skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes! This is why I was thrilled when Microsoft started making their own laptops. The only thing I had to kill on this Surface Book was this annoying little popop that offered deals on Microsoft Office, and that was simple to disable--it had an uninstall button right on it.
It seems a bit more inception-like than your numerics betray... The driver ring 0 is now a deeper dream than hypervisor ring 0.
A significant number of employers won't even consider a person for an interview unless they have that piece of paper with their degree on it from any given college.
I can however mention that with the Urhonimo project (currently dormant, but still quite cool) we had no issues with using the C++ backend. Although Andreas did make a bunch of improvements to c2nim and perhaps the Nim compiler too IIRC.

And oh, notice there actually is an LLVM backend brewing now!
Sixty “hink pinks”–rhyming word puzzles
This is one of the most-used and very effective 'tricks' in Ricky Gervais' shows (like The Office and Extra's). I truly believe that the camera staying 'on' after a moment of embarrassment is the single thing that elevates them to the level of excruciating (to some of us). I've been meaning to cut together some scenes where these 'gaps' are left out to see if the character's behavior would still be as excruciating.
I used to use dinghy, but setting it up required a lengthy process. Because I'm trying to migrate my department to Docker, I wanted to streamline the onboarding process, and ended up blowing away everything and switching back to Docker Toolbox.

Haven't had any problems since, and it's been easier to get people started.
That isn't exactly profit. As long as things are sold at realistic prices (ie, bulk iPhones are sold to the subsidiary at the same price they would be sold to a domestic buyer) then it should all be fine. It generally works out for multinationals headquartered in Canada, but granted there are far fewer tax loopholes here.
Powerful people are terrible at making decisions together
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Job Search Firm Says Tech Salaries in U.S. Leapt 7.7% in 2015
HTTPS provides more than just privacy
I'm 58 and my kid graduates high school this spring. And looking around at my workmates, I'm far from the exception, although I may be somewhat toward one end of the scale. Looking around, 50 seems entirely plausible, even if it's only a significant minority.

Data and people should probably not be divided into the majority and nothing else.
do any of these do anything better than http://hckrnews.com
Author here! Surprising thing when researching this was how fast some of the stuff talked about a year ago is already upon us in the upcoming browser releases:

- If you're running Chrome Canary, try visiting http://html5demos.com/geo (which hasn't yet been updated for HTTPS yet). Geolocation fails, consistently over HTTP

- Firefox nightlies has already started warning for sites that allow POST over HTTP:
https://www.fxsitecompat.com/en-CA/docs/2015/non-https-sites... (for type=password only, see dsp1234's note below)

PS. since this article has gotten so much attention: does anyone on HN know of a newer app than Driftnet or Etherpeg for reassembling images from HTTP traffic? I wanted something newer (that people could install themselves on a Mac) but couldn't find anything.
There's a really good book:

https://pragprog.com/book/dswdcloj/web-development-with-cloj...

It goes over most of the things you would want to know. Plus, yeah, Luminus.
Hence quotes ;)

But, so it is a commemoration. Alright, thanks for the clarification.
Designing for Crisis, Design for Real Life
>Why would you claim this? From what I have read 5-Hydroxytryptophan seem like a widely accepted supplement for issues with Serotonin and/or depression and mood.

The problem is lots of the core science behind brain chemistry is sort of bogus, non reproducible stuff. And a lot of it is sponsored by pharma companies who have an extra motivation for getting (and showing) only the "good" results.
Two-column proofs

I had never heard of that monstrosity before and having googled it, it looks worse than programming in COBOL.
can I ask you a dumb question since emeryth isn't on here (yet?)

mtd_write is that already on the device? if not where can I get the proper binary for its cpu?

ordered one for $9 shipped as a play-toy to see what it can do, will take a few weeks to get here though
> I am very happy to see browser vendors pushing for HTTPS adoption

Me too, but the fact that the update downloads automatically via plain HTTP ruined it a bit for me...
In general, suggest an on-going reading program of biographies/autobiographies of leaders in tech. Some obvious ones Jobs/Gates/Bezos.

