skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I confirm (I'm the one who wrote that FAQ entry).

However, if you wish to make your code open-source with a different license, don't hesitate to contact Mathieu.Baudet@mlstate.com, he'll certainly be happy to arrange something.
Which Niche Q&A Platforms & Communities Do You Like?
Greetings Everyone!

Quick Intro: I've been managing a forum community for the past ten years and based on that experience, I'm now developing a new and potentially much larger niche community concept based on Q&A.

It seems most popular Q&A websites these days lack a genuine community vibe...I believe Q&A can also be fun and approachable (unlike Quora which makes me feel like I'm taking a test). In terms of platforms, I'm liking Question2Answer (free, open source, simple, functional, customizable). In terms of niche websites, wetawa.com has a friendly feel and look that I like (although the name is questionable).

I'm searching for examples like the ones I mentioned above to help further develop my concept. I'm also wondering if it's better to start building a Q&A platform from scratch or to use an open source example like Question2Answer to build upon initially. Mind you, I'm not a Developer but I wish to be familiar with the technical requirements involved. Speaking of Developers, I have a Technical Partner but I am also seeking to network with Developers who have a real passion for creating community-based websites.

Thanks in advance for your time and I look forward to any feedback!

Sincerely,
Antoine
Breaking Bad Season 4 Episode 7
This time I have different thing from the others article which present in this blog. What is it? Wew, so calm down brothers and sisters!

Breaking Bad Season 4 Episode 7 "Problem Dog" will be airing on Sunday 28th August 2011 at 10:00 PM - AMC
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I loved it when it first came out. We built some really nice applications using ActiveX. The problem was when they enabled it in IE without thinking through the implications.

IIRC, by default, only intranet apps would be allowed to run ActiveX controls that were signed. Internet apps would prompt a warning - but as we all know now, users just clicked through them and enabled them to run.

ActiveX itself is very nice and very simple - it is, after all, just a documented interface for components.

It allowed us to port all those enterprise desktop apps into the browser. We had very efficient and fast web applications running in the browser long before the ajax revolution that came some years later. It completely changed the cost of IT and administration for a large number of businesses - you no longer had to maintain all these different custom-built desktop applications for every business unit - you just pointed their browser to the web app (we all know these advantages today, but back then it was completely revolutionary).

You couldn't do it with just HTML then, you can now thanks for the new input types, xmlhttprequest (from Microsoft) etc.
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The mathematics behind this are pretty simple. It's just that the human mind is great at picking up patterns.
Not to mention badly written and laid out. Makes for inefficient reading.
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Let me put it like this: mst you are not.
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I am no knowledgeable stock analyst, I'm not in that industry at all and I believe you could just as well pick stocks by flipping a coin or letting a parrot pick. And I am in no position to give and stock advice at all and you should just skip this and definitely not listen to it.

That being said, personally for me I do not see AAPL going anywhere but UP in the long run for the simple reason that I take my colleagues and friends for my "guesses" rather than "technical" analysis or nervous traders dropping shares when Mr Jobs says "boo!!". Those peers and subjective impressions were good enough so far when all of a sudden everyone wanted an iPod back in the day before iPhones and sure enough suddenly Apple got all successful and continued to grow.

Now I see the same situation with the iPhone and iPad - I see people here who never heard of Apple some 5 or 10 years ago going crazy over those products and they cross-buy into the Minis and Airs and iMacs and all those other products.

I do understand very well that the stock market is completely unpredictable and very random and good sales numbers can mean nothing but... my bottom line is: all those non-techs and former PC+Windows users jumping on the "ohmygod apple is so awesome!" train for some time now and everybody loves Apple here and they have built an excellent company and generally have a very good and positive public image as an innovator and they do not stop to amaze people with little awesome details and continue to do so in their Apple stores and on top of that I am convinced that they single-handedly CREATED the iPhone-smartphone market and tablet/iPad market[1] and I don't see that changing any time soon. And now with the "Mr Jobs" uncertainty out of the way and his very DNA and spirit woven so closely with that company on ALL levels and him still being on the board, I am not worried the slightest bit and just regret I don't have more money to invest right now.

