skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Who says that you have to found a company and found a family at the same time? Why can't one do that at different times (e.g. some years between) when these goals won't be in hard conflict?
I'm sure a few products out there are scams, but speaking from my own experience/anecdotes I think the real ones do actually work. Specifically the products containing androstenone, androsterone, and the other related endogenous steroid hormones.

I used some (from Amazon, forget the brand) on my neck and my wife literally would not stop hugging me and telling me how great I smelled. She's actually initiated sex a few times after I've applied it.
Read GP's comment again. ;-)
Unless you are talking about bringing him home in handcuffs, I don't think anytime soon. In fact, it seems less likely today than it did a year ago.
Three days sounds a bit extreme to me. I think a more realistic scenario would be a normal unwashed tshirt as usually most people don't go so long with washing, etc. Maybe though it's so we can more easily determine things. But smell is definitely important. I couldn't date some guys who were very smart and had other things going for them because they smelled bad according to my nose.
Yes. I disagree with their decision, but it would be good if a passing mod could make the title less inflammatory.
Why performance matters for *solo devs*
A group that's policing who can use their services based on political disagreements is definitely not a group that it's safe to do business with. Who knows what they'll take offense at next?
The concept is basically that facebook is trying to establish a colony of users by drastically undercutting the competition in terms of $/byte. They establish an unequal playing field tilted in their favor.

IMO the real losers are facebook competitors.
Purely for the purposes of clarity:

Is that you'd hold any founder expecting a baby to the same standard, male or female? (though it is normally easier to recognize a pregnant woman than someone with a pregnant partner)

Or do you see the load you describe falling primarily upon women?
Didn't these guys just raise $5 mil (@ $100 mil valuation now)?
At the same time, a single man has less options for having a baby than a single woman, thus there is still inequality in the risk.
They may have avoided any mention for legal reasons.

Pregnancy is one of the protected classes. If they talk about it and then don't give you funding, there are potential repercussions, just as if they discussed religion, race, etc.
I tried it with 5K to 10K entries and it still out performs SQLite or any other engines. For SQLite the default and most probabilistic way a programmer will implement a key value store. You can try the sample on your own machine as well.
A potential hit in Japan? Context: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jkMGhKGp--Y
It worked for conservative society for horrible aeons. Pressure the queer into social services - reap "justice" and stability as reward for this. Its the first form of power pillars in check and balance. Religion wields the power of enforcing encoded "peoplepropertys" , believers wield the power of withdrawing "believe" from this pillar if that order is not enforced, the psychopaths- push against the restraints this setup puts them under.
All those calls to purify sexual morality when corruption and injustice become obvious- maybe there is some sand and ugly truth to this behavior?
Maybe that sad truth is not fixed by simply saying we looked at a optical illusion - and now we know them, and it will never ever deceive us. \n
Maybe accepting constant mental deficits and diversity of the species is part of growing up, and working around those that creating suffering with tech is the only way to fix it for now.
CCC only shows Amazon. Others show competitors. One is far more likely to send a buyer to a competitor if the pricing at Amazon isn't competitive.
TDD Basics: TDD Cycle: Red Green Refactor
Seems like something that people might actually pay for. The smelly shirts alone, that is. There would definitely be people who couldn't care less about actually matching and just want the smells.
My guess is that you don't even have an upvote button.

You have that little triangle, but I don't think it really upvotes.

For example, this post has 5 points but is not on the ASK page. While older posts with just 3 points are. Probably because it is "upvoted" mainly by "little guys".

As I understand it, clicking the triangle only means "put this in my saved stories list" unless you somehow secretly become a real upvoter.

I think we all are still waiting for a community with transparent rules. So far, none has managed to get a lot of traction.
I think you need to talk to your mom about a lot of this. ;)

"Incapacitated" is the wrong word. "Sleep deprived" because junior demands he be fed a couple of times during the night is more accurate.

Having an infant at the office would be very disruptive. Their cries are designed by Nature to be annoying to adults so that they get the attention they need.
There are tons of ways to evaluate word vector quality! Word analogy tasks, word similarity tasks, contextual prediction tasks, etc.

This link contains a bunch of relevant evaluation datasets and benchmarks obtained using word2vec, GloVe, etc. You can evaluate your RNN-learned vectors and compare them to a traditionally trained word2vec-trained vectors. Link here:
http://www.bigdatalab.ac.cn/benchmark/bm/Domain?domain=Word%...

For more background on evaluating word vectors check out these pretty great lecture notes from Socher's NLP class:
http://cs224d.stanford.edu/lecture_notes/LectureNotes2.pdf

Also, here's the original papers from a few years ago that introduced many of these datasets and evaluation standards:

https://papers.nips.cc/paper/5021-distributed-representation...

