skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Read the thread, Marco was 'being indignant' on the day he struck it rich, Anil pointed it out and highlighted Marco's incredible privilege. Deeply creepy? I think you need to look at yourself before throwing accusations like that around.
Honest question: why would you tell your son to create an FB account?
Straight line transportation

Roads are quite straight over long distances, and planes don't fly in straight lines if there's something in the way (eg a storm). I wonder if there'd really be that much difference on a journey longer than a few hundred miles.
Sheesh, people, did they kick your dog or something?

They're just some people trying to help others by identifying some common problems they've encountered. Sure, the presentation might not be the best (though most of them don't have "properties", they're just a discussion), but does it really merit the epithets?

Also, regarding the camel case, that's just the Wiki's own linking format. I agree it wasn't the best decision, but considering this is the first invented Wiki ever, surely Ward can be excused a bad decision or two?
I don't think the board would object to his proposals, we have seen enough of that the last year, they created a special stock option thing so that he can take a break from fb for 2yrs to work for govt. I get it that theybare visionary CEOs but they have to realize that there is a reason why companies go public and they got to tone their ownership down, it is just a private company where people happen to own stock
Thank you for such a useful project, its a good start.
Ill happily contribute with data sources, also I can translate the website in other languages if requested.

And most importantly for those who live in countries with huge tax rates, next time when Ill protect my hard earned money that they try to steal as tax and inflation, Ill use the feature to donate it to this website.
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I work for a company of ~120 people who are owned by a fairly giant company (I think ~5000 but could be way off, I forget) and we don't treat people that way. You really have to work hard to vet the environment you're going into as an employee, but it pays unlimited dividends when you get it right. It has taken me several times now.
Playing with Infinit and Docker
being more social and going back to gym
Hi, this is my boot-strapped side project that I started this semester alongside my classes. I'd be happy to answer any questions here.
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High DPI is still half baked in Windows.

I found this comment hilarious given who your employer is...
Thanks for submitting. This should probably be a "Show HN".

https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
Having attended it for the fifth time now, the only bad thing about the Congress is that it make nearly every other conference etc. feel tiny and badly planned (as in "they don't even have their own GSM network" or "where's a pneumatic tube transport when I need one"). :)
Lawyers and accountants are prime targets for cyber attacks
My back and shoulders have been hurting more and more (I'm only 27!) and it took me way too long to accept that slouching over my laptop was causing it.

Putting my laptop on a pile of books and using an external keyboard and mouse made a HUGE difference and my posture has improved significantly after just a couple of months.

I recently bought a Roost laptop stand which is great for travel and looks like spy gear but it is a bit pricey and a stack of books does the job too.
I will not upgrade to a phone that does not have a 3.5mm jack.

But arguing this is a poor user experience is probably wrong for most people. Apple is correct in that this is the way things are going. I bet all the Flagship Android phones will be jackless too soon.
Judging from the lack of clarity in his post, he doesn't seem to know what his own product is. But he sure knows that he is the new CEO (he mentions it a few times). And he certainly thinks the successes of Fog Creek somehow reflect on him - in fact he talks about that more than the product.
Also the word "every" can only be undestood by speakers of the english language. If its not too late you can try to buy a domain such as:
politician.global
India launches BHIM app to push for cashless transaction
You are right that you can construct a scenario where e.g. screen components could have been cut by half. Thanks for typing it out. The WSJ article, though, attributes the cuts in component orders to weaker iPhone demand: 'because of weaker-than-expected demand'. That's my beef with their reporting. If they had just stated 'one of Apple's suppliers has got its order reduced by half', I would have no problem with the article. Trying to tie it to iPhone demand is just conjecture.

Just like you said in your conclusion: don't overextrapolate from (potentially faulty) supply chain sources. Which seems to be exactly what the Nikkei article is doing again. There is very little info in it: 'Apple will trim production of its iPhone family around 10% on the year in the first quarter of 2017, according to calculations by The Nikkei based on data from suppliers'. So, they have some information from suppliers (all of them?), and they have some model (how accurate is that model?) that points to an iPhone production cut. To me that seems like overextrapolation again... And I agree with you that this is not 'fake news', but it is also not good reporting either.
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At the end of the talk he said that the point thing is already beeing exploited and that those people change the account name on every transaction to the owner of the flight ticket. And that they are able to collect a massive amount of points without beeing detected.
I quit drinking coffee and start drinking liquid guarana instead (Scitec Nutrition brand specifically). It's like legal cocaine. I'm using it for morning and early evening boost.
The innovation and production pipeline in Shenzhen.
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I love everything about the ASUS laptops expect one thing: the mushi keyboard. Press the keys in the middle of the laptop and the keyboard flex with as much as 4-5mm.
OK thanks, do you know why it's 16-byte aligned? The Clang code is exactly 16 bytes but the GCC code is 20 bytes and it pads it out to 32. For i-cache maybe? (I asked this on reddit too)
> Top comment is an apple fan boy desperate to continue to believe in apple and affronted by the existence of other laptops ...

