skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good question, I'd like to know the answer too. Javascript abstracts the whole theory of a "webpage" but I'm sure the image viewer reports back metrics and they have some system to track it all. In the end I'd guess it's probably treated similarly for marketing purposes.
Mumbai Escorts
Welcome to our Mumbai Escorts Agency, alms you the best in VIP amative beating casework in Mumbai and added above cities throughout India.Our Escort Services Mumbai are all aristocratic girls and agilely action a top chic account to our clients. We accept abounding Indian women, Sexy Mumbai Escorts and some Hotties girls all acquisitive to amuse your desires.
Suppose you want to build a system that using some M features of the current weather (humidity, temperature, pressure etc.) will predict whether it will be sunny in 3 hours or not - to this end you manually collect a dataset of N measurements (samples) of those features together with the outcome 3 hours after taking the measurement. This dataset can be used to find a function that will map the current features of weather to a real variable from 0.0 to 1.0 - the likelihood of it being sunny in 3 hours given the samples we collected. Of course, since we cannot manually collect measurements of all possible combinations of features, we want to extend the domain of this function beyond just the combinations of features that occured in our measurements - we want to "generalize". The values of the function for those "generalized" inputs are our guesses about how the likelihood function behaves for measurements other than the ones we have taken. The guess for a given measurement is much more likely to be correct if we at least have _similar_ measurements in our collection.

Now, if there are too few features (M is too low), it might not be possible to do a good prediction. The basic aspect of the "curse of dimensionality" is that as the number M of features grows (linearly), the number of all possible combinations of the features grows exponentially and hence the number N of measurements you need to do to get a good representation of the whole space of possible feature combinations also grows exponentially. So either you have to collect much more measurements, or the function that is inferred will have to "guess" much more often, without having good evidence from the dataset in the form of similar cases.

What I refer to as "all possible combinations of features", can be thought as a high-dimensional space and hence it is customary and sometimes useful to use geometric language in analysing the problem.
My 2 cents: I just spend 7 hours working each day (5 off 7). The remaining time I just live! Having fun with my 2 kids: reading, playing, practising martial arts. To sum up: enjoying the life, it's too wonderful to spend it working :-)
That's the case for all government securities, marketable or non-marketable.
Hi Ken,

We are just scrappy guys putting this together, we needed a place that was open at night and that you could meet at : A Bar.

We have no expectations on whether you are employed or not, just if you can build great product.

Best,
-Joe
You calculate the intrinsic value of the company by projecting how much real cash it can produce over its useful lifespan. Then you calculate the current value of that future money (you have a target rate of return you want to meet or exceed). That gives you a fair price per share right now.

It's a pretty standard Benjamin Graham valuation method.
There's an app for that: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scramble-cheats-for-scramble/...
Ac repair maryland
FAA grants experimental permit to Virgin Galactic
Ac repair alexandria
How many calories are burned biking-vs-jogging? I think biking (on flats) is extremely efficient, so I would imagine that and average person would burn more jogging than biking...For example, if I bike 7 miles, I don't feel it anywhere near as much as if I ran 7 miles...
While I recommend exercise, and know that the kind of routine described here can be a very useful tool, doing this all the time seems absurd to me. Humans have managed to remove almost all natural physical stressors from their lives, but then we figure out we need "exercise", and set about to find a half hour activity that optimally affects some fitness parameter. This local optimization can easily become a stressing madness with constant driving here and there to move your muscles in extremely boring ways.

I think, for cardiovascular workouts, it's a much better solution to try to hack your commute into a run / bike ride, if that's possible. You get to use that time twice, since it is both commute and exercise, and this kind of multitasking actually works well. Sure, the workout may not be as "efficient" (locally) as doing everything under perfectly controlled conditions, but this is really not the main concern unless you are inte competing.

Walking desks are a similar kind of hack, even if I find them a somewhat perverse use of electricity.

For muscular workouts I haven't yet found anything that would function as well as the gym, but with less life-overhead.
> "some typical Apple guy."

