skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is most likely yet another scheme coming from /r/shitredditsays, which has plenty of people originating from SomethingAwful.

The thing is, SA got real butthurt over the fact that Reddit has become really huge, pretty much draining contributors to SA's forums.

The above mentioned subreddit is their retaliation, designed to harass and abuse people. The "Reddit Jailbait" scandal is one thing belived to be initiated by SA, and I suspect they are at it again, doing their best to smear Reddit as much as they can.
Paul Irish asks: What IE browsers do you test your sites/apps against?
Tapping the green checkmark isn't enough permission?
RIM unveils BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha device
Microsoft Teams Up With Barnes & Noble To Take On Kindle
OmniEHR : Comprehensive EHR Solution Overview
OmniMD Ambulatory Electronic Health Records(EHR) System is fully qualified to offer Meaningful Use support to providers.
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Interesting- it looks a lot like tame.js, but integrated into V8 itself. I wonder what the performance benefits are.
QuestCompanions is a new startup launched by myself and some friends. The idea is that casual MMO players can pay to have hardcore players help them with quests, tough enemies, etc. The difference between this and everything else out there is that the Companions do not play for the player, but play with them. We think that makes all the difference in the world.

We're in private beta right now, but you can use this invite link to join: https://questcompanions.com/invite/accept?code=1.1335882868a...

Thanks in advance for your feedback!
The inferior part is the file format (DRM ridden and weird) and the convenience, not (usually) the sounds and the sights.
This is why you can't legislate the Interwebz very well. Legislation will typically be ~5 steps behind technology (a rough guesstimate that has no basis in research).
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Green River (http://greenriver.com) is looking for two experienced Rails developers to join our team. We're a Southern Vermont-based consultancy which was founded in 2000. We started writing production apps in Rails in '05 and have grown to a team of eight developers, two project managers, and a UX designer. We focus in the areas of Education, Health and the Environment, and have many great projects ranging from a scoring system Starbucks uses to facilitate the inspection of 90% of the farms they buy coffee from[1] to storytelling software for people with memory loss[2].

If these types of projects sound interesting, we'd love to hear from you. You'd have the option of either working out of our beautiful Vermont office overlooking the Connecticut River, joining our new Cambridge-based team, working remotely, or some combination thereof.

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[2]: http://www.timeslips.org/
You are making some huge assumptions about how people form their own opinions and then using those assumptions to invalidate those of us who disagree with your view. Stop.
Ask HN: Should my new website support IE 8 users?
The conventional wisdom is if 10% of your users are on a particular browser, you should probably support that browser. The problem, however, is that if you build an HTML5/CSS3 Responsive website from scratch you inevitably end up spending a great deal of time putting in hacks just to get things working somewhat similar in IE 8 (which doesn't support a large number of the new standards coming out now). To give an example, I spent over 5 hours yesterday working on a silly image overlay issue because of the weird way that IE 8 handles z-index. If you have the resources, of course it makes sense to build in some type of support for such a large number of users, but if you at a small startup where there is very little time for anything shouldn't you focus on the 90%? I know BaseCamp is doing this with their latest version, but is it crazy to force the use of alternative browsers? Is the huge effort needed to make things easy for that 10% worth it?
Stephen King: Tax Me, for F%&’s Sake
But is it art? It's all in the eye of the beholder.

I feel the same in reverse. I'm very often left completely cold by art that is about well executed craftsmanship, such as painting, photography or sculpture but lean towards pieces like this which, to my mind, are about prompting the viewer to ask questions.

That's the kicker with 'art' it's about what the person experiencing it takes from it, and those reactions are as varied as people are. Anything is art if at least one person other than the creator reacts to it.
I appreciate your perspective on this. I've been using the new Tasks from the Parallel Library and really enjoy them. But, once I started reading about the async markup I was a little unsure as to what I gained from it since as you mentioned it's really just a new way to write the task.

Personally, I haven't had the time to really sit down and play around with both to see how I feel about code legibility and maintainability between the two techniques.

Are you aware of any extra functionality gained by marking methods async? It seems the new markup is more useful for frameworks. Think async action methods on controllers for mvc rather than your own little methods.
Probably, however, you're probably better off using emscripten (https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/, which uses the llvm backend and running ruby from there
Paycheck-stub.com: 10 Years of Tedium and a Punch in the Nose
I'm not refuting the value of documentation, I'm just acknowledging the referential integrity issues with it. All too frequently I've encountered cases where a config file gets updated but the wiki doesn't. Since all configuration files are version-controlled, I never run into a situation where a file changes and I don't know why (well, discounting bad commit messages). But, a documented wiki wouldn't help in that case anyway. A comment is documentation too ...
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We're a well-funded (angel, strategic - not VC), pre-revenue (just starting development, please help me! :D) company in NYC hiring awesome Rails and JS (Ember is nice, but not necessary) developers.

