skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Got it. I have never tried submitting an app that implemented my own controls other than using the iOS supplied ones, so I'm not speaking from experience.
Tried for an hour, or for 2 weeks though? There's a difference.
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Agreed. I have given them the benefit of the doubt. I have turned ad-blockers off on sites that requested it... only to turn it back on moments later because of the constant bombardment and sheer disregard for users and user experience.

Not to mention the rest of the issues (aesthetic destruction, readability issues, performance, security risks, privacy risks, etc)

As far as I'm concerned, any company/publisher/site that wants to use those types of ads can go out of business. I am fine with that consequence of ad-blocking.
There's very little QA going on with Atom is part of the problem. The last major release v1.7.0 shipped with a fatal crash on launch in linux.
I didn't realize this was now a feature, and I couldn't find a blog post on it, so thought others might be in the same boat and wanted to share this.
This is the reason why I use Atom on my desktop and Sublime on my MacBook.

One Dark is really pleasing to the eyes than Monokai. Here's a link for Sublime users who want to give it a try:

https://packagecontrol.io/packages/One%20Dark%20Material%20-...
https://packagecontrol.io/packages/One%20Dark%20Color%20Sche...
(unfortunately they're both abandoned now)
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> You can buy the oil and bake your own, but that requires more money and effort up front ($50-$100)

It doesn't require much money or effort at all. I regularly make small batches of oil using as little as 0.5g of kief.

I melt a little coconut oil, dump in the kief (would work with weed too, of course) and cover with tinfoil. Then I bake it at 115C/240F for 27 minutes - cannaoil, done!

THC is metabolised into a stronger form, THC-9-COOH, so edibles really make it go further. Plus the effects last several hours instead of the 1-2 when smoking or vaping.

> Vaping using concentrate is likewise not cheap.

Erm.. you don't have to use concentrates.
no pictures of an apple fruit
"3. Variations, Takeoffs or Abbreviations: You may not use an image of a real apple or other variation of the Apple logo for any purpose. Third parties cannot use a variation," (http://www.apple.com/legal/intellectual-property/guidelinesf...)
> I have a 10GB data plan, why is this still a thing?!

Where are you living and holy fuck how much are you paying?

Not everyone lives in Finland, unfortunately. It's a small number of countries where 100MB won't eat up like half your monthly data allowance and it's good that Apple prevents morons with unneccessarily huge apps (FACEBOOK!!!) to screw their customers.
Do laravel php projects "just work" like regular PHP might on inexpensive shared hosting? Or do you need a custom setup similar to all these js node / react projects seem to require?
Looking at the demographics and political climate of America, I am not at all bullish on the idea of the continuation of long-term bull market.

Ignoring anything technical, there are two extremely strong things going against the markets:

1. The fact that the boomers will be drawing down on their investments as they retire and begin to spend them.

2. The sentiment that is growing against our corporatist structure that has propped earnings up (ie the jobless recovery). Whether it's Bernie or Trump you support, it doesn't matter -- well over half the country is voting against policies that have made the stock market so successful at the expense of the American middle class

My point being, market knowledge is always important to have, but I'd advise against putting all of your time into it. It's going to be stagnant for a generation. IMHO you are better off building a real business with your time. Get ahead of the game and see where the future is headed -- the trend is your friend.
The main problem with that thinking is that if the story is just about adaptation topics, we're going to be fighting a losing war for centuries. Adaptation is urgent to save human lives, yes - but vastly more important is to reduce greenhouse gas output. There is only one story right now for the US News to focus on:

Donald Trump thinks climate change is a hoax.

Ted Cruz also thinks climate change is a hoax.

Hillary Clinton thinks climate change is not a problem and that we should increase our greenhouse gas output as fast as possible.

Bernie Sanders considers climate change to be of critical importance and will act as a leader to curtail our greenhouse gas output. He is also the least likely leader in the race right now.

The story is not just about adaptation. The story is about how the US political leadership is passionate about increasing the rate of climate change and calling the entire science of climate a 'hoax'.
> DigitalOcean is all over Fortune 500

Do you have any reference for that? I was under the impression that DigitalOcean was mostly used by developers and startups. I was also under the impression that Git became the mainstream VCS a while ago...
> I'd be more interested in your nuanced opinions if you weren't a government shill.

Personal attacks are not allowed on HN, and neither are accusations of shilling or astroturfing without evidence. (An opposing opinion is emphatically not evidence.)

We ban users that do this, so I'm dismayed that such an established user as you would set this kind of example for others. We'll put it down as the kind of lapse that happens to all of us on the internet, but please don't do it again.
So they pushed everything, really everything so hard and you think they couldn't make customers use wireless, bluetooth headphones? Why are headphones treated specially? I can't even connect my 27'' Thunderbolt Display, that's a major bummer. Not leaving out the minijack port.
> We can solve those problems withing sending more rockets to space - which ends up burning more fossil fuel. Remember, every day that you are alive ( assuming you are living a developed country ) you are emitting huge amount of carbon.

