skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wholeheartedly agree that you're right. That said, isn't it fair to say that "sooner or later" could, in some casees, mean "after you've decided if you've got a worthwhile venture"?

I mean, yes they got the .com eventually, but didn't everyone use http://del.icio.us for years?

Just for the sake of curiosity, how do you think you'd figure out how much of a window one has before deciding it's the url that's holding them back?
I don't think so. Not on the med coast, anyways! Still way too many empty places.

Sometimes I wonder if a return to the Peseta and devaluation would bring back the foreign money in the RE market... It would at least move towards filling up the housing bubble with real money.
>As far as I'm aware you can't merge Apple IDs and it has been said a few times that it isn't likely to happen, I might be wrong however.

Checking again, that feature does not exist. I was certain I has seen info about doing so, but the official Apple docs say "nope".
I don't know if the camper website is differentiated by region, or if I'm looking at a totally different website (http://www.camper.com ?) but I'm not seeing what she's seeing at all. I see a pretty standard e-commerce website with no "loadings" at all.

It's pretty image-heavy, for sure, but that's to be expected when how else are you supposed to look at shoes?
It looks like I should have done better markdown formatting on my selector example. For clarity:

$("a[href=\"http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10668292/is-there-a-setting-on-google-analytics-to-suppress-use-of-cookies-for-users-who\"]")
Except in countries like Australia your support is frequently based in West Coast US and India / Philippines yet your still charged an uplift.

If Support location mattered, you would have hawaii being charged differently from the other 49 states for every bit of software. As it is I have at least 2 hours of cross over with US business hours. If I bought the US software and had to call in during US hours, THAT would be understandable. No local free call number... that is understandable. But NOT just not selling it.

In the modern environment, if your entire transaction is via the website and the support rep is in india, why does it matter if I am buying from the US or Australia through your US store?

Surely the only cost is currency exchange, which I have to cover anyway on my Credit Card.
Isn't this, in fact, democracy at work? The older people who already live there, and vote in greater numbers than the young, don't want the development, and the politicians merely reflect that.
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Actually, when I read the headline I thought it was going to be about websites who make you download PDFs to read what could easily be presented in HTML as well (restaurants always seem to have PDF menus, for example).
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Indeed. I tried arch as well which uses a late 3.x kernel and it worked fine.

I reckon it's a patch somewhere. Ubuntu kernels are a right mess.
But of course devaluation is just a temporary effect that discourages structural reforms.
Exactly my thought. It's simple enough to grab HN headlines, far harder to sustain attention without walking the walk.

"It's not that I don't trust you, it's that I don't yet have necessary and sufficient evidence in relation to your claim to trust you."
Well, I don't think the PP had much of a choice. And there wasn't really much the PSOE could do either. This is much bigger than either party, because its the sum of both parties' opulent building and pocket filling, from the local governments right up to the king's son in-law :)

And for the sake of being in the Euro the margin call has come, so to speak.

What I don't get, is why didn't they at least try to clean things up a little bit before all of this? I guess Aznar's idea was that the economy would pull thru all of the the corruption with the housing bubble. Kinda shortsighted.
Obviously Eurovision is something of a subgenre which is more about its own "brand" of music rather than for established artists (otherwise we'd just send Robyn and win every year). If you see it as the Pride festival for music it makes a lot more sense. Feel free to vote this post UP-UP-UP-UP
I love the Harvard Bookstore, but the Cambridge neighborhood (or maybe Boston more generally?) may be a bit unusual.

Cambridge also supports an outstanding independent bookstore focused on books in foreign languages (Schoenhof's[1]), a small poetry-only independent bookstore right around the corner from The Harvard Bookstore (Grolier Poetry Bookshop[2]) and a used bookstore with a focus on scholarly books (Raven Books[3]).

Raven is newer (the Cambridge branch opened only in 2005), and both Grolier and Schoenhof's are less well-stocked than they once were (I've been visiting Cambridge more or less yearly since around 1992), but they still exist. Comparable places in so many other cities are just gone.

Edit: Reading the commenters who live in Boston talk about "the carnage" in their local book scene makes me think "the grass is always greener". Where I live (NYC) I only notice the dead or dying bookstores, but Boston always seems relatively thriving when I visit.

[1]: http://www.schoenhofs.com/

[2]: http://grolierpoetrybookshop.org/blog2/

[3]: http://www.ravencambridge.com/
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Yes it is. It's the first project I've created in node.
EDIT: Only difference form other hello world servers is that it displays online users and supports dynamic rooms (Dynamic rooms are not working due to excessive traffic)
It means it is released [edit: oops, released tomorrow]. The final freeze was earlier this month.

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/17/Schedule
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Is this not what getsatisfaction.com tries to achieve?
Check out these INCREDIBLE aerial photos of the Alberta tar sands operations:
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I think mega-infrastructure like this that we're all relying on to some degree or another needs to be seen
I'll be releasing an update soon, I've exposed sendMessage, I'll change it into something like form submission and then extract the message from the response.
Ask HN: Does lucid dreaming help for people in (y)our line of work?
I've been hearing a lot about lucid dreaming and how people use it practice, experience, and grow. I was wondering if people like the stereotypical HNer actually are aided by lucid dreaming.

