skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
1) StackExchange - Identity (username/password) that is site-specific to utilize an individual website. This has typically been standard practice for the majority of the web's existence.
2) Google - Identity connected to Gmail and/or Google services.
3) Yahoo - Identity connected to Yahoo Mail and/or Yahoo services.
4) Facebook - Identity connected to social networking service.
5) myOpenID - Identity connected to... what exactly?

People have a reason to use their accounts on Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail/Live, Facebook, Twitter, and etc. The reason why Facebook Connect has been successful is that it is an extension of an identity that many people already use on a daily basis. As long as OpenID remains just an identity provider, it will continue to lose ground. This will especially be the case in the realm of mobile, where cell phones can provide person-specific solutions in a manner that desktops so far cannot.

1) Apple was choosing between Facebook Connect and Twitter Connect for their account integration.
2) Android will naturally use Google accounts as a first choice.
3) Windows Phone will primarily use Live accounts.
4) HP/Palm and RIM need to figure out what they are going to do in this space.
5) Facebook has the ability to leverage Android for a Facebook Phone if they so choose. Currently they are instead trying to become ubiquitous across all platforms.
6) OpenID is nowhere to be found.

We will continue to see integration of this nature across all platforms. OpenID simply does not have the leverage to be successful in the long run. They're still fighting the battle in the browser, while the war is already moving higher up to the device itself.
tor + no browser cookies will get you that.

The problem with the 'filter bubble' is not that you can't get around it. It's that it's not obvious that censorship is occurring, so most people won't be looking for a way to get around it.

Unlike other kinds of censorship, getting around it yourself doesn't help much. It's all the other people you have to worry about.
I feel like everyone saying how we'll have Firefox 346 is missing the point.

The point is really to set up something like a rolling release system where you don't really care which version you are running. The only thing you choose according to your risk appetite is how stable your channel of updates is.
HIP-HOP
Philippine All Stars - belongs to the top 3 popular hip hop dance crew in the Philippines because of the remarkable achievements they brought here in the Philippines. “Philippine All Stars” was started in year 2005 which consists only of the following members: Lema Diaz, Sheena Vera Cruz, Patrick Caballa, Kynx Mendiola, Michelle Salazar, Jeremiah Carandang, Chelo Aestrid, Deo Bantillo, Patick Romero and Josua Barlis. Each members of this crew contributes to its authentic HIP-HOP that combines the different styles of hip-hop dancing genres.
Several of the examples in "smooth" are quite different from "eloquent" and use a http or websocket server, so they require the node.js runtime environment and can not run only in a browser.
The setup I use is to have the text next to me on a tablet and a text editor that can run CoffeeScript directly on my laptop.
It also takes know-how and time to produce different versions in EPUB and HTML. I tried some free conversion tools but the results were poor.
I would like to fix issues and add material, there is an issue tracker on the project page, where errata and suggestions are welcome.
Seems like it would've been easier to just swing by his office and tell him you wanted to work in his lab. That'd probably get you farther than the book thing anyway.
Top 3 Filipino Hip-Hop Dance Crew
Philippine All Stars - belongs to the top 3 popular hip hop dance crew in the Philippines because of the remarkable achievements they brought here in the Philippines. “Philippine All Stars” was started in year 2005 which consists only of the following members: Lema Diaz, Sheena Vera Cruz, Patrick Caballa, Kynx Mendiola, Michelle Salazar, Jeremiah Carandang, Chelo Aestrid, Deo Bantillo, Patick Romero and Josua Barlis. Each members of this crew contributes to its authentic HIP-HOP that combines the different styles of hip-hop dancing genres.
> It even makes it easier to style the text with CSS since it's wrapped in a specific tag!

Labels don't have to wrap inputs. In fact, mine almost never do, that's too much of a pain to align. They're usually linked to their input via @for (and at some point in the future, I'll be able to do that with inputs and forms via @form, what a glorious day that will be)
Seems like no major disaster came out of the dns thing. Anyway, this could be a benefit for many webmasters. Google has demonstrated in the past that faster load times mean more users stick with a result. Plus, I'd be really surprised if there were no way to disable it if it is really causing a problem.
That's a pretty weak argument. We know that there are certain situations in those sports that can cause brain damage, like getting hit on the head by a rock and lack of oxygen. We know them fairly well, and the majority of people avoid them successfully.

With rock climbing or driving or scuba diving, it's an "It might happen to you, but if you avoid these extreme situations it won't" situation whereas with taking drugs you can't really avoid pitfalls, other than taking care not to take too large a dose.

With drugs it's likelier to be "you get smaller amounts of damage if you take smaller doses" or plain "we don't know what the fuck this thing does".