I'm not sure Bill Atkinson qualifies as just "some typical Apple guy." That aside, in 1987 there really wasn't a concept of "open vs. closed," at least not in its modern interpretation.
Lava C71 Price in India, Lava C71 Dual SIM Touchscreen Mobile 
The new Lava C71 is affordable price Dual SIM mobile phone which works on GSM network. It sports a 3.2 inches WQVGA resistive touchscreen display with 240 x 320 pixles screen resolutions. Lava C71 holds 1.3 megapixels digital zoom camera and comes with Angry Lava Buddy apps, Talking Chat, Facebook and more pre loaded applications. Lava C71 is also offering a lot of exciting features like Audio Player, Video Player, FM Radio with Recording, Sound Recording, 3.5mm Audio Jack, Loud Speaker, Auto Call Recording, Indian Calendar, Mobile Tracker and more features. It has 45 KB Internal Memory and expandable memory goes up to 8GB. Connectivity wise the phone supports Bluetooth, GPRS, USB Port, WAP Browser, Instant Messaging and Social Networking Apps. It is powered by 1150 mAH battery which provides talk time up to 3 hours and stand by time up to 220 hours.
'This June we’re trying something new'—I don't believe this. 37signals will always do the same: blogging.

Instead of coming up with new products or groundbreaking tech 37signals still relies on one past success and heavy Marketing which is mainly about blogging. Yesterday, somebody on HN wrote a laconic post and marked their articles as 'recycled trash from popular business / personal wealth books.' But people seem to like this appreciating every little advice with stronger or just different opinions. And they never forget that 37signals created the foundation of their income and wealth as a coder—Rails. So, upvoting 37signals can't be bad.

It's good to be aware that these writings are Marketing activities and basically indirect lead generation to all of their products. This isn't something bad and everybody should have a decent Marketing strategy too but if it's your only strength while missing product development at all I doubt that's enough to be successful in the long run and you are nothing more than a typical Clickbank vendor.

This is now really the ironic part, sharing advice how to come to new fresh ideas and projects (by taking one month off) considering that 37signals didn't have any new and really successful products for years. And we shall take such advice seriously? Especially when seeing failed and unsold 37signals projects on Flippa right now (Sortfolio offered for 480K).

Maybe one month off is not enough, maybe a hard reset would help 37signals better.

EDIT to downvoters: downvoting != disagreeing, reply if you disagree
Sometimes it's not the nightlife, but just work...I have a punctuated schedule and this is my second night on an experiment where I'm here past 2am (getting in around 9am the previous day). I hope to wake up early for a jog tomorrow, but it may not happen...
A related post recently came on reddit about subreddit forking. While not directly related to your suggestions, it may help in providing another framework on how reddit operates.

Let me see if I have it ... here: http://www.reddit.com/r/TheoryOfReddit/comments/shv9y/how_wo...

An observation made is that after sub reddits hit a certain mark, say 16000, they go to crap - at which point the subreddit goes through a cycle of subreddit drama and then splits off.

The post above is a great description of the process, filled with history to back it up.

r/pics serves as a pit to absorb a lot of the Karma whoring, and then branch people off to other sub reddits where more targeted communities exist to either absorb more Karma whoring, or to create a place with high a S/N ratio.

The r/earthporn and other sfwporn branches, as well as /specart, imaginary creatures and other picture related sites are forks which help maintain the holy SNR.

r/adviceanimals for example though was meant to reduce 'noise' (meme spam) in its parent (r/pics) and ended up being its own subreddit.

Making it easier to discover, will likely hasten the degradation of SNR - as it stands now, people discovery is easy, and primarily requires inclination, allowing the communities to self select.
Why to Install Anti Theft Apps for Mobile Phones
Useful overview of the mechanisms if you filter out the
sales-speak, but hard to evaluate for the security layman.
If you want battery backed ram you might as well use a UPS. There are also corruption issues. A failure can leave data structures in an inconsistent state that applications typically don't worry about in RAM.
FBI Arrested New Jersey Mayor For Hacking Recall Website
Evernote Hello is now available for Android
What finally made the curse of dimensionality "click" for me was recognizing that the volume of an n-sphere goes to zero as n grows large. In 2D, if I want to see which of my data points lie close to some reference point, I can draw a circle around my reference point and count the proportion of the data points inside. In 3D, I could do the same with a sphere. But in 20D, the volume of my hypersphere will be miniscule, and it will probably not even contain any points, so this procedure becomes useless for clustering. Note that I can't just pick the hypersphere of a larger radius: suppose all my points are contained inside a unit n-cube. The volume of the unit n-sphere, the largest one I could inscribe inside the n-cube will _still_ be approximately zero!