Often overlooked these days, Andy Grove > http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/242433.Andy_Grove
Modern "clone": http://pulkomandy.tk/projects/GrafX2
High-DPI Support in Qt 5.6
Pull request guidelines for Bitbucket Cloud
Ask HN: Has anybody built Tinder/Imgur style mailboxes, GTD, email?
I was sitting at a coffeeshop with my mobile device earlier and I was just testing and going through all of my apps. I realize I enjoy the experience of using Imgur the most of all of my apps, I think because of the information-to-screen ratio. It allows me to focus on one thing at a time.

I want to spend more time going through my Trello cards or emails, but I find myself annoyed at how they're all sorta... batched together. I would prefer to be able to play around with them like index cards. Does something like this already exist?
What does Microsoft have besides Office/Windows? And what does Apple have besides the iPhone?
Spelling too is also memorization before higher concepts like grammar or essay construction. Perhaps its perceived as easier than math because it has a natural cognitive map.
Wouldn't you just follow that through to the leaves?
trainers do have resistance.
I really like this. I'm sure there's features missing like comments and some kind of visited indicator but I like the thumbs. Helps to give context to the headline.

I'm not getting 500 stories as the description described.

Is there a reason you're using the yeoman favicon? Did the generator put it there?

Should mention you're using koajs, http://koajs.com/, I'm sure folks who haven't used would like to check out your code.
The benefits of free trade are of course lopsided in the USA's favor. But the whole world gets a boost anyways, especially Nauru who can't produce much locally. If America was left to its own market, there would be no Boeing or Silicon Valley to speak of.

Ya, we could go back to local production, isn't that what North Korean juche is all about?
Correct me if I am wrong.

I don't think all declassified documents are publicly available. They sure will be produced if requested upon but I doubt all of them are just available to download as soon as they get declassified.
I always run Ubuntu.latest. 15.10 on a 2014 macbook pro at the moment.

1. I currently don't have a problem with that (the fans/temperature management). In my seven years of running Ubuntu on Macbooks, I've run into that in the past, but it's been a while.
2. I've never been a 'full' OSX user, but I understand that they are doing a lot of very nifty things with the touch pad, not surprisingly. My experience with the touchpad under Ubuntu is generally not as good as under OSX.
3. Can't comment on this one
4. As described elsewhere.

For most people, I would not recommend running any Linux flavor on a Macbook. I am a 'UNIX guy' for decades now. Hell, I even run a minimalistic windows manager (http://www.6809.org.uk/evilwm/)

For me, the upsides outweigh the downsides. I'm pretty sure that's not the case for most people though.
Is there a website that demonstrates what the app does?

I find the idea interesting, but I don't use an iPhone and hesitate to download apps to my Android phone due to some bad experiences.

But I'd probably provide feedback if I could.
This is why you need to taper off the drugs over 4 weeks. If it takes 4 weeks to start working, it makes sense it should take your brain the same amount of time to work properly without them.
Web Push Arrives in Firefox 44
It's tough to hear but no matter what your genetics or internal flora are, being overweight is still your fault. It may not be "fair" that someone puts on less weight than someone else eating the same diet, but ultimately you're the one responsible for maintaining your own weight (by controlling what you put in your mouth) no matter what the state of your gut microbes.

edit: not picking on you Onion2k...I end up commenting a lot on these stories because it really irks me when so many articles and people are looking for something external to blame for their weight problem. You may or may not be able to change your metabolism but you absolutely can change the number of calories you're consuming.
It's already on there. :)
as other have mentioned in this thread, Tern also is capable of inspecting your whole project to find a definition.
>Tern supports node.js module loading so this should work across modules.

This hasn't been my experience. I've tried various term commands and configuring tern to do things like eagerly loading project files, but it still only works for me in a single file. Do you have any links to docs on how to do this?
You make many claims that are not really validated. And what does "like themselves" even mean. People can be different or similar in many aspects, gender being just one of many. Is a man who hates math and loves football more like me than a woman who likes maths and hates football (I hate football and like maths)?

