skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I haven't tried it personally yet but I recently read an article about a startup trying to help folks with Social Anxiety. If that's something that affects you, check it out: https://joyable.com/
I hope anyone blocking ads decides to register, or unblock ads. They have a helpful banner that pops up when you visit the site using an ad blocker, that directs you to a page[1] that very nicely explains that while they appreciate your cjoice, they use ads to fund the site, and provide a couple alternative ways to help them. One of those is to register, which they say allows browsing with less ads (I'm not sure if the implication is you'll register and then turn off the ad-blocker, but it seems to me to be clearly offered as an alternative).

In any case, they've very clearly set expectations.

1: http://phys.org/help/adblock/
Very interesting! The missing piece seems to be versioning on the libraries, for example:

lib:apache/aurora/0.5.x

Without this, I can imagine a new version of Aurora introducing a new required config field, the Flabbergast library being quietly upgraded to handle this, and then users seeing inconsistent behaviours.

Remember that config file formats are one of the least well-behaved pieces of a software's public API (prone to breaking changes in even MINOR releases), so it seems sensible to build this in from the start.
HP Deskjet Printers. They were good at the time and for a long time the best... good ol times :D
non-automated review and provide the necessary resolution in coding that they can be identified and distinguished without that review and the associated cost.

What type of review - automated or manual - requires the categorical specificity of distinguishing between 359+ different types of marginally varying finger trauma from bites? This is just madness. That anyone would even suggest that that level of specificity was even useful, never mind required, is bureaucratic madness.

Step back from the tree and you can see the forest burning.
Marshmallow Brings Data Bindings to Android
Particular brain connections linked to positive human traits
The microservices approach has 2 major benefits - 1. Those boundaries running over services allows you a lot of flexibility in read caching using commodity software like Varnish or Mongo (generally assuming REST here) 2. It allows for a polyglot architecture (ok it's a benefit or disadvantage depending on your outlook)
Implementations of white-box AES constructions and their cryptanalyses
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Does anyone else find it ironic/hilarious that YC considers customer complaints about their product to be "off topic".
Long live the Palm Pre. WebOS and the card system was years before iOS had something similar. Palm created something good but still need improvement. HP made situation worse.

That and their rush job and initial over pricing of the HP Tablet (which then lead to the infamous $99 fire sale)
A flight is a much more controlled environment, and one that will have immediate access to medical personnel the moment they touch down. 100 miles out at sea is not exactly a controlled environment, and access to medical personnel is not a matter of a short wait.
Venezuela sues DolarToday over claims of cyberterrorism
> Increasing investment today will indeed increase production in the future - that's the whole point.

So you agree that for the investment to be worth it (and thus made), consumption in the future must increase (or at least appear that it will increase to the investor)? That was my point.

> The production is either consumed, invested, spent on government or exported.

I talked about money, not production. Money can be saved, or in today's world more likely, ran around in circles through the financial system, without ever causing more consumption to happen.
Perhaps simply from our own experience? For the conscious mind, the body seems to be something under its control.
I share your dislike of riots and the of the idea that they're an effective form of protest, but you might like to reflect on why our Oakland PD has been under federal supervision since 2003, although use of force has declined precipitously in the last couple of years (http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Sharp-downturn-in...).

Because of the history of radical politics in Oakland, and because the OPD is basically on federal probation, whenever there's cause for a protest quite a lot of people from outside the area converge on Oakland because it's relatively easy to run wild here and not get caught.

I live near the Children's hospital so when you saw that TV coverage of the police and would-be rioters trying to outflank each other to get access to Telegraph or the freeway ramp night after night, you also get a good look at my front yard. Be assured that I am as fully aware of the local impact as it is possible to be.
> Struck by duck

Could mean lovestruck? :)

> Struck By Turtle

Eagles have been known to drop turtles from flight, in order to crack them open. The ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus is supposed to have been killed by a tortoise in this manner.
Is Facebook killing your iPhone’s battery or are you?
Let's see some screenshots of your Twitter!
Hurricane Patricia: Tropical Storm to Category 5 in 24 Hours
Oh, that makes sense, haha. While reading it I was like "why is this journalist so blindly positive about this new system?"
The HP-28S
A social anxiety group therapy setting can be really useful for practicing social skills. For example, you might have a semi-scripted conversation with another person in the group, and then the rest of the group gives you both feedback. You'd either find you're better at conversation than you think you are - which helps with confidence - or you'd get useful practical tips.
There are a few startups that do this.
gliimpse
picknick health
CCTV Botnet in Our Own Back Yard
> users treat Medium.com with an increased level of importance.

I've heard this before. Where does the importance come from? Is there some kind of quality control in place about who is able to sign up for a Medium account or post content?
SaaS vendors.
I read your comment sa "enrage their employees." I wonder how this went over internally. After all, involuntary attrition increased 50%.
Re: your second link;
Breivik is not in Halden prison - which is pretty fancy, even by our Norwegian standards.

