skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can put the card in low power mode with

echo low | sudo tee -a /sys/class/drm/card0/device/power_profile

ymmv
I definitely agree with you, but I think men should be offended by this! What many heterosexual men don't seem to get is that sexism against women usually hurts them too. TV commercials that treat women as objects are usually also sending the message that men are drooling hormonal morons. If a sitcom wife is portrayed as a shrieking harpy, she's usually berating the dopey, inept man who screwed everything up.

It's bad for all of us. Sexism (or any -ism) is a net negative for anyone who values the intellectual growth of society, regardless of sex, gender, or orientation.
2) If you're putting on an event where you have paying sponsors, "inexperience" is a pretty lame excuse. If you're going to play in the big leagues, you get held up to the standards of professionalism of the big leagues. As far as i'm concerned, they're being accorded the appropriate level of respect & deference.
We started off asking people to send their email along with the code word but that was really confusing. However, we only ask people for their emails once; from then on RollCallMe remembers the email. - Arshad
8 Habits of Highly Motivated Startups
To be honest, I thought it was a fake reading their website and I was already laughing at the idea of reading the comments. Apparently it is not, I don't know what to think.
But any new content I'm likely to acquire will not be DVD quality video. A backup of a Bluray takes up vastly more than a DVD.

Even my phone records video at a higher bitrate than most DVD's use, and my camera even more.
I guess preference is, well, a matter of preference, but confusion and clutter is usually not debatable, and the way I see it, everytimezone does beat time.is in that regard. Time.is is a whole lot of text with no real reference to what's ahead of you and behind you in "timezones".
I was a late convert to responsive, I kind of came down the path of build a separate mobile site as everyone was thinking that the web was going to be supplanted by the mobile web but that did not happen, what happened was that people are using everything to access the web, and the list of devices are growing after doing a few responsive site I can say that I am sold. It is the only way that I can see that we can support the array of devices coming online with a single integrated solution.
Great point. I think it might help if we backed them up in doing this.
And you're too busy to verify that so this is just speculation?
And in my oPinion, looks like a hangglider could do that no prOblem.

Calm down troll.
The difference between your conceptual examples and what has happened here in reality is in part a matter of history. There is the history of women being objectified to promote and sell things, and the better part of society has decided that this history is in poor taste and is something to rise above, especially for a professionally affiliated event. There is no comparable history for men, and any event objectifying them as a promotion would clearly be seen as being tongue in cheek - the kind of joke the backpedaling event organizers here would like to be seen as having made, but one that cannot be made honestly in such a straightforward way because of the asymmetry of the social treatment of women and men historically. You might think it would be nice to make a clean break from this history, but it will never be as simple as everyone suddenly agreeing to clear off the scoreboard and start from scratch.
Even if it did mock geeks, how does that excuse the dehumanization of women? Just because you're saying shitty things about everyone doesn't mean it's okay that you're saying shitty things.
SOLID Principles for Operations
I have an rfid implant, but I haven't found any real uses for it. Of course I thought about what I was was going to do with it before I got the implant, and had some ideas and got the implant thinking that tinkering with applications would shine new light, but in the end it's quite lackluster to have one. It's also strange how exotic it seems to have one when you don't have it, and how pedestrian it feels when you actually have it.

I sort of read that same feeling between the lines of the article. It's a bit of a novelty when you first get it, but after a while it's not all that special.
You have no proof.
Everyone is WAY to oversensitive about this issue. Why dont we harp on alcoholism, or the lack of exercise being done at these events?
Just subscribed. You should have a 'Tweet this' button after entering your email- I'd tweet it out :)
I like the idea and might give it a try. I know it is unlimited in beta but the 10 limit/mo for the future free is offputting. If it was 100-250 and I knew what happened when I reach the limit, I might not think twice.

I have a non-tech product and am struggling for months on end trying to get ecommerce stuff working, so relative to that contact forms are nothing. For now, I need to mooch off free tools as much as I can.. =)
Yup - do whats right for you, let someone else worry about the rest.
Having/Wanting someone to serve you is not "idolizing".

And as said elsewhere, just because you say shitty things about everyone doesn't mean that it's okay to say shitty things.
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You're a very well regarded HNer, so I'm not happy writing a critique of your comment [<- ironically, I initially wrote "I apologize for..."].

>I very well may be sorry that I brought [slavery]
>up on MLK day, but I'm not really sorry for
>feeling the way I do

You can't apologize for making someone feel badly about something if you still hold that something to be true. Using your MLK/slavery example, why are you apologizing? You are apologizing because you empathize with the black/white person you offended with your statement. You cannot do so if you still hold slavery to be good; if you maintain your belief in slavery as you say this not-apology statement, then you are placating or mollifying or appeasing.

