skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I believe he's referring to the definition of porn that most people don't often think of.

"television programs, magazine, books, etc. that are regarded as emphasizing the sensuous or sensational aspects of a nonsexual subject and stimulating a compulsive interest in their audience."

There are plenty of subreddits like r/earthporn that fit this definition. In fact many of the default communities do.
It has employees as assets. And Mayer, of course.
I can see it in C++, but they seemed to work pretty well in Ada. A lot of things seem to work better in Ada to be truthful.
1. "Meditations" – Marcus Aurelius

2. "The Practicing Mind" – Thomas Sterner

3. "Better: A Surgeon's Notes on Performance" – Atul Gawande (I'm not a surgeon; the principles herein are universal)

(honorable mention: "How to Win Friends and Influence People" – Dale Carnegie; various biographies by Caro and Chernow)
Oh hey guys, this is us. Thanks for posting!

I wasn't going to post our product in HN, since tech-specs wise this tends to be a high-end audience, but I wanted to share a little bit about what we're trying to accomplish and the reasoning behind the entry level specs.

The Superbook is the attempt to prove that the concept of device convergence and the benefits of continuum are exciting enough to 1) get most people to not need a laptop and 2) to provide mobile-first economies to have an affordable option to do work without switching OS or need to buy another device.

Is it going to replace the MBP in silicon valley? Not yet. Most of the time I require higher specs too. But for most of the world that uses their laptop primarily for browsing the internet, writing documents, and watching movies on a larger screen - it's enough. And it's also affordable enough that everyone can try the concept out. We're aiming to build both the hardware and software that makes this possible, with enough flexibility that you can run it on any Android phone and with no technical knowledge needed.

What's probably my favorite use case: having come from a non-profit background (YC S14, Bayes Impact) it's really awesome to see tech impact the world. We are really really excited to be working with the Nelson Mandela Long Walk to Freedom Education Project to provide Superbooks to kids in South Africa so they can learn without restraints. Even having the basic keyboard, mouse, and display will provide a great opportunity to better take in content and engage.

Happy to pop back in [doing Kickstarter support for the next hour] and answer questions if folks on HN are curious. We're also in SF, so feel free to reach out and drop by to see the prototypes! (email in profile)
"Cracking the Coding Interview" (probably wouldn't even have a career without this book)

"The Little Schemer"

"Stories of Cats and the Lives They Touch" by Peggy Schaefer
My buddy had an atrix and he got the laptop dock; it was actually OK, but since it was limited to that one phone it didn't work out long term (he switched phones about a year in).

There are probably folks who don't do much more than word processing and email, in which case this (a screen + keyboard + battery for your phone) might actually be useful. I feel like this is the niche that tablets w/ keyboards fill -- this will have to compete directly with those. It has the benefit of the trackpad, which feels more like a full laptop.
This 7-Year-Old Makes Snazzy Buttons to Keep Pokemon Go Players Safe
Try an experiment. Replace the adjective in question with a race that you feel is being maligned. Does the sentence now make you cringe? Then it is probably classist,

I think the people who point out this sort of thing are usually just trying to illustrate that there's all these gossipy judgements we make of each other and that it happens so often and so consistently that we end up doing it it thoughtlessly.

And then there are the people who think the rags to riches tale is just one of the tools of the rich and powerful. That the token success story keeps the rest of us from doing anything to change the status quo. And so rather than being inspired by them they just get grumpy.
I did a double take when I read Tim Armstrong as the new CEO.

I remember reading a scathing in-depth piece on him some time ago. Fired a guy in the middle of a meeting, shamed some employees that had delivery complications with their children. I was surprised he's still around.

