skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
uh, nope. Email validation should check there's a valid MX record for the domain in question, and leave it at that.
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There's no generic "News" company. This TLD would be too contested for ICANN to give it to anyone.

On the other hand, ICANN can make it a TLD in the likes of .com or .net, or maybe they'll see NewsCorp as a legitimate claim.
I don't actually like the idea, but I liked the article very much. I kept thinking things like "great, but how are you going to monetize it?" only to see that the next section talks about that. "What about the chicken-and-egg problem?" next section, there it is.

You answered all my questions as I was thinking them, so props for a well-rounded plan.
Having been a long term supporter of RoR (and still am to a degree, it is very good for some things), I recently tried out Tornado. Very, very impressed, I personally have been much more immediately productive with tornado than I was with RoR. Worth a look, YMMV.
> I mean how valuable is a .com domain to an average user?

> If you do a little word of mouth, you probably won't include any TLD at all

From my experience, mentioning .com verbally after the domain name is what makes regular people realize that they can put that name in Google and reach the website.
They are country-code top-level domains. Currently IDNs are limited to country representations only.
This has already been covered here and only works in iOS whereas other solutions have worked on more platforms...
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This allowed for someone to pull our database ... so in effect the site was not hacked.

Weasel words. If someone has a dump of your database, then your site was hacked.
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I feel like hq4x is probably a better choice for upscaling videogames, as it feels like it better maintains the original 'intent' of the art, which was, after all, designed with low-res in mind. The Microsoft algorithm, on the other hand, seems like it would be really useful for recovering graphics that have been downsampled algorithmically (as opposed to graphics originally drawn at low resolutions).
I did the opposite swim and have had the exact same experience. I miss some of my friends but found my family to be much more reliable.

I try to avoid having preference of one pond over another. I now understand how each system is different and see the advantages and flaws in both.

One thing I try to avoid is "immigrant guilt". I don't know if there is a word for it but when you move to another country some try to over compensate for fear of losing their identity, ie. being extra British, or extra American (this is the one people tend to meet it seems), or extra French. These people tend to celebrate the national holidays even if they never did before, wear patriotic or national shirts, or go extra thick on the language.
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Websites like this are great. Just look at what other learned people here are saying about cryptography.
I don't get this. From http://joehewitt.github.com/scrollability/: "Native scrolling for mobile web apps... or at least the closest thing to it!" How does my Android phone lack "native scrolling" and what does that mean?
No. There are 307 top-level domains right now and ICANN has added several dozen top-level domains in the last year and your regexp is probably already broken. You can be sure anyone using regular expressions has not been matching them correctly for some time. If you are using regexps, you're doing it wrong.
this is assuming that the total expected return on those rapid-growth companies is greater than the total expected return on publicly traded companies.

I'm not sure that is the case. For every amazon, there are thousands of pets.com.

Now, amazon did make a whole lot of money, so I could be wrong; compiling reliable statistics from private companies is notoriously difficult. Personally, I think this lack of transparency is going to push the market more towards focusing on getting money from investors rather than on actual profits.
Wow, how did this get discovered?

I'm a co-founder at EffectCheck and I was working closely with Scott this weekend as he was building this. It wasn't really ready for viewing yet, but okay... :)

Please note that the top graph is currently a mixture of two sets of data. The older points were using a less sensitive and improperly calibrated HN comment model, hence why everything is drifting around near "Typical." The points from 14:47 onward are using the correct model.

For those wondering why HN was so negative from 14:47-20:47, I believe the main topics of conversation were the Bitcoin and Sega debacles. Makes sense that people were really anxious given all that news.
The current non-IDNs are also limited.

Which makes the issue of IDNs unrelated to this discussion.
Whether a raft of new generic top-level domains succeeds or fails depends on whether there is a mind shift in the average user from ".com" to ".anything". IMHO, the new entrants like .biz haven't succeeded because there hasn't been that shift yet.

Now, if Google starts using .google for its products, and other key services you use every day stop using .com as their primary URLs, I think that mind shift could happen and you could get a very different result.
I did an overall analysis of the HN community from 2007-2011 a few weeks ago [1].

[1] http://blog.effectcheck.com/2011/05/31/do-social-news-sites-...
I wonder how difficult is it to generalize the algorithm to 3d voxels, and apply it on Minecraft.
Except that the doom example in the paper (figure 11) shows that down-sampled images aren't recovered well. The posted work is designed for pixel art.
This statement is false for people writing large scale distributed systems. It turns out tens or hundreds of thousands of computers are more expensive than engineering time. No amount of clean will fix gaping million dollar holes in the budget.

And given migration of large clusters from one piece of code to another is expensive you want to think about performance ahead of time.
That's odd, I just clicked "next page" to read the rest and I don't have an account there.
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Dear Lulzsek, eye for an eye, and everybody goes blind. If you have something to ask from the government, please write a Petition or a Freedom of Information request, or any other formal request. Hey, with all your power you could event start a site to inform people of their democratic choices and suggest actions that make the world a better place.