Unfortunately this is becoming common on HN posts that praise or even merely discuss another company.
I've always had problems with their search results and I end up switching back to Google every time.
The clearest I've seen is this interactive visualisation: https://research.google.com/bigpicture/attacking-discriminat...
Am I the only one shocked to learn that ivory was still legal in China? I know China has a reputation for being a bit dystopian, but I thought this was one of those things that everyone agreed on.
I know this is a classic and all, but I really feel like this would be a lot better if it actually broke down the mythology of science history rather than just being like, yup, this is the Ultimate Age of Reason™ but there's a lot of people who just can't get with the program for some reason.
Equally I hate it when tech C-execs have never written a line of code, but you come across as politically charged with personal attacks rather than recognising his suitability for the role based on direct and relevant experience. And if we're going to be frank about pd's "out of context joking tweets" here they are:

"In The Passion Of The Christ 2, Jesus gets raped by a pack of niggers. It's his own fault for dressing like a whore though."

"aw, you can't feed your family on minimum wage? well who told you to start a fucking family when your skills are only worth minimum wage?"

"feminism in tech remains the champion topic for my block list. my finger is getting tired."
If you found this interesting you might also like Andrew "bunnie" Huang's book on the subject: "The Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen"

https://www.crowdsupply.com/sutajio-kosagi/the-essential-gui...
If you have a 401k benefit, you have a portable pension that you can take with you from job to job -- roll it into an individual retirement account when you're done.

If you don't have a 401k benefit, you can fund an IRA yourself.

Many folks are learning the hard way that you really don't want to bet your retirement on a single company remaining both solvent and honest for the next 70 years.
In software, unfortunately, the prototype often is the production app.
Here's a brief text overview: https://gomix.com/about/
I believe there are a myriad of other taxation that goes on and someone just had to compare where the dollars are coming from - example cigarette taxes, alcohol taxes, property taxes, lottery etc etc
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I'm not from the US and I'm definitely not socialist (had enough of that, thank you very much), but extreme hours has a specific role: crunch time. If you're in crunch time all the time, regardless of your field of work, something went terribly wrong somewhere.
During my job interview, I was told we were going to be equals. Like, explicitly. He was older, and came to the project earlier, so I still deferred to him. Nevertheless, I treated him like a peer.

Turned out he wanted to be the boss —that was made official 2 months after my arrival. On my very first week, he started to make disparaging comments under the guise of joke (or were those real jokes?). Those soon occurred daily. Sometimes in front of the client, who (surprise!) eventually lost trust in me.

If this was my only experience, I would have thought it was me. But I have since received enough external validation about my skills (people looking up to me, actual results…) to know better. For some reason, the guy could not stand me, so he got rid of me. Another small detail: he never smiled at me in the morning when we shook hands to say hello. He did smile at everyone else.
In Russian "Gomik" is an intentionally offensive, very rude form of "homosexual".

Just FYI, Fog Creek.
> I just need to figure out why I constantly crave for short term satisfactions

It's dopamine. I see it as malware that infected my brainOS and it's more of a stuxnet rather than your typical lame click-n-infect-me.

As for diets, I prefer to set lifestyle goals. For example it doesn't matter on which particular diet I'm on at the moment (I cycle through couple of them every 8-12-16 weeks), what does matter is that I very rarely eat processed food or sugary snacks (once a month at best) and when I do it's _always_ after hard training session and it still _fits my macros_.
Lenovo accidentally published the product page of the new X1 Carbon which actually hasn't been announced yet. They've since realized their mistake and taken it down again, but yesterday you could read everything about the new X1 Carbon.

Here is a snapshot of the page: http://archive.is/L1o6h
is this the beginning of the end of Apple domination?
An Expose-style interface with short animation beat all other interfaces (taskbar click (window), dock click (app), winkey+#, alt-tab) in mean task switching time over a series of controlled scenarios (not the user's normal workflow - just simulated scenarios). Expose style interface was invoked with a side button on the mouse.

From memory, Expose was around ~1.0s, taskbar click around ~1.2s, winkey around 1.5s, with other methods slower.

The physical action of flicking your wrist and clicking is actually surprisingly fast, possibly even faster mechanically than a two-key keyboard shortcut - think how fast twitch gamers are.

Decision time was the main component. Expose's decision time was the lowest mean, and the most stable. Alt-tab had the lowest decision time, but far greater stdev. Yeah this is a controlled test that may not represent a real user's workflow, hence my 'depends'. "Find the window" is actually an interesting one - as long as the interface is reasonably spatially stable, you actually don't need to find it because your spatial memory takes care of that for you.

