skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> try to plug it in once, flip it over, try to plug it in again, flip it over

"logo up or to the left"

All these old adages will be lost in Internet Time, like tears in the rain...
I agree 100%.

I make a living selling a database client I've developed over the last couple of years. In that time, a few other products showed up in the same space, ranging from free apps to venture funded SaaS, but it didn't seem to affect my revenue.

My revenue went up when I released a major new version or added important features. But the release of a competing free app -- nobody seemed to care about that.
So what? Some people think Hillary is a racist, and in fact the evidence of that assertion is much stronger.

For example, she supports Planned Parenthood, which aborts thousands of black pregnancies every year--far more than the number of white pregnancies aborted. And, in fact, the founder of Planned Parenthood is on the record as being a genocidal racist, starting the organization for the sake of reducing the black population, and even going so far as paying black preachers to encourage their congregations to have abortions!

Yet Trump vocally opposes Planned Parenthood.

So one candidate supports an organization that controls and reduces the black population, while the other candidate opposes that organization.

Now, which candidate is racist?
You do not need to apologize. This is a hard point to make and trying to make it is highly likely to be wildly misinterpreted, no matter your phrasing.

Don't take it personally. It might help to disengage for a bit and let people say whatever dumb stuff they are going to say. You are not required to reply to every single comment. Sometimes it is more effective to be a bit selective about what you reply to.

Best.

Edit: You have the top comment. So some people are silently agreeing with you by upvoting you.
I think that any one or two of them could be reasonable, I think that all of them together form a distinct pattern which for some reason, you're choosing to ignore. I don't care to speculate on the reason for that; a fact which in turn is rooted in not caring.
Ask HN: How did you name your business
Depends on the product and inspiration, then I check current internet presence of the name using (http://launchaco.com/) and go from there.
Cloudflare's terms of service specifically deal with this: "Using an account primarily as an online storage space, including the storage or caching of a disproportionate percentage of pictures, movies, audio files, or other non-HTML content, is prohibited."

If they put their website behind Cloudflare, but not their image serving domain, presumably that would be fine. Cloudflare is made for a site that serves up web pages with some content like your logo, a few images, etc. Those images can be cached and it's a small amount of data since something like the YC "Y" image is the same served for everyone on HN. A site like Postimage serves image content that's hard to cache since it's mostly different for each visitor.

Cloudflare is pretty explicit that it's not meant for a site that will be mostly serving up loads of pictures.
This is a very well know thing and this post could have been more interesting if you could have automated stuffs :P
There is no reasonable excuse that a laptop need be so thin that it cannot accommodate an ethernet port.

Oh well, I'm a late-twenties dinosaur that still expects to be able to remove batteries and pop off panels to upgrade hard disks and RAM...
A 512GB SSD is minimum for multi-VM dev. I have Ubuntu host and ran out of space after a few VM's on 256GB. I wasted a lot of time(money) trying to slim down the Windows installs, a few hours&dollars to upgrade SSD was good investment ...
Equivalent pricing:

Amazon Cloudfront: $59770 per month

Google Cloud CDN: $50000 per month

Fastly: $144200 per month

etc etc. If they can't get together $12000 per month for Cloudflare, they sure as hell don't have a viable business model.
Hi blinddev,

You might want to read this: TOOLS of Blind Programmer https://www.parhamdoustdar.com/2016/04/03/tools-of-blind-pro...

Hope this can help.
My personal recollection is, there were two or more a year. There may have been less in the seventies. In any case more frequent than the minor earthquakes one endures everywhere in California. I was there from age 3 to age 18.
For forms, the usual solution is WTForms library with the help of flask-wtf extension glue that provides Flask-specific convenience functionality.

Flask has somewhat minimalistic core, with significantly less batteries included, compared to Django, and this gives somewhat more freedom in choices of components.

This was more true when Django was less mature (0.9x and early 1.x times), when a lot of things were much less flexible there, while Flask had somewhat more active community than it has today... but it probably still holds.

I believe, both are great frameworks. What to use depends on what one wants to build, how well it aligns with the framework's assumptions and "best practices", and one's personal affinities.
Over the years (ok months) I build aversion against JS stacks. I tried to used many of them when they popped up and I was starting new project. But it was never a fit to me. However to give them at least some credit, I read sometimes list of libs they're using for inspiration.
>> In contrast, women tend to engage in especially vigorous mate retention efforts when married to men who have good jobs, high incomes, and devote a lot of time to status striving.

