skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I ended up just keeping my ISP router as is, and putting a DD-WRT router behind it. I suspect the double layer of NAT isn't great, but I've been doing it for years without issue.

DD-WRT has been pretty solid for that, even in non-ideal network setups (currently have it connected to the ISP router as a 2.4GHz client, then acting as a 5GHZ AP for my other devices).
Any plans for TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE?
sent, 21 left.
RIP server log file, analytics and clients' metered connections
It seems the best kind of startups to create this days are about teaching other people how to start a startup! Take the OP "nugget", "The Foundation" (Dane Maxwell), "The Secret Society Mastermind" (Timothy Marc), etc, etc... It's a pattern better explained on this comic:

http://thegentlemansarmchair.com/comic/escape-the-9-to-5/

As someone who is currently on the process of trying to find his "Own Little Snowball" and has sent over 500 emails on the last couple of weeks trying to interview people to find that "one-thing" to do well.

I have to say that the whole process of funding an startup has come to be oversimplified by most trying to talk about it, they present it on a nice little set of steps from A to B and from B to C.

But once you get started trying to follow the path, you notice the "magic" happens on what's in between the steps, and that's something nobody talks about.
iWantHue – Generate and refine palettes of optimally distinct colors
The type of people I am discussing don't have these "fundamental arguments" as you describe them. They have diametric arguments like: "the reason you chose the system you did is because you hate me" or "you're trying to sell me this product because you want to see me suffer", etc. I am the center of the world, the world revolves around me, and anyone who disagrees with me about anything is out to get me, and every situation in the world is designed to be a detriment to my personal and professional well-being; therefore, I must always be in attack mode to prevent the world's population from hurting me. That type of skewed perspective. I did not used to think that these types of people existed. I do now.
iOS developer responds to iPhone 7 headphone jack criticism
Please send one to frank1214 (at) gmail.com
Clarification: sucrose is a molecule that quickly breaks down into one glucose and one fructose molecule, so it's basically 50/50 glucose/fructose. Fruit juice, honey, and HFCS are also about 50/50 glucose/fructose.

Almost all other carbohydrates break down into glucose and no fructose at all.

So one theory is that the fructose is especially bad. It is processed in a different pathway and might be a lot worse than the glucose pathway.
> And you can't even snap windows left-and-right like in other OS's.

For apps that support split-view, you can do that in one of the following ways:

• The easiest is to just press and hold on a window's Green/Fullscreen button.

• Activate Mission Control, then drag a normal window to the desktop space of an existing fullscreen window.

• Activate Mission Control, then drag a window into a blank space at the top to make it fullscreen, then drag another window to that newly created desktop space to make them share it in split-view.

Mission Control can be activated by:

• Hard-dragging a window by its titlebar to outside the top of the screen to activate Mission Control.

* Pressing F3.

* Throwing the mouse cursor to a preset Hot Corner.
10 reasons I created my own marketplace
The number of fat cells is set in childhood and stays constant throughout adulthood, according to research conveniently titled "Fat cell number is set in childhood and stays constant in adulthood" http://scienceblogs.com/notrocketscience/2008/05/04/fat-cell...

The size of those fat cells can be changed through diet and lifestyle, but since the number of fat cells cannot be lowered naturally, sticking to a healthier lifestyle is extremely hard for a [formerly] obese person, as there's just one thing the fat cells are programmed to do, and that is to grow in size.
Why Are People Afraid of Clowns?
thx!!!
Not entirely the same kind of workaround, but an overly genius way to get game patching on PS2 through self explotation. From Insomniac:

http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/194772/dirty_game_deve...

Also this on their site (but requires flash): http://www.insomniacgames.com/self-exploitation/
I'll admit that I went with a Thinkpad T430 over a Macbook Pro partially for this reason (I was also planning to run Linux on either, and I could get all-Intel on the Thinkpad). I still personalize it, but it's refreshing being even just one differing aesthetic at work. I've never known where to begin, but for years I've been cataloguing aesthetic & functional features I want in my "perfect laptop" and "perfect OS" which I doubt I'll ever get to see.