We believe strongly in quiet work environments, work whenever, wherever you want (http://www.gorowe.com), the best tools money can buy (unlimited computer/desk budget), 20% time to do whatever you want (but you must share it with the team), hiring smart people and getting out of their way, and generally making the best software company in the world.

We're hiring for engineers #1, 2, 3 - so at this time our core team should be either in NYC, or relocatable (we'll cover it!). As we grow the core team we'll be more flexible and able to take the culture hit a remote person brings, but not at this time, sorry!

I hope to hear from you. rogish [at] fundinggates dot com
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At Lang.NEXT 2012, several conversations happened in the "social room", which was right next to the room where sessions took place. Our dear friend, Erik Meijer, led many interesting conversations, some of which we are fortunate enough to have caught on camera for C9. We'll begin with these Expert to Expert episodes with a "standing" conversation (participants stand comfortably close to the whiteboard) with computer scientists Carl Hewitt, Visiting Professor at Stanford University, creator of the Planner programming language, inventor of the Actor Model (the topic of this conversation), Clemens Szyperski, an MSR scientist working in the Connected Systems Group and Erik.
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We're the little startup that could and you've probably never heard of.

We just sold a small part of our business for $100M to ancestry.com - http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2012-04/D9UC8GKO0.htm

We were named one of the hottest big data companies in the valley

We have managed to hire a killer leadership team including Peter Merholz - http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2012/01/09/...

We really value design and engineering - check out our beautiful website: http://inflection.com/careers/

We have a mixed stack that uses .net, python, erlang, solr, mongo, redis, and other goodies.

We're starting to build two new exciting products and we'd love to talk to you. shoot me an email mbaird@inflection.com
http://teddziuba.com/2010/12/the-3-basic-tools-of-systems-en...

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/elee/archive/2009/03/11/source-code-...

In general throw money at the problem first, resort to code last
The VC Problem Solution Set
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I messed up the pricing windows and it has gone into late registration pricing. I will fix that up. The ticket pricing will start at $225 for early bird.

In the mean time please participate in the reverse cfp. http://www.cconf.org/pfc/
Apple hits new high with 8.8% of world mobile phone market
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This is simply a restatement of what Philippe Kahn showed the world and more particularly Microsoft. The Borland compiler came pretty much from no where and became a serious competitor for the powers that be. While the IDE was quite impressive, the major difference lay in the price. As I remember it, Borland was very near $100 while Microsoft was much closer to $500. Details (some) here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippe_Kahn More elsewhere by way of Google or your favorite search engine.
Apache TomEE: A Tomcat for the Cloud
Yesterday, Apache announced the release of Apache TomEE v1.0, which adds Java EE features and is ideally suited for the cloud. Tomcat is a popular servlet and lightweight application among much of the Java community, so TomEE should come as welcome news to those who are looking for a cloud solution that retains Tomcat.
I believe many here have some sort of VPS or dedicated server. Just setup VPN and use it. Just use it. Installing pptp server is very easy. And if you are more determined - install OpenVPN - it allows compression and better security.
No, pirates constantly get a superior product to anything you can buy.

That's because the DRM is stripped, the DRM often have many compatibility/integrity/security issues etc. that pirates never have to worry about. They are not forced to watch through FBI warnings before watching a movie.

The experience of downloading something is vastly superior to buying it in most cases, and that's assuming you can buy it at all (pirates don't have to wait/hope for a TV series to be released outside of US, for instance).
Because many devices still lack decent hardware acceleration. If you're doing a lot of complex UI work with tons of CSS3, some devices just can't keep up. My team investigated building one of our recent apps using only HTML5 and CSS3, and while it rendered smoothly on some newer devices, it performed terribly on older ones. So for compatibility and performance reasons, we moved back to native. Perhaps this is simply anecdotal, but in our experience, your milage may vary when it comes to building mobile web apps, sometimes it's the best option, sometimes it's not.
I don't get Forbes.com. I know "Forbes" from their "rich people" list and my understanding was they are a US based print magazine. But the website is nothing like the website of a magazine! It looks like a giant blob of blog posts and fluff opinion pieces of myriads of different authors ("contributors").
Cool project, guys!

Call me crazy, but I think threading could be implemented via green threading or by utilizing a global event loop to manage script execution. Using pop up windows, one for each thread, might also be a solution that takes advantage of system level threads. It might also be possible to implement sleep using a synchronous ajax call to someting that doesn't exist that has a specific timeout attached to it.
Etsy is hiring in New York City - http://www.etsy.com/careers

I've been here for three weeks and I love it so far. I pushed code to production on my first day, and since then I've pushed probably 10 times. I have never been more surrounded with competent, smart, fun people.
San Francisco Bay Area (Specifically Palo Alto area)

Eng-services team at Box.com is hiring (https://github.com/box). Fulltime. Relocation/INTERN/H1B ok.

