skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If anyone isn't having success with IR, I recommend XR.

SWIM[0] (who couldn't get IR) didn't get much lasting value from XR, because it took too long over the course of the day, but discovered that opening the caplet and crushing the contents before ingesting made for a bigger immediate kick. SWIM also found it hard to find a consistent optimum dosage this way, but experimenting has been helpful.

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Aren't all of Apple's social graphs tied to an iTunes login? At least they are consolidating them across their own network. But, I guess since I can't FaceTime my Game Center friends, that's not very useful...

Also, yes, I don't really care if Apple does social as I wouldn't want to invest in another network either. It seems though they are trying at it and failing, rather than just ignoring it.
They really need to think through your business plan here. How do they plan to make money? They can't really go ahead and charge customers for the service (illegal in most states?). Also, how do you solve the synchronicity issue? If I'm at Gate 7 and you're at Gate 22, are we going to chat and then meet up? At the Starbucks or the rest rooms? And are they serious about the sex, or is this just a ploy to make a mobile dating website? There are some serious questions they need to think about before going any further with this idea. Just my 2¢
they might have just index that phrase backwards. if you were to search for "hacker news" backwards, you get nothing related. http://www.google.com/search?gcx=w&sourceid=chrome&i...
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Hasn't 12am EST already passed? Maybe they mean until 11:59pm EST 11/28.
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What rubbish. For a LOT of people, Android is genuinely better. How is this possible if Google simply "copied" iOS?

All these platforms are inspired by one another, iOS included. So sick of seeing this "Apple invented everything" crap.
"Copies never, ever achieve the success of the thing they copied."

LMFAO. Suggested reading:
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In programming terms:it's the difference between copy-pasting some code vs. extracting the core design pattern and using that.

An important part of a design is the tradeoffs/decisions that went into it, and how it adapts in the face of new circumstances. Copying the final result is a shadow of copying the thinking process.
No problem. There might be some as well on the other side of Tomales in Inverness. I've heard that this one is nice as well: http://www.poetsloft.com
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Wonderful implication of this ridiculous assertion without actually stating it:

[Mark's excel spreadsheets] allow Zynga to fine-tune its
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It's just noise. If you want pop culture references and one liners go to Reddit.
I do this as well after being hypoglycemic and requiring food every 2 hours. I used the Lean Gains method which is also called Intermittent Fasting (IF). http://www.leangains.com/ Don't let the dude in the picture put you off. Really cool dude. I also experience better mental clarity and focus when I IF.
Why I'm SV? Are you from Cali? Why not make it where you are first. Use the resources you have easy access to before jumping on the bandwagon. If I could give some advice to anyone with dreams of VCs, startups, and, Ferraris I'd tell them to exhaust every resource you currently have available, build up some cred, then move out to SV but only if that's the right place for you to grow as a founder or as whatever you're trying to become.
Oil companies get us by cheap oil price. Expensive oil price incentivize alternative energy since they are more able to compete with oil.
It's a -facebook- game. See: Myspace, Friendster, Six Degrees.

I'm familiar with the fact that Zygna's web based farm simulator plays like somebody else's web based farm simulator. But that's a very similar argument to "bing is just like google is like altavista is like yahoo" - you type in a search box, you get back a list of web pages, every time one adds a feature the others do same.

Also: If you come up with a better dating site tomorrow, should you need to apologize to match.com? Many of us here are hoping to come up with a better mousetrap, and have no intention of saying "oh, well, I guess Acme made mousetraps first." We intend to build a better mousetrap. If we succeed, if Acme has any brains they will do likewise and everybody wins.

So I just don't think 'they are stealing ideas' is the right grounds to assault them on. If the idea mattered enough, the first fake farm crop clicker would have won.

Much better places to start:
"It's not a game", "wall spam gets in the way of real friendships", "their founder bragged about getting profitable off the evilest ads they could find", "they took away options from employees", "all of their games are reskins of the same exact thing", and "is there an ethical bound where speeding up timers in a virtual click thing is charging too much for too little? (zygna vip = smurfberries = cow clicker?)"
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If you want to network, it's a good idea to create something of value first.