If I could put into as few words as possible, I still want some (initial) cleanliness in my aesthetic, but I don't want my devices to evoke safety and invitation -- I want them to look capable and daring. I want them to say "I'm a weapon against your obstacles. I will help you achieve whatever it is you do -- faster, better, more completely." My intuition tells me, however, that this might not be well received by a market, even if I knew how to cause such a thing.

Of course I'm a big fan of the cyberpunk aesthetic(s) as well. I would occasionally feel a dull sadness that the world doesn't seem to be turning out to be nearly as colorful as I'd hoped for as a kid, that when it comes to everyday objects, the world had apparently just "given up" and accepted a fate of bland uniformity. There is little market for deviant design.
> I suggest you find a better forum cause imho fb just sucks in general

"Better", for what I use Facebook for, is equivalent to "has more people that I know". I don't expect much from it, and I get what I expect.
> You can't even "reload" to reset their location

You can.

Right-Click/Cmd-Click > Arrange By... or Clean Up By...
> nobody can prove or disprove the existence of a higher being or a religion.

You don't believe in something just because you cannot disprove it. You must have some evidence to believe it in the first place. Otherwise, you would believe in all kinds of celestial teapots.
Ah, good catch about per se. and I haven't had eleven madison park in 3 years; wanted to withhold my opinion. I really wanna go back, but if I'm going for a farm-to-table restaurant, I might as well as go to a restaurant on a farm :)
some random requests from random IPs with fake user agents? Sounds more like running a webserver on the public internet than being targeted...
The bizarre world of Bitcoin ‘mining’ finds a new home in Tibet
Thank you :) love to hear yours.
> If there are 15 movies playing, I'm a fool for reading reviews to help me decide what to watch?

If there are 15 movies playing, 12 of them will be remakes/reboots/rehashes/sequels, two of the others will be superhero movies, and the last one is an animated children's film. Stay home.
Should Your Company Celebrate Birthdays? Here’s What We Think
You're quite correct, the 750N was from memory. The actual model is an RT-N65R.

That firmware looks lovely! I will give that a whirl when I have time to dink around with it, possibly this weekend. Thanks for that!
Thank you! Learned about kops today.
LOL, yeah, because I'm advocating communism in my post.

HN posters are so goddamned predictable with their stupid comebacks.
Send me to x0rm3r(at)area3.org. Thanks
God, I think ;)
How to Translate from DOM to SVG Coordinates and Back Again
This is tight. Thanks for sharing, the history portion at the beginning is really cool.
Carl Malamud – The Internet’s Own Instigator
exactly. the future of productivity looks like high-waisted pants and talking to your OS. offices will still be open-plan.
That's my point. This is clearly not an attack, so why would a botnet bother doing this?
Huh that's what I get for assuming!
http://www.nvidia.com/object/nvlink.html - NVIDIA® NVLink™ is a high-bandwidth, energy-efficient interconnect that enables ultra-fast communication between the CPU and GPU, and between GPUs.

And a big on the PowerPC roadmap http://www.nextplatform.com/2016/04/07/ibm-unfolds-power-chi...
"With NVLink, multiple GPUs can be linked by 20 GB/sec links (bi-directional at that speed) to each other or to the Power8 processor so they can share data more rapidly than is possible over PCI-Express 3.0 peripheral links. (Those PCI-Express links top out at 16 GB/sec and, unlike NVLink, they cannot be aggregated to boost the bandwidth between two devices.)"
It's that same condescending attitude that you see westerners when they're talking about "tribes" people, and how they're untouched from the "evil, capitalist" world.

Of course, it's also a political ideology that doesn't want to deal with reality
Why do you think it's a botnet?
I thought that i knew more than i actually know. Thanks!
Related: BASH FAQ - http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ

Also, look at the screen tips by the same author - http://samrowe.com/wordpress/2010/06/16/gnu-screen-quick-tip...
Our vision is millions of people living and working in space

This captures my imagination more than the idea of going to Mars. Orbital habitats for example.
Would be a cruel irony if the Esc key dies while caps lock lives...
As a European with pretty mainstream European political ideas, yes.

