skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Corinthians+14...

10 i = i + 15

12 FOR j = 1 TO 5000: NEXT

15 PRINT "Bible, Line:", i

20 IF i > 99999 THEN i = 0: GOTO 10

30 IF INKEY$ = "" THEN 10

40 PRINT "Line:", i

http://www.losethos.com/text/BIBLE.TXT

God says Line: 22920

them, bar and all, and put them upon his shoulders, and carried them
up to the top of an hill that is before Hebron.

16:4 And it came to pass afterward, that he loved a woman in the
valley of Sorek, whose name was Delilah.

16:5 And the lords of the Philistines came up unto her, and said unto
her, Entice him, and see wherein his great strength lieth, and by what
means we may prevail against him, that we may bind him to afflict him;
and we will give thee every one of us eleven hundred pieces of silver.

16:6 And Delilah said to Samson, Tell me, I pray thee, wherein thy
great strength lieth, and wherewith thou mightest be bound to afflict
thee.

-------------------------

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

/////////////////

// The one and only application object

CWinApp theApp;

using namespace std;

unsigned int cnt;

void Thread()

{

while (TRUE)

cnt++;

}

int _tmain(int argc, TCHAR* argv[], TCHAR* envp[])

{

int nRetCode = 0;

printf("Offer something to God before consulting Him.\r\n");

cnt=0;

CreateThread(NULL,65536,(LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)Thread,0,0,0);

while (TRUE) {

getchar();

printf("%u %u\r\n",cnt,cnt%100000);

}

return nRetCode;

}

--------------------

That code is 100,000,000 Hz. Brain is 10 Hz.

God says Line: 2872

my husband? and wouldest thou take away my son's mandrakes also? And
Rachel said, Therefore he shall lie with thee to night for thy son's
mandrakes.

30:16 And Jacob came out of the field in the evening, and Leah went
out to meet him, and said, Thou must come in unto me; for surely I
have hired thee with my son's mandrakes. And he lay with her that
night.

30:17 And God hearkened unto Leah, and she conceived, and bare Jacob
the fifth son.

30:18 And Leah said, God hath given me my hire, because I have given
my maiden to my husband: and she called his name Issachar.
I disagree.

It might be selection bias on my part, but as far as I've seen if someone is able to comprehend a concept like social graph, he's on his way to becoming a nerd. Even being able to handle social relationships on abstract level[1] require insights of mathematical concepts, on the level that is not taught to majority of human population.

That's why I dislike all those 'nerds suck at XXX', whether it's about maths, physics or computer nerds. All of those groups are good at maths, which is basically applied thinking, and thus is applicable not only to computers, but to real life as well. So, given a problem and no domain expert around, I'd definitely trust nerd or an engineer more than anyone else.

[1] - as in, go meta and talk about things like social graphs, how they evolve, transform, while having a clear model in ones head.
Flash isn't dead yet since HTML5 hasn't really arrived. On mobile platforms where Flash is supported, it still outperforms HTML5. And the HTML5 toolset is still completely non-existant.
I'm speaking from extreme ignorance here, so excuse my .. ignorance.

But isn't the Adobe game plan to keep the powerful development tools that you know and love, but have them spit out HTML5 rather than Flash?
I hope to see it in Google TV set top boxes, too. Then you can just hook up a gamepad (which Google TV 2.0 supports) and play like on a console. If they can make them for $100-$150, and bring a few more console-like Honeycomb games, it would be a winner. I wish Google would focus more on turning this into a reality sooner rather than later.
US readers might be interested to know that, while very offensive, the 'c word' is much, much less taboo in the UK. In fact, there's a well-established feminist movement to 'reclaim' the word.
The Lisp era will never end. As a matter of fact, it rebooted a few years ago with the birth of Clojure. #Clojure on FreeNode is a very active channel.
> Also, there's an unstated assumption that in order to write software that is useful socially, one has to be very social. This sounds like the arguments people used to have in the mid-90s about whether a program could ever replace a librarian. Well, it didn't -- but it didn't need to.

