skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you are lucky enough to have control over the new URL.

edit:
> A sane client should then check if the old 301 is still there
Check out kijin's comment about this.
I'm the hater: I thought they were givens when dealing with "Apple Haters" I can go off the top of my head!

Original Mac replaced the over $10,000 Lisa for a quarter of the price then left the color option off the market for over a year. (My dad was buying the first Mac when the color one comes out ended up with an Amiga).

Amgia: Apple lied about the capabilities of the Amiga. My Amiga 1000 at 7.16 MHz could run an emulator of the MacOS at 7.8336 MHz BOTH on the same 68000 CPU and the Amiga out preformed it in benchmarks. The Mac took many years to catch up to the Amiga. Amiga had analogue colors and Mac had a extremely limited range of colors that were digital.

You ever have to service the old Apple Printers? WOW they were HORRIBLE!

Even worse did you ever have to work with Token Rings?!?!?! I will never be able to read Lord of the Rings without going into a rage about the 1990s networking with these beauts!

The "Pro-Tools" era of Digital audio. Even after the need for proprietary hardware for I/O was over (1998 or so) they continued to sell many many thousands of dollars inputs based on false information provided by Apple.

Lies: No malware or virus. No crashes. - No OS is safe (They even use to suggest that people have an anti-virus program running on OS X on their website) Still today OS X and Apple software crashes all the time on me. Just Sunday a mission critical part of the presentation refused to work till after a hard reboot and re-install of the software.

Litigation as a tool to stop competition.

Present Day: Price Fixing which breaks down the rights of the buyer to have the power and knowledge in purchasing (This is why it is illegag.

Walled garden - I'm an old school Hacker who prefer Linux and open hardware.

Macs life span is so short presently. Apple doesn't even tell you what the life span of their OS releases will be (Unless that changed recently)

30% commission on apps, books and well everyone's work. This causes Apple (Google also guilty of this) to make more off of people's work then the creators do. This is part of the reason why we had the EBook price fixing issue.

OS X and Apple Software UI is very limiting and causes me to go mad trying to remember what the "Apple Way" is. My biggest pet peeve is Final Cut does not have a Render for the longest time. I had to always go search for the way to just pre-render and final render video projects to export. This made me look silly BUT Final Cut added render as an actual term a few years ago. Render was the technical word for all video editing EXCEPT Final Cut!

I could go on for much more and I am sure you disagree with all of it, but to say someone disagrees with something you prefer as being unintelligent just means you have your own bias that allow you to believe you are smarter due to your preferences.
You've not incentivised your co-founder enough. You're calling the shots and he barely owns stock (and is probably not compensated in cash either, or is is at far less than market rates).

I've seen it before. If you don't expect to give enough in stock, at least pay something more than s/he could get elsewhere (not talking Google or anything, just 'any' job). From what you've said it sounds alot like the person is distracted with something that offers a better reward.

This is your problem.

From previous experience the only way out is to give out more or to replace the person if you don't value them enough to do so. You're going to have do one or the other sooner or later anyway.
I've been on 2.9 series for few months now, since this appeared on HN, so sadly nothing new here... [1] I had such a great time getting to know these features then.

I haven't noticed any instabilities, and new features have been working great. I've yet to learn to use shell integration (muscle memory is a hard thing to forget), but using full screen shell with insivible tabs and the "quake shell" that's similarly full screen has made a really big difference for the better.

Syncing profile settings between computers could work without user action. Now I got automatic import and export when I restart iTerm. Changes I make on one machine tend to stay there, till I remember to restart, and by then I usually have changed something else on the other machine.

So thank you very much for the most useful software on my mac! I have to get get Paypal for donation.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9880694
Yeah the Civ4-reboot was awful. Or at least, it was just a recreation of the original without any addition while it could have been a great opportunity to build on it.

> The only really unbalanced part of the original was if you happened to land in a temperate area with lots of beavers

Sure - there are actually many ways to make money fast, but they also have a system that rebalances prices back in Europe when you sell too much of the same thing (price fall) - this forces you to diversify your production.
Random aside, but:

I was once next in line at a bank in Singapore, and I watched the lady in front of me withdraw around 10 x $10,000 bills in cash. (They're golden yellow and very distinctive: http://www.singaporemint.com/images/facts/port10000.gif) She counted them carefully, then she put them in her purse and walked away.

Now Singapore's a pretty safe place to be, but how many other people watching were tempted to follow her and see if they could get their hands on US$75,000, in cool, untraceable cash at that?
Ah, shame.
The problem is not ability to search the device after it has been cracked, the problem is specifically does the government have the power to force companies to develop backdoors for their own devices?