In related news, guess why my internet is fast and affordable.
I'm suggesting that we should look for ways to complete projects with less $$. That doesn't mean 'cutting pay', because that presumes you've already hired someone at a high pay rate. How about don't hire them at that high rate to start with?

http://www.citylab.com/work/2014/04/7-reasons-us-infrastruct...
File and Folder Icons in Visual Studio Code
Iris web framework – The fastest back end web framework for Go
I virtually never use !! any more. Instead I just type control-r followed by a portion of the command in my history that I'm interested in.

That's a much more interactive way of getting to the command I want, and if the first match isn't what I want I can either keep typing more of the command or type control-r for the next match. I can also type control-s to go to the previous match. For that last trick to work, you need to do something like this first: stty stop ""

Granted, I use zsh, but I think it works pretty much the same in bash.

Another trick I really like, which I've only used in zsh, but which might exist in bash too (since bash and zsh have so much feature parity these days) is to bind a keystroke to "insert-last-word". When this keystroke is hit, it appends the last argument of the previous command to the end of the current line, further typing of this same keystroke will remove the appended argument and instead append the last argument of the previous command, and so on. I use this all the time and therefore never have to type !$

And my favorite shell trick of all time: set -o vi
Maybe it's time we go back to the decentralized internet we had 15/20 years ago.
تور کیش ورود ۲۶ شهریور ۹۵ در هتل پارس نیک و شایلی
> Some people hold the belief that using a GUI is faster than using a CLI.

I've heard more people say this than that GUI is faster. Also it really depends on what you are doing.
You mean like winprinters (aka GDI printers): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_Device_Interface#GDI_...
Isn't the merit of the Mediterranean mainly about increasing the amount of omega-3 fatty acids through increased consumption of high-fat low-carb foods such as fish, green leafy vegetables, olives, cheeses and olive oils?

Which is the complete opposite of low-fat high-carb diet recommended by Keys?
What 'monopoly' do you image exists today regarding deciding what people can or can't say in their daily life?

Sounds like a problem that doesn't actually exist.
Willing to elaborate or point me somewhere to read more? I'd love to hear the story here.
Thanks, if you meant the TCP read/write, that depends on your languages implementation but usually it is always like that.
Regarding the message exchange, the contract is defined by your application.
I am very surprised by the amount of spoilers here. You ruined my fun
cz.nic isn't risky in the slightest. Ubiquiti don't ship with open source firmware.
There is more than one kind of rice and some are more healthy than others. White rice used to be reserved for the rich, now it's mainstream all-day food for all, but it is rather poor in nutrients.

Also Asia (i assume you mean ready Asia) does know other foods than rice, think various noodles, soups, etc.
put it this way, Universal Basic Income is supposed to free humanity up to perform those innovative tasks we always mean tondo but cannot due to the drudgery of work

I naively assume that if we all have tenure, we will see a third of humanities time on art, a third on science and a third on "new businesses". Plus a third on sex...

So mentally I am asking if we were free to choose, why is the delta between 2/3 and 0.2% so huge.
Personally, I'm pretty sure it's because I stumbled onto a showing of either IT or Killer Klowns from Outer Space[1] on the TV when I was a small child. Ruined Bozo[2] for me...

[1] http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095444/

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bozo_the_Clown
This algorithm is not practical to implement using any computer that would fit on Earth. It's primarily of theoretical interest.
I am a liar Individual author explains the origins of a new adventure
I dread the bubble screen. Having used watchOS 3 for months, I cannot remember having used it for months. It's just not how you do it anymore. You either pin apps in the dock, which is awesome, or as a complication on one of your watch faces. I currently have 5 watch faces I all use for different scenarios.

It's awesome compared to watchOS 2!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztYIhA_lPNU
I Built a Smart Clock
I changed my diet a lot after I got married, and I think it worked mainly because I was embarrassed to buy pie and ice cream all the time. If it's not in the house, I won't eat it casually every day ("if I don't finish this pie soon, it will get all dried out and go to waste!").

