skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sign-in for phrase translations is because that's one of the limits of the free plan, you get 10 / day for free and you can upgrade to premium for unlimited.

I could try to make it more seamless by imposing this limit based on cookie or IP address if they aren't signed in yet.

Would love to know what else you found confusing about the UI?
That isn't true, according to their own documentation:

http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/USER_U...
Likely they would, if the buyer sued the seller. The buyer has an invoice stating that the goods were sold to him, and the seller had received payment into their bank account. It's pretty clear that title of the tickets had transferred to the buyer, and that he would be entitled to the proceeds of any illicit sale of those tickets to another buyer.

That said, IANAL.
Which part?

Because I'm more than willing to stand on those points as being accurate.

The assertion that you need someone to actually buy and hold stocks to have a stock market,

or the assertion that there aren't pension funds and ETF funds willing and able to put 100's of billions of money into the market?

These two types of investors act as dampers.

When the markets go south they are the ones who start buying up "bargains" and hold their existing positions because they aren't worries about 6 month returns they are worried about 25 year returns

> It sounds to me like you made it up.

You can think that if you'd like... Since trading on the equity markets is my day job, I'm pretty comfortable with my knowledge of them.
I think it's pretty apparent that success in this world revolves around satisfying the lowest common denominator. Pop music and bad movie sequels exist to feed this.
Maybe we should have start numbering those plunges? It's harder to follow them.
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Because someone needs to hold them in escrow, otherwise it's a 'he said she said' argument. How would SH know whether or not the seller actually withheld the tickets, if they've never seen proof that the tickets even exist? That or they just assume the buyer is always right and take a hit.
Postgrest has a very clever design. I want to see other tools going this route.
Apple Computer's "Lemonade Stand" [1] was pretty good educational software for learning how to run a small business, while mitigating the consequences of global warming.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dUbDDmXp2I
During your work in Avionics, were you subject to some form of regulation and perhaps worked within a quality system? If so, consider other fields where that experience is highly valued, such as medical devices.
If the Enigma machines were operated properly, they could never be broken. Breaking them were a result of German lack of discipline and irresponsibility, not machine's weakness (maybe a simple inscription on the cover of machine in the bold letters would help though, machine designers just expected too much from their enlisted, barely literate operators).
This. BTW, is anyone aware of a legalese parser and translator? Because I think it would be a hit.
Yeah, they developed the equivalent of RSA in 1973 but only declassified it in 1997 so no-one knew about it and the RSA patent held.
Talented hackers are not exactly unemployable.
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Where else is your average Chinese person going to trade stocks, especially given the government's capital controls?
Making robots with Segways was actually a thing at least around 2004-2006. Robocup is a robotics soccer league with several divisions that each have a different kind of challenge.

Briefly, there was a Segway league. Each team had a single robotic Segway and a single human driven Segway which had to cooperate to score goals on the other team. Here's the page of one of the teams with pictures and videos of the Segway robots in action: http://www.nsi.edu/~nomad/segway/
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There's no value in nutrition studies that don't identify an actual physical mechanism for the effect. Virtually all past and present nutrition advice is just superstition. Since we are only just now gaining an understanding of the microscopic mechanisms that actually run the body, we can hope for truly valuable nutrition advice in the future.
> No, you don't. The biggest benefit to using IPv4 as the routing-infrastructure and extra bits (maybe an IP option) to describe the host is that most of the Internet (routers, etc) don't need to get upgraded, only hosts. Routers don't normally mess with the packets so only the first/last wifi/switch actually need upgrading. This is a small number of devices (certainly much smaller than all!).

What does WiFi or a switch even have to do with this?
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Boston is filled with college students and skilled professionals. The skilled professionals work in tech, biotech, finance, and healthcare primarily. Boston is an amazing city that any one who is tiring of the SF/SV scene should seriously consider.
yes. If you build an obviously illegal service, stay under the radar for god sake.
A gallon per week by yourself, or for a household?

Milk isn't inherently bad but the things you need to know are:

A) Consuming it doesn't really affect your calcium levels.

B) Its basically just another sugary drink.

C) Excessive amounts of it can cause anemia.