Also, perhaps women getting pregnant was and is a real issue. There might be real risks and costs attached to companies.

And you make the same mistake as the parent I replied to, looking at thing out of context: presumably there are jobs where women were less likely to be promoted, but at the same time you neglect that there are jobs where men are less likely to be promoted (or being hired to begin with). Overall, men don't get a free pass in society, otherwise there wouldn't be so many books and articles on career advice. It's not like "hey, you are white and male? - hired!".

The context mistake is particularly easy to see in IT: because there are many more men than women in IT, for every woman who doesn't get promoted there are several men who don't get promoted. But only if a woman doesn't get promoted it makes headlines and she can sue for sexism.
Firefox's updater uses a cryptographic hash that is transmitted over HTTPS to verify the integrity of the update files downloaded over HTTP.
> with what you might call the US-style conservatives (which is right-wing to far right-wing here)

Your comparison doesn't make any sense. I'm guessing you don't understand the right wing in the US very well.

That far right in Switzerland and you get into neo-nazi ideology, fascism etc. which is represented in the SVP and New Right types.

US conservatives are mostly not like that. US conservatism is a mainstream ideology that represents upwards of a quarter of all Americans. Most are in favor of vastly reducing the size of government (but not reducing the military or spying). Ted Cruz for example is not a nazi sympathizer and rather than in favor of a huge government ala fascism, would prefer to cut it in half. Fascism favors dramatically increasing the power of government, and the power of government over the economy; US conservatives typically are against that (even if it's not very well represented in the politicians).

In America, neo-nazi types, the KKK, skinheads etc have practically no power or representation in politics, they are fringe outcasts that are not accepted in any major party. That has been the case for decades. Unlike in countries such as Sweden for example, where neo-nazi parties hold elected power.

The Koch brothers are considered far right wing in the US - they're libertarians that believe in high degrees of social liberty, ending mass-incarceration and the war on drugs, and a small government.
Carte Jaune – A React Native and Redux App Utilizing Sagas
You should consider using keyboard navigate files CTRL+P - shows list of recently opened files and it's a fuzzy search dialog - no mouse involved.

My gripe with VisualStudio code file tree is that it doesn't have icons - this is actually pretty huge for me - I use the file tree when I'm reorganizing code structure and need a good overview of things - for all it's failings as a text editor Atom file tree is really nice with the icons addon - hopefully something like that shows up for VSCode.

That and YouCompleteMe for C++ and I'd switch all the way to VSCode, and I have no doubt that is going to happen so I'm just waiting now (too little time to work on it ATM otherwise I would start it)
The music of the trailer reminds me of Goonies II on NES.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNyFRhRK9kE
@nikgraf also recorded a walkthrough of how he made it, really interesting insights! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaiVZ4RkZ6M
Remembering the multiplication table up to 12 seems to be an American thing. We only did up to 9 and from then on learned how to multiply many-digit numbers going digit by digit.
>Actually, tern has tern-find-definition which works not only in a single file.

I haven't been able to make this work outside my current file. Perhaps I'm just configuring tern wrong :(
It's pretty easy to incorporate in the US and if your primary market is here there's not much point to incorporating elsewhere (you won't save on US taxes).
Well, if you can consume a decent dose of MDMA every day for all your life, like you can with alcohol (e.g. a glass or two of wine with your meal), without adverse effects, as tons of millions of people do with alcohol (e.g. in Spain, Greece, France, etc), then I don't see what's the concern.
Well the biggest reason people put on weight is because they don't understand how calories work from a lack of education, which is why poor people and immigrants generally become the most overweight. People who don't speak English well won't run into scientific articles that talk about calories, so they aren't even thinking about the subject.
350 million people, almost all of them speaking the same language, unprecedented business transportation infrastructure, high amounts of disposable income among the top 20%, and the weakest labour rights in the developed world?

