skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wuala has many, perhaps all of your desired properties.

The two killer features for me are client side encryption and selective
syncing, you can separate define for each client which folders are synced.

Wuala even supports streaming of files. With their virtual file system you
can start reading not completly downloaded files.

The disadvantage of all of this is the increased complexity in the user
interface. That's the beauty of Dropbox, the simplicity. But now,
after getting used to Wuala, I wouldn't want to miss it.
Awesome. If you have any questions we're happy to answer them. #openphoto on freenode or http://groups.google.com/group/openphoto
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Remember this rule: design and coding are two separate processes, each of which needs it's own workflow.

If you style a site by adding bits of css now and again while you build the backend of a site, it will look like crap. I know, because I used to do it, and the work I did then embarrasses me now.

You obviously know what a good design looks like, so do your design away from your project, in Photoshop or whatever, and don't turn it into css until you're happy with it.

Solicit criticism of your design. Ask people who know design to give you feedback, whether you know them personally or online. They'll stop you from repeating mistakes they may have learned from themselves.

Everything the user, heretohelp is saying sounds right to me.
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I will say this: the reason I keep coming back from Lisp (and PHP) to JavaScript and Python is that I can do lots of functional things in the latter, but I get that gosh-darn useful little dot operator.

Here are some of the many ways to silence someone who is shouting in all caps:

(string-downcase yelling) ; common lisp
strtolower($yelling) // php
yelling.toLowerCase() // js
lc($yelling) # perl
yelling.lower() # python

I don't really care about the parens and where they are, but the fact that clisp, php, and perl put this function in the global namespace bugs me to no end. It's a function which only makes sense when you have a string. Other things don't have the sort of "case" such that you could "lowercase" them.
I was serious when I said I just created it. We're working on a set of export utilities and Flickr is the first. Expect something to be functional in 2 or so weeks.
Now that these three have been charged with "paying back what was stolen," all our file-sharing is off the hook, right?
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As long as sites like techcrunch need to feed an audience hungry for startup coverage.
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It's definitely a good idea for a side project though. :)

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More than a few investors said that about search engines in the late nineties. Just because an area is overrun with competitors doesn't mean it's not promising. There's signal in all that noise.
The thing is, we don't need a blanket ban on digital lock breaking to satisfy the WIPO treaty (I assume that's what you mean). The C-11 model of 'balance' leans heavily on:

* Content owners voluntarily making their content available (e.g. the 'permission culture' among academics);

* Content available in multiple formats, some of which may not have digital locks;

* The ability for government apparatus to regulate exceptions on the fly; and

* The government's insistence that it would be highly unlikely for a digital lock violation based on fair dealing to result in damages.

Essentially, the government's position is: trust us! I don't.

Other countries have passed laws that put them into compliance with WIPO and still maintain reasonable exceptions to break digital locks for valid reasons of fair use/dealing, privacy and so on.

Note: I've seen legal arguments suggesting that C-11 forbids breaking digital locks that function as access controls but does not forbid breaking digital locks that function as copy controls. In other words, it's illegal to hack a paywall so that you can read protected content, but it's not illegal to enable right-clicking to copy content to which you have legal access.

IANAL but I can already see a problem with this: if the same digital lock serves both functions, it is impossible to carry out the latter without also violating the former.
It's working great for my ≈5k photos. I'm the lead dev on the project so feel free to let me know if you have questions or suggestions.

http://photos.jaisenmathai.com/photos/list -- hosted version with my TLD - FTW :).
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Maybe because the facts speak against the verdict?

TPB has hosted torrent files, they were not hosting content, so what they did was perfectly legal.

The verdict of this case, which ignores the facts, shows clear signs of US pressure on the Swedish legal system and politicians there. There is no other explanation.
Thanks for your opinion.

And btw, I've been thinking about building something like OpenPhoto myself because I also don't like the lockin and I'm really glad that you've seen this need and did something about it.
You could configure it by doing something like

echo "22050" > /dev/dsp/config/sample_rate_hz
echo "lanczos" > /dev/dsp/config/resample_algorithm

You could then search for configs by using find, back them up by using tar, be able to easily replicate settings between computers using rsync etc.

