skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, okay, they'll work now.
The english ones are the only fine, because the websites are in english...

Try .fr, .it, .es and you'll see...

And on .us, just deactivate your adblock.
it is a new platform, hard to tell but I wouldnt go so far as to say linux is to blame, its more likely to be exchange software, they've gone from native to fix 5, so its using a new protocol, new os, new software stack and most likely new hardware stack
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For desktop browsers, use the Google CDN and your users probably won't download a thing.

And Google is one step closer to tracking everything everyone does on every website.

As if now forcing people to deploy Google Analytics on their websites if they want keyword data from Google wasn't enough, do we really want to help and encourage Google to get in a position where they effectively control the entire internet?

One company controls over 90% of internet search and referral and they actually have the power to kill any company they don't like. Right now they may be behaving, but what if some competitor comes along which is showing some edge? Can we trust Google to do the right thing?

Google also hosts files needed by a majority of websites. They also withhold information from you about you and your site and force you to register an account with them and deploy their software on your sites to get access to a subset of that information. And you are encouraging people to help that company get a stronger grip. For what benefit? At what cost? Sorry for not being a fanboy, but try looking at the bigger picture here.

Would you be OK with one company controlling the entire Internet if that company was Apple? If it was Microsoft?

Hosting your own 23kb jQuery file does not cost that much. Actually practically nothing. Not in terms of bandwidth and neither in terms of perceived performance. Unless you are hosting your website on a 36.6kbps modem, host your own. Do the web some good.
Especially because if the main argument is that "it works" you're not discussing the merits of the language, you're simply stating that it's turing complete (yes, you can do "everything" with it) and that it works (HINT: whitespace works too - http://compsoc.dur.ac.uk/whitespace/).
Doesn't seem very good points to me, but some kind of catch all statement: if it works for you, why in the hell should I have to question it ? :)
If you go looking it isn't too difficult to find material like this. Many of the posters hear have jumped in with their favorite resources. But, where do you all go when you want to ask potentially dumb questions as you would an instructor in class or of classmates? Khan Academy has a nice Q/A section for each video, but the best I've seen is PhysicsForums. Anything better?
It's a guess, but if you're part of the community (and I am) it's at least an educated guess :)
I'm developing in Ruby 1.9 as well.
And down to 8 again.
If you're married with kids, presumably you have a second income. The great-grandparent poster did figure in $1000/month for childcare. That $6k/month becomes $12k/month if your wife makes as much.

Anyway, my parents raised my sister and I on a single teacher's salary that was a lot less than $100K. Yes, kids do cost more than being a bachelor. However, a lot of the expenses I see batted around as justification for why you need $100K just to live today are utterly ridiculous. 90% of American households get by with much less than that.
1. If it was part of trunk, you'd have to wait longer for new updates. As it is, Firebug can push updates without waiting on Firefox updates. 2. The Firebug developers and core mozilla developers overlap a lot. There is work done in trunk that complements Firebug. So it's has plenty of official blessing. 3. There isn't any performance advantage to putting it in trunk. Extensions in mozilla are first class citizens. 4. It would probably confuse ordinary users.
Guys, get these on github. That way we can fork it & make it awesome as a team faster and better.
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Dog Coats R Us, we sell a wide range of dog beds. Our range includes Fleece, Tweed, Waterproof and Sparkly. We also offer an embroidery service.
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There's some remarkably complete rainbow tables out there for MD5... Last time I heard any details, every 11char string and every combination of dictionary words including letter/number substitutions out to 16chars is now just a lookup away...

Any password small enough to remember is probably vulnerable if stored as an unsalted MD5 hash.
We were John's first customer. It was mostly an impulse buy because it was so cheap.

We have a restaurant guide in The Netherlands with a dutch name (eet.nu, translates to eat.now) with a big community of reviewers. We want to expand, so a international name is required.

If we brainstorm about names, it takes up a lot of time and we're never completely satisfied with the results. Naming stuff is hard, and it's even harder if English is not your first language.

After 4-5 hours of waiting, John gave us a list of 14 names (we got 7 bonus names!), and we picked the name HungryJury.com. Registered the .com and twitter account a few minutes ago.

We're pretty satisfied with the service and will probably use it again in the future!
i was offered a role on Shark Tank season 2. turned it down.

they wanted something retarded like 3% of my company or 5% of annual profits.
Without WDE, how can you verify that the OS and apps haven't been altered? If a laptop with WDE is left in my control for days and then returned, you know you're still safe. Without WDE, you have to completely wipe the unencrypted portion lest modified apps upload your encrypted user data once the system boots.
Ask HN: How to learn more about the A in the LAMP?
I recently had opportunity to participate in some LAMP workshops and company trainings.