I suppose the new CEO will be as criticized and unloved as the old one.
This. Whether or not we need more professional devs is beside the point. At coder dojos, for example, they're not teaching design patterns, they're teaching the basics - assignment, loops, conditionals - the kinds of things that allow you to automate computation in other fields of endeavour
There is one called "Garbage Day" but I can't recommend it since the developer doesn't seem to have enough interest in developing it.
7-Year-Old Entrepreneur Helps Keep 'Pokemon Go' Players Safe Video
Canada enacts internet ban for sex offenders
I'm getting a 401 error when I do
curl https://api.gotinder.com/user/52b....000f9b

And I grabbed the user_id from the groups json "user_id" var

I also made the request from the browser on my phone.. same thing.

Do I need to add some tinder oauth credential to the curl request?
If your email reliability is affecting you financially maybe you should pay for a pro account?
I would NEVER use a "free" service for e-mail if I depended on it for $
This is a lesson well learned for you.
The Pragmatic Programmer, Dave Thomas, Andy Hunt

Fooled by Randomness, Taleb

Linchpin, Seth Godin
>Nintendo just need to make a powerful system, powerful process lots or ram .. and a developer friendly sdk If they want to remain in the console business

>I don't why they don't see the obvious

Because both of their biggest console/handheld successes did the exact opposite of that...
Politics is inextricable from human life, news, and technology. Any story here can be political, and that should be fine. Whatever my political leanings, I had an issue with this sentence:

> creating opportunities for yourself where none seem to exist

The fact is that there were opportunities. In countries where education is free and accessible, there are always opportunities.

If the subject is spreading education, I will happily be partisan and political, even if you find it irritating. It's too important to ignore, especially when it's a core factor in this headline and story.
I do think that it's trolling to ask why people think Trump is a racist. Your own previous comment makes it perfectly clear why people would think that Trump is a racist. I'm suspect that in reality you know perfectly well which facts lead people to draw that conclusion.

I did not say that all birthers are racist on a personal level, but the movement is undeniably a racist movement. As you know, there are no credible grounds for believing that Obama is not a natural born US citizen. People only think that he is not because he is black.

It's perfectly appropriate to attack your standard of proof when your standard of proof is too high. By your own admission, Trump keeps saying things that appear to be rooted in racism. The comments in question are widely known and abundantly easy to find. I can't really interpret a request for "evidence" as sincere in this context.
Peter Thiel says he is 'proud to be gay' as he pledges support for Trump
These days people have learned to compensate the lack of type checking with an increased amount of tests.
Yeah, a criminal law analogy of Milo's circumstance would be being sent to prison for a probation violation.
I'm not a Sendgrid customer but their "warm up" answer here is totally insufficient. It strikes me as an attempt to spin a major outage as standard operating procedure, and as a result I'm not going to use their product in the future.
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There are a variety of apps that let you use your phone as a touchpad with a variety (or lack) of information on your phone. Somewhat nice for certain scenarios.

Disclaimer: I haven't used that sort of setup since the 1st gen iphone and windows xp.
workque todo --for=yesterday
# ~/notes/checklist-2016-07-18.md
# This will jump back to Friday's note if it's Monday today!

Too much of intelligence. Does this imply that one can't have notes for weekends?
I didn't realise he wrote a book. His chess videos in Chessmaster made me a much better player, I'll definitely have a look at the book.
yeah, seems like dangerous idea.
If you're sending financially critical email, you probably shouldn't be using the $10/month tier of an online service. Email is complicated, I feel like most of these types of services explain the tradeoffs of each price point fairly well.
Well, I disagree. When I started to program, in 2000, it was só easy that a child 12 years old could do (HTML,php,ftp). Although anyone can deploy something online today, I doubt it's só easy for a 12 years old kid to learn something similar to what I used, like React, node and git.

Editado: conclusion, programming is becoming harder, not easier.
What's so strange about stat() on the file after you open it? It's a security check against a known and abused exploit and it's not even hard to do. This seems like a simple fix to the problem.