Our small team has an outsized impact on the entire engineering team (100+), technical architecture and Enterprise deployments in general. Looking for people specifically interested in this area.
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Facebook Adds Organ Donor Option to Timeline
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> Uh, Android does have sandboxing and isolation, and apps can only access your data if you specifically allow them to.

Wrong; The filesystem is FAT32, and has no additional permissions beyond a "read only" bit. Any data that's there can be accessed by apps, as things stand.
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Recently made HackerNode(http://hackerno.de) - An iOS app for reading Hacker News.

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Surely to write good TV scripts to an extent you need some experiences outside of TV.

People complain that TV is formulaic but what do you expect if all of the writers spend close on 24 hours a day reading and writing the same TV scripts and only ever meet the same people.
Durham, NC | Northern VA - Bronto software is hiring. http://bronto.com/company/careers

I left this great company a few weeks ago to pursue an opportunity at Etsy, but I'll be the first to say that it's an awesome place to work and would recommend it to anyone who wants to work with good developers. It's an email marketing company currently building out a platform that includes email, social (facebook, twitter) and SMS marketing as well.
Let me first just throw out that you seem to largely be reacting to extrapolations you've made upon what I wrote, rather than the statement itself. Perhaps you'd be able to read a little more clearly if you took a moment to wipe the spittle off the monitor. That said, let me attempt to rephrase:

If you look at it on more of a macro scale, then yes everything you're saying is trivially obvious. All that, and the money so-and-so accumulates gets saved in a way that makes it available for loans which in turn are spent on goods and services, which creates jobs, etc. etc.

However, the "job creators" rhetoric is carefully focused on a micro scale, very much in order to avoid the way such things tend to disappear once you allow all that interconnectedness to be considered. Cutting out as many complicating factors as possible also makes it more appropriate for the 'sound bites' rhetorical arena in which it operates. Such an argument can't be challenged by just wildly throwing a list of nuances at it. Nuance doesn't work there; it'd be like trying to use incendiary weapons in an underwater fight. Hence, my observation on it was meant to be similarly blinkered, in order to better tailor the response to the proposition.
Should Your iPhone Be Your Only Camera?
.com? How long until FBI seizes it?
It's not that this isn't useful, but rather that there's an old (but fully functional) way to run Speedbar in the current frame, called sr-speedbar, available at http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/SrSpeedbar. I'm not clear what benefit Nav provides that sr-speedbar doesn't (and I know plenty in the reverse, since Speedbar's used by a number of IDE packages for things that have nothing to do with directories. (E.g., CEDET can use it to show the class hierarchy.)
I haven't...any Etsy folks out there?
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St. Louis Entrepreneurs Meetup Tonite - featuring iOS dev John Haney
Red Hat open sources its PaaS Openshift
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Debug Web Workers with Chrome Developer Tools
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Pretty sweet how it freezes every two seconds, showing an hourglass. How do they do that?
RIM opens up Blackberry 10 for Developers with Dev Alpha Devices
Maluuba: Where are they now?
It hasn't increased nearly as much as my HDD speed.
Redesigning GitHub
I love the idea of Turntable.. I used it off and on... But it has usability problems that haven't seemed to improve.

1) It originally only allowed facebook login, or rather thats the only thing I could find. Now there is Twitter, which is better... but it's still unreasonably restrictive here.

2) The music search is a nasty broken mess. It reminds me of searching for music in the very very early days of Napster... No, wait... Napster was better. I can't search for albums very well, I can't sort the results, I can't distinguish between a good quality song an a shitty quality song often. Especially noticeable when search a song name and getting a live track instead of studio track.

3) Something as simple as "Shuffle" never showed up. I hated having to manually shuffle my list of music. Usually I'd add entire albums at once... but I didn't want to listen to all the songs in order.

4) Starting a room is frustrating because you can't listen to music by yourself. There is no way to grow a new room from me, by myself, to 100 if I can't listen. I'll simply leave the room.

5) Needs a DJ recommendation service or something. I need a way to not baby sit my list.

All of that aside, I think their service would work well as a spotify app maybe. There are other similar spotify apps now that are much nicer to use.
There's also the Web Workers API. 'Threads' can be run as workers which call back into the main event loop
be aware though that, depending on your setup, you are basically telling the other side "hi, I am the owner of this domain".
Excellent idea - as a casual gamer who doesn't have time to get sucked in to an MMO these days, but I still wish I could participate in them. Something like this would be quite useful.
Agree. I'm using Spring MVC (Java) as my web application framework of choice. Using Yesod as an ostensive definition for a static-language approach to web frameworks (as the title alludes to) is misleading: comparing the concepts presented in these slides with static-language Spring MVC, I couldn't find significant similarities between Yesod and Spring MVC.
for previewing each filter's effects, this would require constant downloads of the processed images off the server in addition to the initial upload
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