Even if you launched 10 rockets a day, it's a tiny percentage of combustion compared to hundreds of millions of cars, trucks, buses, planes, coal and oil and gas boilers, etc.

I don't understand your second point.

But regarding "clean water on[sic] space", there are in fact ice comets containing tons of water that could be harvested by a future space colony. It makes sense that we'd want to exploit that source rather than try to move H2O into orbit from the Earth's surface. The Jupiter moon Europa is thought to possibly have a vast water ocean beneath its icy shell. The Moon may also harbor vast amounts of water locked in minerals or in subsurface ice.

With water, we can have colonies. Colonies can grow trees, entire forests in fact. The sky's the limit, so to speak. Really, there's a lot of exciting possibilities for spreading civilization into orbit and onto other planets and moons.

The spin-offs and economic expansion that space colonization will undoubtedly bring more than justify the costs of exploration. A few space colonies and mining operations will solve poverty on Earth. It's worth it.
That's terraforming. Before humans got there, it was bare volcanic rock.

As for the radio stations, there's a LORAN station, to provide a navigational marker in the South Atlantic. NASA had a tracking station there for Apollo, but it was closed and abandoned in the 1990s. The USAF has a tracking station there now, for communicating with various space assets.[1] As an intercept station, it would be marginal; there's nobody to listen to.

[1] http://www.patrick.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet_print...
It's a good start :)

I've noticed people try to start out with NLP + machine learning when creating a bot, got any plans for that?
Related: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/before-there-was-internet-p...
I wonder how much financial illiteracy is really a contributor to people's poor financial situations. I'm much more interested in personal finance than the average person (I took a class at university, enjoy pf blogs like mr money mustache) but I still struggle with having the self discipline to adhere to correct spending behaviors. As an american, you're constantly being assaulted by marketing to get you to buy stuff, it eventually starts to effect you.
These guidelines are the rules. The Developer Program License Agreement referenced in 27.1 is something else.
Voltaire has a nice bit of insight on "the power of positive thinking" shared through his story about Candide:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candide

Worth a read before you start decorating your home with power crystals and fire up the incense.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proving_too_much
>3. It dramatically increases time to sleep and wake from sleep.

Well, I'll have to call BS on that. It maybe increase it, but hardly "dramatically". In fact time to sleep/wake is fast enough to barely care about it.

And I have 16GB RAM and the older, 2013 era, SSDs. Newer MBP SSDs are 2x-3x the speed of mine.

Plus, since then Apple added memory compression...
strict password requirements are usually a requirement for regulated businesses (such as those creating back accounts). Having a secure password for an account that manages your money is a good thing!
You don't know how bogus income numbers are? They are literally made up in advance.
Eventually Facebook will become evil, and eventually probably after that the Govt will have to regulate it or break it up.
very nice. I like that it each chart method returns the figure, so if it is needed to do something you didn't implement the figure is available to edit.
In the course of investing and reading about investing sometimes I stumble upon what I think of as particular well distilled pieces of insight. I keep a file of these in my notes. Here are a few of my favorite concepts, quoted from others:

“It all comes down to who is going to buy and who is going to sell and for what reasons,” -- Ray Dalio

Determine whether an investment opportunity is a Yes, No, or Too Hard: If you do not understand it after brief study…it’s Too Hard. If you do not love it shortly after that, it is a No. -- Warren Buffet, paraphrased

"The market is like a large movie theatre with a small door” - N. N. Taleb
I love both GitLab and DigitalOcean, but why do I feel so devalued by IT deflation? The longer I'm part of something and the more effort I put into promoting a platform, the less perks I get. Why? I understand the importance of new customers, but why do you alienate the loyal user-base that made you what you are today? Are we rewarding ignorance now?
> There's a good chance you'll do about as good as 50% of the stock market investors(or more counting fees lost)

A naive response may be "well, then. I'll invest in the other 50%...".

It's important to note that no one, to date, has shown they're capable of predicting who which survive, which fail, and which beat the markets. And if such a person or persons exit that can do so they're sure as hell not sharing it with you.
Yes, that would be hard! Maybe you could use Postgres's newish JSON for that. (Of course, that's not traditional SQL)
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Oh, OK. I was imagining something like that happening more recently and couldn't quite believe it.
And the blog also has a good post on LGoP:
http://www.filfre.net/2015/03/leather-goddesses-of-phobos-or...