They focused so much on PHP,mySql query writing and also a bit of Linux shell scripting but none of them went deep into Apache. They only showed how to install Apache.

The rational that the trainer generally offered was that while PHP, Linux is used by every developer, Apache will be managed by some sysadmin.

May be for those organizations it might be true. For our organization I noticed following things.

There are many teams working on LAMP projects and every team has at-least one Linux server with Apache running on it. The Apache config setup is managed by one of the developer on the team. None of these developers have put in efforts to learn more about Apache. They just use it with the default configuration.

When I dived a bit deep into performance tuning of application I realized that Apache is one component we are not looking at all.

We now want to have a dedicated training session for developers in sensitizing them more about Apache.

I request friend on HN to suggest books, topics that might be useful.

Also, please tell me if I am correct to think that Apache remains a bit of neglected child for most PHP developers around. (I am from India, and we work on outsourced projects with several thrid rate programmers)
Surely we're better off using and developing Fog (and similar tools) so that we're not locked into the Amazon infrastructure?
For my sysadmin work involves
1. Backups
2. Installation
3. Performance monitoring
4. Configuration management

And the only thing I use for this is Shell scripts. In fact I am not sure if there is any other option. But then I am not a system administrator, its my part time duty.
Nothing official yet. (http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9bf8033a-40bb-11e0-9a37-00144feabd...)
never used it, but: http://www.glassdoor.com --- also see http://TheFunded.com
>Life is changed by a high-heeled shoe

out of context Manolo Blahnik are the first words that comes to mind
This is relevant:

http://blogs.sun.com/bonwick/entry/128_bit_storage_are_you
Dup: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2261613
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Well, I did say it was a bachelor's perspective.
I believe it goes by maximum advertised speeds.

As you might imagine, there are plenty of reasons why that would be out of touch with reality.
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Yeah, HMS->HSL would be quite intriguing.
Findings like this surprise us because in us still lingers the superstition that we are somehow the "chosen" species.
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This seemed like a fun idea: Here's my remix of it, a bit more HTML5-ish:

http://labs.flog.co.nz/clock/
shell, perl & python, whichever fits the particular task best.

Cron jobs & similar are usually shell, various helper scripts are perl, and my deployment system is written in python.
That's rather nice.
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this is the official place for updates, although its not very responsive at the moment,probably due to load
http://liveservice.londonstockexchangegroup.com/en/incidents...
Just wanted to post that it was pretty stupid of me to travel without travel insurance — I've been so wary of insurance scams, I don't know why it didn't occur to me that this might happen. I was thinking that travel insurance wouldn't be a benefit because I wasn't likely to get sick or hurt, which was really, really silly reasoning now.

That said, thank goodness we were in Rome for three weeks — I have a new passport book (the US Embassy is awesome), and a friend shipped me a spare laptop and phone for the remainder of our trip. We started out with a really bad event made worse by poor decisions, but at least (3 weeks later) things are going well now.
$100k == £60k. 60 less 33% / 12 = 3300 take home per month. London rent for 2 bedrooms is about £1500-2000 anywhere you would want your kids to go to school. £100 for commuting. £200-£300 for food. Car £150. Local tax £200 ...
I disagree. I grew up in the US and I keep everything locked, keep my possessions close, watch what is going on around me in crowds, etc.

I'm sure I'm not pickpocket proof but I don't have to be. I just have to not be the easiest one in the area.
On the contrary, searching for javascript technical topics still throws up a lot of nonsense. developer.mozilla.org rarely comes up among the top results. For example [javascript offsetwidth] shows java2s.com results on position 2 and 3 for me (may be just my anecdotal case though, css queries seem better off).
I mentioned that in the last line. I just feel it's not efficient for those who want to leave out certain terms... being that "-" is the most common query alteration (or maybe second after "+".
When I was in a puddle of misery after the backpack was gone, a lot of locals clustered around us to find out why I was crying (these ones, at least, were sincere). A few of them mentioned that I was lucky not to stabbed — apparently thieves will come up behind someone, stab them with a small knife, and run off as the person collapses. So it didn't happen to us, but apparently violence is used as well.
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I'm pretty sure the dock connector isn't going anywhere anytime soon, though I could see a Dock-to-Thunderbolt cable optionally replacing the Dock-to-USB cable.
Heretical opinion: don't. Apache is a piece of shit. Use a real webserver like lighttpd or nginx, or even Tornado.

Until you work on an actual webserver, you have little appreciation for how badly Apache manages to screw up what is conceptually a very simple operation. Then again, considering that "Apache" comes from "a patchy [webserver]", and the codebase grew organically during a time when nobody really knew what the web would be used for, it isn't that surprising.
I think you also missed the point of the message. It's more that, if what you want to write (given the state of the world at the time) was some software to help people organise their lives, then you have to hit it from a social angle.