How can you possibly claim that the US is no longer important?
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It definitely can be the case. Absorption of calories depends on the person so the same people who eat 2k calories could get roughly 2k calories OR LESS depending on the gut bacteria and other variables.

I do agree with you on people's reported caloric intake. Most people inaccurately record their eating habits. I use an app to get an idea of what my day was like.
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MonoDevelop's Vim mode just kills me - probably the worst Vim mode I've used in any editor.
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Far from impossible, it's even reasonably intutitive. Wikipedia has an excellent graphic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Fourier_transform_time_an....

Then for people for which that's too abstract, I find this graphic helps a lot in explaining. http://static.nautil.us/1635_42a3964579017f3cb42b26605b9ae8e...

You picked a really bad example for the unintutiveness of mathematics.
It's also on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/werner-herzog-film-collect...
As you realized, beauty is relative (to ugliness). I can't quite grasp how you missed this relative aspect by going further with your assumption of "everyone is beautiful". People will always find distinctions and there always will be a scale of beauty (or whatever else).
Atom has been awesome for me for JS and Rust, and that's after being a years-long user of IntelliJ products (and vim -- but I don't ever truly ditch vim).
Mercurial's storage format was broken from birth; it dealt with the concepts of individual files and history on them. Git's storage format was much more basic but more flexible, with the result that it was possible to implement the Git storage engine in different languages (cgit, jgit, libgit) as well as a minimal transfer protocol.

http://alblue.bandlem.com/2011/03/mercurial-and-git-technica...
Chrome Intent to Ship: Brotli
It is a spacer gif: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacer_GIF
I like http://hn.premii.com because it runs articles through the Instapaper API so you don't have to leave the site to read an article. It's also vastly faster than any of the above.
Another similar device is the gl.inet AR-150

$24 but you get 2xEthernet, USB host, stable openwrt, a button + 2 state switch (handy for triggering scripts) and the option of an external antenna.

https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/gl-inet/gl-ar150

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/GL-iNet-GL-AR150-150Mbps-WiFi...

I'm so tempted to order this for $9 but I don't really have a use for it!
try spacemacs!

http://spacemacs.org/
There’s No Such Thing as Virtual Torment
The value of growing up in the U.S. (or starting a business here) isn't measured by the economic value of services you receive directly. Most of the value is in the social order cultivated by the country's people and institutions. Even things like liberal social attitudes create value--you likely couldn't have started Facebook in a country that expects half the population to veil their faces. Forget about Tindr.

Indeed, even those wealth transfers to old people create economic value. Those wealth transfers still exist in countries without Social Security--they just happen "off the books" through familial relationships. And that has a lot of downside. The burden of caring for elderly parents disincentivizes young people from taking career risks and limits geographic mobility. Not to mention: try creating Tindr in a society where everyone lives with their elderly parents.

Being born in the U.S. (or Germany or a handful of other countries), has an enormous impact on your lifetime income, keeping everything else constant. That has intrinsic value.

Creating social order costs money. Benefiting from that social order up through the point you're successful, then taking that success--which society has invested in--to the lowest bidder tax jurisdiction is freeloading. That's why I presented the hypothetical about people bidding on tax rates at birth. Choice is fine and competition between countries is fine, but letting people and capital move freely after they've found out how everything turns out does not incentivize countries to create the conditions that maximize prosperity and opportunity. It incentivizes countries to poach successful people (and companies) from other places, after another country has put in the initial investment and taken the initial risk.
The reason it doesn't last is that you're building a tolerance. Your brain tries to adapt so that it can bring you back to "baseline". If such mechanisms weren't in place, then a change in diet could have a massive impact on our moods and mental stability.
Spotify launches video shows on iPhone and Android
Maybe in barbaric parts of the world where people reproduce absurdly young in their 20s, but in most of the West reproduction is moving later in life in their 30s or 40s. If you start having children at 30 and have three kids at say 30, 34, and 38, at 50 your youngest would be in middle and high school and your oldest would be halfway through college (hopefully).
Im pretty sure that is it.
Crom: package manager that doesn’t need its own registry, uses GitHub instead
TypeScript Redux – Creating a Time Traveling App
I literally just installed tern in atom a few minutes ago and it works. This is the .tern-project file I generated, but I have no idea if it's optimal.