I agree that it doesn't explain much about the attitudes. The default attitude should be ambivalent until we know more, not hostile.
Unless you compare launch months, in which case the Android revenue was 5% of iOS.
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Why the heck would ANYONE have multiple accounts? Doesn't that even violate the TOS? :S
In the age of any website getting hacked, take your steps carefully. But then dont make a business of this discovery, but assist. go ahead inform them by phone call, keep logs of your conversation.
Then why is the headline "Two 11-year-old entrepreneurs learned the hard way what it’s like to be a minority in tech during Startup Weekend"?

Is minority here referring to being outliers in the age distribution or "a sociological group that does not make up a politically dominant voting majority of the total population of a given society"[1]?

If it's the former then you should say "in the minority" or something. If it's the latter, and you're not making this an issue of racial discrimination then you need to change the headline to something like "Two 11-year-old entrepreneurs learned the hard way what it’s like to be rejected during Startup Weekend".

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minority_group
I think the headline does lead you to that conclusion, even if not explicitly stated or even the author's intention:

"Two 11-year-old entrepreneurs learned the hard way what it’s like to be a minority in tech during Startup Weekend"

Being on blackweb20.com, I would assume "minority" is referring to race here. Wayne, you may want to update the title here if you want to avoid some confusion.

(Wayne: By the way, I'm in RTP and just noticed your trioutnc site from your profile - looks like a nice tool so far, i'll be trying it).
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He used an image for some reason for the text, so I can't copy/paste the code and edit it.

But there is no need to always use id="xx" in the input and for="xx" in the label. The majority of the time you can just wrap the label tag around the input tag. It works great and is very fast to do.

i.e.:

<LABEL><INPUT type="checkbox" name="foo">Include bar?</LABEL>

Not:

<INPUT type="checkbox" name="foo" id="foo"><LABEL for="foo">Include bar?</LABEL>

The only time to use the id/for method is if the elements are not near each other. By far the most common is when they are in separate table cells.
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Minority in the sociological sense doesn't necessarily refer to numbers, but voting majority. ie. blacks in South Africa during apartheid outnumbered whites but were a sociological minority.
For sure. But if you're in certain competitive markets you are going to need to eventually level up those checkable areas either before the competition or in response.

Also, I'd like to think nothing is irrelevant. If it really doesn't matter at all, why are you even outsourcing it?
The teams maybe autonomous in Google but I'm sure that they are aware that they are duplicating functionality and thus really harming the company. What the heck the are product managers and their managers doing at Google? Building their own little empires?
I'm generally not too terribly much of a stickler for accessibility, but a thousand times, yes. Unclickable labels are a GIANT pet peeve of mine, both as a user and a developer.
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If you're going to be writing assembly on Linux, you should decide which of the two major syntaxes to learn:

- AT&T (gas, gcc inline assembly)
- Intel (nasm, fasm, yasm, but also gas)

Some links to help you decide:

Pro-gas: http://www.deater.net/weave/vmwprod/asm/ll/README.gas_sucks

Anti-gas: http://x86asm.net/articles/what-i-dislike-about-gas/

Neither/both: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-gas-nasm/i...

Neither: http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/AsmTools/WhichAsm.html

If you decide to go with AT&T/gas, check out "Programming from the Ground Up", by Jonathan Bartlett:

http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/pgubook/

If you decide to go with Intel/nasm, see "PC Assembly Language" by Paul A. Carter:

http://www.drpaulcarter.com/pcasm/

Also, the following tutorial is focused on DOS/8086, but it's really unique in that it's very interactive, and provides you with a fully functional assembly interpreter and 8086 simulator:

http://www.btinternet.com/~btketman/tutpage.html

I highly recommend it for getting a quick feel for the basics, though some of the DOS/8086 specific stuff in it won't apply to Linux.
You sir are full of hot air. All those services have as many fake and malicious users as they do real ones and claiming a user's digital presence in sandboxes owned by corporate entities is an extension of their real identity does not give enough credit to the users of those sandboxes.
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The patent they reference in the article states that the LED's current is PWMed, where the modulation function is sinusoidal.
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Disaster? No. Unnecessary cost increase for people operating DNS servers? Yes.

Good example / explanation of the problem:

http://www.pinkbike.com/news/DNS-Prefetching-Implications.ht... (cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:-3Lip30...)
FOUND IT !! there was a jar file sitting in my crashed-recovered-desktop folder.
thanks to revorad .
thanks to all those who upvoted me !
the project is FNA : http://www.financialnetworkanalysis.com/
(no wonder I had trouble googling for it - such a generic name)
Wow I almost forgot about this game, I just checked and it doesn't seem to work anymore. I also wrote a bot to play 50+ accounts for me, mainly to generate gold and sell them. I made about 2k USD via paypal, and my programming was so much better after that.
This reads like a joke. It probably is, one way or another.
He wrote that since they use Unity porting the game took him about a day and he also wrote the Android version is a meaningful source of revenue.
It would be more like at least 10x the PWM frequency, if you wanted to see a square waveform.
No worries and thanks. Yes TriOutNC.com and we're working on launch a few new TriOut apps.
> Actually porting the game only took about a day.