That is unless government steps in to guarantee 50% claim of men's resources regardless of retention efforts.
Here's a tl;dr - Blue Bottle is now selling pre-ground coffee

The nuance is that the coffee is ground in a facility that minimizes exposure to oxygen (the biggest contributor to making coffee go stale), then the grounds are packaged and sealed into individual serving bags offered at various grind sizes for different brewing methods. They are sold at $3.50 a piece which, in my opinion is high, almost the same price as a pour over in-house but without the line.

If they have one trick that makes a venture-level return in the coffee business, my bet is this is it.
I agree, but to be fair, I think "unlimited anything" is almost always misleading, Why not advertise with a generous free tier with clear limits?
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Thanks for taking the time to slog through that. Would you share the distinct pattern you're seeing? I'm honestly not choosing to ignore anything. I've either not thought about it deeply enough or I'm just a fool. Either way, I'm participating in this thread because I'm interested. What am I missing?
Agreed. Why spend more effort making sites less usable for everyone? If you keep things small and simple, you spend less time developing and they are more resilient
Agreed, you might be able to cheat your way to a high(er) karma. But do you know about any company hiring based on the HN comment karma/score for some reason?

That would be .. weird, right?
I'd like to know too.

I'm a senior dev with 10+ years of experience. I don't do interviews that require a coding portion. It's a little insulting to me. I know what a binary search tree is. I've never written one outside of college, because they're already implemented in the tools I use. I'm not going to waste my company's time doing freshman-year exercises. If I need to know a specific structure or algorithm, I have books filled with hundreds of them. I know how to use a book's index.

I just assume any company that makes you code during the interview for senior positions is looking for a code robot. My skills have advanced beyond that point. I don't want to go back there.
> Unfortunately however, there are a lot of grey areas...

Certainly. Ideally, I'd have left it as .com, .net, .org.

> the Brazilians claim it should instead be related to the rainforest.

How many TLDs does a rainforest need, anyway? :P

> Apple have won .apple, Sky have won .sky, ... the list goes on.

I'm certainly particularly interested in .dev, because I'd like to have a .dev domain. I think there's a lot more people who are developers that would want a .dev than apples that would want a .apple domain ;)

(I actually use /etc/hosts to map byuu.dev to my VPS' IP when I'm setting up a new box before deploying it to the world.)

> Also, with regards to your concern that there is a lack of variety in available unrestricted TLDs - I disagree; if anything, there are far too many (there's hundreds!!).

Still wishing someone would buy .emu for people to use. Anyone have a few hundred thousand dollars lying around for a good cause? :D
Sling tv allows you to stream all of these channels (with the possible exception of E!).
From what I have read, there are a lot of infrastructure gaps in India that help fuel such problems.

Thank you very much for commenting.
KirinDave points out in a sibling comment that what I wrote here can be read to blame rape victims. Under no circumstance is that the message I was trying communicate, but I take full responsibility for failing to write an unambiguous comment. I did not mean to blame the victim, and don't think I did, but I'm willing to learn from my failed wording to not repeat in the future. What I tried to express is that due to the way sexuality is handled in most societies, we mistreat rape victims as a result. I'm sorry I failed to convey that message clearly.

I'd be grateful if you can quote what parts can be read in a way that I didn't intend them to be, and I'll either choose less ambiguous expressions or omit the thought entirely, seeing how hard it is to communicate precisely.
The WordPress GPL Rich Text component in question, is actually a wrapper around another Rich Text component named ZSSRichTextEditor which is licensed MIT. In retrospect it would have been easier to use it directly.

Yes, that would have been a much better decision, for a library to use in a closed-source app. Ripping out the GPL code and substituting the MIT code should be the next thing you do. Then you can apologize to all of us for not understanding how popular software licenses work.
Ask HN: How to get into Windows app design/development in 2016?
For me, the whole .NET/Windows development cosmos seems like an even weirder world than the one that I faced when I started iOS/Mac development a few years back.

So how do you get into it in the year 2016?

I heard there is a thing called UWP and apparently MS wants it to be the only thing around, right?
On the surface(haha) it sounds to be a nice thing to have one platform to rule all device sizes.

I cannot use Sketch on Windows, so what do you use for app design? I don't want to go back to Photoshop to be honest.

Visual Studio seems complex. Should I use it? I do not mind IDEs in general but there are so many new terms all over the place. (PCL, Solution, Visual C#, why not just C#?)