{
"ecmaVersion": 6,
"libs": [],
"loadEagerly": [
"node_modules/lodash"
]
}

I'm definitely getting lodash method lookups and they work well.

I hear it's not a good idea to throw all of node_modules at tern -- but the same applies for WebStorm.
Not to be too blunt, but you are supporting the parent's point about the existence of neanderthals who still believe that women are a bad idea, because they might get pregnant. You've just given legitimacy to that exact opinion!

Real risk or not, it's the cost of doing business in America - it is illegal to discriminate against women on that basis.
If this is true, lets just levy an international shipping tax on goods shipped under the protection of the US Navy. Anyone who doesn't pay their (purely voluntary) Navy tax will also be left to the pirates if that situation arises.

This tax will then be added to the cost of shipped goods.

If the wealthy are actually the people consuming those shipped goods, then they will in fact be the ones to pay. If you are wrong, and the primary beneficiaries of international trade are actually middle class consumers, then middle class consumers will pay.
While the point of the article is not incorrect, I would say the title is

#0 and #1 are intrinsically part of HTTPS

#2 and #3 are just because Google and browser vendors simply limit these things to HTTPS. It is not like it can only come with HTTPS.

Finally, #4 is a side effect of #0.

So the only thing really provided BY HTTPS is encryption and authenticity.
Silicon Valley founders who grew up poor can’t shake “mindset inequality”
https://xkcd.com/1494/

Seemed relevant.
No, we are talking about career women here, so they are more likely to have children later in life. I don't think the typical female CEO candidate had her first child at 18 years old.

If you had your first child age 35 (I think the official limit before physicians consider you late for having children), at 50 your oldest child will be 15.
*Doctors are NOT some powerless group of victims
Actually nowhere near enough research has been done to understand what, if any, long-term damage frequent MDMA use can cause.

In the very short-term it is quite neurotoxic, and consuming too much can cause immediate problems. It looks like short-term problems can be minimised by taking a few weeks in between uses, and according to at least one study it looks like all damage can be undone by just a few months of abstience.

However there's really not enough data about lasting affects, if there are any, or about how frequency of use could impact your brain's outcome, or.... etc.

Anecdotally I've heard many stories of people using MDMA too often and "losing the magic", that it just stops giving them the effects they used to enjoy.

One other thing to note, you wrote "if you keep taking it, it will stop working altogether eventually, regardless of an increased dose" I'm no expert, and could well be corrected on this, but I suspect that is much more the case with the positive effects than with the downsides. For example MDMA is a drug known to have a "sweet spot" for most people, unlike many drugs (from booze to weed to cocaine) where different people build up different tolerances/preferences and therefore have a large range of doses, MDMA is generally thought to have quite a small range of good doses, after which increases will cause more/worse side affects without adding anything positive to the experience.

Edit: https://dancesafe.org/drug-information/is-mdma-neurotoxic/ is good for brief further reading (good sources cited at the end to follow), as well as https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/mdma/mdma_neurotoxicity1.sh...
What we really need to rethink is imprisonment in general. The elimination of corporal punishment has led to this state of affairs. Nothing is more cruel and unusual than stealing a person's time. Whip wounds heal. And oftentimes, the violence experienced inside is worse than a whipping.
VS Code has great TypeScript support (since both of those are Microsoft products)
Does factor analysis/principal component analysis help any? The article begins by talking about how looking at a single variable (vitamin E) that is strongly correlated with a bunch of other variables (healthy lifestyle) points one in the wrong direction. If you attempt to capture "all" (I know - not a priori possible) the relevant variables, are you going to do better?