skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am guessing this was intended to be something like Ubuntu Software Center, not someone using apt or dpkg straight from the CLI. If I search for 'spreadsheet' in Ubuntu Software Center, I get results that are fairly easy to work with.
The entire point of having a relatively free society is to reduce those consequences so that people can freely search for the truth without fearing for their livelihoods, reputations, or lives. We make a lot more progress now that the Church doesn't haul people in for saying the earth revolves around the sun, and now that people don't get blacklisted from their careers for being suspected of communist sympathies. Just because heliocentrism and communism aren't taboo anymore doesn't mean we've figured everything out and can abandon these principles.
Great job. This will make me want to look at responsive email development again. I've always stayed clear.
Sounds to me the rent could be a lot more reasonable with a 5 min conversation.
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PubPeer Comments on “The Heroes of CRISPR” (Lander, 2016)
Bottom line: there are some differences between genders, and the bias generally runs against men.
Wait - "may now even be able to feel their own pulse"?

I'm reasonably fit, and I spent the day sitting at my desk. HR right now is 53. I can feel that just fine. Am I broken? ;)
There is a lot of movement on the initial viewport: fullscreen background video, changing text to the left and the demo video. I found it a little hard to actually focus on any of those.

The about page made it more clear to me, what it actually is: http://www.buildwithgrid.com/about [has autoplay audio/video]
Possible compromise: let the scientists have their terminology, and let general audience publications like the Economist have theirs.

Mostly I just don't like the idea that the Economist article's usage is "wrong" just because some scientists use different terminology. Different spheres of interest will always be tripping over each other's terms when they come into contact; too many pixels have already been spilled trying to remedy this inevitable occurrence (mine included!)
Especially for a company like adobe that doesn't exactly have the best track-record for solid software updates....
Who do you think the Ferengi are a parody of?
Oregon's real estate taxes are modeled after California's. They are capped at 3% increase per year (in taxable value, increases in individual levies can lead to more than a 3% increase year over year).

My house is about 10 years old and I pay ~1.5% of it's resale value in taxes annually. Granted, that's much higher than my neighbor who occupies his childhood home built in the 1960s but it's hardly outrageous compared to other parts of the country.

One difference in OR, in addition to selling a home, a significant improvement (ie adding an additional bedroom) can lead to a resetting of the taxable value at current market value.
Dr Dale Bredesen has published an article about a small study where he reversed(cured) Alzheimer in 9 out of 10 patients. The purists will say that a group of 10 is too small to draw any conslusion and mathematically speaking they are right. But the mistake that these people make is that they do not understand that Dr Dale Bredesen is on the right track and what is necessary to repeat the study with a larger group. There is a lot of lack of interest in promising treatments.

Anyway, Dr Dale Bredesen is now doing the second study but I have no idea when the results will be made public. Since the first study showed great results after 4 months of treatment, I am optimistic that it will be faily soon.

The treatment of Dr Dale Bredesen is very different from what the average reader may expect. It is not a medicine-based treatment, but a "general health optimization" treatment with 35 variables. In my opinion, the Alzheimer reversal treatment can be used to prevent Alzheimer, and I hope that in a number of years a study will find out if that is right.
Honestly even the changes twitter has made have been poor. Moments should ask you, like Google Now, what you're interested in. What use is a random burst of stuff if you're interested only in big basketball stories? It should blend what you want with what's going on around you in an artful manner. Google even showed the way with this.
Aubrey de Grey calls it a trance. Since death is inevitable, we tend to bias our reasoning toward its meager positives, whereas if it were a choice, almost nobody would really choose to follow through with it, outside of religious reasons.
GitLab CEO here. Awesome to see this article! Ask me anything.
I'm not sure this exactly addresses your issue, but BitBucket very recently released a concept called "projects" for grouping repositories.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/projects-79249795...

Unfortunately, it's only for teams right now, it seems. Additionally, (and this may only be a me concern) you can't include repos in more than one project, like in the case that you have a common framework you build between separate projects. I mentioned this to them (may have even had a support request), but haven't gotten any feedback.

Basically, it's much more rigid that I personally find useful, but it seems like their first step in the right direction.

[Edit] Seems kannonboy said the same thing, but I'll leave my opinions here. Interested to see if anyone else has used it and has any opinions.
> a profound impact on my health

Can you expand on that?
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Why must somebody be of benefit to society to deserve to live? Of what use are collected accomplishments if you cannot be conscious to enjoy them?
My experience has been the reason that I (and my peers) say nothing is because of a disconnect between knowledge and authority. I've interviewed thousands of candidates in my career and I almost always know before I finish up the interview whether or not we are going to bring that person in for another interview (at which point the team votes if we offer).

