skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But that's so much better than the GP. If the GP smiles at the waitress, he can only manage a real smile at her as her superior or a fake smile as a fellow human being. You at least have the option of a real smile as a fellow person.
From reading it, not quite. There's no need for a name and password, and the file will auto-delete it self after some time. SCP won't let you delete, to my knowledge. You'd have to SSH in and delete it manually.

As with most small projects, this fulfills a very specific need for the creator. It lets them be more efficient by removing a small problem from their workflow.

Edit: Looks like the auto-delete isn't implemented yet, though.
Well, in any way it will be imported tin foil hats. What little is left of the aluminum industry in Germany will leave, as they're heavily dependent on energy costs.
I'm more shocked that John Markoff still has a career, when he hasn't had anything sensationalistic to tie his opportunistic bylines to since Mitnick.
Meh. While I don't support this behavior without some sort of an understandable cause to compel them, I view the overall activities of "oh noes; posted something on your website!" and "oh noes; got yer emailz!" as an important part of boosting the immune system. Imagine what kind of shitty police department you would have if they never had any crime to pursue and just ate donuts all day? These small fries keep people on their toes just enough to almost justify security specialists and keep funding security efforts in corporations from being automatically crossed off the list to save a few bucks.
Why do they use the word "Genome"? I expected an article about startups in biotechnology, but was disappointed.
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My layman thinking on related subject of building brain-like computer is that currently it's possible (although expensive) to build required hardware - i.e. custom system that will have required number of connected electronic neurons, but I don't see a way to "boot it up". Human brains essentially boots from the DNA - i.e. it's layout and basic functions are predetermined by the DNA and then it gets trained for specifics. Even if we can train machine brain, how do we boot it up to the trainable state?
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It's at the point where directly editing anything is a waste of time for new users. At most I'll put a comment on a talk page and hope the cabal likes a proposed edit and does it themself.
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This is almost certainly caused by the decision to hide comment score. If people could see that this kind of comment (f.ex. a small correction) already had its fair share of upvotes they would leave it at that, but as it is now everybody who sees it upvotes it.
"Green" energy. Whatever that may be, is as of yet not entirely clear.

But for certain is that Germany will start investing, even more then now already, in decentralised "small scale" power-generation. Such as wind, solar, heat, CHP (often nat-gas-fueled) and so on.

Germany and Denmark already "own" most knowledge and techniques for development and maintainance of wind- and solar-power. As of now, this is a serious and highly profitable business in .de and .dk. For example, in .nl (Where I am from) we buy all our windmills (and parts and knowledge) from Germany.

Whether it is a populist, bad argumented decision or not, Germanies economy is going to benefit from this shift big time.
While we're on the subject of fairytale type characters, "people out there who are polite to all and sundry who would screw you the second they get a chance" is actually a literary archetype.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_John_Silver
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Despite all criticism and cynicism all over the Linux communities about the numbering and all that stuff, for me, every release of the Kernel (as well as any other major / dominant open source platform / project) is a reason for celebration.

It simply means, openness and freedom won the software/internet game.
The fact there are people out there, spend the best of their times, contributing code and manuals docs, debugging and filing bugs, etc. etc. Is a sign that RMS and alike were not _"a bunch of hippies who likes to code for free"_ or even worst, a bunch of communists as some used to say at the beginning of Linux breakthrough.

From my own personal experience, it also means, the more open you will be, the more open software you will rely on, the more money you will make by the end of the day.

Thank you Linus, and all kernel contributors, for the great tools and platform you provided us for FREE!
This is the difference between saying "the US geneticist's father was a decorated pilot" and " the US geneticist claims his father was a decorated pilot". The latter would be acceptable in Wikipedia, wouldn't it?
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"Kurds" is a useful term even without a Kurdistan.
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You are politicizing things. The stated reason the talk was cancelled was because the people paying for RMS' accommodations were unhappy about him appearing at Israeli universities; this does not imply RMS taking a stand either way.
The fact that pilots are willing to travel on a plane is the best guarantee that the plane is safe, better than any regulatory licence/permit anyway. That's one thing you'd lose, as well as not having someone to hold directly accountable.