It says how long it took, right there in the article. He says that he had to fight some trouble down the road, but 'porting' was done after a day, due to Unity magic.
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yes, I state that in the post about ALL the factors for the 11yrs old as "minority" in terms of their age, gender for the little girl and race.
I think in this case "the text" refers to the label's text, not the text in the input that the label is @for.
Very interesting. Is there some kind of [psychoactive] drug tourism there? Why isn't it as well known as Holland?
Ah, totally missed that. So part of the moral is Unity is worth it.
Generating a PWM signal based on a particular LED's characteristics is similar to designing the gain of an amplifier circuit around a particular BJT's beta. It's just not done. That's also the whole reason behind controlling LED brightness through PWM. By PWMing the drive current, you can ensure that the LED is being driven far into its conducting region, and therefore not relying on controlling dimness by varying current around the LED's "knee" (which literally is different for just about every LED in existence, even same part numbers). This way you also avoid other stuff like wavelength shifts that tend to occur near the knee.
This was my second and third startup. Having failed twice (no funding) I learned to do without. After 20 years of hard work I am about to roll out a much more ambitious approach:

Free anonymous internet you want to pay for: Ambient Connectivity.

- free gsm for mobile phones in a square mile
- free Wifi for smartphones/tablets/laptops
- 'campus' network with your neigbours with 1 - 10 Gb/s ethernet links over optical fiber or UTP cable
- free shared storage of tv, movies, music
- end-to-end encryption and anonymity in the clients, not the network
- users buy the routers $100 ($1000 rural) and the 2-4 cables
- Open ISP sells 1000 Mb/s traffic at $4 to pay for the backbone and the free traffic (1 Mb/s per user).
- Open ISP can not control anything and proves this by allowing the community to audit their routers

A first-mile network with free mobile and wifi traffic on top of a 1-10 Gbps optical fiber (and UTP) last mile with an non-profit ISP behind it. Crucial is the $100 mesh router I designed, a 10 GBps optical 8 core router with wifi and picocell built in, capable of software radio with. We also use off the shelf DD-WRT and PicoBSD based $50 routers.
Without the cheap 10 Gb/s the community network will be too slow. We must compete with FTTH and the telco's. Stringing optical fiber over private property (farms, backyards, roofs, between appartements) is key to the freedom part.
This will be my fourth commercial internet provider. merik@eigenglasvezel.net Co-fonders wanted to built a viral website and unix (routing) code.
Yes, I their age played a big roll. Also you had to be there to experience it. I tried to tell the story as it happen.

The kids were serious in pitching and people voted for them but I don't think everyone who voted for them took them serious and wanted to join their team.
isn't it funny that someone has to always comment "X browser had it for a while..."? well, if X browser had it, it didn't care enough to let the populace know about it.
"Right now" always seems to be our problem. I just tried to rent a flat and they were trying to enforce 10% price rices every 6 months, even though it's illegal.
That's just one example of the "right now". Because I can make a buck, I will, don't matter what; then we blame on the politicians.
There's so much we have yet to learn.
Oh ok, missed that. Sorry.
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I would bet that most of that ie6 and ie7 share is business computers. It's the IT department that decides when to upgrade those browsers and not the users. In home computers ie might not be the dominant browser anymore!
> The majority of the time you can just wrap the label tag around the input tag. It works great and is very fast to do.

Actually the majority of the time you do not do that, as it's a pain in the ass to correctly style for alignment. Even more so in a cross-browser fashion. Splitting them provides far more stylistic flexibility, and is — I think — more correct semantically.

It also makes for much simpler scripting, as you just need to dereference @for when handling a proxied action from the label to the input, if you have mixed situations you need to handle both, and the first case requires a filtered traversal of the label's children.

(the piece had numerous other failings I find more problematic than this: no names on controls, crummy and non-informative ids, and the UX of the blog itself which you mentioned: code as a picture instead of as text)
This was my third and fourth startup. Having failed twice by lack of funding I learned to do without and what people want.

