skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
مشاهدة مباراة تشيلسى وتوتنهام هوتسبير بث مباشر 30-4-2011
مشاهدة مباراة تشيلسى وتوتنهام هوتسبير بث مباشر 30-4-2011
مشاهدة مباراة تشيلسى وتوتنهام هوتسبير بث مباشر 30-4-2011
مشاهدة مباراة تشيلسى وتوتنهام هوتسبير بث مباشر 30-4-2011
http://www.almstba.com/vb/showthread.php?t=19003
http://www.almstba.com/vb/showthread.php?t=19003
http://www.almstba.com/vb/showthread.php?t=19003
Ahhh... yes. thanks.

I was wondering what they were using as an indexer :-)
Yeah, I came away with a couple things:

His tone and mentality feel a bit confrontational (and we're only hearing his perspective), and mentioning the skin color of various people involved seems anachronistic, but...

... at a smaller company, maybe the boss would have just sat down and had a talk with him "look, these people get good wages, and we're keeping the jobs in the US" or whatever. It doesn't sound like it was handled in a very "human" way, where someone directly above him who knows him was given the authority to straighten things out and make sure no further problems occurred.

Legal...security... all starts to sound like "lowest common denominator", and a good reason to work at a startup or small business rather than a large corporation.

(Edit: not that legal, security, etc... are not needed or don't do useful things... it's just inevitably a bit bureaucratic)
Not just poor grammar, but silly spelling errors too:

What was more, time and analyzes would prove...
For reasons given above, such a tutorial would necessarily have to be specific to whatever you're trying to embed it in, or maybe at a raw framebuffer level (which isn't terribly useful unless you really are working at that level). Otherwise it'd be huge and different parts of it would not be useful to most people.

With that in mind - third Google result for 'embedding webkit in winforms':

http://aautar.digital-radiation.com/blog/?p=1327
Money From The Net 
Before I begin exploring the different ways to make money using content and the Internet, I would like to discuss some of the best ways to obtain content that you can use, modify or brand with your own name. Obviously, the opportunities for making money online using content from the public domain are quite diverse. In order to tap into this huge income potential, however; you will need to know how to find content.
US seem like horrible country to work in. You are expected to donate unpaid overtime to your company, you can be fired on a whim. What else?
Where is the evidence that it ever was?
Sure, I don't disagree with what you are saying. However I think that the way Amazon presents the concept of an AZ is that it IS isolated from other AZ's in the same region.

Even the name, 'Availability Zone' implies that it is isolated from other 'Availability Zones' in the same region. And that text I quoted does nothing but substantiate that inference.

I just think that Amazon are misleading here. Maybe they shouldn't call it an Availability Zone.
Great site. It already helped me find a name for my project.
This person was fired for pointing out systematic racism at google.

If it is true that they have a separate building where the 'people of color' work segregated from the others, that is pretty outrageous.

It really does say something about the corporate culture there.

I hope it is investigated more closely by other parties, and that Google can make it better If there is something like this happening.
yeah - it's (some) americans. [edited] their response to power and its abuse depends on the source: they don't care about corporations, but go crazy with the government. it's as though they have been completely indoctrinated by massive corporate interests...

welcome to the internet :o(
SPOCK is a Scheme compiler and runtime system inside a JavaScript environment
Shame about the multiple posts, but this is truly hilarious. For bonus points the author should allow people to specific an arbitrary url from Google Code Search, Github, Bitbucket, Linux kernal source, etc. and then wrap it in a simple HTTP GET type API.

Everyone loves a cheeky API.
Are .NET developers scared of the tech community and cutting edge technologies?
>Nevertheless IQ isn't useless and I'm still skeptical that the underlying g-factor, crystallized intelligence, and fluid intelligence can be changed very much

Haven't you ever seen video of a former professional boxer who didn't retire soon enough? Or met a chronic alcoholic? Fluid intelligence can definitely be changed. It's just a lot easier to do harm than good.
There are over 2 million african americans working for free in USA prisons. I'm not sure they've moved on all that much.
This would be the PHP that'd do the same thing:

class Greeter {
public function __construct($fn) {
$this->greeting = $fn();
}
public function greet() {
echo $this->greeting;
}
}
$greeter = new Greeter(function() {
return "Hello, World!";
});
$greeter->greet();

That code will only work in PHP 5.3. If you want anonymous functions in lower versions, you're going to have to use create_function(). If you want closures, you may as well forget about doing it nicely.

There's a reason the Fructose generated PHP isn't very pretty. The Fructose generated code will run on any version of PHP that's at least 5.0.
What kind of of macros do you think about?
seriously great stuff for showboating !
Anychance I can get an access granted - you now have access to NSA security archives if I enter a particular key combination ?
It's a funny thing when secret rules you have never agreed to and are not the part of the law get you fired despite you complete honesty and openness.