Just make sure you fstat() the file descriptor and not stat() the file to avoid a second race condition where a malicious actor undoes their attack immediately after you open() the file to hide the evidence.
This is a symptom of the fact that the current gameplay is completely antithetical to the marketing of the game. I live in a urban area and walk about 5 miles a day with very little variety to the game as well. I'm realizing this game isn't designed around walking and exploring, it's designed around sitting at dense clusters of pokestops with other players.

If you want to experience the variety of pokemon this game offers, you're incentivized to sit and stay.
This is known as ennui - and is perfectly normal.

I think there is one solution that works very well.

Do something that benefits others - focus on how you can help others - maybe go onto one of the Stack Overflow boards and answer some questions. Join an online community, say in the start up scene, and give advice to others based on your degree for example.

Remember - this too will pass - the sense of ennui is temporary. Don't equate what you feel with who you are. This is a temporary feeling - just keep going, even if you can't see the point. Eventually this feeling will pass and you will have a huge sense of achievement that you passed through this.

I agree with others, recreational drugs are a definite no-no (alcohol very much so) you need to keep your mind strong not weaken it.

Speak to your doctor/psychiatrist if this changes from ennui to depression - it's always good to have support.

My best wishes for you, you can pass through this, just be patient with life and yourself.
You can also check the Issues section, where other users have posted instructions on how to easily find the id and key with just your web browser.
1. Start with why, Simon Sinek - to get my younger self to figure out why I am doing what I am doing

2. Drive, the surprising truth..., Daniel Pink - to understand happiness and motivation

3. Crucial Conversations, to learn how to talk and listen and talk to people without ruining the conversation and the possibilities from it
Can you link? I'm interested in what previous attempts look like and don't follow kickstarter much.

I imagine as phones get faster & better this setup continues to work, vs chromebook is forever slow. In the future if we could attach USB peripherals and if we could have a high-res (2k / retina) LCD it'd be awesome.

I have a little $40 ipad retina LCD I use with a displayport driver chip and I power it via a $20 usb battery pack, but it's for use with full computers only, not android.
More info:
- https://wiki.xiph.org/OpusFAQ
- https://wiki.xiph.org/Opus_Recommended_Settings
- http://caniuse.com/#search=Opus
You really are missing the point of the headline, which purpose is to attract readers to a subject they wouldn't otherwise be interested in.. and the fact that "even a kid from a trailerpark can up-end cemented thinking in science" is very relevant. It does, in fact, change everything: the scientists' class and social background is not relevant to the science he or she performs, but the fact of extraordinary science being performed by extraordinary individuals is relevant. Maybe there was something in his trailerpark lifestyle that made him start to think differently about the things he'd learned about as a scientist; you, the reader, are invited to make your own conclusions before you walk away. The title is a part of that process.
High incidents of hate speech, abusive behavior online, high overlap with swatting, death threats, and chasing women off the internet. The movement acts as a hate group and is made up of typical "red pilled" men's rights type people. And, much like most extreme right groups, all of these ills are dismissed as illusions by a nebulous liberal media that is against their hateful cause.
Perhaps not. I'm 42 and I'm tend to think of my station in life as just being delayed by 15 years - I had to get over a rather crappy childhood and a protracted adolescence.

(That said, I'd admonish anyone your age that if you don't have children, have them now rather than a series of compensating house-pets for the rest of your life)
> "Easily? As an early Ingress player, experience shows that Niantic as a company are extermely slow to add features."

Yes, easily. It's not as if the mechanics haven't already been worked out, they were there right from the Red/Green/Blue/Yellow era. All Niantic would be doing would be adding some buttons to the combat interface and adding some extra animations.
I truly hope that an impact duration of more than a few days is not a requirement for updating your status page.
> Also many of the subs being punished are in no way vile. They are just too popular and not leftist.

You mean subreddits like /r/european and /r/truecels? Where death threats against women in interracial relationships were common? Where it was common to wish rape on women who don't hate Muslims? Where the former subreddit routinely called for ethnic cleansing and the latter subreddit talked about how western women are part of a corrupt plot to deny sex to men? Where AutoModerator was set up to respond to the word "entitled" by saying that constant access to sex is a fundamental need for men and should be considered a human right?