As for driverless cars... It just seems folk are getting a bit ahead of themselves - can computers really handle all the edge cases that come up while driving? Like when you have to break some road rules temporarily in order to circumnavigate an obstruction. Or when the car gets stuck. Etc.
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Palestinian Arabs aren't the only nation without an officially recognized country. I'm no fan of PC, but as soon as you throw a term like "Pali" (or "Zionist," for that matter) you lose me.
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Yep, our old friend the Principal-Agent problem strikes again. Misalignment of interests leads to decisions that aren't to the long-term benefit of the organization.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal-agent_problem
About the size of a Google or Facebook data centre.
The timeline of the narrative does seem a little confusing, but it's not wrong.

Some of the rules were published by King as part of The Unwritten Laws of Engineering in 1944.

The whole collection of rules were published by Swanson as The Unwritten Laws of Management, after his own powerpoint presentation.
Regarding conflicting interests in the unions: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2599005
Alternative, you mean. Singular.

I don't think MyGengo is a replacement for how most people used Translate, either. At 5 cents per word, you have to have a real use for the service, instead of just willy-nilly translating anything you think of.

Don't get me wrong, I'm sure they provide a good service. It's just that the service Google was providing had a different audience.

Edit: Removed my comment about spam.
I never said I'm right to be irked, I just do... I wish I weren't.
1) I said that was "crazier" and pointed to the thread saying it was generally a bad idea. That is, I wasn't really endorsing it, just offering it as a last ditch option.

2) The idea (sorry if wasn't clear) but to make sure the indexes you routinely use (get hit by the site many times a second) are all in memory. In the past for me that has generally meant roughly all the indexes (in aggregate) fit in memory.

3) I have autovacuum on and find my daily vacuuming actually does a lot. Sure, I can probably tune it to be more effective, but it is easier just do put a daily vacuum in cron (and also a safeguard in case anything goes way out of wack).

On your points, I bought the book :)
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I've never built a compiler, but how well does having common optimizer for all platforms work in practice? (11.5.1) Does it cause a "lowest common denominator" effect thus making the code take less advantage of the target architecture than a architecture/vendor-specific compiler would?

I'd love someone with the experience of building compilers to chime in.
The post wasn't about anything but the DB layer. I cache everything, but still when you hit the DB layer, you want it to return instantly if at all possible. I said specifically at the very top this wasn't a tuning or scaling guide.
At least I'm not stooping to their level and saying they don't even exist, or are pigs and monkeys.
Here (Australia) children have to use a correct child restraint and/or seat up to the age of 7.

I believe the legal point is the same as you've stated - the law is "not correctly restrained" or something.
Can anyone comment on the legality of packet manipulation? What if you own the source providing the internet connection?
From an article I've read they're planning to use natural gas turbines until renewables can replace them as well.

That gas is probably going to come from Russia, so Putin must be smiling.
Well, Chrome must be broken then, as it's a validated HTML 5 page. It works with FF with noscript (with the domain blocked). Frankly, I have a hunch that people who care about javascript security don't use Chrome.

No chrome until noscript.
Yes, and there is a simple reason why gold is mostly a non-consumption commodity: because it is more useful as a monetary commodity. It has a distinct combination of physical properties which give it monetary properties. It is durable, malleable, divisible, rare, compact, portable, easily recognizable, and beautiful.

There are many good reasons to use steel instead of gold for flatware, kitchen sinks, and refrigerators, in spite of the fact that steel corrodes and gold does not. This does not make gold "useless", it just means that gold has better uses.

Emeralds are very durable and far more rare than gold, but they are generally unsuitable as a monetary commodity because they are not malleable and easily divisible.

One distinct advantage of gold over bitcoin is that transacting in gold does not require a network connection of any kind, nor even the existence of computers.
To borrow a ./ meme:

But does it run Linux?