It has very totalitaristic look&feel when you have to be careful all the time so you always obey unknown rules, breaking of which might lead to severe consequences.
Divorce in Virginia |No Fault Divorce VA |Divorce Lawyer|
Shane Jimison provides No Fault Divorce and Uncontested Divorce in Richmond and throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia.
I would not go that far but it definitely seems a poor choice as for me it has coloured edges, looks blurry and is a strain to read. I use a TFT screen, this font seems like it is not doing that specific feature I forgot the name of.
It's not that we think Google did it because they were hiding something but imaging those insinuations he was making end up in the press, and snowball, they decided they didn't want to deal with it and let him go, which is completely legal in most of the US with no reason needed.

Employment in the US is at-will or whatever it's called. You can leave your employment when you want and your employer can fire you when they want. This can obviously be overridden by a contract. I don't know what his said but it probably put some severance package in there. (1 month pay or whatever).

Not that might sound crazy why would that be OK but I prefer to work for someone who wants me to work for them then have some laws telling them they can't fire me without some crazy reason and have to go through a large process to do so.

As for the 4 classes of employees, I dunno about that but I mean those perks aren't rights they are used to entice people to work for a company and stay there. If they can get employees without them then why not. It's a for profit thing is it not?

And all this is why you can just go out and start your own company and never have to deal with that stuff ;p
Virginia Divorce Lawyers | Virginia Divorce Lawyer |Divorce Lawyers Virginia
Divorcevirginia.net also handles cases for divorce by publication. This method of divorce takes a little longer. You can learn more here.
Hot Sexy Model Elena Santarelli Breasts Pics Wallpapers 2011 – Best Wallpapers
Surely the context of the filming is important though. If he had gone into the bathroom and was filming people using the toilet then it wouldn't be enough that "He was given permission to film the yellow badge people. On his lunch break. Using Google equipment."
The PrimorisEra Affair: Social Networking and SECOPS
Agree completely. We are still in the early days of AWS-like technology. Providers and users both will experience some serious issues in the years to come.

Heck, users of municipal water systems still experience outages and that technology is arguably mature.

The really encouraging thing is that the Amazon post-mortem writeup indicates they're taking it very seriously.
You can call a thing confidential, prohibit speaking about this thing, and prohibit speaking about the fact of prohibition.
Therefore declaring something confidential is like putting it into opaque box - we can not figure whether the thing in the box exists and is really confidential.

Therefore they can not prove that they've segregated employees to prevent confidentiality breach, and we can not prove that they segregated employees to prevent people becaming aware of the class society.
I don't know how to resolve this problem. We just don't know, so it's a question of trust.

I don't trust that Google has a big amount of highly confidential but unqualified data-entry labor, and they can't prove otherwise unless they lift the confidentiality wall.
I believe IQ is fairly static, at least it's hard to improve the fluid part.

But, there is a very important variable that both sides of the debate always miss: free will. If someone refuses to exercise their free will, then a high IQ is unimportant. On the other hand, if someone is less inhibited about using their free will, they can come up with more insightful ideas than a high IQ person. Case in point is Feynman. He's known to not have a surprising IQ, but his willingness to think outside of the box and do outrageous things allowed him to come up with much better insights than his smarter, but more timid, colleagues.
They are, so the only honest option is to pay industry wages as a rule and provide (or not provide) a reasonably comparable level of perks to everyone.

Otherwise drama.
codetyper ≠ hackertyper. This has a bunch of changes / improvements. It's a fork.
I've heard a rumor that has to do with a finicky enter key. (Or you can view source).
JVM Concurrency and Actors with GPars
From the submitted blog post: "It was only recently that it was discovered that mice sing to each other. It was not so very long ago that it was discovered that clouds are filled with bacteria. What else remains to be known? Nearly everything."

That's the take-away idea, that there are still unexpected discoveries to be made all around us. The excitement with that idea seems to carry into the author's writing in the blog post.
Wow. I thought Microsoft were too uncool to include stuff like this in their code.
Unity Asset Store: $3000 revenue in 5 days from a spline drawing tool
Have you read your Python Docs Lately?
You were right : "This is a design feature of a detection circuit and system BIOSes developed by Award/Unicore from 1997 on."
What's the result? Do you usually get fired for no specified cause?
It's in the bios so it would happen if you were running any OS. Evidence of MS coolness still eludes us.
And may even reduce you to ranting and muttering to yourself ...
THE ROYAL WEDDING PICS : PRINCE WILLIAM AND KATE MIDDLETON
Getting them to write out a confession letter is classic detective-from-tv stuff.

How naive are people not to realize you are being made to declare everything that will be used to terminate you (and in court)?