More than anything else, the number one reason that an otherwise good candidate doesn't get to continue is because of a disconnect around what the word "Senior" means. Every company has a different bar set for what qualifies as "Senior", but in most places I've been that bar is relatively high, so if we advertise for that position externally it means we don't have someone internal who's met the bar for promotion yet. We can't in good conscious hire someone in as a "Senior" that is not at least as qualified as the people we already have who didn't make the cut for promotion. Title inflation hurts because what happens is you might have been "Senior" at your last three employers but you don't make the bar for "Senior" or sometimes even "Mid" where you're applying.

As the interviewer there's very little I can actionably provide you that addresses the above without getting into a conversation about the possibility of hire at a lower level, which I don't have the authority to offer since I'm not the hiring manager. Additionally, I try to do everything I can to respect the candidate and preserve their dignity during the interview process. If they're bombing it, I don't want them to feel like they're bombing it. It's not possible to both do that and tell them at the end that they aren't good enough to cross the threshold for the role. This is especially difficult for me and many of my peers because we're engineers and not really "people persons", so we err on the side of saying nothing vs risk saying something that crushes someone.
Relating to this, does anyone know any good Android apps that record such data?
Inoreader is fantastic! Works great on the web or in an app.
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I think it is even more likely that Vanguard would never gained number of customers it did, if they charged regular market rates.

So the whole "if, else, else if" thing in "whistle-blower's" argument is ridiculous.
I could not find any clients who would take me. I ended up on disability because I could not find work. I had to in order to avoid going homeless with my family. Disability makes enough for a house payment and then live on what my wife earns.

The software consulting market is very hard to get into, and once into it hard to find clients. Esp if one is mentally ill and cannot hide it.
The problem is that it takes time; for the same amount of time you can have a better "training effect". For less time you can have the same training effect. An hour sauntering around the city takes as much time as an hour biking at your lactate threshold. But your heart works a lot harder for that hour of biking compared to standing around waiting for traffic lights to change.

Both are better than an hour spent replying to comments on HN, though!
Furthermore, it is an impending erasure of your self. The way people talk about this "deadline", you'd think it's some sort of forced retirement after which you must be satisfied with the life career you've already had.
> They always collect the rent in cash, never issue a receipt. I know a racket when I see one

Do you see that by not requiring a receipt you're helping that racket?
You can sign up for our (upcoming) Android Wear beta on the homepage: https://cardiogr.am
> My issue is that universal default unbreakable encryption doesn't just break dragnet surveillance, but also breaks discovery and evidence recovery done under a warrant in routine investigations.

I don't think it affects discovery at all: discovery relies on turning over responsive materials, not breaking encryption.

Anytime evidence doesn't exist or is difficult to interpret because it hasn't been deliberately created in a form which is readily interpreted by uninvolved third parties, it can impair the utility of search and seizure warrants to collect evidence. But this is unavoidable, and compelling affairs to be conducted in a manner which provides the most convenience for law enforcement after-the-fact is simply untenable in pretty much every area of life (encryption is not special this way.)

In the case of data/communications, if an untrusted third party can access your data/communications without your consent, many untrusted third parties can. A ban on secure end-to-end encryption (whether it take the form of mandatory MitM/backdoors, restrictions on parties that can be endpoints in secure end-to-end links, or whatever other form) means exposing everyones data to many potential attackers, just so that law enforcement might have convenient access later.

The development of pervasive electronic communication and data storage/consumption technology means one of two things, either:

(1) people are far more exposed to both criminal exploitation and government abuse of power, but routine, rights-respecting law enforcement is not burdened and, in fact, somewhat eased, or

(2) people are able to do far more without additional vulnerability, and perhaps with a net less vulnerability, to various forms of criminal exploitation and government abuse, but routine, rights-respecting law enforcement is made more difficult.

And the former option requires curtailing substantially the freedom of speech in electronic media (or perhaps all media) in ways it never was curtailed in other media.
Healthcare has one advantage and that is that the data ultimately is owned by the patients. So this might actually allow them to get access to the data.
The stock and bonus are included in the 200-400k number.