In this case the cracking capability is for a locked phone in FBI possession. Let's assume the same technique isn't possible on newer phones. So what about the next case where the FBI wants remote access over LTE while the phone is unlocked / in use by the suspect?

If you can use All Writs Act to compel Apple to develop the first backdoor, then surely the same is true for the second.
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I've done it. Just embed a javascript on to the web.whatsapp.coom page that tracks when the div says online. It works quite well.

There are even better ways which I'd rather not reveal.
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I prefer Alpha Centauri and Civ 3.

MOO2 was much more to my liking. (I still play it)

Civ end game are just brutally boring and just never really wanted to finish them. The start and middle were the best parts.
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It's unreasonable to cache it for longer than a very long time (3 months or so). Nothing in "cache" says permanent storage.
It only gets funnier when you reply bitterly.
If you look carefully, there's no evidence it's used for "criminal activities". In fact the article says there is only "growing concern" that they may be being used for criminal activities. Where is the evidence? They just know its not moving through the system, so there for it must be criminals.

A large portion of this I see as people moving their transactions outside of the banking system. The main reasons are a loss in faith is the financial system (especially in Europe). The banking system is very expensive, and very shaky. Just look at Deutsche Bank at the moment. And the Europeans all remember the situation that unfolded near them in Cyprus.

Over time there will be more and more of the general economic transactions happening outside of the banking sector as the banking sector seeks to extract more wealth to pay off their bad debts and improve their solvency with haircuts, negative interest rates, bank holidays, bail ins, bail outs or capital controls.

It's an extremely dangerous option to try, though, as it could lead to people losing faith with the system even more and shows how desperate they are. Things might be worse behind the scenes than they look on the surface.
While reading this on my tablet, using Yarn, I collapsed a bunch of these comment threads. It's useful. Implement it.
The meaning of a work is determined solely by the interpretation of those who read it and the author's input is completely irrelevant[0]. In effect, what the FSF thought the spirit of the GPL is and what its actual spirit is, are two very different things.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Death_of_the_Author
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There was a lot of drama between BSD and AT&T even though the licenses were short too. There is also drama over MPEG formats due to patents, again, even despite the short licenses, which led to webm.

A short license does not mean that it will have fewer problems. It just means it addresses fewer concerns.

At any rate, the mjg is not complaining about software licenses, but about trademark policies. Trademarks are a very different set of laws than the copyrights that software licenses typically handle.
I like how so many of the posts in this thread are "[this one] was the best!", but I'm pretty sure I've seen all 5 of the main games held up and possibly one about Alpha Centauri too.

I'm sure when Civ 6 comes out we'll have people complaining because it's not like 5 or 4 or whichever one was their favorite, but I like that they change every time. If I wanted to buy a new game every year that was the same as the previous one, I'd be playing Madden.
As a bitter old dev with many failed startups behind me, I find this a tad insulting. This isn't an attack response, but maybe I can provide some perspective from the other side.

I work really hard. I organize multiple meetups. I give talks. I do open source(not well, but I try). I have a full time job making way more than the "status quo" working from my basement.

"Founders" are very quick to discard all of this, and ask me to put my full efforts into their idea for this equity concept. They tend to provide no incentive other than how their idea is the one that will make it.

I'm very motivated. Especially when I see the results of my years of effort everyday. Why throw this all away to work on somebody else's vision of success?
They do sort of cover this in game, with the indentured servant class of colonist, as well as the convicts - which fits for the early stages of North American colonization, particularly the British angle that Colonization is mostly playing to. Not to mention the "converted" natives that you could obtain, for instance, by sacking their villages...

I'm not sure how you would introduce slavery into Colonization without making it a cliche. Slave colonists are twice as skilled at picking cotton, but can never produce liberty bells? That would go over real well.
He is actually very interested in DevOps. I guess we just have different priorities in life.
This is as good a place as any to ask this: my wife has a lot of magazines that she wants to keep the content of but not necessarily the paper. I've been looking for quite a while for a tool that will automate the computer side of things but so far nothing seems just right. This is pretty close but (and being on Windows I can't test the functionality right now) doesn't seem to handle multi-page files? Does anyone have any input on this functionality for this or any other similar tools?
A license agreement was established with Immuno Oncolytics: http://axiaventures.com/news/unleash-immuno-oncolytics-enter...
Well, have a crack at it, then. Here is Torvalds talking about how he sees the point of the earlier GPL being subverted by v3, and that he thinks that the FSF lied to people about it. In his opinion, it should have been named a different license. He goes into detail about how it's not the license he hates, but how the FSF behaved around it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaKIZ7gJlRU

> since they wrote both the GPL itself and the four freedoms

Also, having been part of organisations that have operated against their own philosophical principles and mission statements, I don't accept that the FSF is immune to changing their angle on things. And having hung around plenty of radical progressives growing up, I've seen some handy re-rationalisations of earlier positions.