In my experience, while I might have a few 'primary' windows that suit the ordered taskbar well, I've often got a number of other things that come and go. I'm never going to remember what place they are. So, while winkey+# is fast for a select few windows, it's really slow for others. I don't find it appreciably faster than an Expose interface, and it's easier and faster for me in my workflow to use one main task switching interface.
For reference, previously on HN

- 8 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11669004

- 3 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6543791

- 6 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1629571

- 7 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=723140

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=Cargo%20Cult%20Science&sort=by...
Yes, I had my location set all this time but now that you asked I took a second look and realised that is not enough.

While my countries flag was displayed next to the search bar it was set to "All results" in the menu, so I have to explicitly enable the region filter by flipping the switch next to it.
Exactly! My 60th hour might not be as productive as my 20th hour, but it is productive nonetheless.

Currently leading a team I see different behavior from team members working longer hours. For example, we had a conversion to do that was running into a deadline. Together with a team of 4 we worked into the evenings to get it done. 2 of them 'compensated' by being there but browsing more Reddit, the other 2 actually sat down and got the work done.

I see a lot of comments justifying the first kind of behavior, and it doesn't make sense to me. If you are not productive because you are on HN, you're doing that to yourself. At 40-60h we're in the realm of that being a choice, and then you're choosing not to be productive.

FWIW, I'm not trying to justify people working long just to show that they are there/committed. That's a terrible practice too.
They do, sometimes. It depends on barriers to entry. It's hard to ban marijuana or alcohol, because it's so easy to make. Relatively true for meth as well. But you don't see many people doing quaaludes anymore because it's not easy to make. Additionally, a ban like this doesn't have to be 100% effective to be worth the trouble. The time frame is also important. Saying "bans don't work" is absurdly reductionist.
You may not like taxes, but calling it theft always belittles the discussion.
8. move your project from the malware loving sourceforge to a more reputable place
This well beyond what I understand so excuse me if I'm misunderstanding but doesn't this imply that they'd need to guess what k transforms might be used? This just seems like a cat and mouse type ordeal which I can only assume is something they would like to avoid as the complexity of and costs of running the system only gets worse, while the complexity does not add up on the side of those making pirated videos.
+1 on this. Plus you can use a real keyboard instead of chiclet ones. Regarding keyboards, I can't recommend daskeyboard or IBM model m enough.
I am hoping they are not as apple-copying
Click the "web" link under the submission title. It will bring you to search results including a link to the submission. That should get you around the paywall.
right click the [web] link above, open in an incognito window. Open the first result.
serious question: how invasive is the wechat app compared to its "western" competitors?
The removal is to sell dongles
So you mean trivial data types? Well how's memcached (the other alternative in this discussion) gets you less trivial data types? Quite the contrary in fact.
You could write it off as 'just' a web-based Node JS IDE. That is a large part of what it technically delivers. But here's a few points that we think makes it more useful and accessible to a much larger group of users than would ever typically use such a thing: https://gomix.com/about/
> please, offer a system that just underlines words-thought-to-be-wrong without changing them

Ios have had that for at least a year. Two years?
So basically the 99%?
Ah, true. That was mentioned as well.

It's amazing that people would pick an extra millimeter trimmed off or waterproofing over a headphone jack (I assume they did surveys..?).
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> I started boxing

The hits you receive cause brain cells to die. Your brain being your most valuable asset, generally speaking, but even more so for intellectual work such as programming, you may want to switch to a no-contact martial art (such as kung-fu).
It's definitely an optimization thing, but I'm not actually sure off the top of my head why. According to https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Optimize-Options.html#Opt... -falign-functions is enabled at -O2 and higher, unless you use -Os. Presumably something about aligned instruction fetch/decoding can be faster.
Here you go: https://gomix.com/about/
"How to ensure everyone is paid fairly" would be a "must read". This is more of a "Employers and potential employees are expected to try and screw each other out of as much money as possible - Here's how you can help perpetuate that!"
id upgrade to one of these in a heartbeat if i could afford to but right now thats not an option, thankfully my current gen2 x1 carbon is still an excellent machine that can handle most everything i throw at it
lol, I have no idea after what we witnessed this past election, why Zuck is interested in potentially pursuing a political position. perhaps he'd still have access to FB data?

if so, what would be the legal ramifications? I mean facebook is basically mind control for so many voters, they can push any info they want
1. Calling the tweets that got Pax Dickinson fired "out of context" is fairly hilarious. Pax was a contrarian, who enjoyed making provocative statements. Eventually, those bit him in the ass. Reason did a fairly fair-minded article on the whole thing: http://reason.com/archives/2015/07/09/the-social-media-shami...