This result is pretty cool and somewhat surprising, and there's a neat and short derivation of it; in fact (shameless plug) I have a youtube video where I derive it in 3 minutes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkMn_5QpsX8 -- feel free to check it out!
Tiffany Jewelry Outlet,Tiffany And Co Jewelry
Tiffany Jewelry Outlet,Tiffany And Co Jewelry Tiffany 1837 Interlocking circles Ring [tiffany-jewelry 37] - If you looking for a Favorite stylish Tiffany 1837 interlocking circles ring, taking account of our Tiffany Jewelry Rin Wit necklace. It is such a beautiful accessory. A beautiful and shining stunning ring for your feminine personality.only go for a quality workmanship that will last forever. I believe that collector
I loved Hypercard.

In 1992 I was in my final year of secondary school and got into a science extension program which paired students with industry.

Somehow or other I ended up with a guy from DSTO (Australia's publicly funded defence arm), and he thought it would be a good idea for me to test the results of underwater acoustic transmissions against some results they had (he didn't tell me why this was needed, but it was pretty obvious..)

Anyway, he was a Fortran programmer who used a VAX. My family had a Mac Plus with Hypercard. He gave me "Numerical Recipes in Fortran"[1] and I ended up implementing Newton's method[1] in Hypercard. After that I felt I really understood calculus...

[1] http://www.haoli.org/nr/bookf.html

[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newtons_method
Cheap Dallas Cowboys Jerseys
Cheap Dallas Cowboys jerseys to save 70%,Shop Official Costom Nike Cowboys Jerseys online with 100% Sewn Best Quality
How your startup stacks up
I don't have numbers to back it up, but I would gather that at least MS has as many if not more world class researchers in those fields.
I'm not complaining about namecalling, I'm complaining about quasi-political categorizations like "pronatalist" which sets up "pronatalists" in one camp and "antinatalists" in another. I object to the needless polarization.

Sometimes people are jerks, that's not polarization.
夸搜电影网
If I can decompose your response, your position seems to be that since I have not drawn a clear line between what I consider suitable and un-suitable, then my argument is invalid?

Or are you are saying that since there will inevitably be things children find unpleasnet (spiders), trying to protect them from ANY unpleasnt things is a futile exercise?
Someone explain what I am missing... I was able to run a simple wget, and I had 100% full functionality of an app (utilizing their API Key, and App ID and all) and run it on my local machine. Data flow is seamless between the local and hosted apps. So while I don't have to worry about a backend, neither does anyone who wants to "borrow" my app. There isn't really any form of app authentication built in that I could find, the REST API master key is the closest thing.
my read is that "confident we will prevail" is actually directly stating they will win the case.
Math.floor is the right choice 99% of the time for three reasons:

1. it will always behave correctly (barring implementation bugs)
2. readable/mantainable code comes first
3. leave tricks to the interpreter
4. you're not gonna do 60 million flooring ops/s
5. -1.1 is really -2+.9

The author missed the ~~1.1 trick (essentially the same as << 0).
It's because they have to eat.
I am doing this and I dun even got a kid nor a wife and I already resent it after a year... So I can't Imagine what it must be like doing it while raising kids
So how is Apache's new OpenOffice since they got custodianship?
tl;dr: Former philosophy professor who specializes in ethics and epistemology helped found Wikipedia, but got dissatisfied with Wikipedia's "lack of respect for expertise". He leaves Wikipedia, and ever since then, he's been highly critical of any aspect of Wikipedia that he thinks detracts from its credibility. This credibility, of course, is to be measured by traditional professional standards such as (surprise, surprise!) lack of "porn".