(and lots of other 80s adventure games and RPGs. I love this site and am very glad Jimmy Maher is out there researching this stuff)
You can easily export any pandas DataFrame to html using the to_html() method. To generate full webpage, you'll probably want a templating engine like Jinja2.

The best demo I've seen for generating a PDF report is on Practical Business Python[1]

Edit: I forgot to mention the new pandas Style[1] feature for generating some impressive looking html tables.

[1] http://pbpython.com/pdf-reports.html

[2] http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/style.html
Like I said elsewhere, it feels like intellectual territorialism (partially wordplay on "intellectual property rights").

They feel threatened by just about any use of anything under their umbrella that they have not yet explicit approved. They want to be gatekeepers not just for the products, but for what you get to do with them.

They want to control the market including both discoverability and which business models that may be used.

You can see the same behavior most prominently in the movie industry and in how they treat video services and apply their "release windows", including the enforced DRM. Look up bluray licensing too, and how they handle even the patent licensing both for players and disc distributors.
Because people need to eat.
Kind of off-topic, but the work GitLab is putting in and the things they come up with every other day is crazily impressive. We moved from Github to GitLab sometime ago and we believed that to be a trade-off for moving to our own infrastructure. It always seemed like GitLab wasn't "quite there". Today, however it is a whole different story. We pretty much cannot go back to Github at all because of how well-integrated, stable and beautiful this product is.
You assume people don't blindly click on things until the desired affect takes place.

My brother went to a website that had a link to a pdf he wanted to read but adjacent to that link was an "install acrobat reader" button that looked more inviting. He kept on clicking and installing acrobat reader assuming that it would eventually go to the link he wanted. He eventually complained to me that his computer didn't have acrobat reader and no matter how many times he tried he couldn't install it. It was only after I went to the website that I realized what the problem is.
some people produce more benefit half-sleep than thirty-five of those who appear to be awake. I'll pass on 'abundant thinking'...
Over the last couple of years, I have spend a lot of time on investing (e.g. learning about it and actually making picks) and I did not outperform the market (aka "generate alpha"): Seeing how strongly the major indices developed, it would have been better to buy an ETF (a passive investment instrument that replicates the movement of an underlying such as the S&P500 index) and do literally nothing else.

Generating alpha is very, very hard; If you want to maximize your financial wealth it might be better to focus on earning more money (for example by acquiring in-demand skills), living frugally and be content with market-returns (which have been fantastic over the last 200 years).

What is true for most skills is true for investing: instead of reading about it, start doing it right from the start: Pick a company (maybe smallish <$250m market capitalization, so the complexity is less overwhelming) and learn as much about that firm, its competitors and the market it operates in as you possibly can. This process can take weeks of full-time work for a single firm.

At the end of the investment process you have one task and one task only: have an opinion on whether the company is selling for less than it is worth.

You don't actually have to commit capital, just start a watchlist (a couple of dry-runs will be a good learning experience!)

Be aware of the fact that investing requires a lot of discipline: thorough analysis is tough and time-consuming. Also, investing is contrarian by default: you don't outperform the market by doing what the market does (D'oh!), you have to think and act independently.

Investing can be an emotional roller-coaster (e.g. it is tough to admit that your judgement was wrong and cut your losses).

Investing is more art than science, uncertainty about the future and facts you cannot know are lurking everywhere, you'll have to develop your own principles (and refine them over the years) to become successful. I recommend creating a checklist that reflect your principles and sticking to that list religiously.

Fundamental analysis crucially relies on understanding the three parts of financial reporting: the profit & loss-statement, the cash-flow statement and the balance sheet. Studying those from one of the numerous free online resources should serve you well.

In conclusion: investing is a intellectually rewarding endeavor (and I wouldn't want to miss it) but, and that is true by definition, almost no one can reliably generate alpha. So spend your time, effort and (!) money wisely.
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What we really want is 'opensourcebooks'.
Where do you usually charge bluetooth headphones? On USB ports.
I too abandoned Atom after a few month trial period. It has potential, but it just had so many issues that, upon opening Sublime Text again, I heaved a huge sigh of relief. That's not to say Atom is bad, but even now it's a bit rough around the edges.

I love the theme though. It's probably the only time I've opened an editor and didn't immediately look to change the theme. If I'm not mistaken, it's called "One Dark" but I could never find a good Sublime or Emacs clone.
Skype stopped leaking your IP address earlier this year. It existed before that, but is now the default behavior.
http://blogs.skype.com/2016/01/21/to-our-gamers-ip-will-now-...
Thanks. That's really great to hear!

Although we still have ways to go, we recently made large strides in terms of performance and UX. Two areas we know we were lacking in, in the past.