Also; that whole debate about punitive vs. restorative justice, logic and empiricism.
Popcorn time chaos leads to shutdown
It's a loaded word. A massacre on TV highlights the plight of the people under attack, be it genocide or otherwise. Would you describe the raising awareness from the descending media as a positive thing?

It's possible to separate the benefit of increased awareness from the negativity of the event in question. Your spin is more akin to "people think riots are good".
From what I understand "HP" is the old combined business and the new consumer business.

HPE and H-P refer to "Hewlett-Packard Enterprise" the new spin off.
While it seems overkill, it is unambiguous. Errors are easy to make in medicine.

When I was a neuro tech, I remember doing a nerve conduction study on a patient, on one arm only, and the patient had no abnormality, when went into my report. The doctor doing the final report for the record copy/pasted from his list of stanzas, and forgot to switch 'left' in his copypasta to 'right', which I caught. This particular doctor was perfectly competent; it's just that there's a thousand ways to make errors like this (and yes, copying from a list of stanzas isn't the best method, but neither is individually typing out the same diagnosis paragraphs again and again).

Being unambigous with which side of the body and which body part is very important in medicine.
Popcorntime.io is dead. Long live Butter project
Rackspace Inc. announced earlier this year that it would no longer sell such services

What?
Tl;dr is an antipattern, and it's easy to see why.

Lead with a strong point. Pique youre reader's interest. Then, and only then, will they lap up your wall of text. Tl;dr is a gag, a joke, mockery of bad writing style. If you find yourself using it in a serious way, as a crutch, stop, rewrite, don't go down that path.
That was hilarious. The comment about crowd sourcing made me fall over laughing.
The problem is it still doesn't become "fun". It always feels like work for me to talk to people I'm not already comfortable with, so I generally avoid it out of laziness. And I don't see enough gain in forcing myself to. You can't collect people like you can collect money. I think the biggest issue I have is socializing feels like a wasted effort to me. Like I put energy into something that is fleeting and then gone. There were times in my life when I had really good friendships, but now it feels like too much work and uncertainty to establish new ones.
As a non-gamer power-user, I'm glad to see HD graphics developing in this direction. I expect that this Skylake Xeon will be the basis of my next build.
The Words That Will Get You in Trouble on Venmo
Meh, he also put a computer on every desktop.
Infinite list item scroll
The more you write, the better you get. Your first ten thousand pages are going to be shit anyway, so better get them out of your system before you start publishing. For the sake of your editor, if not for the sake of your readers.
Bad guess then!

The answer is that the dataset must be very similar to the Algolia one, since both get their data from the same source: the Hacker News official API on Firebase.

(but Algolia keeps it up-to-date in realtime, while I haven't written anything to keep the BigQuery one updated - yet)
Project Update on Librem 13: Some units are already in the hands of users
Creed: the fastest JavaScript control flow lib to date
Programmable blockchains in context: Ethereum’s Future
Headline is a blatant lie. Article is a self-advertisement for a system that promotes ongoing performance reviews instead of a single annual review.

This isn't even submarine, this is sailboat PR.
Migrating production services to AWS Elastic Beanstalk without downtime
While FHIR is certainly making health records development more approachable and sane for developers, it isn't going to fix the large-scale data interoperability problem. Even if we completely suspended disbelief and assumed it was perfectly and consistently adopted across all EHR products, it still is just a structured way of exchanging data like HL7- the much more complicated issues preventing semantic interoperability of clinical data still exist.
> Just stop caring what people think.

You know what social anxiety (disorder) is about, right?;P
Have you ever tried Hemingway's own works with that? It is... instructive[1].

[1] http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=10416
I don't know if you understand the scope and intent of their authority if you're implying this is not clearly inside of it. They exist to make sure that people retain reasonable access to communications. That includes stepping in when government agencies would seek to limit them in a way which harms the people. This is a clear instance of just that. There is absolutely no way you can conclude the rates are reasonable/justified. At $2+/minute, they could maintain an arsenal of prepaid cellphones with unlimited time.

They've used this authority for a very long time, and the most basic instances of this are municipalities trying to enact regulations that prohibit people from putting up antennas required for otherwise lawful radio communications.

It is still the responsibility of the prison to maintain and provide access to the phones as long as inmates are guaranteed that right. There's no question of who's accountable there. The prison and department of justice/corrections/etc depending on what type of facility.
Believe it or not, these codes are used to define contracts and aid in payment all the way from patient to broker.
That's what the "web" link under the title does for you, just for that reason.
Show HN: View Inspection Toolbar for Android Development
Key stretching combined with hardware security (i.e., it's hard to extract the encryption key from the chip).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_stretching
If this resonates with you, consider joining/donating to the ACLU!

https://www.aclu.org/donate/
Damn, I forgot that. So it's not completely insane.

