mitigating and legitimizing a fraud instead of prosecuting it.
Yea, Beatles, T Swift, Ac/dc are all not on Spotify. I preface that in the article.
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You might also count the % or # of non-combatant population that was intentionally killed.

I also think that if palestinians were really suffering, they would agree to the terms offered to them. Repeatedly. The fact that they keep refusing to live in peace shows that things aren't all that bad.

Here is one fact - they are one of the most obese people on the planet: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=238_1406451164.
Well, i used believing in a relaxed fashion. I'm working on a really huge epigenetics consortium, and I think there's a growing set of evidence for neo-Lamarckism.
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I have the same problem and some of the techniques might help you: http://bookofhook.blogspot.com/2013/03/smart-guy-productivit...

(But my biggest problem is getting work done when I'm not interested in it anymore).
> pharma topics are so hilariously ill suited for public discussion, so many half truths and misconceptions

If the reason they're so ill suited for public discussion is the half truths and misconceptions, statements like this one aren't doing anything to help:

> once your precious baby gets born with no legs your stance will be a tad different
Yup. I emailed Dorothy at the beginning of the project to get the Whitburn database.
Here you are. http://www.kimsufi.com/
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Been using Noscript for a number of years, and it seems to do pretty much the same as Requestpolicy.
Than do that, but don't stop others. Have your originals, let those that need it have their generics. Just because you shop at waitrose doesn't give you the right to stop people shopping at Aldi!
well, that's the coolest thing I'm going to see all week.
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"Screw this $#!%"...

So, I heard this from several app and game developers at a mini-conference in Boston last week. But the language was a bit more ... colorful.
This reminds me of a story one of the math professors at the university I attended told once. He said he was standing in a class teaching the Math for Elementary Educators class, when someone asked him why they needed to know 8th grade mathematics. Apparently the elementary school teachers in my state are qualified to teach up to 8th grade, and so he needed to make sure they actually knew 8th grade math.
Many of these CCTV services are outsourced, which means private entities are recording you, me, and everybody else in public places. I don't know how paranoid are those friends of you, but you'd better be concerned.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England_Compounding_Center...

The implications of dirty drug synthesis and medication compounding processes are dangerous and real.

Deleted testing results are a red flag; however, keep in mind that lack of evidence to the contrary is not evidence of the positive. I see this more as regulation being used to limit international competition than anything promoting general human welfare.
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Ah. Didn't realize that. Billboard data, generally, is terribly inaccurate in terms of a measure of cultural popularity...back in the day, they used to call radio stations to ask what their top 10 were. But it's the best we've got in terms of data.
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If such a massive scale breach would happen, it would probably have to take weeks because GitHub probably has so much data. (I would guess on the order of hundreds of TB or a few PB).

It would be more likely to just have handful of high visibility repos.
I disagree. I don't think it is a stupid opinion to have. Feminists do not add anything of value to the tech industry, they never have, they never will.
I saw just on case of one founder company.

The guy was amazingly passionate and stubborn about his product (a company expert in making websites in the time CMS were not so pervasive in the market he operated on). He had this "boutique" idea of working with 10 or so customers only and not push for growth.

Of course, he did not grow and eventually his pool of customers shrank as he was being pressed by the competition of open and free CMS.

He operated in a very low cost budget: no cars, his house was both his office and home; he had freelancers filling the gaps for him (I was one of his contractors); and at a certain point he had 2 employees.

So yes, it is possible. But he was just unlucky with market sudden changes.
The conventional wisdom here seems to be that the more important an industry is, the less people in it deserve to make money. Helping people should be its own reward or something like that.
It's the Lumo Lift (http://www.lumobodytech.com/). I've heard mixed things.
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I don't think it's legal to import prescription drugs from overseas, FYI. So it might not be a good idea to discuss the transaction with your CC provider.
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But they're not using cameras in the same way. The cameras are always there. If police followed you 24/7 without sufficient justification you could sue for harassment. You have no recourse against the cameras.
The perpetually offended are becoming a powerful bunch.
Compiling high level instructions to different hardware backends is hardly an exclusive feature of python and lua libraries. Google would swamp you with hits if you were to search
>The author of this blog post might as well have used Clenshaw’s algorithm

So is that essentially sort of like Horner's Rule but for Chebyshev polynomials? e.g. instead of a0 + (a1 * x) + (a2 * x * x) + (a3 * x * x * x) + ... , use a0 + x * (a1 + x * (a2 + x * (a3 + ... so that the coefficients are used in the reverse order, and instead of having to maintain a sum and a value of x^n, we just have a single accumulator; in Clenshaw's algorithm we have the two accumulators bk1 and bk2, but they look similar.
After a lot of screwing around with desks and trays and other things, I finally just gave up and started typing with my keyboard in my lap. This has worked quite well now for a long time; everything seems to be in the correct ergonomic position, with a basic ergonomic split keyboard (though even the non-split keyboard on my laptop isn't too bad). For mouse usage, I just use it infrequently enough for this to be practical, by having a keyboard-heavy setup.
Please help me understand this obsession about building a secure software.