Seriously, though... For $240, it sounds like it'd make an awesome home Linux server/media center... Even has HDMI built in.
If the compiler takes a full machine description into account for each of the target architectures (AFAIK, LLVM does that. ), it won't be based around a "lowest common denominator". The machine description is a list of instructions and what they do and things like timing and scheduling constraints. The task of the compiler is to find the most optimized instruction sequence that do a certain thing for the architecture it is compiling for. This principle is the same for every architecture, so you don't need a specific optimizer per platform.
And they keep promoting them! I can't stand them or anything they stand for. We should do something about this, like we would have in the good old days!
Phew. http://blago.dachev.com/pgbot

Not very intelligent but pretty relevant.
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Thanks for your feedback!

I have thougth about automatic import, but this requires all imported quotes to be in one uniform format, doesn't it? And to adjust the existing quotes would require a manual work which might be as hard as just adding the quotes one by one to quoterio?

I also have though about editing, but didn't like the idea because since your quote might be added by many users it would not be good, if your changes would affect all of them right? So in this cases I should duplicate the quote object for every user... But maybe I can let users edit quotes as long as they are not favorited by others... Thanks for this point. Until now you can just unmark the quote and create a new one, I'll take care about the rest.

> the export link seems to be broken

I'm quite sure it is broken by the quotation marks in your imported quote :) Thank you as well, I'll fix it.

> and when I click on the star the quote disappears.

That's true, because if you click on the gray star on your 'home' page, you unmark a quote and it disappears. This is a good point and makes it clear, that this behaviour is not obvious at all. Thanks for this. My idea was, that all you can do on the site is mark or unmark quotes. All marked quotes appear in "My quotations". All unmarked disappears. All inserted quotes are automatically marked as favorites. Probably, I have to rethink this.
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... can be used anonymously over the internet

Bitcoin transactions are easily traceable, so to achieve anonymity you must take care to avoid associating your IP address with spend locations.

You can use gold over the internet as well, using a system such as https://loom.cc to handle the accounting. But again, to achieve anonymity you must take care to avoid associating your IP address with spend locations.
This is exactly my point: It isn't nice. I want to grep a file for a name and exactly that name, maybe I even want to replace it.

I just can't do that without any fancy tools as soon as namespaces introduce ambiguity that I can't resolve when I look at a narrow region of a file.
I'm loving this, especially the fact that the application processor is on an easily upgradable separate board. Can we say quadcore?

The commitment of resources to software support is also much appreciated.

I have an upcoming project that could use something just like this for the initial design & prototyping.

Would be good to know what the minimum order is for the production parts though.
Isn't Google the answer to deletionism?

Why should and and all content be stored in a special place called "wikipedia" or some other name, when you can write anything you want about any subject on your blog and have it indexed by a central search engine?

Wikipedia offers two things that lone blog posts don't: collaborative editing and "findability" (SEO).

Findability should be the problem of search engines; the fact that we need to go to Wikipedia (or IMDB...) to find specific information is a testament to Google's imperfection.

If you want to publish "a 10,000 words biography of [your] cat", you should do so on your blog, and that should be easy to find when searching for "hugh3's cat" (but not when searching for "cats", unless you're some modern-day Montaigne who can teach us eternal truths about cats just by speaking about his own).

I would even argue that Wikipedia hurts findability to some extent, since it relies on anonymous editing, and reputation builds on identity. Knowing who wrote what is a very useful piece of information (something Quora is addressing).

What about collaborative editing? Successful collaborative editing is made of two parts: software and a community. The software problem is largely solved; a working community of people who know and care, is the hard part. But it's also in the process of being solved by what StackExchange is doing: building sites around existing communities.

So here's what I think will eventually happen:

- human-machine interface / findability engine: Google

- clusters of (constantly updated) information: StackExchange sites (and others)

- niche content: your blog

In this future I'm not sure there's much room for Wikipedia; Wikipedia was built around the idea that there is such a thing as "static" knowledge or "eternal truth". There isn't: knowledge is a process and a conversation.

(Wikipedia is in fact a kind of cache for the current state of knowledge, but that problem could probably be solved differently and more efficiently.)
Spoken like someone who has never had to pick the used syringes from a public playground before their child could play on it.

