skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
None search engine comes close to Google atm.
Also Google marketing and SEO employs a much, much bigger number of people than people working as a freelancers related directly to Apple I assume. (not employees, the freelancers and companies that use the Google/Apple as platform to run their businesses)
Smiled as I read this, seeing as I'm on Slack largely due to my "extended family" from my previous job (everyone else left but we stayed in touch over Slack).
Turning Firefox into Config Simulator 2016 would just alienate nontechnical users, not empower them.

I don't see how it's patronizing to say, "You can set this the way you want if you care, and people who don't care aren't faced with a bunch of choices they don't want."
Google search has moved _far_ beyond grep.
Seriously, I don't need anything Google related. Not search, not devices, not email, not even analytics (thank you Piwik)!

But if Apple disappeared I'd be screwed.
They don't become as popular as C++ very often, though...
Sorry for off-topic, but what the heck happened to Imgur? It used to be a great simple way of uploading photos, now it seems the product people managed to fuck it up thoroughly. I browse Random Mode daily, and sometimes the front page, so I get the social aspect, still there is such an insane amount of cruft there.

https://i.imgur.com/T98DOZ5.png
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Something that's possible with some static engines but not really catered to is the ability to include the contents of other markdown files into a page-

----page----

# Title

<< contents of /markdown/file >>

<< second file >>

<< third file >>

Useful if you have lots of sections that you want to combine in different ways, and update them all at the same time...
Random question: Anyone in rural areas with mesh networks ?
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I'd like a disable-all button for web development.

Also to have the old behavior back for soooo many things... like hitting enter in the URL bar actually load the URL even if it didn't change.
No. Obviously.
The cracks in the facade of phony, good-for-bragging-rights-only "valuations" are really starting to show now. Hold on, this is going to be quite a ride!
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For bonus points, can someone either write a stable partition that runs in linear time with no extra storage (or maybe just constant storage) or prove that it is impossible?
The Ivy League is an athletic conference. The members are historically prestigious universities on the east coast of the US.

MIT and a few others are frequently confused as being members because of proximity and their own prestigious histories.
The article leaves out a huge population of students from the elite universities that end up going into finance. In 2014, 31% of Harvard grads took jobs in finance (http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/magazine/septemberoctober_2...) where the salaries are higher than most other occupations straight out of college. And then if you look at the people who are in high finance like private equity and hedge funds where people 5 years out of college can easily make $400k+, most of those are from elite top 10 universities.
"The OpenH264 codec is not distributed with Firefox but gets downloaded at the first start of Firefox. In case you want to prohibit that, you will have to preconfigure the browser and set the media.gmp-gmpopenh264.autoupdatemedia.gmp-gmpopenh264.enabled preference to false. "

I have to disable it before I START firefox?? How?
DuckDuckGo uses Google search results
To me, 'nuance' is just a word to describe "the sub-surface stuff that has no immediate and apparent effect within a local system." So, when I say "ignoring the nuance ignores the larger problem", I'm suggesting that there's a large set of problems occurs when you ignore the lon-local effects - ideologically and physically.

It's a complicated problem with many, many components. Nuance is more relevant than you think it is. Think of fractals and weather patterns.

An effect of SF: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/globalcity/ct-global-city...
Why it happens: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_capital_flight
Does it work in http://www.qb64.net/ ?
Both companies will struggle for the kind of revenue growth Wall Street is looking for. Ad sales account for 99% of Google revenue, with speculative ventures generating less then $500 million. It's all about finding products and services that people are willing to part with cash.
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I was just playing with Matrix too (Vector.im is a decent web interface for it), and managed to connect to Freenode by using #freenode_#channelname:matrix.org as the room name. Hope that helps!
In general, it seems like FOSS multimedia software blows proprietary software out of the water with regards to format support, and that proprietary software works at a disadvantage, because for them, adding support for a new format means navigating a patent minefield and paying licence fees, but for FOSS, supporting every format is as simple as including FFmpeg.
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I have periods like that, im a huge fan of the japanese shamisen.
I don't think it's fair to say that it's the polar opposite of what they want, or to imply that all top performers feel the same way. Even the most talented junior developers could use some training, and if done properly it saves me time doing ad-hoc training/mentoring. A company's willingness to invest in its employees via training in particular is a positive indicator for me. Obviously this doesn't apply to early-stage startups and such.
I am seeing blurry text on every tooltip as it animates in, not just the one on the download button. I assume it is related to ClearType rendering the text on non-pixel locations.

Chrome 47, Windows 8, ClearType enabled.
Wooow, so it valued at around 6B right now?
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Anyone have a link to the full text that's outside of paywall?
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The founder is also putting his money on the table while the employee is not. The employee can just say no to working in a startup, nobody is forcing him to work there.

The janitor should be paid the market rate, nobody is denying that but he should not expect to get rich via the company
And one even primer.
Is GitLab pages going to be available to non-enterprise gitlab.com users? If not, may I respectfully request that it is?
Hmm...this is odd:

Bloomberg says, "Fidelity bought convertible preferred stock in March"

However, NYPost [1] says, "investors were forced to take common stock, rather than preferred shares or other instruments"

So which is it? Because marking down the value of preferred is very different (and means much more) than marking down the value of common.