The idea is not to have one unconfigurable binary reciever, but rather to expose the interface as a hierarchy of rw files instead of a number of C functions, because the C functions have no easy shell representation, and most command-line tools fail using them.

It's very reminiscent of REST.
"user123 is two blocks away and likes having sex with anonymous strangers". Grindr and its clones are massively successful.
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I'm very happy to see this new version. I have followed the 2.0-wip branch since the very beginning. At my company we use Bootstrap for a lot of different project as a barebone WordPress template with few additions in order to handle the semantic classes (and id) generated by WordPress.
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http://plan9.bell-labs.com/magic/man2html/3/audio
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How long did it take you to write? Did you approach the publisher or did they approach you?
Just don't add it in the first place.
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Some files are different. So? Do you have the same qualms with stdin/stdout not being seekable because they are often connected to a terminal?

The "everything is a file" abstraction is mostly helpful and rarely gets in the way in practice; I don't know how plan9 exposes sound, but it is probably a directory, with multiple files - one you write to to set sampling rate; another gets data, and the third is stop/go/cancel.

The most useful feature, though, is network transparency that really works. You don't need Vnc/rdp; just mount the remote display in your file system. You don't need special ip forwarding - just mount the remote network in your local file system. You don't need a network aware server for anything - it all is.

That's the reason to get excited.
I disagree. As a programmer I can represent inputs and outputs as text and write code to do intended transformations. As a quick ad hoc test I can easily knock up a shell pipeline to give confidence in those results, even if it would be too slow for production. There's many occasions when powerful shell usage is quicker to write than Python, etc.

My comment in reply to http://www.iheartchaos.com/post/16393143676/fun-with-math-di... is one example.
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Ah, cool, I thought it was some kind of default they gave you.
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If you prefer vanilla JS and are only working with Node, you should check out https://github.com/laverdet/node-fibers. I use it in my https://github.com/olegp/common-node package to address the same issues as those tackled by StratifiedJS.
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It is important to understand that sweatshops exist because they offer BETTER working conditions than those locally available.

They look atrocious to us in the rich western world, because they are far worse than our worst jobs, and with that context mismatch, we react strongly.

It's important to remember that we had sweatshops too. Working conditions during the industrial revolution were horrible compared to conditions now, but that period was a necessary step on the path from the agricultural society to todays society.

The way forward is to incrementally make sweatshops better, until the local conditions approve so much that they're the worst alternative, and then they will disappear. But that change can't happen overnight, and it won't happen if you ban sweatshops. It tooks us hundreds of years in the west, it's going to take decades in the third world.
> There is a lesson here for ambitious system architects: the
> most dangerous enemy of a better solution is an existing
> codebase that is just good enough.

Isn't this concept applicable to every system once it incorporates programmability?
There's no evidence that their success was due to collaboration and I only said they don't need to collaborate, not that they don't collaborate. On the contrary, in the Bill G and Steve J cases, the general public overwhelmingly attribute the success of their respective companies to the individual and not to their choice in co-founders.
I'm confused as to why your switch is so complicated. Aren't all the cases but the default one actually the same? Why is the "return st(key); break;" repeated?

Anyway, it's a while since I've done any Java programming, so I might have my regex syntax incorrect, but:

private boolean handle_key(int key) {
if(KeyEvent.keyCodeToString(key).matches("KEYCODE_[0-9QWERTYUIOP]") {
return st(key);
}
return false;
}

is a lot shorter and easier to read than the Clojure code. It's not as efficient as the Java code you have, of course, but I suspect the Clojure code ends up rather inefficient too with all the taking apart and gluing together of symbol names.
MIT's station WMBR

Boston College WZBC

Stanford KZSU

UC Santa Cruz KZSC

KUSF
WNYU
WUNH

Tons of great music. All free. All available on the net.
Throw in Radioshift to record my favorite shows and I have more music than I can possibly have time to listen to.

Why does everyone always forget about college radio?
Others are nabbed though.