Free anonymous internet you want to pay for: Ambient Connectivity.
After 20 years of hard work I am about to roll out a much more ambitious approach:

- free gsm for mobile phones in a square mile
- free Wifi for smartphones/tablets/laptops
- 'campus' network with your neigbours with 1 - 10 Gb/s ethernet links over optical fiber or UTP cable
- free shared storage of tv, movies, music
- end-to-end encryption and anonymity in the clients, not the network
- users buy the routers $100 ($1000 rural) and the 2-4 cables
- Open ISP sells 1000 Mb/s traffic at $4 to pay for the backbone and the free traffic (1 Mb/s per user).
- Open ISP can not control anything and proves this by allowing the community to audit their routers

A first-mile network with free mobile and wifi traffic on top of a 1-10 Gbps optical fiber (and UTP) last mile with an non-profit ISP behind it. Crucial is the $100 mesh router I designed, a 10 GBps optical 8 core router with wifi and picocell built in, capable of software radio with. We also use off the shelf DD-WRT and PicoBSD based $50 routers.
Without the cheap 10 Gb/s the community network will be too slow. We must compete with FTTH and the telco's. Stringing optical fiber over private property (farms, backyards, roofs, between appartements) is key to the freedom part.
This will be my fourth commercial internet provider, one is now big. merik@eigenglasvezel.net Co-fonders wanted.
pretty good notes by Santoro, also see

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2670205

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2635572

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2593998
+1

It is like solving sudoku. There's a rush when you solve it, but it is not like you have made a genuine progress.
I do not mind waiting an extra 300ms for having a modicum of control over what my browser does.

Your point is still legitimate, but the 1,100 ms (not 300 ms) in that photo which you refer to is the time to serve the search query results, not time to load the page you then click on, which usually takes a number of seconds more.
Possibly click-through rate, normalized using average click-through rate for the first result.
Simply inform them about the issue you have just seen. I wonder why would they want to think you other wise as you are just trying to help? But for the worst case, consider keeping all of your records. Just be true to yourself what you have seen and say them to solve it. If you know how to solve, possibly, you can ask them some money saying you can fix it.
Ask PG: Can we get an HN without LulzSec articles?
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Would like to know how people are using Redis Lua scripting.
Has it picked up well in the community ?
Didn't hear much stories/blog post about it.
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This was my third and fourth startup. Having failed twice by lack of funding I learned to do without and what people want.

Free anonymous internet you want to pay for: Ambient Connectivity.
After 20 years of hard work I am about to roll out a much more ambitious approach:

(1) free gsm for mobile phones in a square mile. (2) free Wifi for smartphones/tablets/laptops. (3) 'campus' network with your neigbours with 1 - 10 Gb/s ethernet links over optical fiber or UTP cable. (4) free shared storage of tv, movies, music. (5) end-to-end encryption and anonymity in the clients, not the network, no logon. (6) users buy the routers $100 ($1000 rural) and the 2-4 cables.(7) Open ISP sells 1000 Mb/s traffic at to pay for the backbone and the free traffic (1 Mb/s per user). (8) Open ISP can not control anything and proves this by allowing the community to audit their routers

A first-mile network with free mobile and wifi traffic on top of a 1-10 Gbps optical fiber (and UTP) last mile with an non-profit ISP behind it. Crucial is the $100 mesh router I designed, a 10 GBps optical 8 core router with wifi and picocell built in, capable of software radio with. We also use off the shelf DD-WRT and PicoBSD based $50 routers.
Without the cheap 10 Gb/s the community network will be too slow. We must compete with FTTH and the telco's. Stringing optical fiber over private property (farms, backyards, roofs, between appartements) is key to the freedom part.
This will be my fourth commercial internet provider, one is now big. merik@eigenglasvezel.net Co-fonders wanted.
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Nice. I had $5k worth of gold for when it was selling for $10/billion, but then the price crashed since I was slow and supply had gone up while I had stopped playing. Oh well.
There was this post by a professional driver developer who wrote Linux drivers for the hardware company he works for. The problem he said, (I'm now paraphrasing) is that the kernel APIs kept changing and he had to keep reworking his drivers. Even though the driver code may be in the source tree, in the end it is still his job to keep it working.

Linux may have POSIX outside, but its cause would be further advanced if they committed to stabler interfaces for driver developers.
Feel free to ignore articles you don't like. I do so for the node.js stuff.
Well students are expected to come to the university, study in obscurity, then leave after paying monies.

The context is different for professors, especially tenured ones.

Why do you think this is an "academic standard"? And even if it is one, why should they apply equally (e.g. its an academic standard that students cannot use one paper for multiple classes, however professors can use one paper for multiple conferences/journals/etc.)
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uWSGI supports HTTP and FastCGI too, natively. Using the uwsgi protocol (that has nothing to do with WSGI standard) is only a way to increase performance and add a bunch of features. uWSGI and gunicorn are very different projects, with very, very different targets. Trying to make a fair comparison is impossibile.
Totally agreed. Any kind of daily physical activity (could be exercise, some sport, dance, anything) will definitely help.
Wealth was more unequally distributed back then in all the rich countries, at least compared to say the 1970s which were the recent equality peak. The US had Getty and Rockerfeller and JP Morgan and also mass poverty, look at the Great Depression. Was Argentina that different back then?