Don't act like rude kids, that just denigrates our image as a whole and eventually further spoils our beloved common space known as the Internet.
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On iPhone, scrolling in an app, and a web page/app, are different in terms of speed and inertia. There's been several attempts to emulate the "native" scroll response via javascript so that web apps can more seamlessly replace alternatives.
I wasn't suggesting you hire everyone who walks through the door, but I bet my hour-long test is within 80% as accurate as those crazy all-day stress tests, and much cheaper. Asking for code (even a few lines) in the application itself would further reduce the number of applicants.

Your system/circumstances seem like they'd make trusting and benefiting from new hires quite a hassle. Ideally you'd have some public and open-source app to have new hires hack at, but there should be tests to be written, etc, which shouldn't leak trade secrets. (If you don't have docs for which files/components implement your trade secrets, and therefore which ones do not, I don't see how you have any hope of keeping anything straight.) If their early mistakes cause an outage I think it says more about your build processes than them.

As for people not quitting for what's in essence an extended interview, that's what they are doing for you and others already. You fully intend to dump them if they don't prove to be good, but you don't have a quick process to determine this so you aren't as up-front about it.

But yes, not every place has it as easy as Github, for instance. They have a ton of publicly available code an applicant could work on, and in doing so they'd show they could use the company's products and tools. I don't know, but would bet they have a comparatively easy interview process.
I agree with you.

When I say I prefer one over another it's not based on good vs. bad.

It's more "when all comes to all"
I still don't see one bit of explanation as to how an analogy is equivalent to a material conditional.

I agree that Derek's analogy was poorly chosen for his audience. Clearly, he should have anticipated that people would be pedantic enough to bikeshed over whether or not fish actually realize they are in water.
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Thanks.

My co-founders [1][2] actually did spend a decent amount of time thinking about this. The emotions are first sorted into negative on the left and positive on the right. The order is for symmetry of left/right side words:

- Anxiety is the opposite of Confidence

- Hostility is the opposite of Compassion

- Depression is the opposite of Happiness

As for the colors, each one is correlated to the typical psychological association for that color. The exception is Happiness which should be yellow but yellow doesn't render well on websites.

[1] Yanon Volcani (Clinical Psychologist): http://www.volcani.com

[2] David Fogel (AI Expert): http://www.natural-selection.com/people_dfogel.html
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I think that key team members and employees themselves need to get these answers, without these it's very difficult to have a vision and focus that leads to why we're doing it all and why investors want to invest.
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Agree, but that's not what we're talking about here. We're talking about copying something and calling it your own.

Copying a book for yourself is one thing, releasing a copy with another name and some minor additions and calling it your own is another thing.
Will there ever be a windows equivalent of screen? At the moment I can emulate its tabbing functionality using Console2, but that is still a long way short of the power of screen.
"I struggle with keeping timelines that I've set, and then have been late to achieve. I also struggle with communicating just how critical our timelines are to my developers."

That's ... wrong.

Your developers are unlikely to be missing deadlines because you haven't explained to them how important you think the deadlines are. Developer productivity is rarely linked to how important for the company a goal is perceived to be.

Sure, you can squeeze out an extra day a week, once or twice, maybe, by making a big song and dance about deadlines.

One of the things I like about Agile, or whatever you wanna call it, is the explicit statement that if something's going to miss a deadline, you can change three things:

You can change the amount of resource; you can descope functionality; you can move the deadline.

And that's all.
Thinking a little bit more about this, there are of course lots of submissions that don't get voted up or commented on - spam, off-topic, not interesting etc. Maybe you should only use posts that have either at least one upvote or comment, just to filter out the crap.
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Can we not now clearly see that this isn't a 'bubble' (an industry wide overvaluation) but a localised problem? Yes there will be ramifications if the handful of companies like Facebook's value implodes but it won't be typical industry/economy crippling fallout that follows a normal bubble popping. Agree?
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Its a lot of fun and provides intellectual satisfaction to make theories on why something would not work. You can make a convincing argument for the statement "Why Startups does not not work in India". or better yet, You can write a series on "Why X does not work in India" - replace X with anything that was/is successful in US, (Obama, Microsoft, Google, Skype)
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My understanding is that he actually withdrawn BTCs after buying them back - presumably he was not really prepared to all this and only made the hack by accident. Withdrawing dollars would be harder - because he'd need to transfer them via standard banking systems, that takes days and could be stopped on the way and also be much harder to hide traces to the real identity of the hacker. During his buy back operation the price was back around $14 - and this price was used for the $1000 daily withdraw limit - reinforcing the notion that he did not prepare the attack at all.
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You need a bigger organic marketing push:

1. How many android app preview websites did you contact and send a demo to?
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It hopefully tells you that we're happy to work with you if you'd like to use sentiment analysis or lexical impact analysis in your company. :)

We are focused on B2B applications of our technology rather than the consumer/API side. However, if you have a cool idea for how you'd like to use EffectCheck, email me [1] and I'll be happy to discuss it with you.