Overall, I'm on the side of the FSF. But fucked if I'm going to be part of this thing that progressives do, which is piss all over their allies (in this case, ubuntu) just because their opinion is slightly different to one's own. If someone's going to raise the "nuh-uh, subversion of license = evil", then fuck it, here is a video of someone at the heart of the whole licensing debate literally saying that the FSF behaved immorally about licenses too.
Is there a matrix showing which browsers are aggressively caching the 301s?

It would be good to get an indication of the potential impact.
This installer uses homebrew or macports. You get to choose:

http://www.getlazarus.org/setup/?download#macintosh
Start with a 9 minute track on your lunch break. You ca find 9 minutes. Part of the battle for all of us is doing it when we would rather do something else.
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I wonder if it was your idea to begin with. This would answer alot of your misfortune. 80 percent ownership does not sound like the ideal situation of a co founder in my opinion. It also sounds like you are just looking for some smart people to feel for you which is not valid. If you want any chance at that business being successful, you should make him feel like co founder. Getting rid of the only person who shares your vision is plain stupid in my opinion. Sit him down and tell him the rules. Make sure you let him know your frustrations. Putting this on HN was poor.
You see them on occasion (but not commonly) in Austria & Germany. I commonly see 100 euro bills and 200 are not that rare either.

I believe that once when paying the security deposit for an apartment in Vienna I used a 500 euro bill & it phased no one.
There's a subset of my Facebook friends, mostly older/family who are slow to reply to messages on Facebook and only use Facebook in 'down time' or whatever but are available by text all day. Since they got smartphones years ago, by text has meant by Whatsapp.
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Apple goes to the effort of designing the software to be secure to the point of inaccessible, even when Apple is asked to work against the user, so it's a selling point. If the FBI is known to be able to get into a secure phone it commercially affects Apple.

Why would it only work for that model of phone? Why would iOS vary its repeated attempt lock out code between models?

Also another issue is that Apple are questioning whether this warrant was ever legal to exist.
Thanks for posting this. I am an old Pascal programmer. Love the language and did a phd thesis entirely in the old turbo Pascal IDE. (All programming + using the editor for LaTeX files).
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He probably has the Cloud to Butt extension[1], and it changed its text before submitting:

[1]https://github.com/panicsteve/cloud-to-butt
Cool visualizations ... A few comments / suggestions:

1) running the landing page in the background caused a lot of CPU churn and slowed my laptop. Consider moving to a simple animation for the landing.

2) Error that my browser is not supported (next to most recent chrome), but it worked anyway.

3) Interesting visualization, lowering color depth may improve performance without much loss of fidelity.

4) Some easily accessible key/explanation for chunks that are whizzing around -- whether that is a key or labels within visualization. Maybe I just didn't dig deep enough, but having that default on or prominent to turn on will help new users understand the visualization better.

Nice project!
Would it help to think from his position? From his perspective, he only owns 20%, so he can justify the amount of his work in relation to how much you're putting in. If you were him, wouldn't you think like that?
We are currently splitting the profits 50/50 and he did join an already working startup.
Can you refer someone who's interested in these whirls you're talking about to any sources to get started with?
I think the 50/50 profit arrangement sounds good, but your co-founder probably knows its not built to last (not as future proof as equity is).

The key thing with the incentives is whatever s/he may be getting now is less than his/her expectation of future value of other things s/he may be working on.

If s/he needs to work, and has nothing saved to live off, s/he will value a certain piece of cash component more than stock today and will prioritise the bare minimum first before your project with him/her.

If your co-founder is neglecting duties currently, it's likely s/he is not getting enough today. If the company does well in the future naturally s/he will work better in the future when the company performs better, this is what your arrangement incentivises him/her to do.
Is that true? Armed with a court order, the FBI can search a U.S. house, compel banks to turn over financial information, compel accountants to turn over records, etc. Yet people worldwide extensively use those American services.
Any good Windows equivalents to this? (The OCR + Search functionality, most importantly)
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> Next time when you permanently give shares upfront (no vesting period) be very sure what you are getting into and even consider formalizing the nature of the relationship and the level of expectation in exchange for those shares in writing (very least in email)

I'm no expert, but every book I've read has said to never do this. Always make equity vest and always include clauses to cover unexpected eventualities, either malicious or just changes in circumstances. Otherwise there's nothing you can do as soon as they have the shares if they literally do nothing at all. Apparently Bill Gates made this mistake as well...
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It's a political move. The FBI wants this capability for all iPhones. But this particular case is very difficult politically to argue with to the general public. The FBI realized they had a strong political force available to them, and they seized it. They are attempting to either force Apple's hand, make them give into public pressure, or--best of all for the FBI--to convince lawmakers to pass a law requiring companies to provide backdoors.