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mfaruqui/papers/acl14-vecdemo.pdf
Amazon and Bloc Launch Alexa Project in Developer Bootcamps
A quick google search shows, yes. Anecdotal, it's how I was raised.
This is an honest question. Why is it not possible to run decryption directly against the data?
I actually feel a bit sorry for her; I think she's a victim of both the Peter Principle and luck; had she continued serving in VP and director-type roles that she'd have had an excellent career.

She's certainly brilliant, but she seems to have been terribly ill-suited for her role at Yahoo. I don't know if anyone could have succeeded at that roles, but she sure hasn't.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell powered Drone – long flights, fast recharge
I experienced the musical highway (a segment of Route 66) last year while on a trip around the Four Corners area and enjoyed its rendition of "America The Beautiful". It was amusing and, sadly, short.
What you just described is why a number of large businesses have relationships with politicians.
Any founder, male or female. I'm male, and having a baby has been a whole lot more strain then I expected. Granted, I try to take an active role in caring for the baby, so that's different than your typical male CEO maybe.
>because every pregnancy is different, and every woman is different, and every family is different. You cannot safely assume anything about a pregnant woman. So her pregnancy can't help you reliably judge whether she can handle being CEO.

Couldn't this logic be applied to almost anything about any person and thus leave one saying that nothing can reliably be used to judge whether someone can handle being a CEO?
I suspect it was your tone. You did lay it on a bit thick even though factually correct. :)
Great podcast on this recently:

http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2016/03/04/469247400/episo...
> One study highlighted an attack on Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) when he was first running for his seat in 2010. It found that one social media campaign criticizing him for spending taxpayer money on dinners and fashion shows was largely the result of 10 Twitter bots.

This is an interesting finding. I think part of the broader question at hand in our society is that the relationships and communications are becoming world-readable, with significant consequences for shifting the flow of discourse.
Well LMDB is hands down the fastest of them all. All the benchmarks that I saw with LMDB were mostly on Linux and ext file system. It would be really interesting to see how the memory mapped files perform on a phone though. But doing so requires me to port complete LMDB on phone :P
Plead no contest to charges, no jail time, life on parole.

He could do the talk circuit, give graduation speeches, participate in panel discussions, it'd be great.
I can't tell if this is getting upvotes because people think it's a witty parody of dating apps/sites, or because they think it's cool. If it's the latter, I'm somewhat disturbed by that.

Based on the super-creepy background video, I sure hope that the creators of this thing meant for it to be a parody.
Would I invest in a startup with the founder about to have a baby? No. Either they will be dedicating a big part of their life in the near future to raising that baby correctly, or they will be ignoring that baby and leaving someone else to raise it. I find the second outcome even worse than the first, but I'm not going to invest in either.

Now a man might be able to deceive me by simply not disclosing this while a woman is going to have a very difficult time. But I wouldn't say this is unfair: the man is simply easier able to pass off his awfulness than the woman.

It's like saying a woman is more likely to be able to shoplift and get away with it than a man and this is unfair. I don't know if that is true, but if it is, it's certainly not 'unfair'.
You get improvement by returning a restricted feature set, but yes.
I think it's a lot easier to tell that a female founder is about to have a baby. Most VCs would probably balk if they heard from a founder "My wife is eight months pregnant", but men have the option of not bringing that up, while it would be a challenge for a pregnant woman to hide it.
She hadn't thought about the question, "What is news?"

There were shows which identified themselves as providing "news" and she wanted to hear the "news" but it had never occurred to her that she and the media would disagree on what that word meant. The thing that took her away from single tracking mainstream media was Michael Jackson's death. It was tragic but she just wasn't that interested in it and so many other things were happening at the same time that were getting no coverage that she could see. I suggested she seek out other sources of information and she did. A trip to the library for copies of various magazines and other newspapers and she was amazed at how much stuff she was not getting in the channels that she had voluntarily limited herself too.

Her big epiphany was that there is no "this is the information we're not sharing with you" summary. And without that summary, you don't know what you don't know unless you go looking for it.
> These new tools could help Mesosphere further distinguish itself from other companies — namely Docker and Mesosphere — that deploy applications in containers, which are lightweight alternatives to more traditional virtual machines.

Mesosphere needs to distinguish itself from Mesophere? :-)
From Oracle Security Alert for CVE-2016-0636

This vulnerability applies to Java deployments, typically in clients running
sandboxed Java Web Start applications or sandboxed Java
applets, that load and run untrusted code (e.g., code that
comes from the internet) and rely on the Java sandbox for
security.

This vulnerability does not apply to Java deployments,
typically in servers, that load and run only trusted code
(e.g., code installed by an administrator).

