skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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What becomes possible? The entire internet could effectively get rid of hosting account providers, with each page in every site being contained in a hashify URL, and with each page linking to other pages using other hashify URLs.

Trouble is, there might be a DNS-like system needed to match hashify URLs to more human-readable strings (or a way for existing DNS to resolve to hashify style URLs).

Neat idea.
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Different laws apply to companies in a monopoly position, and that is right and proper. (Not that G+ is in that position yet).
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Yeah, quoting from that link:

"He was saying a real startup trajectory might look something more like this" (emphasis mine)

When we're graphing trajectories, not functions, loops are certainly allowed (see e.g. phase diagrams[1]). Still, without labeled axis those graphs are pretty much meaningless, so I treat them more like an conceptual illustration.

[1] - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase_space
I'm not certain, but I have a feeling this is some crazy French law. The other French company I work with on a regular basis (OVH) do this also.
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The data needs to be stored somewhere. In their implementation they in effect use bit.ly as the hosting provider for the data by shortening the url's, so while it's a fun little experiment, it boils down to a content addressable system. We already have good examples of content addressable systems. Git for example is built on content addressable storage.
Agree. This is a fresh and disruptive approach to solving one of the biggest problems entrepreneurs face, but are afraid to ask or don't know how to ask. Am I building anything anyone wants to buy? Taking this question off the table before you start coding makes a ton of sense.
I wouldn't bother about loops, they are allowed if you're not graphing functions[1] and are quite common on (x1/x2) graphs as opposed to (x/t) graphs.

My real issue with it are unlabeled axis - without them those graphs have no meaning except as an conceptual illustration of an idea that something loops around while growing. Also, OP assumed that x is time, which it does not have to be for the "graphs" to make sense.

[1] - see e.g.: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase_space

tl; dt: nitpicking, and also picking the wrong nit.
Yeah I agree they haven't take the best form of action which would be to email everyone in the dataset and give them a chance to change their credit card without giving out the whole set. At the same time though this is a better outcome than the information being silently sold.
Most of the third world measured by area or population? The areas that is densely populated often have pretty decent connectivity. It is also improving very fast as operators are investing heavily to continue to meet the increasing usage.
That's excellent. Thank you! As they say on Reddit, have an upboat! (Do they still say that on Reddit? No? Oh, never mind then.)
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As a founder of a B2B startup I think that your article is great!
I think that this quote from Steve Jobs is a perfect fit here:

When you first start off trying to solve a problem, the first solutions you come up with are very complex, and most people stop there. But if you keep going, and live with the problem and peel more layers of the onion off, you can often times arrive at some very elegant and simple solutions.

I wish I UNDERSTOOD (very different then "I wish I knew") that 2 years ago when I was starting my company. Focusing on the problem, discussing it with the people that actually have that problem and not jumping immediately to solutions but "peel the onion" is something very very very hard to do.

Hope that next episodes of your article will provide more info about HOW to peel that onion :)
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Boiling it down, it's a new file format with a built in viewer. You need to find a way to store the data.

Interesting, but I can't think of any practical application, apart from the service provider not having to worry about storage (maybe that's key ... more thinking needed).
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Over at http://stackoverflow.com/users/login the signup link is broken, it doesn't do anything when clicked on.
Apart from this, normally the login page shows images of Google, Facebook and other OpenIDs which when clicked let you login with it. They are missing too.
It also assumes that there's no limit on URL space that bit.ly provide. Tomorrow they could just max out the "long_url" field or whatever they call it to just accept 1500 chars or something
Uh. Do you realize there are cheap Android models that are never sold in the western world? You could probably find an Android phone for a tenth of the prize you state if you go to a sufficiently poor area.

You probably wouldn't want to buy it though, since the quality will be pretty subpar.
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There is:

"Storing a document in a URL is nifty, but not terribly
practical. Hashify uses the [bit.ly API][4] to shorten
URLs from as many as 30,000 characters to just 20 or so.
In essence, bit.ly acts as a document store!"

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This isn't Facebook. Upvotie does not equate to "like"
Those stores are so rare.

It shouldn’t be the case that reading up on something for twenty minutes before going to the store makes me much more knowledgeable about that something than the salesperson.

The only time in recent years I can remember when someone could actually tell me something I didn’t know was when I was buying glasses†.