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Radio in the US is dying, but anyone who thinks it's dead is in a bubble outside mainstream culture. Yes it's easier than ever before to become famous without radio, and artists with no radio play more frequently top the album sales charts, but just look at the iTunes single charts to see the continuing dominance of radio. 99% of the time the top 10 singles are all over pop/hip-hop/top 40 radio, and it's almost impossible to outsell those kinds of acts without the radio. Even the top-selling albums are still mostly driven by radio play (though increasingly less so).
Depending on what you're after, there's either the native app lookalike : http://www.chocolatechip-ui.com

How is it compared to jquerymobile?
What version of python did you cover? I've gone through the table of content and since you introduce? Django, I take if you cover python 2.x and not 3.0? Any way well done.
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Here is the difference:

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Best approach would be to support a popular distro - best example being Ubuntu. Support Ubuntu, anyone using other distros can - probably - figure things out for themselves (and would probably work fine on most other distros too).
So now we will be counting tabs instead of parenthesis. I still prefer the latter.
Yes, at the time that I started writing, Python 3 was just a dot on the horizon. Even now, there are a lot of libraries that haven't been ported across, and the book has a strong practical bent (It's as much a learning to program book as a learning Python book).
MPAA and RIAA must be trying to change the public's and the politicians' opinion that these "piracy" sites really are really guilty, so they might as well give them the laws they need to bypass due process and "streamline" the whole process, so they don't "waste time" fighting all the similar sites which now we "know" are guilty.

Anyway, it's really sad this verdict was given. Linking should not be a crime under any circumstance. And if the current judges think it is, then the laws must be changed to reject that assumption immediately.
The combination of R as a statistics dsl, a derivative of the S language plus the majority of users who are not writing complicated software applications makes for a lot of diversity in syntax for better or worse.

There are also simple ways to do things i.e. qplot and then the regular way ggplot.
Yeah I was blown away when another dev converted our foundation site to Bootstrap, and I saw the width-detection & automatic "mobile-ification"
Cool. I wasn't sure if it was common knowledge that Ken Thompson and Rob Pike created Go. The Go compiler toolchain is from Plan 9, too: http://golang.org/cmd/.
Heh - take your database, stick a webservice in front of it (request: "is this address valid?" response: "probably" or "they may have meant X") and charge a (small) subscription fee.

I'm sure that there are a lot of people who would find this valuable and you would gain a bigger dataset to refine your responses.
The linked video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw4DTcinBss

Surprisingly well made app, this is a good example how these technologies can have a positive impact beyond business.
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Its a bold idea that has made some great PR but it strikes me that they have no way of knowing if their app is recording sex or some other activity.
TPB have made themselves a kind of bastion against the copyright rentseekers by being a visible and hard to quash target. The kind of money and effort wasted against them is impressive.

Of course, what this verdict establishes is a precedent for hashes having the same status as the original copyrighted content.
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Why are you sure it is perfectly legal?

I don't know Swedish law, but they were convinced of aiding copyright infringement. To me, it is clear they are guilty of that, the whole site is designed for that sole reason of copyright infringement (except perhaps 1% of torrents). Further, the admin do extensive "cleaning" of torrents they deem inapproriate (for example files put in the wrong section), but never clean up copyright infringing files.

Now, you might think that aiding copyright infringement shouldn't be illegal, but if it is, how do the facts speak against the verdict?
The main problem IMHO is that they did this price increase without any notification to current customers. I saw it just because I needed to upgrade my cc number, otherwise I won't have discovered it.
Similarly, the issue has shifted from being about copyrights to being a threat to civil liberties.
It's not too too hard to do the appropriate transformations--the literature is vast and there are practical implementations today. The hard part is producing readable, debuggable output.