Except in that, as I note elsewhere in this subthread, it has no more to do with providing better healthcare than the myriad insane variations of finger injuries that started this subthread.
Looks like http://popcorn-time.se/ is still up and the app is still working.
7 Lessons Learned from Managing Engineers
When you're attempting to be social and someone brings the attention to how weird/awkward you are and then pauses like they expect you to respond to it when you're just trying to float around in the background.
Rackspace has gradually transitioned from "cloud with optional support" to "support with cloud thrown in" to "support for AWS".
Their server hardware has always been excellent. I'd pay extra if they didn't take 3 minutes from power on to booting :)
Kong 0.5.2 released
The microservers weren't too bad: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/products/proliant-servers/product-d...

For those of us that just have to have a web server in our bedrooms.
The Seller Who Allegedly Defrauded Square Out of Millions
> What type of review - automated or manual - requires the categorical specificity of distinguishing between 359+ different types of marginally varying finger trauma from bites?

Quite likely, review for medical necessity of the particular treatments billed for those bites. Which probably have wildly varying costs, and different indication; precision of diagnostic coding reduces the degree of circumstances in which it is necessary to require additional supporting documentation to be sent and have a human review it; manual review adds time and cost to claim processing, and is something everyone -- payers, providers, and patients -- benefits from reducing.

> That anyone would even suggest that that level of specificity was even useful, never mind required, is bureaucratic madness.

Only to the extent that medical insurance is inherently "bureaucratic madness".
Hopefully this doesn't affect their whole memristor project. While the increasingly vaporware status of The Machine (dun-dun-dun) has been disheartening, I like that they were trying to move past von-Neumann (sp?).
Sometimes, sites accept feedback related to their ads, and will take actions based on that feedback.

pyhs.org might consider this, if they don't do it already. I feel this to be the most constructive way to deal with complaints about ads, aside from accepting donations or providing a subscription service that removes ads (a la YouTube Red).
I'm glad Apple has both virtually unlimited resources and a clear desire to win this. It may not be existential risk to them, but enh.

If this goes badly and loses on all appeals it is over.
Minor correction: "IOS supports six-digit, four-digit, and arbitrary-length alphanumeric passcodes"

Also note how they mention "six-digit" before "four-digit". Six digits is the default on new installations now (http://arstechnica.com/apple/2015/06/apple-to-require-6-digi...)
Memorizing can take you pretty far. Mastering and extending a body of knowledge doesn't have to come from independently postulating a few principles and working things out from there (though that can be very fun and satisfying). Focus first on imitation, memorization, then figure out how to apply it. After you can apply it, figure out how to adapt it in certain circumstances. You might even evolve and extend the knowledge, especially as you integrate other things.

One hack I'd suggest for fulfilling the craving of doing things "from scratch" when you're frustrated at a particular problem is to go back to one you already solved, but pick some class or method or set of methods of Java's library you used and make your own version. New problem! Data structures can be the most common. Used a java.util.Stack object? Write your own Stack class. Instead of `int Integer.parseInt(String);`, write your own. Try a hash map when you're a little more experienced. Pretty much everyone with the hunger writes their own string class eventually (usually in C++). Or try to solve the whole problem again in a language that gives you less, like C. It's good practice for college and tech interviews too. Too boring? Waste of time? Good, you'll appreciate it's there next time so that you don't have to keep reinventing the wheel and can just use it as you go about inventing some new thing made of wheels. The only danger is if your appetite is totally consumed, you'll swing the other way always searching and waiting for the right set of already-built dependencies you just have to glue together, and even then you could just hope for a framework that does that, your tolerance for exerting any programming effort for 'boring' stuff will go away, and everything will be 'boring'. That's not a great state to be in if you have aspirations of building rather than simply using.
I would hope The Martian would get a do-over by a professional editor. As it is, its translations will forever be better than the English original.
You have to put it into perspective. There are job creators, and there are takers.
He addresses the tone you're referring to

>A final word:

> A lot of this may sound incredibly arrogant. Perhaps it is.

> I don’t dig coal for a living and the Taliban doesn’t shoot at me as part of my job. I’m lucky.

> But Journalists have to parse a lot of information quickly now. It helps the sender out if they are told, in black and white, the best way to get noticed and maybe even read. That’s what this exercise was about.
Ask HN: How do you approach a new framework/language?
I am currently in the processes of learning NodeJS and it is proving to be confusing at times. I have been strictly a Python developer for quite some time now, but I have to use NodeJS for my current project. I am just wondering how you all deal with approaching a technology that is unfamiliar to you. How do you approach the documentation, and what tips do you use to make your life easier?
> Whenever I find a lithographic print of a quadrangle I am interested in, I buy two or three because I know I may not be able to find them in the future.

