skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is exactly how people were thinking about housing market back in 2005. It's a bedrock on which US economy is built and blah, blah, blah...

Yes tech is the future - AI, VR, and etc. But most of us are writing web and mobile apps, and lots of those apps are not that useful.
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I've been victim to a fraud a couple of years ago, and in retrospect it's amazing how gullible I was -- conning is so easy because we tend to trust people by default. And in this case, all the people who fell for the fraud probably really wanted this to be true, which probably affected their judgement.
I wonder how difficult it would be to build an app that lists and estimates fares for different local car services.
Reminder that this breaks basic features like copy/paste, drag-and-drop, and a lot of applications that spawn helper applications and expect them to be on the same display.

There is a reason that the general Linux desktop camp is not adopting solutions like this and instead preferring Wayland, and that's that these systems can never be production ready and support the featureset that traditional X11 can support.

Also, I tested my keylogger [0] on this setup, and it still got through. Oops. They're proxying through XRecord and XTest it seems.

https://github.com/magcius/keylog
Thank you!! Downloading to get my old stuff.
Judge Grants Search Warrant Forcing Woman to Unlock iPhone with Touch ID
I never made the assertion that planning permission was easily gained.
Jean Yang @ CMU (together with Sam Tobin-Hochstadt @ Indiana) posted a response to this on her website:

http://jxyzabc.blogspot.com/2016/05/myth-cs-researchers-dont...

Releasing code is a widespread practice in the programming languages and software engineering communities, and one that is getting stronger (see http://artifact-eval.org).

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Ok, we changed from the article title to a shortened version of the first sentence, which makes a narrower claim.
It's not an ATM Machine, or an ATM Cash Machine, it's simply an ATM: MACHINE IS THE M!
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This looks pretty cool. I think it would be fantastic if you'd integrate social logins here. I'd rather log in with Facebook or Twitter than create a completely separate account just to use the site.

Having a demo of sorts would also be useful, so that I could get a feel for the sprint editor. Animations are great, but it doesn't give me a sense of how well it would work for me.
Timezones, navigating two sets of employment laws, payroll complexity, cost of flying them in (even infrequently), language issues, recruitment (e.g. understanding foreign qualifications, advertising), and so on.

Typically if companies want remote workers abroad they avoid most of these by hiring an outsourcing company, letting the outsourcing company deal with the local stuff abroad, and all the US company has to do is send them a pile of money.

Hiring US remote worker doesn't solve all of these (e.g. two states in the US might have different employment laws) however it does solve at least half.
Cuckolded, probably.
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Paying someone for a whole year gives you one chance of finding a full-time employee. Paying four different people for 3 months each gives you four chances.
What about neither? There are people who value sobriety.
The research areas of "temporal databases" [1] and "temporal data warehouses" [2] deal with temporal validity of data as well as with evolution of schemata over time. The goal is usually to reconstruct historical states, so I'm not quite sure if this exactly fits what you mean by statelessness.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporal_database
[2] https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=temporal+data+war...
I'd argue the reason we thrived was because we knew we had to be a platform for communities (subreddits) from the beginning. No single frontpage can be home for everyone, but tens of thousands of communities on a common platform, can scale forever.

Slashdot was definitely the OG, though. Got to meet CmdrTaco at a talk I gave a little while ago and tell him thanks for everything he did to inspire us at Reddit.
Didn't Satoshi also sign his earliest messages with a PGP key? If this guy's really Satoshi, couldn't he just sign a new message stating so with that same private key?
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Right, California is one of a handful of states with a definition for (and a ban on) throwing stars. A few hundred lines or so up the penal code from your link the definition can be found. What I had was a toy and did not meet the definition.

The police, who are local and have at least a basic understanding of California's laws, immediately knew it was not a throwing star. I'm not sure if TSA is allowed to touch weapons, but they refused to attempt to handle this item even after police arrived.

If this sounds stupid it's because it is. Someone threatened me with jail time and then came back to haunt me even after the police said there was no weapon. I retained an ex-TSA attorney, learned the laws and fought hard to understand the process.

In the end I just got on the phone with my case agent who quickly Nerfed my violation soon after I sent the email. Nothing that can be done about the PreCheck ban though.
Not to mention the slight of hand with "signature" and "signiture" http://i.imgur.com/IPDPXZm.png
What Trolling of Women Looked Like in the 19th Century
Interesting evidence perhaps supporting your claim - the Wikipedia page for Nakamoto has been edited heavily and subsequently blocked in the last 24 hours by an ip address pointing to Wright, Australia, the location of Charles Stuart University.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/180.216....

I don't know how to go any deeper than that, and I wouldn't call it a smoking gun, but I just think it's humorous to think of such a person frantically editing Wikipedia to try to temporarily change what the world accepts as truth. Wright is listed as a PhD student at Charles Stuart University here:

https://www.csu.edu.au/anrl/people
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> you just thought it was slightly less than it actually was.

(where "slightly" = 40x)
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The motivation behind WeWork's innovative office design – Robin at Work
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This is what so many non-software people trying to make decisions on software fail to realize - every constraint added increases the complexity of software by an order of magnitude.
Buying a blood glucose meter is not an expensive investment (provided you don't really need it, ie. don't have diabetes) and it will pay dividends in terms of health. With a meter and about 200 strips and lancets, you can determine a big list of foods that raise your blood glucose and foods that don't.

I've been customizing my meals based on what my glucose meter tells me raises my blood glucose the least and I am losing weight. The weight loss is gradual, but the most important thing is I am doing it eating foods I will eat, setting up a diet I can stick to long term, and I know that this will be good for me because the numbers back it up. Like you, I've always liked meats and testing myself with the glucose meter shows that eating more meats and less carbs is good for me personally. I should note I am not diagnosed with diabetes, I just bought the glucose meter to guide me in what I eat.
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As soon as I saw GQ was one of the media he personally revealed his story to, my skepticism went through the roof. GQ (Gentlemen's Quarterly) is a magazine for image/fashion/style purposes, not tech breakthroughs.