But agreed in principle ;)
I don't know if that's fair. I mean, if you have a program that needs to parse out the Linux kernel version then you could very plausibly have assumed the format vX.X.X[-something|.X], given it's been that way consistently for 15 years (since 2.1.0 in '96). Even the kernel's own scripts do that, as Linus mentions in the email. Now it's going to have format vX.X for the first time since 2.0.

I can't actually think of the use case for needing to parse the complete version string outside the kernel, but it doesn't sound stupid to me that you'd assume a canonical format that's been there for a decade and a half. Apparently wrong, and decidedly unimportant & bikesheddy, but not necessarily stupid.
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IANAL, but:

Look up the "California Internet Trespass Law" for a start.

Among other things, anyone tampering with data on a network faces a criminal conviction.

Also, check out point from the state of Arizona: http://www.azleg.state.az.us/ars/13/02316.htm

"Accessing, altering, damaging or destroying any computer, computer system or network, or any part of a computer, computer system or network, with the intent to devise or execute any scheme or artifice to defraud or deceive, or to control property or services by means of false or fraudulent pretenses, representations or promises."

I think it would be safe to say this would be considered illegal in many places for a multitude of reasons.
transisotr technology cannot emulate brain activity. something new and more analog oriented suits better imho
Ask HN: How do you market a small consultancy business?
Hey guys

I've started doing consulting with a buddy of mine, doing enterprise software and web development like a lot of the good people on HN.

So far all work has come from our existing network and random introductions and encounters with people.

For a such a small consultancy business do people have much luck with marketing of different types?

Can there be more method to the madness? Something more systematic?

Or is it pretty much always just about the serendipity and happenstance with people you meet at events and through existing friends and customers?

Thanks!

T
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Just keep it simple and go with: "No, just build the damn product."

His own idea; http://vimeo.com/1425935 around 4:10
Might be a good idea to break the data out from the actions.
Zionist is acceptable, it is a common term in Israeli law.
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> Didn't 236759 people already make this?

Even though they did, it's still interesting to see someone else's implementation.

Creating something yourself, even if there is something else similar out there, isn't a bad thing!

Better coding and sharing with the world, than sitting on the sidelines saying "didn't someone else do this" :-)
"Just 2k", "Just 3k"... Then "Just 295k" seems rather out of place. Maybe selectively replace "Just" with a different word here?
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As this essay discusses, GCC has serious technical flaws. LLVM is one of the best examples I've ever seen of "the best way to complain is to make things." That and the iPhone.
Sure, here's one: given a list of n items, compute the sum of pairwise distances between every pair of items.

The first item has distance 1 from the second, 2 from the third, ..., n-1 from the last. Similarly, the second item has distance 1 from the third, 2 from the fourth, ..., n-1 from the last. And so on until the (n-1)-th item.

Expressed as a finite sum, this amounts to:

sum (sum j, j=1 to n-i), i=1 to n-1

Paste this to Wolphram Alpha and you get the answer in a closed form:
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What you're proposing improves on the hardware design for the Motorola Atrix + its LapDock. My own hardware tweak would be to use Project Kal-El (Tegra 3) when it comes out.

EDIT: Looks like ASUS are already at work on incorporating Tegra 3 into their designs: http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/04/asus-planning-quad-core-t...
Lots of commercial software has version numbers assigned for marketing reasons and largely independent of technical changes.
Let's put aside the "who's paying for the ER" argument. A driver that loses control of the car trying to brace oneself or restrain a passenger that isn't wearing a seat belt can increase the severity of an accident for other people, too. A car crash victim that falls on to the street suddenly becomes a hazard to other vehicles, too.
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I note that people like to use Zionist instead of Jewish or Israeli when they want to deny Jews or Israelis the right to exist in this land.
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Ok that worked, but you really need to provide some progress/change indicator. It happens so fast that I can't even tell if anything happened!
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Kia specifically mentioned '2.6.x' naming. Obviously expecting three parts is AOK, expecting the kernel to remain at 2.6 forever is not.
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