[1] I realize there were smartphones long time before the iphone and I know there were kinda tablet-thingies before but in my book, Apple created products that simply did not exist before and oh boy did they get it RIGHT and thereby they created two completely new markets and now the masses are buying into it like crazy - none of this existed before. Those are Apple markets and you can see how similar any competitors' products are to Apple's products, no matter how good or bad those "clones" might be. Apple created those markets and they have displayed an excellent and sell-able understanding of both.
Damn, I knew I should have put something in about 900 lines of code in a night. Oh well. ;-)
I remember seeing a a tty at a pay phone at a rest stop in Maine a few years ago (maybe 2007). IIRC, it was for the deaf.
Or perhaps only idiots start hemorrhaging money just because they're in the spotlight ... ?
>That's a great summary for what our product is and does.

>We agree that the notes feature is somewhat primitive at the moment and are addressing that in our next product update, which includes an advanced notes editor with support for images.

>Our multimedia service is actually a simplified manner in which you can access and view embedded multimedia content (SlideShare, Scribd, Vimeo, YouTube, etc.) that you've bookmarked. If any search in your library turns up a multimedia result, you'll see a miniature version of that content embedded in and viewable directly from your library without the clutter usually present on native multimedia content sites.

>Our mobile applications are amongst our top priorities at the moment. We encountered a bit of a hiccup and were unable to release our Android app as expected during the last product update, though we did still update our front page with the mobile feature announcement. Rest assured that our next release is set to include a full-featured Android application with browser integration. Applications for Apple devices are set to be explored shortly thereafter, with possible apps for BlackBerry and Windows Mobile devices in discussion.
Can anyone tell me why I can't zoom or select the text on this site on my iPad? Isn't this the very sort of thing we hate in flash thoughtfully recreated in HTML5?
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On the other hand, iPhone OS (or how was it called in early days) was a clear inspiration for Android. You cannot deny Apple basically invented many phone UI metaphors, that were directly copied (and I don't mean it in negative sense) into Android UI.

And to your other point... closed nature has its upsides too. Look at gaming consoles, they work quite well despite being crazy controlled. And Apple never wanted to dominate the whole phone market... if you remember the iPhone introduction, they didn't want to own the whole market. They defined its own category, basically :)
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it seems as if there is another interpretation lurking here... that you can also explain this phenomenon as a single wave of increasing frequency in time observed at 15 points. Because of the discrete nature of the points, there is an aliasing effect as the wavelength of the wave gets shorter. For instance, once the wavelength is equal to the spacing between pendulums, all pendulums will line up. When the wavelength is twice that of the pendulums, they will seem to alternate, etc.

This explains the awesome visual effect of this experiment. Though I'm not exactly sure why adjusting the lengths of the pendulums would mimic a wave of traveling with ever increasing frequency. Maybe it has something to do with dispersion (we see an overlap of waves that travel at speeds proportional to their frequency/length)?

A great experiment would be to have two of these pendulum systems side by side, except one is made of 30 pendulums at half the spacing. Then when the 15 pendulum system is lined up, the 30 system should be alternating,etc.
This made curious what patterns emerge when the objects move along circles instead. So I made this 10 minute hack to simulate it:

http://www.gibney.org/spiral_clock
It's "'60s", since you asked (and only because you asked). (Apostrophe before the decade to indicate that you're leaving out the century, just an ess after.)
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I used to think that as well and it's totally true with most Chinese women (especially in poorer areas). However, I live in one of the most expensive city in China (Shenzhen) and I've met many women that were much richer than me, who have absolutely no intention of moving to cold Canada. At 8$/beer, the bars I frequent usually attract an upper class crowd (or women who have someone to pay for them).