I'd love to hear what we can improve further.
>There is a palpable sense of fear and unease on people's faces

As opposed to 8:30am on the NYC Metro or the London underground that's positively a sea of smiles?
fantastic idea. I consistently get screwed over at the end of the season for not preparing my taxes correctly. I'll be signing up.
> These guidelines are the rules.

They're not rules they're guidelines. That's in the name. Which is why they don't mention the webview exemption to guideline 2.7 for instance.

> The Developer Program License Agreement referenced in 27.1 is something else.

No, the agreement the actual thing developers sign on and must follow.
Facebook is the social equivalent of fast food. They've tuned the menu to make it addictive.

> I wish I had a clever idea for a solution to this because I really think the world deserves an open social platform that not only engages people socially, but provides the social lubricant to enable people to form online/offline clubs and interact with each other in a high-bandwidth so we can use the internet to teach each other and create fun things with each other.

It's called a coffee shop.

We need to get off the curated online experiences and back to interacting with people physically. It's vital. A therapist friend of mine says that most of the clients he sees that are teens or in their 20s have poor interaction skills in person and social phobia. Those lead to incredible rejection anxiety. I know from my own experience that some of the best conversations I've had with strangers have been people in their 50s and above who know how to engage in casual conversation and find joy in it rather than angst.

Go to a coffee shop and talk to a stranger. We should all do more of that. It's healthy.
they wrote it that way specifically for perceptive people like you
You know what would be fun? (for some perverse sense of fun)?

If they added a lighting port on Macs too.

Suddenly all kinds of peripherals for iPhone/iPad could be reused with Macs too (with the appropriate driver updates).
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A lot of great suggestions already (especially regarding index funds), but I'd add that one of the best things I've done is get a Wall Street Journal subscription. Reading the business and markets section daily really helps. I know it doesn't sound as rigorous as reading a textbook on trading or investing, but after you read the news daily for a while, you start to make connections. You know all the current deals, you know how a lot of businesses are doing. And most importantly you start to build an internal model of how a stock will do based on certain stories that get published.
I'm a big fan of Harry Browne's thoughts on the subject:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fail-Safe_Investing
They seem to have increased restrictions on purchases outside Apple's control (section on 'Purchasing and currencies').

Subscriptions Outside of an App

Subscribers to magazines, newspapers, books, audio, music, video
and cloud storage services who were acquired outside of your app
can read or play content through the app. However, you may not
provide external links in your app that allow users to purchase
subscriptions outside of the app.

Sure, they've created the OS, but this is starting to feel a bit like a troll guarding a bridge, forcing every one to pay up to walk across.
Compare that to gold supply/trade.

It would seem much easier and reassuring to slip some gold into your pocket if you're concerned about electrical or communication networks being severed. Also the part where the vast majority of people have no idea wtf bitcoin is or how to use it wouldn't be reassuring.

I don't understand this existential battle bitcoin wants to play with gold. They can co-exist, they're fundamentally different, one is not inherently superior, they are different.

Bitcoiners just like to play this fantasy of "Oh, if only bitcoin can replace this millennia entrenched system of which it has no rational basis to do so, I'd be so rich! Yippee!"
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raises the question
Without multipart upload, you can't resume uploads. Even with moderate sized files that's a bummer.
South Koreans do the mass crying thing as well (e.g. Park Chung Hee's death)
Why does an investor have to beat the market. If the companies you invested in are getting richer and making useful products, investors should get rich too. Its not zero sum.
I'm sure that is representative (it doesn't seem that they've solved 'registration' yet) but I'm curious what's behind the camera lens. For all we know it looks like this: http://arcadeheroes.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/swordvr.p...

Or it could be a Tango. Or a HoloLens devkit.

Have they still not hit investor saturation so they don't want to show what they have because the speculation will bring in more funds than the real thing? Or are they just building up their patents so they can own the technology while companies like MS do the heavy lifting? Do they assume whoever has the smallest AR rig wins so don't want to show their cards yet (assuming this thing is the size of a normal pair of glasses)?

Their level of secrecy is actually getting kind of annoying.
https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/

OK, this is not going to be a popular opinion but this is terrible, harsh and condescending language. Only apple can get away with this.

Phrases like 'think about the children', 'amateur hour', 'run to the press' simply don't help. I know how to take care of my kids, thank you. And the lesson I am giving them is not to get into walled gardens where someone else controls what my children can see and do. Calling things amateur is sad - who are they to decide? Let the market decide, don't decide for the market. Did these guys see the airbnb video the other day where Brian said everyone said the idea was totally stupid. 'Lasting entertainment', yeah right.

I don't know about you guys but this is as close to big brother speak as I have seen.

(I don't own any apple product and never will because I cannot imagine buying a device where I cannot install my own software without purchasing Apple laptops. Seriously? This is progress?)