Nothing new there. There is a certain paradigm at the intersection of ethics and epistemology that makes it extremely difficult for people to appreciate that a repository of information can be valuable even if it does not explicitly recognize formal expertise. Adherents of this view always demand formal criteria for inclusion and exclusion, and believe that an absence of such formal criteria will inevitably lead to failure. The possibility that armchair philosophers will never be able to come up with criteria that work as well as the combined effect of a million ordinary edits never seems to cross their mind.

I could go on and on about how harmful this paradigm is (I wrote my PhD thesis on the very same topic, and yes, I'm a philosophy major) but I'll stop here because it quickly gets boring.
I recall an interview with him in which he said he sang the theme to the 1989 Batman movie into a tape recorder. The reason was, he thought of it during a commercial airline flight and didn't want to forget it. According to the interview, he went into the restroom and sang it into his tape recorder as loud as possible in order to be heard over the plane noise. That story or one like it is probably where the notion comes from.
How to edit movies with best video editor pro for mac?
Yeah I hear ya.

Funny thing is as I get older and most my friends start having families, I end up losing friends. Being single sucks because they rather also hang out with other families too.
SpaceX Dragon Ship Falls Back to Earth
IPad App development – Cool and free GUI design tools
Why do I care about dual-core? I want a reasonably priced six core i7.. or 12 cores would be better.
Ditto what solipsist said - I'd love to hear more input on this!
A great article, and you must be commended on your dedication.

That said, it reads almost exactly like the opening to "American Psycho". Sure, Bateman's routine is slightly different than yours, but both narratives have the same affect.

Best of luck, and I can't wait for your article on business cards!
Ball Gown Wedding Dresses, Cheap Designer Ball Gown Wedding Dresses on Sale
If you want ease of implementation, how about BrowserId?
Is it possible that the switch to no filesystem in iOS userspace (and probably OSX in the future) is in anticipation to this in some degree?

<tinfoil hat on>
I have extensive experience and knowledge about nootropics, www.bodylogs.com is actually I site I built for providing just the kind of information your asking for. There might be some info on there for you but it still lacks in overall content.

I've researched and tried most nootropics and a lot of it is borderline wether or not it does anything. There is also a knowledge void on the possible harmful effects of the products, although I doubt any are too harmful if harmful at all.

"Hacking your brain" is also a vague request. If your goal is to optimize things like energy, mood, ect. A good rule of thumb is in general your nutrition should be based on the foods our ancestors would have had access too. If you limit your diet to these items you will probably notice a very big difference it will also keep you lean.

I've tried dozens of nootropics and there is no magic pill and I don't take any supplements anymore. Understand that supplement companies want to make money. They exploit placebo.
OWASP Top 10 for JavaScript - A2: Cross Site Scripting - XSS
How do we handle XSS problems in single page webapps? This is part two of the OWASP Top 10 for JavaScript series.
> Walking desks are a similar kind of hack, even if I find them a somewhat perverse use of electricity.

You can get non-electric treadmills.
My wife is working in a big corporation. What you describe is a fundamental problem at all the levels which is very hard to overcome. The company is doing regular training for the people hiring just to show them how they effectively discriminate event without claiming and having the feeling they are not.

This is because you naturally hire and promote people like you. This comes from the evolution of mankind where we trust more people like us and we are resistant to change. You had a good worker, white and a man, you naturally try to hire "the same" if you need to replace him even if a black woman could do the same or even better.

You cannot escape it easily, you need to constantly try hard not to discriminate.
Unsure if Red Bull is the best pre gym workout drink. What about eating something? What about buying the drinks in bulk and keeping them in the apartment instead of going to 7/11 everyday?

Nevertheless humans loves routine and working effectively for two hours (coding, then gym) is a productive use of those early hours of the day. Many waste it in bed.
How would buckets work?

From what I understand, buckets would be counter to what sub-reddit splitting is trying to achieve.