I understand there are sensitive information like bank account, email address(maybe? if you are important). But most of stuff on your computer is crap for, I'd say, 99% of the users(me included). And for an average user the convenience trumps everything.

All of this is fine if there is a perfect replacement for flash. No, there isn't. I don't like Html5, for one thing it is not as smooth, if you use progress bar to drag and drop, you can feel the difference.

Hence.. I really don't appreciated some security fanatics in mozilla disable flash weeks ago. I appreciate that you assume we are all Hillary Clinton. Really dude, I don't care my computer got hacked, there is all crap on it. Take a look yourself. Now if you excuse me, I'd like to watch some dancing cat.
Same here, Chrome 44.0.2403.157 m on Windows 7.
For the most part, you have the right to disclose or not disclose information on your private live to your partner as much or as little as you please.

You just can't demand there won't be consequences when they find out. And you can't force other people to respect your decisions if they find out.

So, no. If you cheated and someone finds out, they are under no moral obligation to shut up about it. There are of course exceptions (e.g. if you're a woman in a country that applies Sharia law) but as a general rule: if you fuck up and lie about it, you should think about it as a delay rather than a way out.
Sorry that there's so comments section.

The data is pretty clear in terms of source...Spotify in 2014...Billboard data via Whitburn.

The data was directly from one of Spotify's data partners.

Yea Spotify isn't a perfect indicator. This is the best proxy for present-day popularity that I can think of. I could have create an index that abstracted several data sources, but that would have killed the readability of the article.
I should!
Performance is much better compared to VMs. Lower overheads, no emulated devices, and memory and storage controllers are not shared with other VMs. If you don't need "elastic" scaling, i.e. you have a relatively constant (base) workload, bare-metal dedicated servers should have a much higher performance/price ratio.
Why is dark matter only found away from Earth?
So? Private company may very well put a camera in a public space and record everyone for any reason whatsoever, that's why we call it "public". How is it conceptually different from you taking photo of Eiffel tower (and every tourist around it)?
Yet the way I see it there is more OS research going on with unikernels and at Microsoft Research labs than with Linux.

Unikernels are just the logical continuation of exokernels, except designed to run under a bare metal hypervisor. Though still excellent to see libOS taken to its limits, I find the task of actually turning a full workstation operating system into a secure multi-tenant distributed cluster system to be more versatile, as you could then tailor it to both general-purpose and special tasks, libOS being firmly in the latter - deploying applications.

Singularity was great, though it seems to have stagnated.
This could also be because students are already familiar with doing numerical computations in MATLAB from courses they'd done before. It is conceivable that students that take a machine learning course have already done some numerical analysis or scientific programming, likely using MATLAB.
http://mozilla.github.io/shumway/ is something that is sorely needed, I feel
While I agree that it might be time for Flash (the proprietary plugin) to be retired, I'm totally against dancing on it's grave, as is the tone of this article.

We have to respect it for what it brought to the world.

Flash has enabled many technologies and companies, like online video (youtube?), music playback (....) , games, cartoons and so on.

I remember how amazed I was by the perfection of the first flash website that I've seen. You could interact with spheres, it made high quality sounds and had cool animations and transitions. That was in Netscape Navigator 4.

This was absolutely impossible with HTML back then.
It's still pretty difficult to achieve the same results with HTML5 today.

Flash enabled artists. Nearly all my artist friends have started or played around with flash. Some became animators, some game designers, some UX designers, etc.

I know programmers who were artists playing around with flash and then they got interested in ActionScript and are now full time programmers.

It was their digital classroom.

So let's not forget all this good stuff when talking about the old man. Let him live his final years of retirement in peace.

And who knows, maybe if Adobe open sources it, it might even rejuvenate and have a spectacular come back ?
At a previous job, we had a "technical task" which formed part of the interview process for junior sysadmins. It involved setting up a couple of servers, VPNing them together, and configuring appropriate routing so VPN clients could access a server on a remote network.

We used LXC for this, but that or docker is probably a sane approach. You get some (not all) of the separation you do from VMs with all the scarce resource requirements of different users. If you consider the implications carefully, you can even give users root inside these containers in certain circumstances.
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thanks, will consider that info!
I was going to comment the same when I saw yours ahah.
Yes, Horner’s rule is a special case of Clenshaw’s algorithm (which works for any three-term recurrence). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clenshaw_algorithm
Serious question for anyone opposes this. What incentive would pharma companies have to publish their secret formulas if Indian generics simply take the IP and drastically undercut prices, preventing the pharma companies from making any profit on the billions they invested in their research? What would compel these pharma companies to invest in any further research?
everywhere in the past, those list of hints without references said to sleep on your site with the legs pulled close to the chest with a a pillow between three knees. this one says to explicitly avoid that and provide no explanation