[1] http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/alert-cve-...
this assertion isn't hereby a symptom of synesthesia?
Old School Color Cycling with HTML5
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Relax. It's only smellz.
They didn't run word2vec. They built a LSTM-RNN (Long Short Term Memory Recursive Neural Network). They mention this in the caption of the image showing word clusters.

word2vec and LSTM-RNN both produce word embeddings, which are vector representations of words. They then applied t-SNE, which is a dimensionality reduction technique designed to produce nicely separated 2 dimensional clusters from any high dimensional data. It can do this for any "type" of vector, not just word embeddings.

So, word2vec and LSTM-RNN both make high dimensional vectors out of words. t-SNE takes high dimensional vectors and makes them 2 dimensional.
Author (CEO of Drift) doesn't hire people with previous product manager experience to be product managers. He makes the usual arguments. PMs need to try new things and learn new skills, care about the product, the customers.
Netflix admits to downgrading video quality on AT&T, Verizon phones
It's very clearly not a parody.
So each 1 person who sends in 1 sample receives 10 samples in return. Its a ponzi scheme folks!
I recently discussed this with my girlfriend. I can only conclude that there are 2 sides to the story, let's call them 2 truths:

Truth 1:
No individual (regardless of sex) can run a startup as a CEO if they are incapacitated somehow

Truth 2:
Individuals (regardless of sex) need to prioritize. NOBODY can have it all.

With that in mind, women need to understand that:
1. They will be incapacitated if they get pregnant
2. They need to choose if they want to be CEO or a nurturing mother. Both cannot happen concurrently because the woman will be overwhelmed and do worse in both roles.

It is also unfair on both the child and investors to give only half of yourself. So choose one.

This also applies to men. A man cannot go become a CEO if he's broke and needs to feed his family. Go get a job and get rid of immediate concerns first so that you can give your best to both your family and investors.
Your app looks great on paper so I downloaded it from the app store.

It requested me to allow location access, even while in the background.

This is a deal breaker for me for battery life and privacy, so I will not be able to use it.

Edit: Upon checking in settings, I can choose "while using the app only". I understand you probably prompted with "while in the background" to improve your crowdsource data.

I'm glad I will still be able to use it, thanks for allowing this!
How many applications are really doing intensive read/writes on mobile?
You can post a dissenting comment with 0 points. You just can't contribute a silent, negative assessment of a comment until you have 500 points.

I'm not sure it takes popularity to make comments that average upvotes either (I would attribute my thousands of fake points more to persistence than to popularity...).
Sure, but we don't put "May contain rodent feces and crushed insects" on our ingredients labels, and I'd frankly rather it stay that way.
in essence, that you have to be popular in order to dissent?

No, I am not saying that. And if I understand the dissent correctly being used in the sentence thus, hold or express opinions that are at variance with those previously, commonly, or officially expressed, you are already doing that to my post as an example and you didn't have to be popular to express such an opinion.:)
Definitely agree on the "tests in the repo" critique. That is a tough one, and a kink I've experienced as well. Some ideas I've had are webhooks to pull tests from a repo, but that's pretty janky and I'm not sure many devs/CTOs would be OK with that.

The extension actually has a crude way of uploading tests into your TestBeacon account, but that behavior is disabled/hidden for now since it is not quite production ready. This is convenient but doesn't strike at the heart of the repo issue.

I can definitely understand your general sentiment. The workflow is clunky right now, and making it not-so-clunky will be key for getting developers onboard.

I've thought about webscraping, but I feel a solution using these tools wouldn't stack up well with things like Mozenda. But I've done no research around that, so I'm running blind there. Maybe some simple machinery that goes to a URL, runs a Flytrap script, and then executes some sort of text extraction based on user's prefs.

Thank you again for your awesome feedback.
I write snarky comments targeting opinions that express my thinking in a concise and funny (for me at least) way.
Then you come and tell me to fix my attitude, directly judging my person. At no point did I judge you or used ad hominems.

>But you'll get your point across better if you quit the snark, that is all.

I'm not interested in getting my point accross, just in having fun. People have different objectives. Why do you want so much to tell me what I should do?

Now regarding your #2, there are many links between TV exposure and bad school grades.
Everybody on HN love to say that you must be a pretty idiot to read the dailymail or watch fox news, so a correlation between low intellectual content media consumption and low intelligence would harly surprise anybody.
Yet you reply with "That's the funniest conspiracy theory", a logical fallacy intended to ridicule while avoiding to answer the argument.