—

† It was a spontaneous decision, so I didn’t read up on it beforehand but I did some reading afterwards and was utterly confused. There doesn’t seem to be much good information about glasses on the web.
Very neat idea, but I think the reliance in bit.ly is self-defeating. This kind of approach would allow people to distribute documents using the web without having to trust them to a particular server, which can be very convenient if your target audience is in a country where access to the server storing your documents can be closed. For this to work you need to be able to recover the document from the URL locally.

Some years ago a friend and I wrote http://notamap.com, a very similar idea for sharing/storing/embed geotagged notes fully encoded on a URL, without having to rely on a server. Looking at it now I wish we had not put all the crazy animations. Maybe I should recover it and simplify the UI.
hence the "bit.ly – "rate limit exceeded" :\" message on top...

maybe switch to goo.gl?
They don't have merge working for _anything_. They simply bypass it by noting that the same file has changed on two computers at once and saving two copies in the folder, for the users to merge themselves.

Much safer that way.
I didn't know that HN published every stupid story it got.
Wouldn't the document also be stored in your URL browsing history?
The first use case that comes to mind is anonimity.
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It would be except it's not new, it's a dupe of post from not too long ago that had a large amount of points: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2464213
Cool stuff! Found a bug though: It recognizes local files (file:///Users/...) as a website and still displays the Honeybadger icon
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The Silver Lake connection may explain some of it, but GoDaddy has historically had a Rambo philosophy towards any content they deemed objectionable. When I was working on a startup that would use trademark law to shutdown phishers, 409s, botnets, and fake pharma, GoDaddy was eager to play in that arena, and was considered a good friend to law enforcement in general.

There's a difference between

"If you want to see our server logs, you're gonna need a warrant!" and

"If you want to see our server logs, you're gonna need a warrant; the Eastern District has pretty fast turnround and they know the landcape. Just bring that warrant back over here, and we'll get you the data you need."
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Solutions like pastebin.com provide the same, with a small url.
People tend to expand out the work to match the time. If you have people working 10 hour days expect them to move really, really slowly. I've only seen 7 hour days once or twice but I didn't see any people "taking it easy" there.
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"Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" is what happens here (IE 8).
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Everyone should be building something employed or entrepreneurs.... Even analysts, are building something a model for his boss to make decisions based on...
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Up-sticks and move the corporation to another country. Some of them will probably have to do that anyway if SOPA passes.
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In what way is this any different than someone picking the lock to the front door of your house, smashing things up with a baseball bat, carrying your valuables out to the street and then leaving you a note saying "you should have bought a better lock"?

I'd far rather live in a world where we didn't need the lock in the first place.
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not like securing things correctly is an unsolved problem or even just np-hard.

Given that Google, RSA and Intel have all been penetrated (that we know about), and all have a passing knowledge of security I think this has turned out to be harder than you seem to think it is.
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I don't like this stance at all. Give the user free access to information, even if you don't like that information, you need to serve it just the same. You won't find any compelling arguments about SOPA on anti-SOPA sites, you need to go to pro-SOPA sites for pro-SOPA material and anti-SOPA sites for anti-SOPA material :/ They misrepresent each other (and sometimes themselves) because of their biases. For an informed decision, you need all the information.
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No, the new "adult thing" to do is try to control what other do and say, so that no one ever has to experience the traumatic effects of being offended.
You don't address the parents argument or mine at all. Motorola Xoom owners could not download the source code for their OS for most of its existence. Neither could Cyanogen. for example, get source for ICS beta releases, which means the many obvious UI and UX issues in the initial release could not be fixed by anyone but a small portion of people inside Google.
The OPs name on the linked site should have given this away
".. government owns every ISP, you could take part in encrypted communication, and I don't think there's any way for them to stop that.."

Sure they could: just disallow any "unknown" encrypted communication. For example requiring the en/decryption to happen at the ISP or only allowing traffic they can decrypt and check.

(I'm not saying this is likely, but it could be implemented and most folks wouldn't care)
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Works for me. Anyway, I'm not sure this is a good place to post this sort of issues.
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The real trouble is that when you link to a hashified URL, you are actually embedding in your web page (an encoding of) the content of the page you are linking to. Think matryoshka.
In my opinion, Facebook was better not because of it's policing, but because it had a better UI and lacked the hideous looking profile themes of MySpace.
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Let's try to find some common ground here:

First: If you use a Master Lock (heh or an old pen-hackable Kryptonite lock) on your Bank Vault, obviously you are at fault. Doesn't matter what kind of world you want to live in, you need to secure your wares adequately.