[1] wesley.tansey@effectcheck.com
Funny how people thing this system could ever work.

Companies are the original trolls, making up new accounts and coming back without any negative karma or legal responsibilities. As long as corporations are separate from the people running them it's a joke.
This reminds me of why Color flopped. When people hear you've raised a titanic sum of money prelaunch, especially from a VC firm like Sequoia, the expectations for your product are exponentially higher than if you raise a decent A round from angels and small VC firms. Color was a base hit when everyone expected a grand slam. From that moment on, they face an overwhelmingly tough task convincing people their first impressions were wrong.
This is actually pretty easy to do! You can apply weights to fields, so just apply 0.0 to the username field - or that's how I did it anyway.

Your entry looks very nice, cool to see others had a similar idea. :)
Lenin came from a rather comfortable background - his father had been "elevated" into the nobility for his work in the government bureaucracy.
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Segel (minimized with good results), in particular, Lucy Punch, who has a beautiful line of physical comedy, the point of problem, all the best lines, and basically goes with the film.
I've used FB's reconnect and "people you may know", among other features and on other sites, to great success. But it was the one time that FB reminded me to reconnect with a friend close to the anniversary of his passing that is what I think of when I think of those types of features.

Facebook, Google, etc. don't just know if someone has passed away, if a parent or both parents were abusive or at all a part of your life for whatever reason, or even something like if you broke up with someone else the night before. It's hard to get angry about a feature that otherwise works out well because those services don't have that information.

The only thing I can get angry about is the way these services handle requests to close/memorialize accounts. The aforementioned friend FB suggested I reconnect with was one that had an extensive online identity, but his family for whatever reason hasn't done anything (if they even know about all of the accounts). So I've sent notice to FB, LinkedIn and more to try to close or at least freeze the account. Most of them haven't paid attention to non-family requests so far. Doesn't matter that I am connected to him on all the social sites, have all his then-contact/personal information and death notices, and sent from the email address on a domain he linked to on his website (which is in these profiles). There has got to be a better way to handle this problem :(
This includes both programming and computer architecture like questions. Interesting for someone who knows coding and high-level concepts of hardware.
Or feel free to email me, I ran StartupSchwag - I'd be happy to answer any questions.
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Okay when this trailer came, I was like okay the first was a spy spoof, now what Rowan Atkinson is going to do, I was seriously not that interested in watching the trailer, but when I did, I was surprised this movie trailer made me laugh, giggle and smile, and surely this movie looks like it is going to be better than the first one, now that’s for sure.
I can't speak for your original interlocutor, but for me, it went like this:

Fish don't know about water ...

Hang on. Firstly, you don't know that. Secondly, it's plausible that some do. OK, I'm not sure what you're trying to say. Is this a premise? An analogy? Either way it's either wrong or pretty weak - why should I bother reading the rest? I mean, if it's all this bad, then it'll be a waste of time ...

Perhaps someone else's thought processes go like this:

If this is an analogy it's really poor, so I guess it must be a premise. But it's wrong, so now I really don't know what's going on here ...

It reads like a starting point. It reads like a fact that will be built on. To some, that's bad, and possibly jerrya was just trying to point that out. From that point of view it is, perhaps, you who is bikeshedding. Perhaps you should take jerrya's comment slightly less literally, and more as you would have us read the original article.

But that's just how it seems to me. Likely I'm wrong too. But one thing's now for sure, I've expressed my views, and I'm unlikely to spend more time on this question.

http://xkcd.com/386/
Once again, Techcrunch misses a prime opportunity to write about my startup.
So which "authority" gives gold its value?
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If someone hacks into your computer and steals bitcoins, you report them to the computer crimes division of the police. It is not the job of the currency itself to enforce fairness. If someone steals $100 from me, it's not the Federal Reserve that gets involved.
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I'm not saying the product is bad, only that if it gets recognized or talked about as an "X killer" it will almost always fail deliver the specified "killing", and hence it's a "failure" in that regard. You also risk creating higher expectations than you can reasonably deliver.

So basically, announcing your product as or having people talk about your product as a killer of any sort, is mostly a bad thing, be it a good product or not. You want people to say "it's very good", not "it's an X-killer".

Or at least that is my experience and opinion on "X killer" as a branding-strategy.
It'd be simple to fix this with a randomized keypad layout option.
I thing it's comedy movie ...... :-)
If you have to rewrite them to accommodate new TLDs, you did them wrong in the first place.
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At least one of the answers is wrong: 143 is 0x8F, not 0x8E
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Can not click the point to view all the relative articles, but, it's sort like painting and counting looks so cute, ^_^
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I really appreciate when devs are willing to put out information like this. Not just the money, but also what the process and experience is like. I was inspired by a previous HN post about starting Android development to try it myself. I actually started (am?) writing about it in story form. Considered posting on HN, but I fear HN's wrath, as I am a mere mortal.
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