Yellow badge Google sounds very much like a microfilm company I did computer work for.
We do not know the conditions in the building. They probably have their own cafe there. Perhaps someone should investigate if they ever need to leave for lunch :)
It's going to be interesting to see how many claims of credit card fraud get blamed (rightly or wrongly) on PSN. A quick google estimated the chance of fraud at about 5% of users per year (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/7619502...).

Stretching the stats, that means around 75,000 people a week who used PSN could be fraud victims. I'm not saying anything about cause and effect, but Sony are going to get a huge amount of blame regardless - if a card is used, there's a good chance you'll blame PSN.

It would be interesting if there are a slew of Sony-related fraud stories, but it turns out that the CC numbers weren't actually stolen / in a usable form!
So Microsoft actually suppressed this on Normal Mode, but not in Safe Mode. At least there's information about it somewhere, because I wouldn't expect it if I encountered it.
I think it's not about poor spelling or grammar but how to structure an article. A well structured article can be easy and fun to digest even with syntax mistakes.
>The structure of that book is very much like the thinking process of someone on hallucinogens

Wittgenstein wasn't eating any hallucinogens as nice as that might be to consider. The structure of his works follow the thinking process of somebody who has grasped intersubjectivity at an unprecedented level.
It's easy to get hired because employers aren't afraid that they're wedded to you for life.

And you generally make pretty good money - depending on your job of course.

I think 'job protection' is a bit misguided. What makes more sense to me is 'people protection' - that even if you lose your job, you'll still be able to pay rent, eat, etc... It would make more sense to aim for that goal directly rather than force employers to keep people they don't want.
Actually I thought it was exceptionally well-written for a blog post since it totally held my interest throughout. Don't confuse poor writing with good writing that just needs a little love from an editor.
Magento Ecommerce - A Rising Platform for Ecommerce Website Development 
Magento is a widely used open source ecommerce platform and it allows users to add and edit more than large numbers of product at a time. This platform is completely available in free of cost and provides maximum flexibility to your ecommerce website. Visit this blog to see more information and its benefits:http://customized-ecommerce.blogspot.com
You might be right, I've interacted with him very little online.

On the other side, you should read the blog post he put up an hour ago (possibly in response to this thread):

http://blog.tmorris.net/three-and-a-half-friggin-years-later...

PS: This is why I sometimes demonstrate low tolerance for stupidity and/or failure or refusal to entertain the possibility of thinking. People get hurt. No, I am not sorry.

(for context he is very good at squash and hurt himself while playing)
What first-world, over privileged bullshit. (Paraphrasing) "The yellow badges don't get the same fancy meals, backpacks, get to ride the multi-colored bicycles, or listen to authors talking for an hour". What utter non-sense bullshit.

"Oh, its a good thing I got fired because I have to go back to grad school."

"I'm going to talk in a post-adolescent semi-deep but monotonous tone for 11 minutes to talk about how Racist Google Is".

I really want to buy this yuppie, preppie child a ticket to anywhere in America that isn't Google or Haaaaaarvard and let him see what its like to grow up on food stamps and welfare in the deep south, or better yet just drop him off anywhere that isn't a modern country.
This blue screened me twice and then didn't appear to be working once I got it to run (by running in a Sandbox). I am running Windows Vista.

I even tried the check for updates option to download the latest version.
Ask HN: what do you think of open development?
Open development not open source, which means the community get to see and contribute to the development process of the project from the start. It would also encourage me to commit to the project regularly since it is a side project. Is this a good idea ?
Different Kinds of Web Hosting Types
Mobile Sync Pro for Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, Windows Phone | MobileSync Pro
WordPress Writing Help Pro Blogger
Formation aux techniques d’hypnose invisible
Need for Speed: The Run – First Trailer Release – NFS 2011
Computer says: um, er...
The summary indicates that the music is played by the BIOS to indicate that the CPU fan is failing. I would have thought that it would be better to just play a warning beep; having music play randomly is a bit weird.
Stanley Ka Dabba Music launch of Karan Johar, Amole Gupte | Bollywood News
Do what you love to do and Make a difference: Steve Jobs
Corporate Accommodation Near Airport
Business Executive Accommodation in Delhi NCR Konark Corporate Suites explore the corporate accommodation near delhi airport, corporate accommodation services, business executive accommodation, corporate executive accommodation, budget accommodation, corporate accommodation near airport and more.
That was more like Modafinil & Cocaine than MDMA. Seriously, MDMA will never help you find patterns in the stock market.
I'm a Brit, and live in the UK but I do access US based computer systems so I suppose I could be subject to this law.

>accesses a computer without authorization or exceeds authorized access

There are two possible meanings of 'authorized access' here. One is authorization by the computer's security system, e.g. file access permissions. The other is authorization according to a contract of some kind. The court in this case used the latter interpretation.