Second: It's a dick move of these guys to release all this info. They are hacktivists, or so they claim. (If they wanted to profit off this they'd sell the hacked db to Russians and not release the data) People like MLK and Gandhi also pissed off a lot of people. For example by sitting at white lunch counters, getting spit on, etc. Sorry, that's the idea behind civil disobedience / hacktivism / etc.

Third: this has been stated before, but how do you not know that this database wasn't already cracked 2 years ago by malevolent forces who've been using it for evil, but not telling you about it?

I think it's safe to say Statfor probably wasn't using a Master Lock, but clearly they didn't do enough pen testing or whatever it would've taken for them to more securely lock down their shit.

(Thought experiment: if a YC company got owned, do you think pg would blame the thieves, for their smash & grab kind of job? Or the coders who left a gaping security hole / social engineering attack vector open?)
Back in my day, we had to get the local messenger to traverse the plains of ye olde England to give word to townsfolk when we had a contrarian point of view we wanted to express. Even then we were lucky; most other people were decried as heretics and publicly hanged. And that was before Cromwell.

Now we pay £15 a month to be able to click a button and do it instantly. And it's not like this £15 isn't easy enough to avoid when you can travel to a country with medieval values and hire a messenger to do your bidding.

Bloody kids these days.
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I served around Northern Iraqi region as a infantry squad leader. Our primary mission was looking for road side bombs and securing routes for military convoys. Other squads had some casualties due to ambushes or IEDs. I survived, as all my men.

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I still own an HTC Magic. Vodafone did eventually get updated versions of Android pushed through. Unfortunately the truth is that the HTC Magic's hardware isn't good enough to run them. Mine runs extremely sluggishly since the update.

Not sure if there's any particular lesson here beyond 'early adopters get burned'.
I guess I might have misunderstood the idea.

It seems, for "Facebook killer" you understand "a better Facebook" or "a site similar to FB but with some stuff done better". I replied as I did, because I don't think a "Facebook killer" would be so similar to Facebook.

If you ask about "Facebook but better", the only answers you'll get will always have FB as a basis. If you want to think about something that can have the power to replace Facebook, you'd be better off not thinking about it as FB but better. IMHO, you want a FB killer will be something which is explicitly different from Facebook.
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The point is not that you shouldn't have them, the point is that you should not use them as the main arguments for choosing your company.
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There's some good stuff here but like most advice givers it's fairly dogmatic. The trick is to figure out the uniqueness of your own business so that you can take "You should always do X" and "You should always do Y" from different confident successful people and figure out when you should sometimes do X and sometimes do Y.
This is called a NIC handle : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NIC_handle

This is not some crazy French law; Gandi has been in the registrar business for quite a long time and OVH loves standards :-)
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I hadn't heard of Stratfor before the database incident.

Some HN comments have indicated that it's a much better news source than mainstream media.

What others do you know of that you can recommend?
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Some of The Muppets videos went viral on YouTube in the past few years.

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The original version of Mr Doob's GLSL Sandbox at http://mrdoob.com/projects/glsl_sandbox/ used the same approach, but increased the maximum possible size of the document by doing LZMA compression before base64.

The project later moved to http://glsl.heroku.com/ with an app-driven gallery, and that particular feature went away. I think that is a pretty natural evolution of any such idea, so I'm not convinced of hashify's logevity, but hey, simple sometimes is really enough.
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For me it's mostly because serious power abuse is coming in many cases from governments. A government is never just an impartial entity but always consists of people with subjective motives. States abusing the power they have when they can invade the privacy of their citizens is just way more common than states falling into anarchy because of insufficient control over it's citizens.

Also people often do things which might be illegal although the moral legitimation for making those actions illegal is at least very questionable. Think about stuff like abortion laws (legal now in Germany, but was illegal not so long ago - so with the same tech states could have checked who visits abortion clinics), certain drug laws (many weak drugs are still illegal in Germany), laws about censorship (especially youth-protection is occasionally very strange in Germany), etc.
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I've been a Stratfor subscriber on and off since they got started about 15 years ago (I was 14 years old at the time). The last time around I got a new subscription, Stratfor set a new password for me, and it was... "stratfor".

This is just about the only bad thing I have to say about Stratfor. Being a long-time subscriber, I am always a few steps ahead of basically everyone else when it comes to global politics, and this has been very useful and enjoyable over the years.

One thing worth pointing out is that a Stratfor account like mine does not contain any sensitive information. It gives me access to exactly the same Stratfor reports as any other subscriber. As far as I know, it would not be possible to obtain e.g. my credit card details by using that password.