>We need to make sure we are not
>trying to tell people how to think.

You follow this with suggesting something like Socratic-methodizing them, which is basically a mechanism to get people to think your way.

>it's not okay for a mob to dictate to you
>what your policies should be

Maybe it's not "ok" (whatever that might mean), but it's reality: see law, ethics, morals, common values, cliques, villages, associations, "shunning" or any other "mob" defined construct/action... I agree with a version of your statement that has additional nuance (involving power), but, as written, the statement rejects human mechanics.
One thing you didn't mention in your article, but which I think is a relevant and interesting observation to make, is that 'your code =/= your identity' works both ways.

It's not just that you should not project messy code onto someone's personality/identity, but you also cannot reliably do the inverse. I know people who are meticulously organized in everything they do in real life, who hate to be around a mess, who always want schedules, predictability and stability in their daily life, who optimize their daily routines to perfection. Yet they write lousy code, take shortcuts, do not think the problems they solve through enough, etc. Likewise, I know people who are chaotic in every way, who don't adhere to many of the things almost everyone else considers to be the norm, who have little to no self-discipline for mundane tasks, who are non-conformist by choice, and who are often perfectly aware of these shortcomings. Incidentally, I count myself into this group. Despite all this, I consider the code I write to be very thorough, organized, maintainable, proven to be very resilient to bugs, efficient, etc. The process that gets me there may not be the prettiest, thought-out, elegant process you could imagine, my workspace may be cluttered with 10 terminals, my temp dirs maybe full of old cruft, and so on, but still, I consider the products of my work to have all the qualities I seem to lack in real life.

So apparently, personality really doesn't say much (if anything) about the quality of the software you write. It's a profession that is so far from our daily lives that you cannot project one onto the other or vice versa, exactly like you already wrote.
Great point, thanks for the feedback. I'm going to increase the free tier right now.
Litlet.com is a nicer UI for aldaily.com content.
http://hubski.com/lurk
Because alcoholism and lethargy primarily harm the self - rather than others. Sexism targets and excludes groups of individuals.
That 20 second mark is pretty damning - the shadow cast on the wing by the guy on the left is visible before his body is in front of the wing.

Thanks for crushing my dreams.
You're right in that it's not a profitable business yet. It's only a business in that we offer a service and we charge for it. We definitely don't do that profitably yet! We've built a minimum viable product that we'll use as a basis to explore and define demand.
Bringing Originality to Space Flight Sims
The electric motors--if using the heavy-duty outrunners mentioned in the last thread--are on the order of 2-4 kg each, for a total of about 10 lbs. The weight of the fabric/kite is on the order of 1kg (http://www.humanbirdwings.net/about/working-on-the-wings/).

The batteries appear to be lightweight li-poly packs, so really powerful for very light weight.
I'm quite interested in seeing their user space (Mesa/Gallium) driver source code, I find the guts of video card drivers and graphics library implementations to be quite interesting.
Why are you posting soft porn to HN?
This made me pause: "If the dinosaurs had a space program they'd still be here." ~ RonGaran ... sounds like something Elon Musk'd say.
Why Innovations Are Arguments
The 3 kinds of startups
Great suggestion in regards to 4HWW, it definitely adds perspective and the concept of the mini-retirements is great.
Why AirPlay just wrecked your responsive media strategy
I'm Polish and I have worked on a project with a very specific locally oriented domain (politics and administration) a few years ago, and I must say that we tried to do it in English and abandoned the idea after a few hours during the design phase. It was just counter-intuitive to translate every institution name and process to English, even though we all were fluent with the language. Not all of the terminology can be translated 1:1, and we'd have to look up not only the words, but even definitions of the respective English term to make sure it's applicable, constantly check how various related entities' names translate, etc. And all of this for nothing, it would be useless abroad anyway! Huge waste of time and brain resources. We ended up coding in Polish. One serious downside: after working on such a project for months, you get to the next one and start coding it in Polish - ugh.
Well, if you are a guy looking for casual sex, the women are certainly not going to pick up you. This is just the way the sexual marketplace works, 9 times out of 10. Nothing chauvinistic about that statement...it's just acknowledging reality.

The belief that no women enjoy casual sexual relationships and always resent being hit on, is just as misunderstood as doing something that's actually sexist (which also happens regularly in tech circles, unfortunately). Can't we just find a middle ground somewhere?