Microsoft and Amazon are hardly an exception in Seattle - now that Boeing is leaving, they are by far the biggest employers in the region.
Slack now has 2.3MM daily active users, 675K paid seats, and 280 apps
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"this" does not refer to simply being a lesbian. For example (hypothetical) it's also a danger for people to study poetry if they lack the cognitive skills to do so (whatever they may be), but choosing to go to school full time to study it anyway because they make 9% more money. Wrong reason for doing something does not mean that whatever thing itself is wrong. Where is the offensive part?
Silicon Valley's year: 'amazing' but with 'perils'
Ideally 3 use cases, since one may not be relatable to enough people.
You misunderstand the purpose of checksums. Checksums and error correcting codes do no eliminate errors, they reduce the frequency of undetected errors by a known factor.

If a system was designed with the usage of TCP checksums in mind, then removing TCP checksums will create a system with an error rate 4 orders of magnitude higher than before.
This really tells me how little I understand the startup ecosystem. Chat is arguably THE oldest thing on the Internet and I would have never dreamed to re-pitch that idea in the last few years, much less think yet another iteration could be such a wild success.

Congrats to Slack. Well played.
I've recently switched from Windows to Linux, and I feel kind of "naked", because I don't know what is the Linux equivalent of Windows Firewall + NOD32 + Common Sense. I've got ufw and AppArmor installed so far. Is using such a huge hosts file a common practice? Also, what about Flash? I don't want to install it, but some websites insist on it still. What would you advise, folks? I'd appreciate any suggestions.
Setting repository permissions on Amazon ECR
Photo search is pretty cool.

I just searched for "James in the Mountains" and got photos of my Son in the mountains.

I don't think postgres can do that :-)
The torrents time server is just to allow your local browser to stream the videos that are being downloaded in a way that makes the browser happy and avoids mixed content issues. Why does it matter if the keys are shipped?

They're a workaround that don't improve or reduce security from what I can tell.

Edit: The more egregious parts of the security issues is due to any website being able to access that local server, the server running as root on OSX, etc. THAT is major.
The costs to publish the law is a total non-sequiter. Being expensive to publish doesn't make something copyrightable. It is expensive to publish any number of public domain works, that doesn't take them out of the public domain.

And, not only are public domain works not copyrightable, they're none-the-less very available, almost always for free. Making it copyrightable does nothing to help provide access to the content, and everything to hinder it.
Saying something stupid (like "programming stuff") is definitely something that someone might say because of nervousness.
Those house owning elderly you're feeling sorry benefitted from the biggest bull market it history. They may have saw 100x gains on their house while many youth will are spending 30-50% of their income on housing if they're lucky to get a good job. If they do, they can look forward to paying entitlements to these elderly people while they themselves may never see the same turn done to them because the system will be bankrupt by then. I don't see why the elderly should be any more immune to economic realities than everyone else. If you can't afford to live in your house or city any more, at least you had an opportunity to roll the dice and make the best of your life there. Others won't even get that. What about the people who will never afford to, people who might have made a positive net improvement to the economy if we weren't so concerned with protecting people. If it gets too expensive, let them sell their house and go live out their lives very comfortably in a low cost city and open the room for people who are going to contribute to the economy that has to pay for their entitlements.
What I want, more than anything, is to search on commit hashes.
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Using Gitlab on site and LOVE it, it's FREE, Big Thanks
My 3 part blog series on how I automated my workflow using Elodie and Google Photos will probably be interesting to you.

https://medium.com/@jmathai/understanding-my-need-for-an-aut...
What you are suggesting is that YC become more risk-averse (e.g. take less risks on founders that might be too aggressive).

If YC ever fails, it will be because they stopped taking risks, not because they took too many. For every 5 companies that rocket up and flame out spectacularly, there'll be a company that rockets up and stays up.
This sounds like an excellent argument for getting rid of property taxes altogether.

Property taxes have some major fundamental problems, not least of which that using them to pay for local services tends to make such services better in more affluent areas and worse in less affluent areas. They produce potentially unbounded and unexpected expenses long after paying off the house itself (which impacts retirees and others trying to predict future expenses). And on top of that, as mentioned in the comments here, attempts to control the growth of property taxes can create major supply issues in the housing market.

So why not get rid of property taxes altogether? Most states/countries already have either income tax, sales tax, or both. Why not settle on one tax, either income or sales, and use that for all government expenses?
All of this sounds very unhealthy from a psychic point of view. If you do 5 things of sport every week and not know that you are way above average in what you are doing your vision is somehow blocked. And if you can't get away from charts now it actually really sounds like an addiction. Sport addiction is a thing.