People don't want to use Excel and Sharepoint and Outlook, we only do it because we have to. No one would use a piece of non-work software if the use case was 'Create a schedule of events you plan to attend.'

but make the use cases: "Track what your friends are doing." "Meet new people." "Let people know what you're up to."

You are aiming for the things that people might want from the software.
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And by HTML5 I mean HTML5+CSS3
Rack is the PHP SAPI equivalent ..
Depends on where you are, but in a city cops aren't going to bother if the amount's not enough to get felony charges.
Isnt all the hot websites around are using Apache ?
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I wish I knew about the brown goo trick before we went abroad — I would have been a lot more wary and alert. Thanks for the tip about the ticket barrier, I'll watch out for that as well.
I lived very comfortably in downtown Toronto (Church/Adelaide, the Spire), in my own fancy highrise apartment ($1200/mo rent), for a measly $56k right out of school. On top of that, managed to save about $15k in my first year.

Then I moved to Palo Alto. Now that's expensive. :P
$100k puts you in the top 15%. Maybe that doesn't fit your definition of successful, but I'd argue that having a good, stable, professional job was not only successful, but being, in the majority of cases, off the back of a decent education, pretty fortunate too.

Source: http://www.americablog.com/2011/01/us-income-distribution-20...
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Here: https://github.com/briancollins/color-clock
Just on an appearance level, the inspector in Safari is significantly better looking than the one in Chrome (although functionally they seem pretty much equivalent)
Does the Daily Mail even show up in Google News? I thought they were like the Onion, but not as funny.

Well, unless you count some of the badly Photoshopped pictures they've released.... See http://www.psdisasters.com/search/label/Daily%20Fail if you don't know what I mean.
So, are you gong to tell us anything about this? Or is it just spam?
Sounds great, except the impression I got from the police was that they didn't care — we were stupid tourists (well, yeah, but still). They were literally around the corner, but no police at the station (1pm on a weekday) and they gave us the paperwork to fill out for the police report but never actually looked me in the eye. I really don't think they'd care enough to actually stop the crime, unless it started targeting locals.
Indeed. Lesson learned. :|
RIP Rightscale server templates.
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Of all logos for connectors that I have seen in a long while, this is the first where the logo actually evokes the imagery of the name/vice-versa.
So you think humans are not smarter than animals?
Not until http://arewefastyet.com/

Personally I cannot get used to the Firefox 4 interface, I will be with 3.6.x for a long time.

The removal of the status bar was also a full-stop for me, though this plugin is promising https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firefox-4-ui-...
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I posted this a little while ago... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2253472 :-)
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I wanted to share this because it made me feel as though, no matter how important and great 'our work' may feel, the relationship we have with those close to us is worth so much more than anything! This book does a great job of conveying the core in all of us.
Where is the back up? Heads should roll
Big company? Small company?
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That list includes everybody in the US, gas station attendants and CEOs included. Computer programmers live in a tiny slice of that graph, way over on the right.
The rules of ownership vary by country, and even by US state! That section might be intended to accommodate a diverse audience.
Propaganda.

HBGary have some friends in government - Anon do not (some may, but most of them are kids). HBGary was being extremely naughty and now need to divert attention. It's in the mutual interest of "adults" to step together sweep everything under the rug and go after the "kids".

They will again make the mistake of assuming that anon is an organized entity, anon (as hive mind) has probably already lost interest in HBG and moved on. The harassment if indeed true is probably coming from fans and sympathizers of anonymous - so the government will probably go after some people who are not but indeed are members of anonymous (this phrase can only make sense in the context of anon's nature).

Or as my dear Machiavelli put it: "Though Men make Mistakes about Things in General, they do not make Mistakes about Particulars". I believe that this quote sums mob ethos fantastically. The anon might be goalless, formless group. But their targets tend to be worthy of targeting.

And another observation - the people who are harassing HBG now are the IMHO the kind of people that are usually so risk averse that they won't participate in anything that might endanger their comfortable existence. Yet here they throw themselves into action to serve as cannon fodder for the core Anon group :).
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: Andy Dufresne's wife and her boyfriend were sentenced to life in prison death of a young and successful banker living varies considerably.
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This a million times over. I've tried to explain this so many times to my friends who insist on making sub $80k in backwater places citing cost of living "advantages". Uh, no. A BMW or iPhone will cost about the same in Tulsa as it does in New York City.
I served in the Navy as a Legalman (LN), and while I don't know the specifics of this case, military justice differs from civilian justice in quite a few ways. To begin with, a trial is not needed for confinement, nor for certain types of punishment.