Why are most of the learning resources for C#? What about F#? It seems like an awesome language. Microsoft should promote it in the same way like Apple does it for Swift, right?

I don't know, but a lot of stuff just seems weird in windows land...maybe someone can open the door and give me a nice tour.
The comment I quoted was incredibly dismissive with "it simply isn't that important to everyday life of most map users".

In my personal opinion - and I'm not that big of a map expert - the reason Mercator projection is popular is because it makes the United States as well as Europe bigger and more prominent, and shrinks areas its users care less about. It has nothing to do in my opinion with showing where geographic areas are relative to one another, as you state. If that were the actual issue, don't you think distortion of the oceans would be a big issue? After all, that determines where these locations are relative to one another. If you look at any more modern projection (including a view like this - https://i.redd.it/iqoed05vvfux.png ) you will see that the aspect you say the projection is good for (showing where areas are relative to each other) is better-served by those more modern projections. So it can't be the reason you state.

In fact what I parodied isn't a straw man argument at all: it is the fundamental reason (in my opinion) that the Mercator projection was, and is, popular.

You don't know this, but the reason for the "nasty" tone is because until I edited it to be very, very clear in its current form, my draft read to me like I was actually making the argument! (Because people do think that way.) I had to make it 'nasty' because edited even very slightly, it no longer sounds like a parody or satire, it sounds completely earnest. Hope you can understand my perspective on this and why I chose to share it the way I did. With a little imagination, you could see that if I edited it only slightly, it would be taken to be a genuine defense of the Mercator projection for the actual reasons I stated. I wanted to avoid that.
Any GC that walks the graph, and isn't mostly concurrent. You will know when the graph becomes complex enough, because thereafter the GC will not let you ignore it. In my experience, as few as several hundred thousand objects can become a problem. Imagine trying to write a responsive 3D modeling app with vertices, edges, and faces all bidirectionally pointing to each other. You the programmer would think very carefully before fully traversing such a data structure (much of the point of having thorough internal references is avoiding doing much traversal!), and yet the runtime helpfully does it for you, automatically, and there's nothing you can do to stop it.

https://samsaffron.com/archive/2011/10/28/in-managed-code-we...

http://stackoverflow.com/a/14277068
No, it's not accurate. I am not dismissive of the issue or the facts. Merely dismissive of your erroneous statements. The GPP mentions 4-5 hours. GP's correction is accurate. Your criticism of GP is pedantic considering he's in the ballpark (no pun) and GPP is wildly off.
Of course, the state incentivises this scam by giving massive loans to young people who cannot even comprehend what they're doing until it's too late.
Is that meant to be a trick question?

Wikipedia says: "In economics, capital goods, real capital, or capital assets are already-produced durable goods or any non-financial asset that is used in production of goods or services." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_(economics))

So, you just produce it in a factory or at home etc.

See also http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/051115/what-capital-... and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_formation
How is Netflix comparatively easy? The problem isn't the video conversion, that's solved by throwing CPU at it. The problem is distribution... which is the "exact" same problem Netflix solves.
I can't believe they never researched CDN prices beforehand.
Does that mean you're looking for management type positions? It's been a while since I've interviewed, but I always thought at least a little bit of coding in an interview was good, because you know the company weeds out people who are lying about being programmers.
Or just use a eierschalensollbruchstellenverursacher [1]

[1] https://youtube.com/watch?v=2QfRMwdZUBA
>> "Successful mating requires solutions of a number of difficult adaptive problems."

Haha. Almost sounds like you need a PhD to do it.
I upvoted your post as I found it interesting (albeit very disturbing). I interpreted 0xcde4c3db's comment as essentially agreeing with you – but also adding that suicide hotlines by themselves aren’t enough (similar to how, in the case of a physical health problem, applying First Aid keeps someone alive but in the longer-term, medical care is needed).
Thanks for your arguments, compared to this "awful video" which actually provided some. Your post is a showcase of how easy it's rather to jump on the shaming bandwagon the modern media is enforcing through its echo chamber instead of viewing specific cases separately, with clear head and actual data.
I'm not sure why you'd expect an organization like ESPN to modulate their content in sync with generational shifts. Most organizations try to put off such shifts until the transformation must obviously occur and then rapidly play 'catch up' while trying to innovate for the audience they're chasing. If ESPN is able slowly and accurately follow along with cultural shifts, then they've got some exceptionally brilliant people driving there.
An excellent description of the stack and an able "defense". Thank you very much
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> And all in the name of Jesus! (who spent his entire life accepting marginalized people).