Besides, he was joking.
Have you seen contactme.com?
> Blu-Ray bitrates are bloated for various reasons, like older encoders, film transfer, and a lack of anything better to do with the space. You don't need 20mbps with modern H.264 High encoders, it's just a waste. Anything past 10 is at best questionable

But most people won't want the hassle of re-encoding the data they receive. If it takes up twice as much storage, so what? A lot of people will buy that 60TB drive instead of a 30TB one.

> Even if 50mbps were something that we would ever need at 1080p (it's not), 4k would not justify a doubling in compressed size, there is no reason to have 100mbps compressed video.

So consider 4K + twice the frames to handle 3D + doubled framerate. That's 16 times the amount of uncompressed pixels. And I'm not convinced that's the upper bound of the amount of raw data we'll see.

It's not that long ago you'd have been called crazy if you suggested we'd need anything beyond 1080p, and a lot of people were questioning whether HD would ever get any traction.

> 4k is also way beyond reasonable for home display. Just 3840x2160 on a 60" display would be something like 23 arc seconds at 3 meters, you physically cannot see that.

I know people with projectors. 60" is by no means the upper bound on size people will want. 100"-150" maybe.
Why does every HN story get reposted every 6 months or so?
Actually, it wasn't obvious to me at all. I incredulously began reading the article, assuming some kind of fraud medicinal claim.

I was very excited and interested to learn the actual purpose. Fascinating.
With a limit of ten emails a month and paid plans I'm not sure you can call this "a free tool".
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This is what is wrong with android. If device manufacturers/carriers want to add shit to the OS it should be done in the form of downloadable applications that are presented as options when setting up the phone. The OS experience is way too fragmented when moving from phone to phone. This leads to older phones never getting core OS updates because they would have to update sense for the 40 phones they produced in the last few years which will never happen.
Option to select language version could be a good feature (defaulting to en as now).
The teaching poor: Why I do not love my job
If you want more javascript-centric material, you can try

http://www.echojs.com/

Even has the same format as HN. The only thing is, there is only one comment in all of the front page posts.
And I too am really surprised when people ask "why?" Is it not obvious?

No, actually, it isn't. Is it just because it's "cool" (like a piercing) or is it serving some practical purpose for you beyond that? Genuinely curious.
Obviously I have no first-hand experience with implanted magnets, but MRI magnets are generally getting stronger. What is safe for a 1.5 tesla MRI may not hold for a 3-4 tesla MRI. The rapid magnetic oscillation has been known to heat up wires and cause burns.

There's some people horsing around with 4T MRI that might give you pause.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BBx8BwLhqg&feature=relat...
Ask HN: How do I get my blog off the HN blacklist?
My blog jeffwhelpley.com was put onto the blacklist because my own mistake in using a misleading title. That was 6 months ago, though, and I have been trying to submit legit blogs since then without success. I can't figure out how to get off the HN blacklist. Can someone help?
> It's not a matter of bringing in the "PC police". It's about respect.

The distinction between these points is important to me, I'm glad you bring it up. I know I've been somewhat contradictory on this, but I'll say I agree that the given joke, as it stands, is not respectful. If it were a guy's gathering, I think it would be ok, but it's an open invitation.

Since I've been saying that the problem is about bad taste in humor, I've been trying to come up with a better way of making the same joke (if we are to take them on their word that this joke was really about being a male dominated field). What do you think of this variation (not to say it's that much more funny):

"Women: Yes, we aim to make a welcoming atmosphere for women who want to participate in our hackathon. (And for those men still afraid of getting out-programmed by a girl, we've hired an all-female event staff to serve you cold beer.)"

Granted it maybe sends a bit of a double-message still, I think something more along these lines could make it clear that we mean no real disrespect, but still keep it from getting too uptight.
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Here's the link to the actual Government policy:
http://eng.forsaetisraduneyti.is/media/English/Free_and_Open...

I think the PDF provides more information as to why they are doing this as opposed to the HN link which just stated that "we're moving to Open Source" without explaining the "why".
Really? If someone at your job expressed the "opinion" that you, personally, should be chained and sold as property, and that they should be allowed to beat, rape, and murder you as they saw fit, that would be acceptable behavior at your job?

Because that's what the OP was suggesting, except that they used the umbrella term "slavery" to refer to it.
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I think this path has flaws. First there is no idea why and how evolution developed consciousness inside our brains, and it's quite hard to simulate a black box only knowing the output.

Secondly, once this problem is solved teaching the machine information processing would be similar to teaching someone else which fails because it seems impossible to get all rationals (moving target) properly communicated.