I did this in the form of a magazine (http://www.interestingtimesmagazine.com) which has allowed me to reach out to a ton of people.

I am always sending out links to people and hooking various e-acquaintances up with each other ("why don't you interview this friend of mine for your podcast?").

When you do this for long enough, I think everything just starts to fall into place.

It's not something I do with a conscious plan, most of it is just because I see an opportunity to do something cool (ie get my buddy on a podcast or whatever).

In the cheesy New Age hoodoo-voodoo $29.95 frou-frou flim-flam world of self-help we call this having abundance mentality. It has a lot of connotations, one of them being that if you see a resource as available and abundant to you, and don't come from a super-greedy frame of mind, things will be easier. There is probably a logical explanation why this works too.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Seven_Habits_of_Highly_Effe...
It's quite clear not a lot of the posters in this thread have actually used these illegal substances.

I've used numerous illegal substances, including various stimulants. I also used to experiment with nootropics back in the '80s; occasionally I run into one of my own USENET posts from then. :)

Anyone curious about these things really needs to a) know themselves, and b) know some neuropharmacolgy. It helps if you know a doctor who will answer questions about potential drugs and nutrients.

People should be comfortable hacking their wetware. The current laws and social taboos make this hard, but not impossible. Know the risks and make informed decisions.

Which is understandable, as those who have would be reticent to come out.

I talk about it because I'm tired of a world where it's apparently OK to get shit-faced on alcohol but not toke a blunt or get some focus from amphetamines so you can do something useful.

I can pump my body full of sugar, starch, and fatty foods, but not smoke high-grade smack? Because the latter is, what, dangerous?

People need to speak up and speak from experience to help counter the scare stories from the likes of the DEA.
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So, you will your brain to flood itself with neurotransmitters? Help me understand.
start by looking at dynamicdrive.com. This is a good foundation. They have great demos and code to experiment with.
Yeah, I'll vote that that's a pretty valid art project. He's calling up the movie image of a giant diamond on a pedestal, one that jewel thieves go to great trouble to steal because it's so incredibly valuable. Well, there he has $5 million in "stolen" loot, in a compact package with a comparable weight to value ratio as giant diamonds. In addition, one is confronted with wondering about intrinsic value. Is there really $5 million in value there? Is the Hope Diamond really worth $200 million? To who and what for?
pivot tables on the top of a database

That's interesting. As far as I can tell, pivot tables were a hack that MS added to Excel in response to Lotus Improv, which was an early 90s attempt at a higher-level spreadsheet that Steve Jobs raved about for years. Perhaps you can restore them to their original glory.

because excel is really slow with what I call 'small data' and it also has strange row limits

Can you elaborate? What do you call 'small data'? And what are the strange row limits?

I'm interested in these things because I work in an Excel-related space, which I would be happy to discuss offline (email in profile).
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Here is my creteria for art:

If someone mistaken it as trash and throw it away when cleaning up the gallery, then it is not art.

If trashmen are arguing whether or not a piece is art, then it is borderline art.

If they ignore it, then the art piece is art.

Otherwise, we have no standard at all, and the art world would only belong to elitist who can't draw a damn and status seeking idiot who up the price of a particular 'art piece'.

Beautiful is not in the eyes of the beholder.
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Thanks for sharing this. I have a bright five year-old and, having read articles like this one, my partner and I try praise effort as much as we can.

Here's the problem. For nearly all of the tasks she's set in school, she doesn't need to expend much effort at all. We say, "nice work, you must have tried really hard!" and she replies, a little confused at us, "no".

It sounds like you found everything too easy as well. What kind of feedback would have worked for you?
I know someone who earned an undergraduate degree in Biochemistry without attending a single lecture. He finished in the top 1/3 of the graduating class for that department.

But I know that during the time that we were in class suffering through boring lectures that often made no sense, he was dissecting each and every handout, combing through mutliple textbooks he got from the library and downloading and reading every journal reference in the class notes.

The crazy thing is, I think he learned more than any of us who had perfect attendance at lectures.

I know he wasn't the "smartest" guy in our classes but he often knew more about certain areas than even the MS and PhD candidates who were assisting us in labs. He was just getting much more out of the things we did because he had some background going in.