An opportunity for someone?
"can't"

too big to fail, yes?
Not defending the double taxation, but I just wanted to point out that it's not limited to the lottery. We are taxed on what we earn (multiple times even: State taxes, Federal taxes, FICA, and municipal income tax in some places). Then we are taxed on what we spend (sales tax). Sometimes the state gets to tax the same transaction twice or more; if I sell a car to another person, I pay income tax on what I get, and she must also pay title tax, which here in Georgia is 6.5% of the value of the car. If I buy a car from a dealership, I pay sales tax as well as title tax.

Pretty much all tax systems are double-dipping, corrupt cesspools. But what's the alternative?
An experienced packer would take them in on a mule train, with the cameraman on horseback.
How would that work? The existing provider would have to provide an API or export feature, or else you'd be back to re-entering shit by hand. My problem is that most (if not all) of these existing systems seem to lack any kind of API or ability to dump data in a machine readable format. :-(
One of my favorite professors assigned papers with maximums. The maximum was a hard stop. If your paper was longer, she tore off the overage and graded the paper as it was.

I quickly learned to be concise.
Quantum Link – Online Community for the C64/128 (1985-1995)
So, pretend I'm a doctor and tell me, will I get paid more for S61.354D Open bite of right ring finger with damage to nail, subsequent encounter

Or S61.355D Open bite of left ring finger with damage to nail, subsequent encounter ???

And with such specificity, why include this code:

S61.359D: Open bite of unspecified finger with damage to nail, subsequent encounter

I'm assuming "other finger" is the one between your little and middle ones, and we'll all sleep easier knowing that, while not found with jhulla's search, your left and right thumbs have not been neglected.
I actually went to undergrad with the lead author - he lived right down the hall from me and was a chemical engineer. I wonder what incentivized him to switch to biology?
Deep Feature Synthesis: Towards Automating Data Science Endeavors [pdf]
Algorythm is described here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10441812
I read it as

(Dechoker medical device could end deaths) by choking

when it really should be

Dechoker medical device could end (deaths by choking)

English really needs better syntax.
As someone who really has social anxiety, this is not it. I have absolutely no issues understanding non-verbal communication. I'm simply scared of certain social situations, for no rational reason. There are relatively mundane group scenarios that will leave my heart pounding and my hands almost shaking, though I do my best to hide it, and over the years I have become pretty adept at just dealing with it.

With that said, I do not mean to diminish the difficulties the author here has experienced. I just think that anxiety is not the most descriptive label for them.
I actually used to pay insurance claims. Sometimes, the question being answeed is how many fingers we are paying for. To know that, we sometimes need specifics.

There were enough fraud claims where someone was wanting to be paid for a third leg amputation that we joked we needed LL (left) R (right) and M (middle) as our designations instead of just L and R.
The Science Behind Why We’re So Obsessed with Bacon
A Weighted Decision List
All of the github event data is also on bigquery as well.
https://www.githubarchive.org/#bigquery

Now for someone to analyze github <-> HN correlations.
OK, that's a good argument, although the system of coding each as a separate code without a "system" is crazy (for a bit I thought they were at least using Sinister/Dexter, but that didn't seem to be the case). But probably required due to legacy systems.

Although I'd say this is still an experiment in which will result in the fewest mistakes. Maybe someone should have paid Kaiser or the like to try this out first to find out some of the consequences?
Whatever is printed by `fc-match system`.
Generally, you don't get paid an amount for a diagnosis, you get paid for the services you bill.

Whether a payer accepts that the specific services you billed for are medically appropriate and thus pays them depends, often, on the diagnosis they are treating. (And, often, there are three possibilities: the payer pays the claim directly, or the payer requires additional supporting documentation which is manually reviewed before making a decision, or the payer denies payment outright.)

The more detail diagnostic coding provides (and, for that matter, the more detail procedure coding provides), the more an automated system can move cases that would otherwise be in the manual review category (which adds costs for all parties, and delays) to an automated decision (which is quicker and cheaper for all parties.)
Do you count Agilent products as HP? Probably not, but if so they make a bunch of pretty solid instruments. And arguably the name "HP" should be associated with the entity that today we call "Agilent."
and reddit too

https://www.reddit.com/r/bigquery/comments/3cej2b/17_billion...

and wikipedia, and weather, and...

https://www.reddit.com/r/bigquery/wiki/datasets

:)
Can players own a team instead of the traditional owner model?
Very Cool. I really like that use case. Works really with with iMessage
Epic actually had a FHIR mini-conference of sorts with a couple organizations this week. Prototypes have already been available to test with for a few months for customers to make their own apps with.
Yet another reason for why you as the device owner should be the authority over your own phone.

If you're the only one to decide what software runs on it, this crap can't be enforced against you.