Also, your theory doesn't hold in Hong Kong. Hong Kong is richer than where I come from and poorer women have a vast pool of rich men to choose from.
From the (tabloidy) TMZ photos, he doesn't look quite well.
Try the Java play framework and you may change your opinion on that. You still suffer the inital jvm start time (once) but everything else is comparable to any ruby, python or php framework with static typing.
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Very pretty. It's a lot less crowdy if you change line 105 in your script to

var speed =(nr_elements - i)/1000;
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Yeah, then the inner objects move faster and the outer objects move slower. I find it hard to say, which version I prefer.
Hear hear! By tossing out that attitude, Node developers have been able to ignore better, more mature codebases like Twisted and Event Machine in favor of hand-rolled event loops built on a slower, less useful language, and the world's definitely better for it.
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We have a Cocoa framework: http://buysellads.com/sell/developer

However, it's not incredibly popular in the sense that we have 100's of desktop apps using it. We do have some that use it successfully though. And it's mainly used as a way to help get people into the paid versions of their apps, by putting ads in the free version :)

Anyhow, just wanted to point out that at BSA, putting ads in a desktop app is OK with us.
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That just sounds like a broken implementation of readline or some such. When I ssh, everything works fine.

Anyway, the distinction is only important in very narrow cases. I've heard people say "Open a new terminal", "Open a new command window", "Open a new shell", and "Open a new console". They mean the same thing in this context. The contexts where they don't and where that fact needs to be spelled out don't come up very often. This unwarranted attention to detail is analogous to changing a flat tire with a friend by saying: "Hey, grab the spare wheel out of the trunk" vs. "Hey, grab the spare tire out of the trunk". This whole thread is like seeing that there are technical differences between a wheel and a tire in the context of a repair shop, but in the context of "get me the circular thing from the trunk that I can attach to my damn car to make it go again" they're the same, and then complaining when people use the second context and don't keep the terms distinct.
That is an awesome site. Thanks! I've never seen anything like that before.
When being idiomatic wears you out
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The way he phrased his resignation letter made it sound like his health is rapidly declining and is no longer good enough to serve as the CEO. That, and the November release of his official biography, are both hints that he fears his life is ending soon.

"I have always said if there ever came a day when I could no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple’s CEO, I would be the first to let you know. Unfortunately, that day has come."
Since when was Javascript slower and less useful than Python and Ruby? V8 has made JS one of the fastest interpreted languages and it is one of the most used languages around (you're running it right now!). Also, node uses libev for its event loop, not some 'hand-rolled' one.
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I think you need to focus on:

- Potencial audience
- Is that audience one that will be willing to pay?
- Does the price times the potencia sells, worth the effort?

With those three points you can start.
If you like this, I recommend http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qk73ye2_g4o . It a little journey into the trench warfare of microprocessors. It's pretty in-depth, but you can get a lot from it even if you don't understand everything.
I actually wonder if instead, Apple might be peaking.

I remember seeing, in academia, a lot of macbooks appearing around about when Mac OS X 10.1 first came out. This then later seems to have spread.

In a possibly similar way, I now see a lot of grumbling about macs, people going back to windows and linux, and android phones popping up everywhere. Not a guarantee of failure, but I think a lot of people are getting annoyed, particularly by the limitations of the iPad, which feels increasingly crippled the longer you use it (can't just quickly edit a LaTeX file, run LaTeX on it, and then submit it to svn).

This is just one tiny sample, at one university. It will be interesting to see if it spreads, or dies.
While I agree that having a URL that you can read is better, I think 'relegated forever to the sphere of computerish heiroglyphics that normal people will always ignore' is a little strong. In Japan they've been using them for nigh on a decade and general 'non-technical' population are perfectly comfortable with them.
I suspect there is a large overlap as it is. What would be the point of /r/hn when HN is functionally similar? As far as dead subreddits, they can be revived, but it takes effort on someone's part - if you're serious contact the current mod and ask.
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Excuse some potential ignorance of the terms here (I'm not a physicist), and possibly misremembering my history, but is this really incredibly surprising? BBC mentions supersymmetry seeming "old hat" with younger physicists, is it going the way of the Copenhagen Interpretation? My knowledge is that, historically, physicists have expected symmetry and love it when it seems to be there, but have been let down because reality shows itself to not be quite fully symmetrical in ways they hoped. They supposed there was reflection symmetry, but nope. Then the combination of charge and parity, but CP-symmetry is also broken. CPT-symmetry has held up but there has been some recent evidence in the past few years suggesting even that is wrong, which is somewhat disturbing to me. From my armchair I'm beginning to wonder if grand-symmetry-searchers are going to end up like the people who expect to go a level beneath quantum and find reality is really classical after all.
iBooks? PowerBooks? There was nothing called a "MacBook" when 10.1 came out in 2001. The first Apple laptop with that name was released in 2006.
Parts of it (events in Yemen) seem straight out of The Kingdom. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0431197/
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The Exploratorium in SF has one of these you can play with. Show up at their monthly "After Dark" and you won't have to compete with the kiddos.
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"buying your home and making sure your needs are met" with $58 million? You're economic scale is widely out of whack. You could buy a house and meet your needs with $60K/year. With 58 million you could buy an entire neighborhood and provide for the needs of your entire family for several generations. I hope I'm mistaken on your intent.
> As suggested by another commenter, decide on some way of making the URL easy to OCR, perhaps by surrounding it with targeting sentinels and using a standard font.