Another example: programmers of Deep Blue didn't have to be good at playing chess. They just had to understand the rules and the concept of search trees.
Finding time to sleep is also very difficult for me, I'm involved in the machine learning course on Stanford, work a daytime job as a software engineer, have 3 sideprojects running, try to help my girlfriend in the household and try to spend as much attention on her as possible, plus we have a baby on the way.
The time spent after hours (which make me stay up that late) doesn't generate a direct income either, so it doesn't get rewarded immediately.
The result of this is that I slept 10 hours previous 3 nights combined and my eye keeps twitching because my body knows it's tired, but my brain doesn't because of the caffeine.
Firefoxman has some very good tips, I'm going to try to apply them, what I did try to do until now though is tracking my 'sleep' time with timeclover android app. When I go to sleep, push a button, wake up, push buttuon, so at least I know how much I slept and how I feel about that.
I'm going to try to combine them both.
I think backbone-rails comes with the older 0.5.0 version of backbone.js, whereas this one has 0.5.3 version. But i haven't tried it so not sure of other differences.
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Nitpicking: simpel.nl is actually a word joke, because they sell SIM-only cell phone subscriptions. So in effect their name does convey more meaning than "Simple" does, so it doesn't really belong in your list :)
You work for the registry that oversees your domain!? Talk about domain security!
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If a company would get bailed out with public money upon failure, then it would seem dishonest to call it a private company, since it is effectively gambling with public money.
In the Rhineland, the Carnival season is considered to be the "fifth season of the year", starting on November 11 at exactly 11:11 a.m.

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Sounds great to me. Especially if you need to support SSL with a limited range of IP addresses.

Can anyone comment on the security repercussions on using the 'flexible SSL' mode, e.g. traffic is SSL between the user and cloudflare, but non-SSL between cloudflare and your server.

I guess I would not trust that for sending credit card details, but works to prevent simple session hijacking.
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> Too bad about artists who make incredibly wonderful CDs but have no stage presence. I guess they don't deserve to be artists then.

Too bad about those companies who make incredibly beautiful buggy-whips, but have no other income, I guess they don't deserve to be buggy-whip makers then!

Either we embrace the capitalism-fuelled race to productivity enhancement or we don't, but I fail to see why a minority of the population is entitled to lifetime (and even posthumous) subsidies because they refuse to show themselves in public, while the remaining 90% is not.

> I don't care about the profits of obsolete middle men. I care about someone who's good at music, acting, writing

Then how can you defend a system that was written by and for these obsolete middle-men? A system that sees the overwhelming majority of arts-related profits going to middlemen, while artists starve ? For each billion dollars in the entertainment industry, only a few millions go to a few selected, market-friendly artists, and that's obscene.
The Deluxe phone has 3G mobile Internet connectivity
The Deluxe phone has 3G mobile internet connectivity, it is the best option if you want to browse the internet or check your emails while you're traveling.
FB's network is much larger, including people who came to social networks late and are very unlikely to ever care about changing to another one

Exactly. And that's why I'm right. Facebook isn't a generic solution, like email. People don't use it for business, for example. It also has a strong branding and part of that is in terms of "coolness". Now it is something that your mom uses. How long do you think the early adopters -- students and teenagers -- are going to put up with that before it gets organically rebranded as uncool? And, as we know from the Diffusion of Innovation, if the head of the snake dies (the early adopters go away or go somewhere else en masse), it's only a matter of time before it, well, becomes MySpace.

Google ... trying everything and excelling at nothing

That's it. Hot startups are like child stars. If all the idolization seeps into their ego, you can guarantee they'll be shooting porn by 20. Why? Because they think they're entitled to what they have, but what they have will change. And their sense of entitlement means they won't take the change seriously and even as they watch it go away, they'll just assume it will come back. Google has a serious case of the egos. It doesn't matter how many people love them now -- they don't stand a chance.
Honestly, how could you not see this as inevitable. With states looking to recover tax revenue from online sales Amazon's choices were either pay up or GTFO. I think the tipping point was California. Once they reached an agreement there it was inevitable other states would come calling.
Unfortunately, I have to agree on much of the advice.

Especially, I just hate how much google gives credit to the terms which are in the domain name. Why is having been able to register a "good" domain first such an important signal about site relevance? On many searches the first page is full of "keyword.com" "keyword.net" "keyword.it" websites that were only made for SEO and Adwords and have no usefulness.
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It's cheap for unlimited talk, but it's not that great for data. It sounds like they are assuming most people will be using the phone in range of wifi. So if you compare it to plans with unlimited data, it's not incredible. I'm paying $25 a month (though they are charging $35 to new customers) to virgin mobile for unlimited data and 300 anytime minutes.
The phone is a little overpriced too. Lg optimus phones are going for around 130 right now.