Under Article 10 of the UCMJ, the accused can be confined before trial. There is no upper limit on how long, either. Though I believe rule 707 of the Manual for Courts-Martial says the "general" maximum is 120 days for what is considered a speedy trial.

Not saying what they're doing is right (or wrong), but it seems his incarceration is legal (for now).
Well that's sort of my point. You're pretty fortunate if you've got that kind of job no? The problem is everything is relative. The banker who takes home a million probably thinks he's underpaid when he compares himself to a hedge bond boss. But sometimes you have to a look at the bigger picture.
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I'm pretty sure Sears committed a crime in not telling you. But every state/country is different.
Either that, or you're still in school. (Not kidding, BB is very popular with teens, at least here in the Netherlands.)
Hey, now that's not fair.

Just because a person works for a restrictive company has nothing to do with whether they're into OSS or not. For example, they could have been out of a job for a while and this was a breath of fresh air. Or, the company they chose to work for happened to be developing things they wanted to be a part of. Or, they believe there were competent engineers at that company and that they could learn from them.

And furthermore, "the developer that worries"? Really? I take personal offense to that, probably because I am in this exact situation. I worry about everything of this sort. I try to do nothing outside of work that could be somehow construed to be related to work. Why? Because I don't want the work to be taken from me and myself to be sued, or fired or any number of terrible things. Is it likely to happen? No. But you know what? It's worth taking those extra measures to make sure I'm not working on anything that could bring about negative consequences.
but I mail you the test cases, configs, code and details where jquery-ui breaks when it hijacks the UI of the browser

This technical part is the most relevant as a public comment/link in HN, in my opinion.
Cool.. very cool.. IMHO the the freedom from vendor and format lock-in is your greatest advantage
I hope you realize that most of those numbers are either entirely optional, or have been inflated to suit your tastes.

If you were willing to downgrade your lifestyle, you could surely find an apartment for $1,500/month, DSL for $20/month (and no cable tv), a prepaid phone that runs you more like $20/month (but doesn't let you throw birds at pigs), a car that costs you less than $200/month to run (and sits in your driveway instead of commuting you to work), and no other debts whatsoever.

That still leaves you with your expensive health insurance and kids wearing monogrammed blazers to school. And an extra grand for beer money.
From what I've read elsewhere, in terms of online crimes, the FBI is treating Anonymous second only to child porn (http://www.dailycampus.com/mobile/news/fbi-raids-house-on-n-...). Probably a function of the power and money behind the people they've attacked (the Visa/Mastercard DDoSes in particular).
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We might get "more" of everything - but not get to be distinct in any way.

At the core of humanism and before in theism is the idea that human is special. That human is crown jewel of creation. That everything that is was created to serve human. However for that to be true - human needs to be distinct, special, better - else we are just greedy and are thus not fulfilling our role in the cosmos.

Whats inconvenient is that more that we find out about the world - the more it seems that we are indeed nothing special, that we might have taken some traits to a whole new level, but more in a way like cows bear more milk, or some birds master flying better. So that puts our self serving acts under a big question.
I wonder if it's HFT related? A group of rogue algorithms gone exponential? There are certainly people worried about that...
Does it? I don't see it in mine. HN doesn't use jQuery and when I fire up my console, the $ variable is not overwritten with a jQuery object, also there is no jQuery variable available.
It's not. Rack's a framework for composing applications of middleware/intermediary components by specifying conventions for delegating requests and responses.
Strangely, I felt like I was doing all that when I was a grad student making a $30k stipend, and I actually didn't spend all the $30k. Nice condo in a nice location, recent car, ate out all the time, spent a surprising amount on microbrews. Granted, Atlanta wasn't the world's most expensive city.

I could've easily imagined being much more frugal in almost every aspect of my life, if I actually needed to save money. But certainly by other standards I was already living very cheaply. I can think of some other things I could've spent money on, but even now that I make more, they don't seem that appealing. Maybe it's just my tastes, but I prefer brewpubs to $50/plate restaurants; you would have to actually pay me to convince me to start eating regularly at high-end places (I currently go if I'm entertaining someone, or occasionally as a novelty, but it's not really my thing). And I could upgrade from "recent, fairly nice Honda" to "new BMW", but I don't really care very much about that. Maybe I'll take more trips or something, but of course I actually have less time to take trips now than I did as a grad student. =]

I honestly am not that sure what I can do with the extra money that would really improve my life, so so far it's mostly being saved, maybe for possible future self-financing, if an idea arises that I want to work full-time on. I guess I could upgrade my microbrew hobby to a Scotch or fine-wine hobby, but again, that doesn't actually appeal that much; it feels like something I would do just to spend money "because I can".