The guy was just super curious and did his homework like nobody's business. Sheer effort. It was impressive.
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Unsurprisingly, some people don't fit well with our limited current understanding of sleep.

On the other hand, don't completely discount the possibility that some of the people you know have access to amphetamine. Careful use can sustain performance for weeks before tolerance sets in.

Amphetamine abuse shows up a lot in all the places you'd expect -- athletes, military personnel, emergency services and hospital workers, even lawyers. With the pressure to perform, it wouldn't surprise me if it's a quiet problem in startups, too, especially since drug testing is pretty much anathema to the culture.
It's actually reverse: you can talk on the phone in a car, but not on the plane (at least for reasonable rate).
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> the land

Indeed. The same land we grow food on. Farmers jumping to grow plants for biofuel was one of the reasons driving food prices up.
Well, we're talking about therapeutic use, here. I think upping an XR dose (no more than 30mg XR) would be more effective than crushing pills and bumping them for an "immediate kick".
If I can make it in Scandinavia, I am all for that. But I don't know if the "mental climate" is very suitable for doing so. People just don't grok disruptive startup ideas. I need to be on the same wavelength as my environment.

Well, there are some examples I guess (Minecraft, Skype, Spotify, TAT).
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The bump, if any, from this story will probably be overshadowed by today's Fox Business News blurb:

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Another piece of trivia about her that I remember and am surprised nobody else pointed out:

She was the woman on the cover of CorelDraw who sued Corel and won because they used her likeness:

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I think that your last point is a worthy tie-in to the developer's world.

For example, for those who use C# or Java regularly: groups, Abelian groups, and integers under addition are roughly analogous to the Enumerable interface, the List interface, and the ArrayList class.

Obviously they serve different purposes, but their role in their respective professions is approximately the same. Groups appear all over the place in math, and the Enumerable interface is baked right into the for(each) loop. Abelian groups add commutativity to general groups, and the List interface adds indexing and insertion to Enumerables. Meanwhile integers/ArrayLists are basically the go-to concrete implementation that mathematicians/programmers default to when it comes to Abelian groups/lists.
Phones were ugly, they were not other phones knock-offs.
They were WAY different: Nokia phones were slide phones, Samsung phones were different (similar to Motorola but way thicker)

They were not lookalikes, maybe sometimes vaguely similar, nothing more.

Also, just see the thumbnail image to recall how phones were in 2007: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uW-E496FXg
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Yes, I've heard that too, and have done it a few times but not regularly. Another way of stating it: make your food intake frequency vary like a power law distribution, with a day or more of relative fasting interspersed with spikes of glutony, rather than keeping it constant.
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If someone mistaken it as trash and throw it away
when cleaning up the gallery, then it is not art.

Would a random person from the 1500s who did not grow up with Jackson Pollock as part of acquired culture know that they shouldn't just throw away a Pollock piece that was laying around?
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yeah, that's very true.

That analogy works excellently until you consider the implementation of these things, and then its a complete mess because there are side effects all over the place, except in languages like haskell.
An admirable attempt, but -- the formatting and the grammar are distracting detractors from the content.

For anyone who is serious about learning abstract algebra but lacking mathematical background (i.e. an analysis course under the belt), consider the book "Abstract Algebra" by Dummit and Foote. It's at the undergraduate level (so it goes through the motions of rigor that research math texts often omit), and well presented. A more advanced, terse and elegant, text would be Hershtein's Topics in Algebra.
I think flattr is out of the option but bitcoin might be something to use. Of course, it would bring more heat on the bitcoin network.
I don't hate math but don't quite getting what I can do with this knowledge to develop something new or different from what I would develop without it. Please help with enlightenment?
Interesting conjecture, but these things must have been in the pipeline for several years. Plus the great run starts with the iPod in 2001.
I'm a counter example. I've run my own successful businesses in the past, but now I'm an Engineer at Google and I often worry that my life is just too good to be true. I look forward to Monday morning, and have to stop myself from working on weekends and the evenings. It's too much fun! Honestly, being paid good money to work in a supportive environment with great people is hard to beat.
A good professional life's about follow through. No one cares what you were smart enough to do, only what you've done.