[1]: http://nypost.com/2015/05/29/snapchat-has-sold-537m-in-commo...
An unfortunate consequence of that is you can't discard or alpha test pixels without major performance loss. This means if you want detailed stuff you have to render everything transparent and then it's CPU z-sorting time.
You might want to check out VLC for Windows Store. We're trying new UI and user experiences and will release soon an update on Windows 10 with an improved design (cleaner and faster).
Snapchat is Blue Chip Growth?

Fidelity managers can't see the wipeout of $10Billion not many months after they invest?
Anecdotally, I am currently an undergraduate in a top 10 CS department and I have several friends who have $160k+ job offers straight out of undergrad at quant firms.
Well, sort of. HN doesn't seem to accept any HTML.
I think the reason rent-seeking is less of an issue in the sky (although I don't have any opinion about viability) compared to the ground is that the earth is not flat / smooth (also has buildings on it), but if you go even 1000 feet in the air there are no objects ruining line of sight. There's a lot of sky. Even sky 1000 feet above a cliff side is sky, you probably don't want to put a land-based cell tower there though.
Yeah exactly a simple language like Python, with simple rules, one way to do a thing, and not the opposite.
Please don't use WTFPL, unless you enjoy getting sued over implied warranties, or arguing with people over what rights they've really given you, or ...
you might be able to reindex or remux this file (save to a new file in the process) to fix it, by the way.
Ask HN: Why the hell can't you return my email?
OK, I guess this is a bit of a rant, but... I do not understand some companies/startups/projects that don't reply to email inquiries. Specifically, my email inquiries. But as I'm not very special, I presume these same companies/startups/projects are also ignoring many other (un)important people.

In the companies/startups/projects in which I participate, I always make it a point that I/we reply to all inquiries with an open mind and a pleasant tone. Many-a-time, I've gotten incredibly useful feedback, customer intel, or hires due to the serendipity and response to these kinds of interactions. Even Steve Jobs made time to reply (or at least appear to reply) to any and all kinds of Regular Joe's.

So seriously, I want to know: with what else exactly are you so damn busy?
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Bloomberg has correct the headline to read 2% instead of 63%.
AsciiDoc support would be brilliant. There's a gem for that. (See https://github.com/asciidoctor/jekyll-asciidoc). Many people ask about it. GitHub has been reluctant to adopt.
> What you don't get is a "better education" [...] most of the "less elite" schools still use the same textbooks and materials

It sounds like you are concentrating on the classroom experience, but there is more to a good education than the classroom.

For instance, at schools like Caltech and MIT undergraduates have excellent opportunities to get involved with research, and have access to state of the art equipment. Such opportunities are a lot more limited at, say, a Cal State branch.
> If Goggle dissapeared, and it might through anti-monopoly laws

Google might (unlikely, but remotely possible) get split up by antitrust action, but it won't disappear through it, the same way AT&T didn't.
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Surge and Firebase hosting both allow for this
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If this is true, expect them to lose some antitrust cases soon.
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Google is valued highly today because they print money today. They print money because of search and advertising. They are really good at this and that's why their market cap exceed's Apple's today.
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That would be correct if they were value companies throwing off discounted cash flow but both Google and Apple are priced as growth companies. The market believes Apple has peaked in growth and that Google has a bit more potential. It's not clear why exactly from the earnings report of the holding company. Revenue for Google is 99% ad sales so it's not clear exactly where that bottom line revenue is going to come from. All revenue from the rest of the holding company was less then $500 million.
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One principle difference is that the rails and momentum dictate where you go. All you can do is gradually speed up and gradually slow down.

They have between 2 and 4 tracks on that corridor and they dont necessarily stay on the same one during the entire trip. You need to make sure you are on the correct track.

You have to radio in at specific markers to let the controller know where you are. If you fail to radio in, they might assume you're AWOL and order an emergency shutdown of neighboring trains.

You have to make sure you have a green light for the particular track you're on at every signal.

Tracks are a scarce resource, if you go too slowly or make a mistake, you are delaying every train behind yours (times the hundreds of people in each one).

You need to use energy efficiently: too much juice and you will grind the wheels, or waste energy by not accelerating at the optimal rate or braking un-necessarily.

You have to control your speed exactly for the particular section of rail you're on.
TL;DR

Not even Ivy League can prepare you for white board interviews.

;)
Ada, it has a better typing system than any of the more modern languages and checks to find some common errors when it compiles.
Workplace loneliness is a real problem. For 45 hours a week I feel isolated
Here's probably a better idea: get rid of the windshields; replace them with steel plates. Put some cameras on the roof and monitors on the inside where the windshields were. You could even use IR-sensitive cameras at night, to better spot people on the tracks.
Try mpv, it's essentially a player with no UI - it has a protocol UIs can use to be implemented on top of it.
The article now indicates 2% rather than 63%. This should probably be updated in the link.
The Surprising Story Behind Mario Maker's 'Emergency Maintenance'
Works in IE7 (if I physically move my monitor around)
I've been playing around with Discord, but it seems like it lacks search and a proper API. I'm looking forward to its potential though!
I think a lot of people hold their hands close to their chest if they think you're a competitor.
Thanks!