This is an example of telling half-truths. Jesus spoke truth. He condemned sin. He specifically confirmed the Creation order of male and female. If Jesus were here today, he would have compassion for those who do not understand their gender, but he would not endorse enabling their confusion. In fact, his greatest criticism on the issue would be directed at those in power and authority who encourage people to deny the reality of their physical bodies and try to become something they cannot, just as he warned against causing others to stumble.
To be clear: The NFL broadcast I'm talking about shows every play, every moment of action. NFL games have 60 minutes of clock time; much of that time is spent between plays in huddles, etc. Thus 30 min can show you everything.
But isn't that why executives make the real money?

They are suspose to make sure the developers aren't just copying/pasting code?

Or, at least mention it a few times in one of their thousand meetings? (I'm just guessing. It seems like one of those companies--the company with endless cappuccino, sweet buns meetings.)

And will the average customer of Wix even hear about this "lifted" code--no. Will they care--no. Do they know about open source code--no. Did I ever like Wix--no, but that doesn't matter.

To budding web developers--there's still a lot of businesses/customers that need websites. Don't let companies like Wix take all the money.

(I really don't like companies that use open source code, and then propriatize it.)
LeetCode also doesn't force you to read from STDIN :-) I find LeetCode fun and straight forward.
This is a problem, but only for users of the 15" model. The 13" pro (both versions) will only draw 60 watts.

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From section 1 of the tutorial:

> Since it came out in October 2016, [Yarn] received a very quick adoption and is becoming the new package manager of choice of the JavaScript community. We are going to use Yarn in this tutorial.

It's October 2016 as I write. Tell me this tutorial is satire. Please.
>understood that part. then he moves to say, in the same phrase you quoted, that he also no longer believe in mortality.

Nowhere in that paragraph does he mention anything about mortality.

"But I must confess that over the last two decades, I have changed radically on the question of how to achieve these goals. Most importantly, I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible. By tracing out the development of my thinking, I hope to frame some of the challenges faced by all classical liberals today."
People should start using real world coding as a measurement of skill. My personal website shows real-time graphs of my programming in each language I've used.

http://ahamlett.com/
thats nuts

the hiring/recruiting culture often looks like a circus run by mad people
It's complicated and there are a lot of factors to consider in a good name for consumers, but for the entity itself, I say go boring.

At the end of the day, I settled for a generic name for my formal structure: "<My last name> Software, LLC" with consideration for filing a more interesting DBA down the road.

I think there's good reason to do this. Especially if your brand name is unusual. Your formal name is in a lot of places like contracts or legal documents, and you don't want a bad formal name to scare potential customers away.
Probably don't need years to make a team capable of serving 10-20Gbps of static content.

I do wonder what they thought would happen. CF's ToS are very clear. Why did they think they have a project, let alone a business?
Moral of the story: avoid GPL code, unless you really want to deal with headaches.
Not only is Fios dead but they're selling it off. I think the whole west coast is now owned by Frontier (somehow a worse company).
That's a terrible attitude. If you can't be bothered to complete a coding exercise just so I can verify your skills what happens when you have to do something on the job you consider beneath you?
I'd go with Electron. I think it's better to have your system running well and uniform across multiple platforms than investing in perfect fit in each.
> I'm a senior dev with 10+ years of experience. I don't do interviews that require a coding portion. It's a little insulting to me.

I've interviewed multiple people with such experience who knew next to nothing about C.

char *p;

*p = 'c';

Q: What happens here?

A: The character 'c' is assigned to the location pointed to by 'p'.

Q: What does 'p' point to?

A: Memory

Q: Can you be more specific?

A: To dynamically allocated memory. By the compiler.

<sigh> Get out.

The conversations are a bit longer that that, but that's the short summary. Some people can operate in a corporate environment, but have literally no idea how to use the language they've "programmed" in for 10 years. I say "programmed" because I have no idea what they're doing, but it isn't using the language they claim to be using.
http://www.wix.com/blog/2016/10/dear-matt-mullenweg-an-open-...

* Grabs popcorn
What an airhead. It's all about feelings and impressions and mutual admiration! No, it's not about those things. You violated a license, and you got called on it. Fix your shit, apologize, and move on. Don't dump a PR load on us without bothering to learn and understand what you did wrong.