I've whipped up a tiny project with the priorities inverted: readable output at the expense of completeness:
https://github.com/lalcmellkmal/nestless

It only does the minimum desugaring to prevent nesting in the common case, no more.
Well, since we are nitpicking nitpicks, allow me to nitpick your nitpick of a nitpick: Lua closures are also composite data structures. You can get/set their upvalues via the debug API. Behold:

function create()
local a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j;
return function() print(a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j); end
end
function array_get(f, index)
local k,v = debug.getupvalue(f, index);
return v;
end
function array_set(f, index, value)
debug.setupvalue(f, index, value);
end
function map_get(f, key)
for i=1,math.huge do
local k,v = debug.getupvalue(f, i);
if k == key then return v; end
if k == nil then return nil; end
end
end
function map_set(f, key, value)
for i=1,math.huge do
local k,v = debug.getupvalue(f, i);
if k == nil then return; end
if k == key then
debug.setupvalue(f, i, value);
return;
end
end
end

function test()
local f = create();
array_set(f, 1, "one")
assert(array_get(f, 1) == "one");
map_set(f, "b", "something");
assert(map_get(f, "b") == "something");
print("Success!")
end
test();

If table creation was disallowed, you could use functions in place of tables. And you could repurpose an existing table as the function type's metatable, allowing syntax like func.x=func[y]

Oh, and coroutines probably also fall under composite data structures technically...
When I saw "can't comment" I had a moment of hope: visions of every crime show I've ever watched, "we can't comment on an ongoing investigation," etc.

Sadly, no such luck. This was more of a "can't" because it sounds less weaselly than "won't," even though the TOS section on law enforcement says they MAY decline... If I were a cynical guy, I'd say it probably took a lot fewer signatures to get MegaUploads investigated... Of course, those were on checks...

/grumpy
Objective of app was not primarily analytics.
I feel they did a good job by not complicating it or by making a research app.

They were able to create a movement, which is not easy.
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If there is one thing the Humble Bundles have proven, however, its that you CAN port your game to Linux and make money. Linux users have traditionally paid more for the bundle, and there are very few good reasons why a game cannot be ported to Linux. So many great games in the Bundle series are available on Linux, so clearly its possible - and clearly there is money to be made.

So its really just a matter of groupthink about "Linux isn't viable" thats the block, here.
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We have, ourselves, full confidence that if all do their duty, if nothing is neglected, and if the best arrangements are made, as they are being made, we shall prove ourselves once more able to defend our Internets, to ride out the storm of war, and to outlive the menace of tyranny, if necessary for years, if necessary alone.

Even though large parts of Internets and many old and famous trackers have fallen or may fall into the grip of the Ifpi and all the odious apparatus of MPAA rule, we shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in France, we shall fight on the ef-nets and darknets, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our Internets, whatever the cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the baywords.org, we shall fight on the /. and on the digg, we shall fight in the courts; we shall never surrender, and if, which I do not for a moment believe, the Internets or a large part of it were subjugated and starving, then our Empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the Anon Fleet, would carry on the struggle, until, in Cerf's good time, the New World, with all its power and might, steps forth to the rescue and the liberation of the old.

Signed;

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EDIT: This is an _old_ post, not current.
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I have never done this before,(ie buy a book based on the Table of content), but this is going to be my first. I am pre ordering from Amazon UK. Do you have any idea when it will reach sellers outside the US?
Oh and I hope for a first edition the typos are not too much?
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I don't understand your argument. I agree that Apple could move production back to the US and still be quite profitable. But wouldn't that mean that thousands of Chinese workers would be worse off?
There are two sample chapters, so you don't have to jump in completely cold.

The print version is available on February 13th I think, so perhaps a few days or a week after that?

It's had several reviewers go through it with a fine toothed comb, so while there are probably still some typos, they are hopefully very small.
This started already when they raided the NOC where TPB was running in in 2006... no legal justification under Swedish law but that didn't stop them from seizing all hardware there. Well, I am wondering who paid/bribed for that.
The real world makes code ugly. Network connections that fail part-way through sending. Other people's code that you have to integrate with that block for long periods under certain circumstances. Special cases in business logic that spoil the beautiful abstractions you'd created. Customers with funny characters in their names. Hard drives that fail. 'needs to provide business value' is another one of those pesky real-world requirements that just keeps popping up. Complaining that this gets in the way of beautiful software is akin to transit system operators complaining about passengers interfering with the running of their trains/buses/whatever.