It'd be a lot easier just to print the URL under the QR code, exactly the way people do for EAN barcodes.
iMacs and mac minis are overpriced. Of course the high price also comes from using mobile components but still, you can get a Desktop PC with the same specs as an iMac (including a 27 inch screen) for several hundred $ less than an iMac.
I actually found a fun and sensible use of QR codes last month. I was at City Museum [1], which is sort of like a giant not-very-safe jungle gym for adults, and I noticed that they had some QR codes laminated and stuck in hard-to-find places. I scanned one, and it gave me some bonus information about the area I'd found it in (photos of them lifting the world's largest pencil into the building, I think).

That's actually helpful. Navigating to a sub-page on their website directly, relevant to the physical space I found the code in.

By contrast, the average use of QR codes in print appears to be to make me not have to remember a short top-level URL like "nytimes.com" which I could have typed in easily anyway.

1: http://www.citymuseum.org/
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Thanks to error correction, you can embed your logo in a QR Code: http://hackaday.com/2011/08/11/how-to-put-your-logo-in-a-qr-...
I am disappointed by how many of the comments flashing by in the twitter stream on that site are people insulting Steve Jobs and Apple users in general.

Not exactly surprised, but disappointed nonetheless.
re: brand appearance...

http://hackaday.com/2011/08/11/how-to-put-your-logo-in-a-qr-...
I doubt it, you don't have that many rich people to sell to.
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Will the US carriers ever get this phone? Well yes, however hurricane Irene (which is looking to be more and more nasty by the day) seems set to hit the East coast where the event is taking place, right around August 29th which is the exact day of the event in New York City.
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Like this one ? [not meaning to be an ass or the colloquial grammar nazi, but that's "its tone of respect", not "it's"]
> widely used in [...] Netherlands

No it isn't. It's widely pushed, for a value of "widely" that comes down to "you're likely to spot a few". Nobody actually uses them on the consumer end.
It's essentially the same as trusting a link from a Wiki. Would I trust it to access my bank? No, of course not, I don't even trust Google for that. But banks are a very special case; most websites don't require nearly that trust.
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Do Benz fans wander around automotive forums talking about the various inherent superiorities of their car and car company? This is the part that draws the anger. No one would care if Apple fans could just be happy with their purchase and not lord it over everyone.
I feel your pain.

Recently, I jumped back into the Java world to help maintain (read: re-write) an application stack. The last time I used Java, it was done with Ant and Eclipse. This time around, it appears that Maven is the idiomatic babe, and I've been trying to pick it up, to be current.

One of the selling points of Maven, apparently, is that it relies on idiomatic convention. This means that basically it tries to read your mind and do a lot of magic behind the scenes. It dances with you, but you have to know the right dance steps.

Well, let me tell you, after 2 weeks of banging my head against Maven and its sadistic verbosity monster of repository managers, goals, plugins, IDE integrations, and layers of idioms, I'm done. I've got products to ship, and if it means going back to Ant, then that's what I've got to do. I cringe when I think of all the code I could have written in that same amount of time.

Let the Java-build experts laugh at my poor, ignorant schemes.
OCRing is much more difficult to get right; QR Codes are not only easier to scan, but they have plenty of error correction.
The title should really be "When Java wears you out".

He seems to be more interested in complaining about the verbosity level of Java than about idiomatic code.