Maybe the key is to make diet changes along with other life changes. But I think people do the opposite: "I just started a new job... I'll settle in first before I go on that diet".

Naturally, it would make sense that changing habits would happen all at once. When else in history have we been able to say "I just moved someplace new... Now, where is the nearest KFC?". No, you move, and everything would change, including diet.
Copyleft and data: database law as (poor) platform
I know very little about photography. Why do I want such an app. I point and shoot with my S7 Edge and get decent enough pictures. Am I simply not the target audience?
I'm also naively assuming that if I don't particularly like the photo I could do some post processing on it and would rather have the "raw" version.

[also there is pretty much no left margin on the website, Firefox latest on OSX latest]
> I want them to develop of course.

Here is the thing: Cuba used to be 'developed'. Pre 95 Cuban workers earned an average salary of $6, ranking number 8 in the world, just behind Norway ($6.10). Infant mortality was the lowest in the Americas. In fact, Cuba ranked third in the world. Public health was comparable to any considered developed country of the time (e.g one hospital bed per 190 inhabitants vs one per 200 inhabitants in the US).

Contrary to what many believe, Cuban industry was not controlled by US interests. Au contraire, only 14% of investments in Cuba came from the US. The vast majority of industry was owned by Cubans, that is the sugar, tobacco and rum industry.

These truths will become more evident with time as the romanticism surrounding Castro's revolution fades away and it's opponents get louder. When Fidel said 'History will absolve me', he was right. History will put him where he belongs: under the chapter 'Plague of Cuba'.

It is safe to believe that much of this can be attributed to what you refer to as 'US capitalism'. It was partly the idea of American-style economic development and democratic freedom that fueled Cuban independence from Spain.
Spanish strict trade laws made life very difficult for Cubans, and this became specially evident under the short lived British rule of Havana, and later the evident advances in almost every aspect happening in North America.

> Cubans lacks some products but they are not poor

Yes, Cubans are poor. Why should they settle for merely enough to eat, when they should be eating hamburgers and bacon on a daily basis considering how fertile Cuban land is. Pre 59 Cuba had a meat consumption comparable to that of the US. Today cattle is so scarce it had to be imported to have any cattle population at all. In fact, you can get 10 years in prison for killing a caw in Cuba today.

> world's cuisine so rich that its a pity that certain food take over local

You can have any of the world's cuisine in the US. In fact, today, the best Cuban food is found in Florida. I was told by a NYC friend of mine that he had a Cuban-Chinese restaurant a few blocks away. In Cuba Cuban-Chinese food is nonexistent today. The scarcity created by socialism has changed Cuban cuisine significantly (in a bad direction). It is also safe to say that the best Italian and French food is made in the US (I can attest :-)).

This whole cuisine diversity argument is really insubstantial.
Struct embedding has been mostly unpleasant in my experience. When a type is embedded, only the methods that are explicitly on the interface/struct actually get propagated, rather than all of public methods. This means that wrapper types break optimizations around type punning. For example: https://play.golang.org/p/vIo1HtAeb4

This happens within the standard library in ways that hurt performance. The 'image' package allows people to register their own decoders but limits the API to an io.Reader. It can be an optimization if you could cast the inputted reader to another more efficient type (like a ReaderAt), but you can't because the image package wraps the Reader in its own "peeking" type. There's no way to tell the type was embedded, or what other actual methods might have worked.
fzf [0] works pretty well for this.

[0] https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
I think you got it the wrong way around.

Imitation of habits with percieved high prestige value is one of the most strongest causes of cultural shifts.