D) Don't give much of it to small children due to reason C.

Here are some more details:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzyFZcuHmeI
When my room is dirty, I clean it. When it's really dirty, I pay a professional to clean it. I don't burn my house down and start over.
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hehe, yep I wrote a book about it.

Just Eat Less, its that simple .

http://weightloss40kgin40weekswithoutexercise.com/
>> Whether or not you like the US stock market, it is fairly transparent and not run by the whims of the government.

This.

This will be China's undoing. The hardest thing to try and control are open market forces - which China is clearly controlling and attempting to manipulate, with disastrous results.
> I used to take pictures of events I'd see flyers for, now I just say "Siri, remind me to research event x" and I don't even have to type - it just shows up in Things.app.

How does that work? Does Things look in the Reminders app to find new items? Or does it somehow hook into Siri?
"Where did my money go" budgeting has never worked for me. I've been way more successful with planning ahead every $ of income as I get it and then manually tracking expenses. Budgeting had to become an actual activity for me, and not just something done automatically by a webapp. I'm a huge shill for YNAB[0]. The software is really nice but basically it's a glorified (paid) spreadsheet. My fiance and I agree that the methodology it forces you to use, though, has easily saved us thousands so far.

[0]http://youneedabudget.com - they recently upgraded to a subscription based web app but I'm still using the classic version that's a one time purchase: http://classic.youneedabudget.com
Even more sad, according to our customers and sales leads, is the lack of a Canadian presence. It's getting harder and harder to believe that they have nothing in Canada.

I think we[1] are going to open Montreal this quarter[2]. Not much help if you need EC2 style services, but if you just need to store some data in Canada ... you'll have an option. Drive-up service too.[3]

[1] rsync.net. HN-readers discount. Email.

[2] with he.net bandwidth @ 10gb/s

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10259763
I think this might (should?) be standard phrasing for any app that accesses another company's API on your behalf...

We may not think of it this way, but this seems like correct legalese for any sort of assistant app, whether it takes your username and password, or you give it an API key.
We wish. A couple things that are stopping us: the transaction aggregator that we use (Plaid) doesn't support international banks, and the UK/EU in particular have stringent regulations on connecting to a bank account from a third party service.
Because you can still make money in the short term. The lack of transparency means that every dollar you invest there has extra risk attached to it. This discourages long term and large investments while promoting short term thinking and risky behavior.
What will prevent seller fraud? (The kind of fraud discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10857478 )

edit: The site's having trouble, but here's a link to the subreddit, https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenBazaar
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Your mentality is garbage, yo! Compile feedback and consider it deeply. Individuals are stupid but groups are smart. We're each individuals, dawg!
This is fixable.

Lots of companies try to become platforms that shouldn't. Evernote IMO is in the opposite group. It's basically a database for my mind. They should package their core offering (notes + notebooks + tags, ie. a text-editor w/ dynamic file system) into a sleek, simple product. And then build an ecosystem of add-ons people can choose from that are tailored to the many different ways people can use Evernote.

This also enables experimentation, without messing with the core experience.
The [sic] "dangerous" of meat consumption are not established and likely non-existent. Almost all "evidence" that meat is harmful comes from the type of poorly conducted, magic-statistics studies this article discusses. Also, meat is an awfully broad category. Fish is meat, and almost every reputable nutrition information source considers fish to be very healthy.

If it's your moral position to avoid animal products, so be it, but don't think you're doing it to improve your health.
MA beat out CA in the following categories:

* Percentage of state GDP spent in R&D.

* Percentage of "tech" companies vs total companies. This counts software, hardware, defense, pharmaceutical, biotech, renewable energy, etc.

* GDP / employed person.

* Percentage of STEM employees / total employees.

CA beat MA in the following categories:

* Percentage of STEM degree holders / total population.

* Patents / US Total and Patents / million people.

All categories were equally weighted.
Please explain how they are logical fallacies. Most of the site's content is literal quotes from leading medical and science professionals.