For example: r/adviceanimals split from r/pics, this helped drive the noise/karma whoring to advice animals and reduced all meme related spam to that forum. Now today r/adviceanimals is going through its own drama and banning other types of posts which it considers noise.

How would you want to see that tied together?
Couple of points:

1. Not sure what your citizenship status is but if you are not a US citizen/Permanent Resident, it becomes rather difficult for you to get a job here (especially at an early-stage startup where sponsoring your employment visa might be expensive).

2. I don't know how much you are into the whole NLP thing. However, if that is something you want to explore in depth (maybe work for a couple of years figuring out what you want to do in that etc), it might be better to target a late stage startup or a big co. The reason being that at many places in the early stage, things are in a bit of flux and machine learning/NLP is regarded at best as pixie dust that is going to magically solve problems and at worst as something that gives extra jazz to an application that doesn't really need any ML/NLP. Obviously there are some incredible early stage startups that are doing amazing work in the field: E.g. prismatic so there are exceptions to this rule too :)
Collusion - iPad Creativity & Collaboration Tool
I'll gladly take this bet. It is hard to frame since I don't think it will ever launch in any meaningful way (1.5 years from never, is still never). That being said, I think if they sell 20 million units globally before December 31, 2016 you will win the bet.

The marketplace is going to reject Glass.
Agreed. I don't think I've ever come anywhere near an application which was significantly slowed down because it did too many float-to-int conversions. Thankfully, JSLint will complain about people using the bitshift operators in practice.

Actually, that's a bit of a lie: when I wrote SHA3 candidates in JS, they were bitwise-operation-heavy and they probably did have slow [ToInt32] calls in the middle of performance-critical loops. But you see my point: I've never seen or written code whose performance would be significantly impacted by writing x | 0 in place of Math.floor(x). Maybe the number of keystrokes is saved, that might be a good argument, but the performance?
Paralleling is only going to net so much performance increases, you can't increase cores exponentially and expect performance wins. Better efficiency in single threaded performance will have the most effect for most people.

I think much of the performance increases we will see in the near future will come from better coding, for example Windows 8 is supposed to run faster on older hardware compared to Windows 7(also consider the simplicity of the ui of Windows phone and the resulting snappiness and speed on older hardware), combined with the influx of SSDs we may have reached or are nearing the plateau of performance that the average person would ever care for.
Are you implying that TV funding is tantamount to scientific authority? Are we to believe dragons and white walkers are accepted scientific fact along with mitochondrial eve being a cylon hybrid?

Don't be ridiculous.
updated the git.

- renamed from "Follow Discussion" to "View Discussion"
- improved code, thx to @TazeTSchnitzel
- tested with Chrome 19.0.1084.52, Safari 5.1.3, Firefox 9.0.1

just discovered that http://nreduce.com/ is using the button
I was going to post something similar. I cannot stand letting my life fall into any sort of repetitive routine. I exercise, but I vary type, locations, duration, time, and everything else.

When I find myself doing the exact same thing every day I think of it as grinding towards the grave without ever doing anything original. Life is full of new experiences, unless you are just placing one foot in front of another for 2 hours a day on a treadmill while watching a screen.

It's a pretty dim view of a lifestyle others love but I don't care of it at all. I guess I guess love chaos too much.
Obat Migren Tradisional 
Obat Migren Tradisional akan menyembuhkan secara cepat, xamthone plus pereda nyeri anti inflamasi, yang memberikan bukti, kebugaran fisik menjadi meningkat aman
Anyone know what kind of key revocation mechanisms Microsoft
have in place?
We have evidence of luminous matter falling into a black hole and disappearing. What more do you want? What possible other non-black-hole theory fits that evidence?
Træpiller Priser 
Hos traepiller.eu har du nu mulighed for at hente 3 ganske uforpligtende tilbud på Træpiller, Brænde eller endda et Stokerfyr. Hvis du skal ud og købe Træpiller, så vil det med garanti være en fordel at benytte dig af Traepiller.eu for at få det bedste tilbud.
That was cool. Never hear of the guy, but gave some good life advice. I've just figured out what I love so I'm about to start a programming/IT degree and I plan to 'make good art'.