I'm just learning that now at 26.
If someone has flown on a light plane with analog instruments they've noticed that there's no reason to turn off your mobile (but keep it in your pocket when we're taking off please).

Yet, a B737 or an A320 is a much more complex plane. For instance, it has a lot of different electronic systems, ranging from the displays to the multiple, backed-up computers that enable flight controls (manual flight) and manage auto-pilot inputs.

I've seen a CRJ-200's first officer's (copilot) flight PFD and ND gone black and reboot because someone in the back was trying to call home, without much success.

The thing is, that never happened to my friend pilot before even with passengers trying to call. And the power output of a phone trying to call without much coverage isn't the same as the power needed in the center of a big city (and at 8000ft, inside a huge metal tube, the cell reception isn't great).

That's one of the main reasons. Granted it shouldn't happen and plane manufacturers do test against these kind of things. And really important systems, like backup instruments (standby) or flight computers are hardly going to be affected by any kind of interference, so, no, the plane isn't just going to drop from the sky. Yet an automatic A/P disconnection on long final on the PF's (pilot flying) PFD and ND displays going nuts is something serious.

And on the side of that, you don't want people having unknown electronic devices sending signals when pilots have to be more focused (take off and landing) and you better have them keeping an eye outside (or at their newspaper, but you can't help that). That's pretty much the same reason why they ask you to have everything stowed and leave your window 'opened' (you can see if there's something wrong outside, like fire, and report it) during takeoff and landing.
It works sometimes through the remembering (and syncing the patient's body to it) of an unknown mechanism, sometimes the placebo and sometimes both (I also think it fails badly too). Homeopathy is supposed to be vibrational medicine. I do think it will be vindicated the better our scientific instruments become (it seems an inexact science, shelved, but with the possibility of a renaissance.) Also, there'd be well produced dilutions and poorly produced ones, and some people are more sensitive and open to such approaches. Placebo effect works in conventional medicine too. The body can overreact to a virus, it can overreact to a dilution: in fact that's what it would be doing wouldn't it.. it's a complete overreaction to the shadow of a substance. Ironically, is that so different to a placebo cure anyhow?
"... the same reason they aren't serving food and drinks at those times."

You've never flown first class, I take it?
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Your understanding is correct, but those 'other features' is right where Redis becomes interesting.

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That's not a very satisfying definition of art. I could put poop on a pedestal[^1] and it would do the same things, even more so. Yet I don't believe you should be calling that art.

1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artist%27s_shit
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Personally, I missed the course I wanted to do, started something else, dropped that and finally ended up doing a computer science degree (which was something I'd ignored for 3 years)

I had a very similar experience that took this geeky computer nerd into the crazy and scary world of politics for a couple years. I ended up running a state senate campaign and worked for the WI Senate Majority Leader for about 2 years. It was crazy and completely different from anything I would have experienced had I stuck to Computer Engineering and graduated in the standard 4 years like everyone expects. It happened by accident (because I was purposefully wandering) and was far more educational than anything I could have done in college. It was is by far the best thing I ever did.

Don't be afraid of a curvy path through life. There's a lot of value in the curves.

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That's interesting. So what you're saying is basically that if a kid is smart then he will be smart even without verbal acknowledgement of it. So it's better to keep hammering "you're really disciplined!" because then the kid will be smart AND disciplined. The latter of which is a learned trait, as opposed to raw smarts.
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Document its pros and cons well (advertisement), make an easy-to-use library with a clear interface (product), spread the word to the target audience (marketing), and then monetize the _publicity_, not the data structure itself.
How about 'the government should not mandate that everyone must nap'... does that sound reasonable?
Tangentially related is this lovely piece by Tom Apostol at Caltech: [A visual approach to calculus](http://www.mamikon.com/VisualCalc.pdf).
And millions more waste atrocious amounts of time being unproductive--or worse, becoming addicted or going into debt.

Farmville abuses the social guilt that evolution built into our human nature to bring profit to Zynga. Do you really think its net contribution to society is positive because of your grandmother and people like her?