Though the technology sounds interesting if it works. I don't know of any way that I could seamlessly change from wifi to cellular service with virgin mobile while making a call.
But the price of those options will reflect people's view of the value of them 15 years out.
I've never seen a $50 ebook before. Seems a bit excessive. Whatever, I'll pass or wait till they eventually come to their senses and offer it for $19
Wow! I had the same idea. I think Yelp should buy Four Square. If two services are combined, the reviewers can be ranked based on the number of check-ins. That gives the reviewers more credibility.

If Yelp cannot buy Four Square, at least there should be some kind of partnership. I think this will help them both.
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Telstra's so-called cloud is just another VPS service: Setup fees? Yes. API? No. And you'd better hope that whatever you're running doesn't become popular at $1/GB for the pay-as-you-go plan.

It's high time for AWS to set up shop Down Under and teach Telstra et al the meaning of competition.
Yeah the price is a bit excessive, and is not even a finished book yet.

So you pay for the knowledge you want now a premium fee, but you have to wait a couple of months to have it all?
Shipping data offshore has real legal implications that are anything but FUD. It's actually rather complex to unravel who has juristiction over what.

Telstra's cloud is rather sad. Manual day long provisions really arn't a cloud by any reasonable strech of the imagination.

That being said, not all of the new clouds are, well, backwards. Take a look at OrionVM (disclaimer, I work there). They have vm's that provision in seconds, that are HA under hardware failure, that have real distributed disks that are faster then comparable hardware disks, that have real private layer 2 networks, that have a remote out of band serial console, that has a damn pretty UI, ....

But at the end of the day, the market isn't there for cloud. US companies love us. US VC's instantly get us and our tech. But when we try and market here in aus, we've found that nobody here actually wants a cloud. What they want is a dedicated server without the hardware.

Which is depressing, if you think about it. Profitable, but depressing.
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Because I cashed out of the game, not I believe excessively for my efforts, and am now involved in my own startup.
They never learn. Technology has been winning the arms race with them for years now. Every time they try some new law, tech works around it.

Can't stop the signal.
> this 'news site' is the mouth piece for a lawfirm

nice, how'd you find that out?

edit: right, yeah the domain is owned by Marler Clark LLP - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marler_Clark for an extensive list of sites owned by them.
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I´d like to ask the Couch luminaries that hang around here about the status of the inclusion of Google´s snappy compression library and the rewrite of the view engine. I´m aware that we are talking about a Cloudant specific solution here, but how much of an impact would it have in a scenario such as the one described in this talk?
Same on laptops, if i'm in a coffeshop and forgot to turn the volume down and suddenly some video starts playing at full volume, i want to be able to quickly turn down a physical dial to zero, that would take me under 0.1 seconds. Not press fn+F11 ten times which takes almost a second.
Some of your social superiors: your parents and older relatives, your SO's parents, your (company's) clients, a famous writer/athlete/musician you admire, the president of your country.

You probably don't treat them as equals, unless you have some sort of Asperger's.
You're complaining about the development environment, which is considered to be better than JS/HTML5 by many people.

However, the Flash runtime is the reason people complain about Flash. It is slow, it leaks memory, it crashes like crazy and has been a second-class citizen on every platform other than Windows since forever.

JS/HTML5 on the other hand is a mess in terms of development tools. But it is getting more and more reliable. And it's a real standard with multiple implementations that are extremely competitive. Apple was right for excluding Flash from their mobile browser, as for mobile phones HTML5 is currently much better, even though the technology powering it is newer than Flash.

Adobe's current plans are to build development tools for HTML5/JS too. They are even pushing for improvements in the standard, like CSS3 Regions.
Interesting. Other people are reporting on their forums that port 25 is allowed only to their own mail servers (http://www5.sonera.fi/keskustele/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=10... ). More similar references are easily found using google.
The idea of Adobe focusing on using Flash to create native apps is a great idea -- and I'll think they'll do well with it. There's an army of folks who know ActionScript who don't want to learn Objective-C, and there are tons of apps which are created for ad agnecies where development speed matters.
In Poland it's Independence Day (Poland regained independence after 123 years of occupation in November 1918, 11th was choosen as holiday).
Bandwidth prices here are rather stupid.

Yes, it is OOM $100/mbit to get international bw. But that's nowhere near $1/gig.