I consider myself fairly self-aware and the most fascinating aspect of this for me has been observing my thought process as I went through this.

The way I laid it out above makes it seem rather simple. Like, I had a five second mental conversation with myself and was like "oh, ok, no consequences so I don't need to care anymore." However the reality was that it was something I needed to continually coach myself on until I internalized it over the course of a day or two.

The initial realization of this came pretty quickly, but actually breaking the hold it had on me took real repeated effort. I have newfound respect for those who are able to kick much more harmful addictions where the body's response is "pain and agony" vs. just "an annoying nagging feeling."
Looking at what you wrote at 15, I'm curious to know what you are doing nowdays?
>> I'd say 80% of the work/value done here is by 30 or 40% of the staff, maybe 20% if we're being really tough

Makes sense. But are aren't we seeing such inefficient companies crumble ? Everything is so monopolistic?
I had been on Sprint since 1999/2000 (At least the moment it entered into California)

I just switched to ProjectFI and have been much happier.
Look at American films and tv no one ever has a proper electric kettle - they use those ones with a whistle you put on the stove just like my gran did 50 years ago.

And if electric cars take off you will want to charge them on a cooker circuit
What kind of information/response are you looking for in your emails?
Both Gmail and WhatsApp have now passed more than 1B MAU
New patent for a 3D printer that can print a graphene-based OLED
They should have used IRC.
"If Google disappeared the world would screech to a halt". Yes it would, for me. Someone please unshackle me.
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Why the hell can't you return my email? With what else exactly are you so damn busy?

Do you use this tone when writing your emails? Perhaps that has a relation to your observed outcome.
Wealth has nothing to do with poor kids under performing in school. It has to do with not having a father in the house and the proper values being taught.

There's no hungry kids starving and being saved by the Federal School Lunch Program, and there's not any lead paint on the walls of the public housing, and schools have plenty of resources as evidenced by the multi-million dollar budgets the districts have. But leave it up to the Leftist to ride in to the rescue spouting off about the poor being disadvantaged.

There are poor people, but most are just sponging off the welfare system. And these people can get jobs and school loans just like I and others have done. And you know what? Welfare and school loans are there to help these people, and effort has a lot to do with their making it!
> Yahoo's problems have absolutely nothing to do with Mayer having a "nursery" put into her office.

Of course they don't. That's not the point. Putting a nursery in her office was not a boneheaded blunder because the cost of the nursery (or her salary) made the difference between the company succeeding and not. It was a boneheaded blunder because at the same time she put the nursery in her office she also rescinded all telecommuting. That had an understandably (and predictably!) devastating effect on morale. The message was: I (Marissa) deserve to have this perk that makes my life more convenient, but you, silly rank-and-file employee, do not. I don't even care if you can demonstrate that you can be productive from home, I don't have time to sort that out. I'm much too busy and important for that sort of trivia. So you're just going to have to suck it up and deal with your commute.

> her first order of business should have been a significant layoff

Could be. Whatever it is she should have done, she manifestly hasn't done it yet.

> I have doubts as to whether a good CEO could have done much to change the outcome here

People were saying the same thing about Apple before Steve Jobs came back. Sadly, in this case we will probably never know because that experiment will never be done.
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That's why I prefer ReST. More powerful syntax out of the box with a standard extension scheme so you don't end up with the mess of all the different incompatible Markdown implementations. With the internal structure exposed as an XML format (rst2xml) it is easy to transform documentation into a wide variety of formats that docutils or Sphinx don't handle directly.
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"Making the physical iPhone" is not a very lucrative industry. "Designing and marketing the iPhone and its software ecosystem" is.
Well the GPS would be the part you add during the retrofit. It's not like they're that expensive anymore. Like someone1234 was saying, this seems like a problem that could be solved (at least as a prototype) by a smartphone app with a database of speed limits. Where's the complexity that makes that unfeasible?
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Yeah it turns out you aren't "changing the world!" With dumbass apps.
You mean like ExxonMobil, Comcast, and Monsanto?

Wait, what was your point?
In your Firefox profile directory, there's a file called "prefs.js". Of course, that (obviously) requires you have a FF profile, so I'm not sure how much use it would be.

I guess the "easier" way would be to just disconnect your internet, and then install and start Firefox.
Having worked on the Drive team, I can assure you Google Apps (which includes GMail, the Docs editors, and Drive) has much more than 50 million. A quick search on public figures for these services will give better numbers.
Edit: Those are Apps for Work numbers, excluding consumers - obviously you can't compare just a subset with a total.
Not sure if this is what you need, but you can try:

browser.urlbar.unifiedcomplete = false

This should bring back the old search bar behaviour so you don't need two keypresses to load a webpage.
With this change, Github has made Rouge the only (and mandatory?) highlighter supported. This is a problem for sites that disable Jekyll highlighting in favor of using something like highlight.js. It appears right now that there is no way to disable Rouge which is causing conflicts with my sites that use javascript highlighting.