Everyone: I'd recommend popping onto /r/againsthatesubreddits and checking out the myriad posts on /r/european and /r/truecels AHS has linked to. You might have to dig through the archives, though, because both of those places were quarantined a while back.

They deserved to go.
Years don't make progress on their own, people working during those years push progress forward. The estimated population of ancient Babylon at its height was 200,000. Let's imagine that 1% of them were working on developing writing for at leat 2 hours every week and that those who came after them were able to maintain that level of work for 1000 years until ancient Greece, over 200 million hours of work. That's less time than the official Gangnam Style video has been watched on YouTube.

In 50 years, 99%+ of all the work ever done by civilization will be done after 2016.
> "Fake culture wars only distract us from our economic decline"

It must be nice to be a billionaire and not have to worry about "fake culture wars" that result in your personal discomfort, humiliation, and/or lack of economic opportunity. For the rest of us, those wars are neither fake or purely cultural.
1) The Art of Unix Programming
2) TCP/IP Illustrated
3) 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know
> If you're kind of nerd and you have no life. You would rather work over the weekend than hanging out with folks, so you should enable the hardcore mode which will stop skipping weekend for you.

> worque todo --for yesterday --no-skip-weekend
> The only reason web forums exist is because people are lazy about adopting decentralized Free software.

Well, other than the fact that a whole lot of the software involved in using web forums, on both the server and client end, is "decentralized free software".

And the fact that other software (much, but not all, of it free) was adopted for discussions before web forums got popular. Web forums got popular because -- on both server and client end -- most people are going to have the tools anyway, so adopting a whole new software (free or otherwise) stack for discussions is unattractive.
I don't understand why these products are always pitched as a consumer product when this is an enterprise dream come true. People are fickle and refuse to change their personal habits, but using my phone as a thin client sounds a lot more appealing than having separate laptops for work & play.
30 years old here. Not a grad, but been working for a long ass time. Been through burn-out. Now I manage a team and my sole goal as a manager is to make sure people are feeling good and happy as that leads to consistent productivity.

Also relevant is the fact that up until recently (call it 8 months ago), I would have mood swings and go through periods of depression as well.

Then I started exercising regularly. And I cannot be clear or emphatic enough in this but as someone who uses drugs for mood alteration; who is intelligent; who has a good career and is well respected; and who ultimately had no other legitimate reason to feel depressive emotions, since getting into a regular exercise routine, I've never felt more stable, positive and motivated in my life.

Our bodies are designed to move. For me, it's plainly clear that the sedentary lifestyle is what was at the root of my emotional issues.

I'm not saying you need to be a body builder or run a marathon. I do 15 minute runs and moderate weights and meditation. I swear, it is night and day.

As a secondary suggestion which has also been extremely helpful and beneficial, I'd recommend reading up on psychology, biases, and neuroplasticity. The most impacting book I've ever read is "The Brain That Changes Itself" by Norman Doidge. This book will give you a scientific/real basis of understanding how your brain works; how your habits form and are re-enforced, and how you can take control of these processes to literally shape your own reality into whatever you want. Super powerful stuff. I've bought probably 15 copies of this book for friends and relatives. Highly, highly recommended.

Good luck!
10 reasons you should NOT negotiate your salary
They almost certainly did business with with US based banks, which, given that at least one of the charges is money laundering, is likely to be enough.