The FBI will gladly keep sealed its requests that Apple unlock phones in more ambiguous cases, because it would be easy for Apple to publicly refute. But this case is just too good for the people at the FBI who want keys to everyone's data.
Check out the podcast "Three Moves Ahead" it focuses 100% on strategy games. I think there are amazing games out there but they are from independent studios. Endless Legend is the big one but I also love Conquest of Elysium 3 (Forgive me a 'Roguelike' 4X game).
When it's legal it's not tax evasion, by definition. The corporations will push the letter of the law as far as they can, which is their right - it's up to us to get the tax laws right.
Sorry about that. Like aylons suggested in a side comment I have the "Cloud To Butt Plus" extension installed. This is the first time it gets me into trouble.

FWIW it doesn't change the submitted text directly, but I edited a spelling error in my comment which changed "iCloud" to "iButt".

There's also a an extension that replaces "God" with "Nicolas Cage" that I recommend :)
I had exactly the same problem, though I gave my cofounder 50% stake in order to motivate him to do his part. Didn't help, he was "forgetting" doing anything, or better waiting that I would do all for him as well. I decided to shut down the company and respawn a new one - my advantage was that I only licensed my software to our company instead of it being a property of the company.

I would suggest you to either play a dread game with your partner, or try to buy his stake out if he is reasonable.
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AudioKit: http://audiokit.io

SFML: http://www.sfml-dev.org/

FMOD: http://www.fmod.org/wpfb-file/fmodapi375xbox-zip/

OpenAL: http://openal.org

.. I think the problem is there are too many of these libraries .. seems like nobody does a search, decides to roll their own, and we now have a glut ..
You make it too inconvenient to get started as compared to the others, its about convenience and simplicity for on boarding people.
I'm not sure why you keep comparing oil and coal. For the most part, they don't compete. They're used for entirely different things. Very little electricity in in US is generated with oil, for example:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/power-plant...
Out of interest, why not a "Web ui"? Do you use Qt for a desktop client or an app? I'm writing a sort of personal "life tracker/history application" and decided to go with a Web UI (with an offline manifest) because I didn't want to maintain both a mobile and desktop app.
Most of the good stuff is free. The only paid for software I'm using is Sublime.
AFAIK there is no indication that you have been muted, which I think is in fact not ideal, as I agree with what you say: you should know when people find you annoying (thought that might encourage the behaviour for trolls, not sure)
Pushing him out wouldn't be too hard? This sounds like a peach of a work environment.

I'm in a situation like this right now actually. However, I'm the lazy developer. All situations are different though, so I doubt I could help much with specifics.

My advice would be to work your hardest to understand this other person's point of view. Maybe they don't realize something that you do. Maybe the communication is bad. Maybe you need to rage it out for 10 minutes to find out, honestly, where the communication lapse is.

Unless they are just out drinking instead of working, it is very possible they are just not in the right place (in life) to work in a startup. That is a hard thing to admit in this climate, but it is very common.
Imagine someone comes along and convinces you that you need insurance. Years later, you finally need to make a claim. You call the insurance company only to learn your situation was underinsured or not insured correctly at all. In that situation, they have no legal obligation to pay you.

This would not have happened if the person selling you the insurance was under a legal (read: license) obligation to provide you the most appropriate insurance.
That's starting already:

http://www.kansascity.com/news/business/article60760061.html

Man can you imagine getting a letter like this when you're 75 ? What are these people to do ?
Not sure if this blog post is great because of the thing he is doing or the way he writes it.
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Civ is hella fun but it doesn't scale well - massive games become untenable due to app slowness and memory footprint.

I think this is in part due to Civ's design of each player gets all their moves consecutively, rather than in parallel. Although it would change gameplay Civ could take advantage of multi cpu by either staging decision trees based on likely actions taken by the player and other civilizations or creating multiple rounds of actions in each turn which are executed in parallel.

This would have the added advantage - if "they" chose to code it this way - for hardcore civ players to offload compute to AWS or other services. I would love to crank up a world domination Civ game with 50+ entities that doesn't take minutes per turn.

Wishful thinking for Civ VI but there you go.
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Cool, you can follow me on medium (https://medium.com/@kfk) or send me an email (in my HN profile), I'll work on some write up soon.
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