Were the judges even aware that this term could be interpreted in more than one way? What was the intention of the original law in this regard, did it indicate which interpretation(s) were intended?
Of course IQ isn't set in stone - otherwise the Flynn Effect wouldn't exist.

From my general reading it looks like we all have a potential that's set fairly in stone, but how closely we approach that potential is down to the society we're born into, the way our parents raise us, the teachers we encounter, the attitudes of our friends, and how much effort we put in.
Why God, Why? Why would you make IBM do such a thing?
High Definition video link:
http://vimeo.com/15852288
Microsoft's Earnings Call Hints at Trouble Spots
An ingenious application of crowdsourcing: Fix reviews' grammar, improve sales
subpixel rendering perhaps? (Microsoft calls it ClearType).

The font looks terrible on my linux machine, it looks fine on the macbook.
they're both getting screwed. getting screwed by capitalists is not a zero sum economy.
Does JSCtypes allow for js functions to be used as C callbacks, like Python's ctypes does?
I was surprised by how much support they got from the tech community, when often we bitch and moan about "NIH"-syndrome. Diaspora was classic NIH. There were and are dozens of social networking open source projects which were already fairly mature, secure, and had infrastructure. Spending the raised money adding the decentralized/federated aspects which so enthralled the supporters early on would have been a strong approach to take - helping an established community, not reinventing wheels (which seem to have been reinvented rather poorly in some cases), and generally getting much further ahead than they are now.

A primary problem I see with that approach would have been deciding which to use in the first place, which may have been seen as taking a 'kingmaker' attitude towards existing projects ("we're gonna bless you with a lot of money and attention") (though that's probably reading a bit more in to it than it merits).

Also, the decision process would have required a lot of code review of existing projects to determine which ones were solid (well-architected, easy to modify, well-documented, secure, etc). to begin with. This takes a lot of time and effort, though a submissions process or contest could have been set up to help make that more efficient.

Possibly going further, developing a federation model alone, then using the money to work with a variety of the top open source social network projects to integrate in to the newly developed model would have been a possibly stronger approach. They're not limiting things to one project, and the value is more quickly spread around to a multitude of projects, and therefore users, regardless of platform. Not everyone likes or uses Rails, or PHP, or .Net, or Python, or whatever), but everyone can use RSS, OAuth and other common standards.

Diaspora had a chance to have a huge impact on the social networking scene, and blew it. Obviously that's from my perspective. They still have the opp of putting out a nice Rails-based social network, but I don't think (given the current state and pace) it'll ever be much more than that.
there's nothing voluntary about participation in capitalism.
Just because a computer is involved, does it really make it computer fraud?

Surely if you've been entrusted with information on a computer system, it should be treated in the same way as if you'd been entrusted with information on paper. They should find some other legislation more relevant to general fraud or pursue it as breach of contract if its clearly a civil matter. Computer fraud laws should be left for cases were people were never authorised to access information at all.
He said tapes not copies. They wanted a the tapes from both days they only got the one day. He didn't say that they asked him to destroy all the copies.
Dear Co-Founder
Rootkit on a Brand new Toshiba laptop
Microsoft's WPF [0] will probably get you the best results on Windows. It's intended to be an easy transition for web programmers to native GUI programming, so it uses an XML-based markup language called XAML for layout.

If you want real HTML, you'll need to work out how to interact with your page from your non-JavaScript code. Two easy ways to do that: plugins and compilers.

IronPython allows you to embed Python in HTML [1] just like you would JavaScript. (A small Silverlight applet does the real work.) I haven't used this myself, so I can't vouch for how well it works in practice.

You can also write code in a language that compiles to JavaScript. [2] CoffeeScript is a popular choice, but there are quite a few others, including several compilers each for Python and Ruby. Some caveats:

* This can have performance implications if the compiler produces poorly-optimized JavaScript or compiles on the fly in the browser.

* Many of these compilers are toys, so make sure whatever you pick has seen real-world use.

* You still need to deal with JavaScript when you debug.

[0]: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa970268.aspx

[1]: http://ironpython.net/browser/

[2]: https://github.com/jashkenas/coffee-script/wiki/List-of-lang...
It looks like a proposal mail, full of emotions. Being an entrepreneur, totally understand the point that a co-founder is not less than a spouse.

IMHO even after reading this, he/she does not want to continue, you should stay separate for good & concentrate on the venture. Co-founders are like boyfriend/girlfriend, you dont look for one, but find one on the way :).

Wish you, your co-founder & the venture - best of luck.
But as a search engine for browsing/research prior to purchasing, it works great. Back when Modista was still operational, I myself bought three or four pairs of shoes that were either discovered or inspired by discoveries made while browsing their site. Each one of those purchases was made after looking into the brand that manufactured them, but–with the exception of one purchase–I had never heard of the brand before that and never would have without Modista or some inferior means of searching through such a massive inventory.
Are you a guy?