Story: https://torrentfreak.com/can-kickasstorrents-make-a-comeback...
1. Peopleware
2. The C Programming Language
3. Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software

Honorable mention: Compiler Design in C
Some IT departments do daily standups via Slack. So pushing the notes to Slack cuts out writing them twice.
That's true only in the case of economic scarcity. If there aren't enough jobs around (because of automation) then scarcity is no longer the driving force and we need to look to economic systems that were not scarcity constrained (for example, the potlach societies of papua new guinea).
Learning CSS in a Day? Easy, Build a Pokedex
Assumes you have a reliable connection, no?
- The Peter Principle: Why Things Always Go Wrong by Lawrence J. Peter & Raymond Hull

- The Upside of Irrationality by Dan Ariely

- Screw It, Let's Do It: Lessons In Life by Sir Richard Branson
>. Any IDE built for Android can be accessed by your Superbook.

Is there any semi decent Android IDEs? I can't imagine there's a lot of people who are interested in coding on their phones.
Is there any way your hardware would support something like being the KVM for a headless server (or family member's computer that you are working on) or something?
Same top two, 3) Softwar: Larry Ellison and Oracle by Matthew Symonds
Ha, he actually used the word "isomorphism" correctly, in contrast to recent JavaScript terminology :)

I don't really think he used the concept of "strange loop" correctly, because there is no self-reference involved in his examples. It's more of a "paradox" (something that's undersalted and oversalted at the same time)
> From a gamer's perspective, Pokemon Go has been a disaster so far.

Not at all. It is a similar experience to the launch of any MMO game. Any gamer will recognize the symptoms and wait a bit. As for casual gamers, they are casually playing it and barely notice the issues. They play the game one hour a day. If one day the app is not working they simply do something else and try the next day. I have not experienced downtimes that lasted more than one day.

In my small town, there is still hundred of people playing. When I go to the public area I can see kids running around playing with teenagers and adults along with some elderly.

To be honest, I have never seen this town so alive. Normally this area would be almost empty. I would go there to play music on the public benches because I knew that I would not be disturbed. This week the place was filled with people every day.
That $1.1Bilion price tag paid for Tumblr is just over 10% of the indicated price tag. Maybe Tumblr are also good for something.
My interpretation is: "when a user changes their password, offer to destroy all active sessions"
Agreed, still the best text out there for web application security.
i am paying sendgrid. i'm not using the "free" service either. Pro is 8x the cost i'm paying now. mandrill was the same price and actually delivered email. go figure. and i'm equally pissed at the horrible level of customer service as i am at the quality of the actual service.
This article strokes me the wrong way. If any of the things described in there were possible, why the hell would I be writing any code? I'm a lazy programmer for gods sake, and code I don't have to write is a win in my book.

Matter of fact, once I got past the point where the novelty of writing lots of code wore off, I'm spending most of my time trying to write less code.

That side step all these miracle solutions for bringing coding to the masses in one fell swoop and eliminating its tedium do is that "Hey, technically, if you draw pictures instead, it doesn't count as writing". Yes, technically true, totally useless. I personally believe that whoever comes up with this again and again deserves to be bludgeoned by a copy of "K&R The C Programming language", turned into a picture book. All 70,000 pages of of it, with the big glossy full-page, double-page foldout prints.

/rant
"The Goal" - Started my interest in Lean principles, along with how to apply them to programming - imagining my programs as little data "factories", that need to be made efficient and efficiently.

"How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World" - Taught me I don't need to follow the standard path that "everyone else does", and to focus on how I can actively change my world - instead of waiting for someone else to to change it for me.

"Code Complete" - Get it. Read it. Live it.
"He who represents himself has a fool for a client" - Abraham Lincoln.
Democracy is not a right, it's a responsibility. That means if you want to decide for yourself you have to actually educate yourself on the ramifications of the decisions.

Nobody on the Brexit camp even had a plan on how to leave. That's not democracy that's just a tantrum.
Isn't that SSD on the ARM versions just an eMMC, so close in price to a MicroSD card.
Boost Your Data Munging with R
RSS feed? :/
I'm not a customer, but seriously, you could at least apologize for disrupting customer's service.

The tone of this message is pretty terrible.
The stock market isn't as a whole as long as we have continuing growth. Japan is a good counterexample to that.