Cultural shifts are accompanied by lot of things - including bragging about ones new lifestyle - which then drives the shift in braggees network (social proof if he/she is an average member of the network, imitation of an idol figure if her status is high).
Vehemently no. I enjoy the unfiltered, random view and don't want somebody else deciding how to tweak the personalisation algorithm.
They wrote about advice for writers, but with a grain of salt this seems apropos to any creative art, design and construction of digital systems included.
There is no single "production load"; everyone's load is different, so you'll have to try it and measure. This is always the case with any storage system.
Thanks for the heads up on this. Looks like a neat replacement. I like that it has Git integration etc. all built in. The "Drop Stack" feature seems like a killer one (for me). I've lost count of the number of times I have copied image or icon files from several subfolders into one destination project folder. Drop Stack may mean the end of having multiple Finder windows or tabs open...
+1. It's all about the insulin release. After a year or so on a zerocarb diet I'd allow myself an occasional feast of fresh fruit, but in the process my body has become so sensitive to insulin, a fresh spike of it would lead to an immediate loss of energy and sleepiness regardless of the time of day.

I've tracked my weight and did blood tests consistently, and most dramatic weight loss periods coincided with the minimal insulin presence.
Please sent one to connor (at) froggy.com.au thanks
Looks like it will produce a compilation error to me ;-)
I used to do !$ a lot until I configured iTerm to allow me to cycle through the last args with alt-. which is way faster. But I did not know about the colon modifiers, so !$ might make its way back into my workflow. ZSH gives me a nice overview of what's possible:

> !$:<tab>
& -- repeat substitution
A -- absolute path resolving symbolic links
Q -- strip quotes
a -- absolute path
c -- PATH search for command
e -- leave only extension
g -- globally apply s or &
h -- head - strip trailing path element
l -- lower case all words
q -- quote to escape further substitutions
r -- root - strip suffix
s -- substitute string
t -- tail - strip directories
u -- upper case all words
You can't say that without saying what the most beautiful is?
This is powerful. All I can say.
The contempt for people outside security, and their perspectives, is a huge problem. Another great article, "Infosec's Jerk Problem" (2013):

http://adversari.es/blog/2013/06/19/cant-we-all-just-get-alo...
Seems like this extension stores all the data locally, so it's probably much less of a problem.
I agree with you, but there's a valid psychological reason that people don't admit to being lucky more often. It's because to maximize your chance of success you have to focus on what you can control. Sitting around and looking at others to try to dissect what was luck vs skill is a sort of armchair criticism where the practitioner is immune to failure by virtue of not even trying. Ultimately the question of luck is so subjective that it starts to become philosophical at some point. After all, so many small things happen via day-to-day serendipity that anything that actually happens can be considered incredibly lucky. On the other hand, one has a lot of agency when it comes to building a company, and the art of building a startup is about matching incredibly limited resources to the highest return activities, and ratcheting that over and over again through years of changing circumstances. All the luck in the world won't drop an Instagram-like success in your lap without just the right preparation leading up to that amazing moment.

In short, it's not that luck isn't super important, but if you are thinking about luck then you probably won't be ready to capitalize on it.
Great to know, thanks!
Carousell would rather serve a billion people than make a billion dollars
Have to agree: I've used Macs sporadically for over 20 years (never by choice), and I've never liked the UI. I too hate the single menu bar, and I've also discovered that many recent converts to Mac actually don't understand its behaviour, that the single menu bar metamorphoses between system - app1 - app2 - system dropdowns, depending on the active window. That, and the fact that pushing the red 'x' button in the corner doesn't close an app (just hides it, only file - quit actually closes it), is exactly the same on OS9 and OSX, and it irks me the same.
@mspix Looking forward to using it (Samsung S5). I hit the Send button and noticed some questionable grammar. It reads "Message has been send successfully on your mobile number." I guess it should be "A message has been sent successfully to your mobile number." or something similar.
Tags are a double edged sword. On one hand they offer quick and easy classification. On the other hand, without a clear classifier system they become erratic and of much less use than originally intended, simply because everyone uses different "internal" classifier system. HN has pretty wide variety of topics making usefulness somewhat doubtful. The bigger problem is not browsing top page, but tag based search.

Actually HN already has most of the functionality required. I always found it strange why I can submit either URL OR text. Sometimes it is actually difficult to express the main point in a title sentence. We could provide short summary for the article in the text section.