IMHO providers end up charging that much 1) Because they can and 2) To help offset a very high cost base due to a lack of automation and inefficient architectures. A million dollar san really doesn't pay for itself now, does it?
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Although, not launched at 11:11..
It's rather insulting for a vice chairman of Citigroup and a member of that elite club that helped topple Iceland's economy to lecture people on the further ruin that he, by his very occupation, assists in actualizing.
Just because you know how to drive a car it doesn't mean that you can build or fix one...
I guess http://www.addthis.com/ kind of does this and has a "fallback" option to integrate many services.

Mobile is definitely a problem but the mobile version of the website makes that solveable for the most popular devices.
The only way they can afford to offer this is because they are forcing people to use wifi when available. So I could see them cutting off service to people who root their phones. As to inappropriate use, they have articulated clear standards for fair use here: http://www.republicwireless.com/home/pdfs/FairUsePolicyNovem... but the standards are based on proprietary info, so you won't be able to double check stats.
German, as a language, is rather ill-suited to swearing. Other than "shit", there are no strong expletives I encounter. But lots of people say "fuck" (in English). I've often felt the need for a stronger expletive but there don't seem to be any. So I am sometimes reduced to swearing in one of the other languages I know. Finnish is best suited to the task, but pretty much any language seems to do better than German.
Even when I am on a tour
Even when I am on a tour, I put into phone memory the tour director's cell number as well as the hotel number and so can wander off on my own without worry.
You can if the relevant files are served from a distinct location, which would be the case for ads.

If it's more closely integrated, then you have to either stop using the site or use something like GreaseMonkey.
I work in the quality assurance and testing department so I do not have access to production systems but I must admit it is a lot of fun using my own domain in testing. It is actually the registrar/hosting companies that have more power, the registry only acts on a domain is there is a clear case of malware hosting etc. or in case of a legal dispute. A domain holder cannot interact with the registry except by going through a registrar so we as a registry hardly ever interact with domain holders. So if I ever have a problem with my registrar I'm still pretty much on my own but at least I have a grasp on the code of conduct they have to follow :-)
I feel this is only a symptom of a social change. We don't value hard work anymore. Everyone pushing for college degree has watered down the meaning of college graduate. For every one that actually wanted to earn it and learn there lots more interested in just the diploma, without no real understanding of their field of choice. This resonates with the fact that the society promotes shows about Kim Kardashian and they've become so central.

It's just so easy to become complacent and mediocre when that's what's really the mentality they're trained to have. It's starting to feel more and more like Atlas Shrugged.
You're thinking of Arthur C. Clarke: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarke%27s_three_laws
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> (check out the notes on how dicts are implemented too)

Here's the link. It's absolutely worth reading: http://hg.python.org/cpython/file/tip/Objects/dictnotes.txt
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Great design.

I especially liked the tabbed explanation for different DB providers, and hidden-by-default detailed explanations for some points.

Somebody put effort to make this site very usable and this shows.
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Flash is not open. It's also a moving target for everyone but Adobe.
Agreed -- because GNU refers to the OS and Linux refers to the kernel. Linus only releases the kernel.
I think that page has been A/B tested up the whazoo. It's probably optimised as much as possible to sell that software. I'll bet patio11 can put dollar figures on the placements of certain buttons, or the value of certain words.
Honestly. If you stop listening because someone said a word you find distasteful, who is being lazy?

There's a point in your second sentence, but even that is a problematic statement. It's a very conformist attitude. Everyone generally wears a tie, so everyone should wear a tie, and anyone who doesn't wear a tie should be ignored. Willingness to adapt is closely related to a fear of standing out. I'd say: don't be afraid to stand out. It's okay to be different.
I'm more than willing to trade a portion of the potential income for a whole community interested in my project's success. And since I would also own a fraction of every other project, if my own idea fails down the road I can simply leave it on hold and help the more promissing ones; it reduces risk not only for the investors, but also for the small guys.
In the EU, it is legal to mix different olive oils. Similarly, I think may be legal to mix honeys from different places of origin. So use n% american honey, (100-n)% non-american honey and supermarkets might still sell it under a brand name which has "American" in its name, e.g. "Sunlit Meadows True American Wildflower Honey" and in the fine print it might say "Contains a blend of American and Non-American Honeys". To make it untraceable and hide the weight fractions of the ingredients, ultra filtering helps such that n = 0.05 (= 5%).
Unless I'm missing some detail of what you're saying, HipChat already does that. I regularly drag screenshots into a conversation. Hipchat uploads them to S3.

There is a size restriction, though, which I've run up against more times than I can count, since I never seem to be able to remember that it's there.