As you see, the whole conversation is rather useless, so snark is good enough.
Eh, they'd rather have me work on shady cryptocurrency projects instead.
I'm confused. Was the mention of a tour just something that reminded him to give that advice, and it was completely unrelated to the rant? Was he assuming that anyone that wanted to go on the tour was in that situation, an assumption that makes very little sense?
Why do they need an account? Can't they just crawl Amazon and get price info? Or is their business only viable if they can collect a percentage of your purchase?
That's simply not true. There are some bugs in GCC with flow-sensitive constant evaluation that cause statically-impossible "undefined behavior" to be seen and aggressively optimized against, causing a miscompilation. I've encountered clang and gcc internal errors on rather kosher modestly sized C++ projects as well.
Capturing the CPU instructions by a side-channel is indeed possible but the "real-life, working" use of the method described here is questionable for me. CPU in modern phones runs above 1GHz. USB sound card they're using provides max 192kHz which allows max 96kHz signal. 4 orders of magnitude less. There's also a lot of noise from different circuitry (GPU, display, wireless comm.) and laptop's noise as well which will obfuscate the signal.
We'll make an adjustment. Thanks for the feedback.
Well, you're also doing a random insert. That workload will always perform better on an LSM tree when compared to a B/B+ Tree (used by the non-LevelDB engines). Can you post sequential read/write benchmarks in addition?
16 people are missing after Chinese news site ask president xi to resign
In the main the karma and downvoting works pretty well here. It's one of the few places it does.

If something has had enough downvotes to go invisible it's nearly always because offensive, smartass, or spam.

The problem with downvote for everyone, including sock puppet accounts, is it becomes Reddit: "I disagree, have a downvote"
Yeah I was reading a few articles about this and one mentioned that the FBI was involved. Turns out it rant this article, and turns out not to have been a reputable source. However it's too late for me to edit the title, and I can't find a way to delete the post. Please feel free to flag our downvote.
I once had a CouchSurfer/systems-engineers friends who hosted over 400 travelers in Tokyo over the course of a few years. He told me he did so because IBM, his company, gave him 0, absolutely 0 vacation time.

He only could visit the U.S. once he quit IBM.
> discards the majority of human experience of sexuality,

The article is on the biological origin of sex, not the multiple facets of sex in human culture today. That's not evidence of a conspiracy.
Completely true, and I alluded to that in my question.

I was simply trying to understand if the above poster was saying "I consider any founder about to have a child as more risky" or if the above poster was saying "I consider any WOMAN about to have a child as more risky". In the latter case it doesn't matter how easy/hard it is to determine if someone has a pregnant partner.

As that poster has indicated it's the former, this difficulty of detection does become an issue: One that I have no good solution to. As it happens, I fully believe in the difficulty of raising young children, for any gender, so I think it's a legit concern, but it raises an automatic advantage to men over women even when they're otherwise in the same situation.
A quick google search on 'permission based email service' shows email lists- marketing related results, do you know any of such service provider?

Maybe some day email will fade away giving its place to an IM, though I'm not sure it will always be spam-filter free.
> What parts?

Stuff like how you were calling into question the parent's perception of what the NSA does with "electrical signals" coming from their house. I got the impression that you were framing the parent as a crackpot. It's just ... there's better ways of making your points than to call people out like that, whether they really are a crackpot or (most likely) NOT.

You may not have tried to be harsh, but you were. And you have no empathy for the parent, which is a bummer.

You made and are making good points in this retort, but they're mostly lost in the negativity. I'll get off your lawn now.
If your product was well made and fairly priced, they would never need to.
At the bottom of the article Bruce mentions the slashdot comments went downhill. This is the first time I've visited slashdot in years and I'm sad to see an old haunt turned so bad. The equivalent reddit thread is significantly more interesting, positive, and hacker-ish:
https://tech.slashdot.org/story/16/03/25/141256/chromium-bei...
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/4bvswj/compile...
I don't quite follow - you're saying it's easier for a woman to have a child than a man?

From a purely biological perspective this seems backwards to me. A desirable man could conceivably produce many children over the course of nine months, while a woman can have only one pregnancy.

Edit - I do recognize that in many species (humans included) females are more likely to reproduce than males. Given that the sorts of males who found companies are probably relatively high-status individuals, though, I would suggest that the likelihood of either being able to reproduce is pretty decent, and relates to choice rather than mate availability.
It would be nice if MSVC will create something like clang-cl [1] to handle --options like others do, for easier compiling of pure Makefile opensource projects.

[1] http://clang.llvm.org/docs/MSVCCompatibility.html
Those are transporter erector launchers for the YJ-62 anti-ship cruise missile. They are deployed as shore-based defensive batteries. The coloring is likely intended to make them blend in with the sky (when viewed from the ocean surface) and the surf zone (when viewed from above).

As for deploying rocket artillery on ships, that wouldn't be a good idea. Firing platforms need to be better secured in order to be used from a ship. Regardless, China doesn't have many amphibious assault ships with significant clear deck space.
I guess it all depends on the enterprise. Encryption is a requirement for certain businesses. My partner is required to use it at her law firm when working with certain clients.