2. Not even sort of bizarre.

3. Anil reached out to a journalist and apparently made a valid point. The accusation of "coercion" has no basis in known facts. Your link is literally a guy quoting three tweets and making wild claims about what MIGHT have happened behind the scenes.
Given that many companies actively favour minorities to the detriment of white males (see GitHub's "The biggest hindrance to diversity is white women" and "This is not for white folks to lead" [1]), it's only normal that other people actively defend the right of not being shamed for being white.

[1] http://uk.businessinsider.com/diversity-guru-discusses-white...

NB: I obviously have revoked my GitHub account because of this affair.
> I used to really respect Joel Spolsky. I've read all of his stuff and really liked it.

After reading the rest of your post, I'm not sure why.

Joel Spolsky always seemed to me like he was all hat and no cattle -- he had rather strong opinions (and a high opinion of himself) for someone who ran a small company that never did anything of significance.

He has always seemed rather fixated on some kind of superiority complex and separating good programmers from bad, but why should anyone believe that he is one of the good ones? What is he an authority on -- writing software nobody wants to use?
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So without mentioning running, exercise, and yoga and discrediting the change of 2015 (using small brushes to clean between the teeth so I don't have to see the dental hygienist every year) my next step (after very recently having my last wisdom tooth finally extracted, and an infection under a molar cleaned) made in 2016 is to brush my teeth 2 times a day. Including in the morning, when I'm a stressed zombie. I've been bloody stubborn/lazy on this throughout my youth and it is finally time to treat my dental hygiene like an adult should.
I run xubuntu 16.04 on a third generation with 0 issues. Works great.
+1 to the comments about Regus. While some of the spaces are really well designed & in perfect locations, their billing systems were so broken that I got out of my contract as fast as I could. They couldn't even charge credit cards automatically each month, and they accidentally leaked their entire Australian client list in the To line of an email (then tried to fix it by using the Outlook "Recall This Message" feature).

[Since then I've opted to work from cafes, shopping malls that have started encouraging laptop workers, and a 'coworking' space I found that was mostly empty.]
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I replaced coffee and energy drinks with caffeine pills. Same (or better) results, no sugar.
Question: do you think this guarana drink is more powerful than coffee? It's quite common to see guarana drinks (mostly soda) here in Brazil, but I don't see them as energy drinks..
To be honest, I feel as I'm lacking energy for everyday activities.. Do you or anyone know whether any of these scitec nutrition products (or whey protein, etc) could help regarding energy? Or it's just for building muscles?
Ah, yes, with that workflow I'll have to agree. I can timesplit my work so I can always arrange the windows to taskbar and have generally less that 9 windows to deal with in single task. Context, context, context.
We'll be adding some type of super simple 'branching' type functionality allowing people to develop without breaking production.
I'm buying a second-hand iPhone 6s instead of an iPhone 7 because of the headphone jack (mainly out of principle).

It's just that I see so many comments arguing that dongles are expensive... The problem is not that they're expensive. I agree that they suck, but I can't possibly believe that people that can afford to spend $1000 on an iPhone Plus all of a sudden can't afford a $10 or $29 dongle.
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Yes, That book quite interesting.
And I told some presentation.
http://www.slideshare.net/takasu/maker-movement-in-asia-shen...
and a several more after, it might have no ports! all wireless! wireless power!
That's welcoming downvotes. I don't remember memcache giving you any list/set/hash. Go check the docs.
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Paying more attention to various natural cycles of mine. Started using a calendar more regularly. Started using mindmapping more regularly. Gradually shifted towards an 8-day cycle for the gym as I found a lot of success with longer rest time in weight training. Experimented with removing coffee for a two week period(somewhat useful). Made attempts to develop habits around cleaning and practice in the first half of the year and am going to reassert those in the coming year as more of a "everyday ritual" that I use to warm up to project work instead of turning on news or social media. Started using fl.ux again after a long break caused by an OS change and laziness, to the benefit of my eyes and ability to be sleepy.

I'm most excited about controlling my time and information better. That gets my stress down, which in turn does so much for my health.
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I still didn't understand how they replace version control for the sake of something better. AFAICT, it just lacks version control?
There are rumors:

http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/12/06/samsung-galaxy-s8-ru...
On Windows, if you are using Docker Toolbox, you can keep using VirtualBox. The corresponding driver of docker-machine will spin up the VM that runs the docker daemon, which, once it's running, you can control from the "outside". It uses shared folders support to map the user's home directory by default: https://docs.docker.com/machine/drivers/virtualbox/
Try making that pile of books higher plus an extra pile of books for your keyboard, for a standing desk like experience! This will help your back pain go away for good.