Craig Wright seems to be wanting the fame, in a narcissistic way... That is the only reason I can imagine including GQ. Any other reasons for including such a media outlet?
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We are looking for a few experienced software engineers to join our small but growing R&D team in downtown Austin. Within engineering we are a passionate group of people who are extremely interested in building the software that helps our customers around the country thrive in their local communities. We’re a pretty small team (currently ~27 people) so you’ll have plenty of say around how we develop software going forward. We are currently in the process of modernizing our software platform to be more modular and truly data driven. Our goal is to use data to make sure that we provide the right content to the right consumer at the right time. We’re building our internal API using REST based services implemented in Java, and while our front end is currently implemented in PHP, we are migrating away from that. Some of the technologies that we’re using: Dropwizard, Flyway, React, CloudFormation, Troposphere, and Ansible. All new engineers get company provided downtown parking, flexible work hours, 100% of their health insurance premiums paid for by the company, and access to our kitchen with plenty of drinks and snacks. We’re looking for individuals only so please NO RECRUITERS OR AGENCIES (seriously, your emails will just go into the trash folder so let's save each other's time). In addition we’re looking for full-time employees who are already in Austin, TX or willing to relocate.

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Clustering algorithms generally only need a distance metric. Here 2d space is used for illustration just because it is easy to visualize.

For n-dimensional space, geometric distance is often (but not always) used, but you can just use # of hops instead of that.
Could you please expand on reasons behind Swiss citizenship requirements? Is it a government related/sponsored project?
New gTLDs and domain namesonly
Thank you. The part I couldn't understand is how Gavin could verify the signature without retaining the message. But your explanation (with the hash) makes perfect sense.

Wright supplied all the inputs. Amazing.
It's worse than just those 5 rows.

http://www.peri.umass.edu/fileadmin/pdf/working_papers/worki...
The money is on them re-starting F-22 production.

"The bill would also require a study of the budgetary implications of restarting Lockheed Martin’s F-22 fighter jet line."

http://www.defensenews.com/story/defense/2016/04/28/house-pa...

http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/2016/04/20/D-j-Vu-F-22-Why-Air...
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The success of technology companies isn't an all-or-nothing proposition. Google is about as different from any given startup as it is from John Deere. Even within the realm of "unicorns," there are those with actual business models (profitable or otherwise), and those without.

What we're really talking about here is the end of a half-decade of basically free capital, which has been funneled into startups willy nilly. As a result, a lot of startups that never should have been funded will fail. Other startups that probably deserved funding, but were massively overfunded and overvalued will also face difficulties. Some startups will survive.

Similarly, some big tech companies are struggling to right-size the investments they made when their effective cost of capital was radically different from where it is today. Some will be fine. Etc.
I always wonder about patterns like this, and how they arise. For the kind of Rust code I personally write, I can count on one hand the number of times I needed to deal with a non-lexical lifetime. But it's clearly a pain point for a lot of people, so I wonder where the difference is.
There are many making around $102K now.
Michael Crawford is here on HN, in case you were wondering. When I first saw his name, I definitely did a double-take and had flashbacks to his OggFrog posts. https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=MichaelCrawford
Yeah, unchecking that was the first thing I did after updating the app, and the existence of that option was the only thing that made Twitter tolerable again. But where before I used to read every tweet in my timeline, now I regularly miss tweets because of the 'while you were gone' misfeature (I can tell because I have another device with an older version of the app), which doesn't appear to be optional. Plus everything is out of order.

It's not like I see any more ads this way, so I don't get the point. I do get a lot of stuff that isn't ads but which I didn't subscribe to and don't care about, and it's infuriating. Twitter clearly doesn't want users like me who follow only enough stuff they can actually read. Probably someone's bonus is linked to the average number of accounts followed. It's enough to make me seriously consider not bothering with Twitter any more. I wonder what that would do to their bonus? Facebook already used the same method to successfully drive down my usage of it (and therefore my viewing of ads) by at least an order of magnitude.
I've been using an MX brown keyboard for over 3 years now, and switched from MX blues. As another poster said, MX browns do not have that extra click [0] but go straight down. Now while they don't have that extra click, they are still much louder than your average keyboard. If you really try, you can type kind of quietly if you don't bottom out on your keys too hard, but make no mistake, when you're furiously typing away you'll be heard.

[0]-http://www.keyboardco.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Bl...
Abstract Dangers – When ‘And’ Meets ‘Or’
How closely do the Engineers work with the Scientists?
Catalyst Repository Systems | Denver, CO | Onsite or Remote | Full-time | Software Engineer Backend - XQuery, JS | $100,000-$130,000

You will develop, test, debug and document technical software solutions using MarkLogic, Redis, and Elasticsearch. Your languages include XQuery, XSLT, Python, and JavaScript. You will lead and participate in code reviews. You will be interacting with others to deliver projects on time. You will need to communicate effectively with business managers, product managers, system engineers, junior developers, senior developers, and UI developers. You will interact with many stakeholders reporting on status, milestones, and road blocks. You will be working on code for our production platform and must be able to react quickly if errors are uncovered. Additional items left to the discretion of manager.

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We participated in YC's W16 batch. Press: http://techcrunch.com/2016/04/19/restocks-the-freak-in-me/

We're looking to hire a full stack engineer. Someone who feels confident touching all parts of our (mostly JS) stack and working with us to build new product and unafraid making decisions on where to go next, across all parts of the stack.

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