No stake in the low-carb game? You are kidding, right? Atkins is a for-profit, multi-million dollar corporation, akin to anyone else promoting a diet based on excessive animal product consumption.
Your article on HN reminded/convinced me to sign up, have just done so. One thing I noticed is that the 'Premium' option is quite hidden, I wouldn't have gone looking for the 'Pricing' page unless I was following this HN discussion.

I do think your pricing options should be more prominent. Perhaps you could have a 'Go Premium' link in the top bar for those who haven't signed up for this yet?
The headphone jack on mine broke every 5-6 weeks, period - no matter how careful or ginger I was with it. I used it in the same exact way that I've used every other phone or MP3 player that I've ever had, and it just couldn't hang together. It was really disappointing... I really wanted it to work for me. :(

I'm really glad that you haven't had that experience!
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Which makes sense, because the atomicity of the upsert is really the tricky part.
I wonder if author read http://www.primitivism.com/abolition.htm.
There is https://tldrlegal.com/, although it is manual work rather than automated.
The results aren't good enough to compete in games. Gamers don't care if the reflections and shadows are more authentic if the shading as a whole regresses by several generations.

Just compare the subjective quality of their "accurate rendering" to what that Nvidia GPU they showed can do with cheap approximations:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAAPTiuFdwU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slc--V2pi5c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfZD22zMnUY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwEuSxAEXPA
"If you wish to examine a granfalloon, just remove the skin of a toy balloon." — Bokonon (aka Kurt Vonnegut, Cat's Cradle)

Just because I mentioned specific individuals does not mean that I agree with them. I only acknowledge that they produced an effect that propagated beyond their own deaths through the actions of the devotees they acquired while living. I might also have mentioned prophets of various religions, though I may not follow any of them.

Skilled as I am at seeing the fnords, in the MLK address you quoted, under the obvious text, lies this subtext: Is my cause not great enough that you might be willing to die for it? If you are not, and have no greater cause to hold your loyalty, then you are more a walking corpse than a living man, and unworthy of my regard. It is very similar to "Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen." It is a recruiting speech. And every time a young black person gets "the talk", it is contradicted. According to MLK, every time black kids submerge their will in a police encounter, and come away from it alive, but humiliated, they will be dead inside until their bodies finally catch up. According to me, they will live long enough to either vote in comprehensive reform or to organize and rebel from a dearth of it.

Nonviolent resistance depends in whole upon the oppressors' general unwillingness to murder nonviolent protesters. Willingness to die only works insofar as the opposition is unwilling to kill. Gandhi's protests worked only because British forces in India were unwilling to massacre Indians wholesale. MLK's protests worked only because the segregationists were unwilling to kill in public, before the typewriters and cameras of nationally-published journalists.

If you are willing to die, and the other is willing to kill you, you would be prudent to arrange your affairs in advance, such that other people are positioned to impose meaningful consequences as a result. Otherwise, you are gifting your enemy with a tiny victory.

If you quit a job in the military-industrial complex for which you have some ethical concerns, such as one which enables dragnet surveillance, what is the meaningful consequence? Every failing of the project in recent months is scapegoated to you. The contractor hires a replacement butt-in-seat. The work goes on. Your sacrifice yields nothing. No one rises in gratitude to pay your bills. When you mention in job interviews that you left due to ethical conflicts with the former employer, you never seem to be a good "cultural fit".

Why then would anyone choose to do that?

I'll take the food and the decades. I won't go willingly to my grave, if doing so wouldn't be more meaningful than what I believe I could accomplish with the entire remainder of my natural life. Sometimes, you can't avoid it, but you should always try to not die as you work towards your goals. Don't fear death, but don't ask it out on romantic dates, either.
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You might want to look at structuring your pricing in a similar manner to gym memberships given that the product has a similar usage pattern. There was an interesting Planet Money[1] podcast recently that noted that many gym memberships are structured to be yearly contracts ... because people like that idea of putting money down so that they feel committed. You might be able to tap into some of the same psychology.

1 http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2014/12/17/371463435/episo...
"Bank-grade security"

What does that mean to you? Just an SSL cert of XXXX-bits?
Login/Register pages are not HTTPS-secured.

This is a huge flaw/oversight and renders me extremely skeptical of the service and those running it, because it is an Internet 101 type of mistake that no one should be making these days.