Finally really _new_ news are rarely connected to existing data. To distinguish the interesting and surprising messages from just crap needs a different concept of how brains actually work.
CodeShare = CodeMirror + ShareJS
What richthegeek said. We put it in as a rough helper but didn't want to run the risk of denying something valid. The middle ground seems to work well.
Google’s Hypocrisy Exposed
* Free tier has changed to 50 contacts / mo [http://contactformify.com/plans] *

Hi corin_, I got the same feedback from someone else - I've updated the free tier to 50 contacts / month [http://contactformify.com/plans]. I was trying to figure out what a typical startup or personal site gets per month. I guess I underestimated.
Linux apps generally expect a full software stack. Android's userspace is radically different (and for good reason). There's no GNU libc or GNU coreutils or GTK/Qt or X. There's a minimal libc implementation, busybox, and an Android-specific framebuffer-based GUI framework. From the source it appears that Google have tried hard to exclude GPL'd code as much as possible, too.

Getting Linux apps to (natively) run on Android isn't really affected by this news. The kernel was already as close as it needed to be. It's userspace that's the issue.
So much for CSP, if you're using threads and shared state.
Hi m_ke - I have, but what I'm hoping to offer is a much simpler implementation of contact form handling. contactme.com seems to be a CRM system that also handles contact forms.
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>dropped, forgotten places, thrown around, banged around, kidnapped by a dog, you name it.

You need a phone that you LOVE so much that you will never:

-drop
-forget
-throw around
-bang around
-have it kidnapped by animals

You need a phone you love so much that you feel an urge to make sweet and passionate love with it every single day.
Not for me. You need a modern browser (chrome or firefox) and scroll a bit
I commented earlier about 4HWW from Tim Ferris, but one post from the his blog has continued to resonate and help me through the ups and downs, especially when you feel like you have hit the wall.

It is actually about a letter written by Seneca a famous Stoic philosopher. Take 30mins to read, will be worth it. Stoic philosophy in general has really helped me build a framework/value system.

Excerpt:
"It is not that we have a short space of time, but that we waste much of it. Life is long enough, and it has been given in sufficiently generous measure to allow the accomplishment of the very greatest things if the whole of it is well invested."

http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2009/04/24/on-the-short...

I am 26/running my own distribution company + working full time sales/bus dev for enterprise tech company/side FB game project - applying for YC/Working PT as Crossfit instructor and training (exercise is a great break)/Living in Norway on my own (away from family/friends but still stay in touch online as I can).

Hope it helps!
I can't recall where I saw a site navigation laid out in a cube but I thought it was unique when I first encountered it. What I didn't realize was the increased engagement the cube navigation led to. It was something new and interesting...I suspect that will be the case with other users too.

The closest thing I can find that resembles it: http://www.paulrhayes.com/experiments/cube-3d/

The author posts that this solution is for a "form that is too long", sometimes that is unavoidable (imagine a mortgage application). A cube based form could help user drop off by cueing the user to what was finished, what is next, and how much is remaining.
I love it. But I have a minor nitpick: it pollutes the browser history too much; every single action or click introduces a new history link, I had to press back about 20 times before I came back to HN.
This one is my favourite question/answer so far:

http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/r62jp/iama_nasa_astron...
I was fairly surprised to read a decent explanation of how to apologize. I took a fairly wide ranging linguistics class a few years ago and an apology was explained as follows:

* An apology is not something you "say";
it is a *commitment* to the following:
1) You explain that you understand the situation you
produced and why you did it.
2) You understand how it harmed the other party.
3) You explain how you will prevent it happening again.

Again, an apology is a commitment. If you don't commit, then you're just saying stuff and are not apologizing. And if you try to commit without explaining the 3 parts, then the commitment is worthless.

Sqoot seems to have failed on all 3 requirements and so their commitment is worthless. For the most part, they merely described what happened, which everyone already knew.
I was thinking about getting this done, but then I realized that recently I've been doing so much metal machining work, that the concept of picking up metal filings constantly with my finger just sounds painful.
I'd be hesitant to start using any tool that has a very small limit for the number of free contacts (10 per month), considering you give absolutely no insight onto what a paid plan might cost (you simply list the price as "???"). If it is going to cost $50/month for 100 contacts, I'm not even going to bother with testing the free version.
I had to give you an up vote just for making me google "Eckhart Tolle" and read the wikipedia page on him.

As I read the main article for this thread, I was thinking, "what does this guy mean by 'identity'"? A little jaunt down a philosophical rat hole can be fun sometimes.
And in Go, they aren't running long enough to see the GC kick in. I suspect the overhead of GC will be significant without tuning.
How a Boston University Senior Got Mark Cuban To Invest in His Startup
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