Reading this you will think "what kind of BS is he talking about?" But let's say there is just a 1% chance I'm right. It would be worth talking to a doctor once, wouldn't it?
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You're very welcome, thanks for using GitLab.
Don't have to be elite by any means. I run around 20 miles per week at a 8 min mile pace and my resting heart rate is in the 50s. Nothing amazing or near what I did training wise compared to when I ran cross county.

If I stop working out, it goes back up to the 60s after a prolong lapse of running (month or two).
Google Fit is OK.
>Anyone is free to set up a larger mining operation if they are so inclined.

Sure, all they need are the tens of millions necessary not only to buy the equipment but also to develop their own competitive custom ASICs.

The biggest problem with btc mining is that it's no longer feasible to make an impact with commodity hardware. I think to the extent that Satoshi may or may not have foreseen that, he assumed that the specialized hardware would become commoditized and that users would still have the power to make a meaningful vote. This didn't happen because the Bitcoin network punishes a faster network with increased difficulty, so as soon as you release your ASIC to the masses, the network raises the difficulty to neuter the effects. However, if you keep your hardware private, you can profit from the hardware without making such a large impact that the network edges you out. This allows the biggest miners to find several blocks per day (which is 25 "new" bitcoins + any attached as fees).

Given those incentives, it's only logical that the best hardware would be used privately and that the vote of the everyday bitcoin user (who was also supposed to be a miner) is irrelevant.
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That is great! Shareholders never make great decisions, but only look at the profits. So this means that Larry and Sergey have more freedom to do what they want without primarily looking at profits. I sincerely hope that they go for the "alternative" approach and study the docters that get amazing results. I suggest to start with Dr Mark Hyman, Dr David Perlmutter and Dr Dale Bredesen.
They can be better than 128kbps, it depends on the quality you upload. But that's the artists choice and obviously if you want the best quality you should buy it. Also if you don't care about the quality but really like the song you should buy it :)
> The way forward is not to lean on women to do huge amounts of uncompensated labour

I read this, and I think of my wife. She does not earn a wage outside the home - and yet, she controls much more than 50% of the household income.

What is that, if not compensation? The fact that my name is the one on the check does not mean that the money is "mine". We've voluntarily agreed to combine our resources in order to raise a family.
How are property taxes calculated in... New Zealand.

1 The local government sets their budget.

2 Then a valuing company sets property values once every 3 years based on permits and local sales.

3 Then the mill rate (property tax percentage) is set at a rate to clear the budget.

Tax rates are stable as property prices increase. The only thing that wouldn't be under your democratic control would be if your neighborhood suddenly became very desirable, changing your house price substantially while leaving other areas unchanged.

If you cannot afford the tax bill, there are programs for low-income or retired persons to get debt forgiveness.
Why is a bad idea? Because Unicode has too complicated semantics to split a Unicode string at arbitrary points?
Super light grey text (almost white) on a white background. How are people supposed to read that.

http://i.imgur.com/J3qPrjV.png
Write once read many (WORM)
Security in Open-Source CMS Applications
> It was not that high power made people less creative, though. In a second study, the same power manipulation was used, but then people worked alone to generate a creative idea for a business. In this individual task, the high-power individuals were actually more creative than the low-power individuals.
About WORM-FS File Systems
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Concerned about the long term implications of the high growth startup model... Gitlab is awesome and all that, but how can I be sure the free version will stay that way in the long run?

Is the free (free as in beer, I'm not an open source zealot otherwise) Gitlab not just a part of the conversion funnel, eventually made unsustainable once growth plateaus?
Our main goal is to solve the 'android repos problem' therefore the nesting was the most natural thing.
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Forgetting the politics of the site itself, this is a nice list of references to init systems, from simple to complex:

http://without-systemd.org/wiki/index.php/Init
Feuding neighbor rents via AirBnB, claims tenant's rights
Of course it's impossible to literally become homosexual. In your example there are people for instance who act black, but are not (think eminem). No one argues he has physically become black, but has adopted the many things that go with that. So please don't be under any illusion that when it comes to a topic as subjective as sexuality one must always be born homosexual or otherwise to claim to be one or the other.
> So wine can do it? That's pretty sweet.

Probably not.
Technically, wine was able to run various versions of Photoshop for years. But it was never stable nor complete enough to use it professionally, with wacom tablets and such.