Let me guess, my password is probably stored in plain text in a database somewhere. If you don't make changes quickly, it's not going to take long for someone to take advantage of your lack of security.
Short article, mostly apologist for why scrum fails for so many. Blaming the victims.
Don't trade stocks. If this is no option for whatever reasons it would still be a problem contained in China if all the outside investors stayed away.
Cornell? It's pronounced "colonel" and it's the highest rank in the military.
Yes, Intel basically controls UEFI/ACPI and has been submitting patches to Linux for a while. http://pmem.io/
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They're absolutely well established; don't kid yourself. Look at the latest report from the World Health Organization on the carcinogenic properties of meat for just one recent example. All meat is high in saturated and trans fat, has animal cholesterol, has industrial pollutants which bio-accumulate in fatty tissue. It really isn't just the moral and environmental imperatives which should cause one to question the habit of eating animals - your own health greatly depends on it. Check out my post history for further citations and references if you're not convinced.
Maybe your password gets converted to its numeric phone keypad equivalent :V

http://colin.keigher.ca/2016/01/bank-of-montreal-has-horribl...
When I went to buy a Nexus, they weren't available on Verizon, so I went for the LG G2.

They are available on Verizon now though, it seems. It might be worth a look.

Thanks for the info.
Mainstream compiled languages (to native code) always supported static linking.

Maybe you mean developers of scripting languages?
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That last one surprises me - I'd have thought Amazon with Kindle and Apple with iBooks (on iPad in particular) would outsell Google on books. I'd probably have guessed iTunes top for films too but that's less surprising. Do you have a source for it just out of interest?
If you don't want to track your calories intake per meal
1) Prepare your food before hand
2) Eat the same meal often, so you only have to figure it out once.

I didn't bother counting calories. Just figure out the calory content for a typical serve and just counted that.

In the end its the same thing, but just less administration at eating time.:)
Why is Maryland highest is science and engineering degree holders? And how does that differ from STEM concentration?
> The routing tables don't get bigger

They do, because of route fragmentation, not because of address size.

> AS numbers are 32 bit anyway and unlikely to get bigger

No, AS numbers were 16 bit until well after the introduction of IPv6.
> My mother is allowed to be a drunk, nobody cares how it impacted my childhood.

I'm also in favor of child protective services.
I got the popup about translating phrases every-other word I clicked. That bit was pretty frustrating : (
Just saying that it can be garnered, I have no idea on whether it is used, although store loyalty cards obviously play into targeted coupons you receive at the checkout.
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I couldn't agree more - I tried mint for a while and I basically did nothing with it besides checking my transactions.

YNAB completely changed how I view my money. Now when I go to buy something, I don't just go spend. I see how much I have in that category, and if it's not enough, I either move money to it from another category, or not buy it.

It's been very helpful for me in my goal of saving more than 50% of my take home pay.
I second the price increase idea - or perhaps another tier for usage. Ideally the free tier should be enough for a very casual users, or enough to test, but once they get serious they are incentivized to purchase something. You could try doing a timed trial too - 30 day for free usage perhaps. As others have mentioned I wouldn't worry too much if you need to lower prices in the future - as long as you reduce the monthly fee that your older customers get I am sure they will be happy.

Also what kind of marketing are you doing? Often with projects that one is passionate about the drive is to build more features as opposed to build a user base. I think your product is developed enough feature-wise (I am certainly looking forward to trying it now that I have heard of it), and so I wonder what you are doing to build your user base. Off the top of my head I would suggest talking to people in language learning forums & communities, creating a newsletters / reminders to keep your existing users engaged, and possibly running targeted advertisements if you haven't already.
These rankings are pretty meaningless.

All of these metrics except for productivity are "density" measures. That is the size of the state matters (in a way that penalizes states with larger, more diverse economies).

A better ranking would be to use CSAs. Industry clusters are based more on region than states. State borders are relatively arbitrary with respect to technology clusters. CSAs are based on commute times so better reflect industry clustering.

Having said all that, I think MA is great. If I didn't hate the cold weather and East coast cultural conservatism I would consider moving to the Boston area.