Are you able to accomplish anything? Actually grow from it?
> It seems far better to have the incredible teachers leveraged as far as possible

And your assumption is that the potential leverage is quite big. I doubt it: I've seen many students profit a lot from 1 on 1 private lessons - from students 2 or 3 years ahead of them (or even from the same class). They are arguably nowhere near as good as a teacher who has studied teaching and has years of experience. Yet they can help the student a lot more because they can focus 100% of their time on the single student and his individual needs.
Right like the coal to liquids tech the Germans used in WWII. Peak coal is FAR off.
This year, 10 out of the 26 songs were written by Swedes, so it's kind of hard for us to avoid voting for them.
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Crockford on omitting comments: https://plus.google.com/118095276221607585885/posts/RK8qyGVa...
Sorry, the NSA has it's own billion dollar fab soitcan build copyrighted Intel clones?

I simply don't get it?

* what happens when Intel release the nextgenration of chips? Apparently Intel needs to rebuild a while new fab plant at x billion - does the NSA?
* do they trust the designs made by Intel? If not what do they do ? If Intel is introducing backdoors for the NSA what guarantee is tere those backdoors won't get used y someone else?
* if they do trustthe design but don't trust the fab process surely it is better to put armed guard in the fab room or similar checks
* and this is only for one generation of one class of chip. Do this for the chips in the CCTV cameras and the
door locks and the ...
This title is absurd, and really insulting to Harris; I'm flagging it for being insanely rude & misleading, until it's fixed.
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So. GMVault looks like the best solution except:

1. It saves one big inscrutable .db file rather than individual messages in some compatible format or other.

2. It doesn't seem to play nice with laptop suspend. If I'm going to run it as a scheduled task then it needs to not get confused if I shut my laptop lid in the middle of a run.

3. It could be clearer about the correct workflow for continual incremental backups. It sounds like you probably want to do one full backup, continual partial backups and then occasionally a full backup in case your labels have changed. I don't like choices.
I have always wondered why Open Document standard would not be based around HTML instead of inventing new XML schema?
Can someone who has more insight on ODF/OOXML tell me why HTML is not suitable for office document format?
The traditional way of a leader taking command and saying 'we can fix the problem sticking together, working together, with a common goal, etc' is almost impossible in Spain because we're a broken nation.

We have a huge problem with nationalism (specially in Catalonia, Basque Country, and some testing in Galicia) and in the autonomous communities (regions) without that kind of problem --like Andalusia or Valencia-- the political caste is a real tribal mafia.

Of course, in the nationalist zones the political caste is a mafia as well. 'The Caste' is the only common denominator in Spain.

Adding more emotion to the Spanish puzzle, Catalonia is trying to annex Andorra, a piece of Southern France, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands.

Basque Country is trying to annex Navarre, and another piece of Southern France.

Worth mentioning the very different Tax system in every region (in some places with huge privileges).
In the latest info on Friday.

http://www.ico.gov.uk/news/blog/2012/updated-ico-advice-guid...

"Implied consent is a valid form of consent and can be used in the context of compliance with the revised rules on cookies."
Comments first: it can save you a lot of time and I find that having knowledgable and/or expert contributions can really augment the linked article's content.

One must exercise caution, however, lest the comments will prime your opinion-making circuitry and cause you to form their opinion instead of your opinion.
Yes, there are offline meetings of this group at every bar closest to the office, Thursdays and Fridays.

Real pain can be found there Tuesday evenings

sadly none of the participants are likely to collate their pain on a website for you unless doing so directly helps.
Comments first, unless the article is extremely appealing.

Sometimes I never read the article at all, just the comments.
What would be good foods for doing this?
You can't use them in tandem anymore if you want to enable automatic download. Then iOS locks you to one account for 90 days.
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I see what she is seeing. http://www.camper.com/en/lookbook
I am using lucid dreaming as a form of therapy. I am afraid of interacting with people because bad things happened to me in the past. From time to time I experience lucid dreams and I try to interact with the people in my dream but only if the people seem nice. Because of the fact that I know that I am dreaming and that I am in control I do things that I usually would not do. For example a couple of months ago I actually touched someone I like in my lucid dream. When I woke up I felt very good. I had extreme confidence in myself again. Lucid dreaming helps me a lot. I can try things. I can expose myself to things I am afraid of and usually when I have done something in a lucid dream and the experience was not too bad I am able to try it in the real world.
Here are some selective quotes from the document, I take it to mean: tell the user with a clear message at least once (ideally get them to click confirm but it's not a requirement):

"In some circumstances those seeking consent might consider implied consent as an option that was perhaps more practical than the explicit opt-in model... For implied consent to work there must be some action taken by the consenting individual from which their consent can be inferred... This might for example be visiting a website, moving from one page to another or clicking on a particular button... The key point, however, is that when taking this action the individual has to have a reasonable understanding that by doing so they are agreeing to cookies being set."

http://www.ico.gov.uk/for_organisations/privacy_and_electron...
Then again if desperate for ideas it probably would not hurt to visit that bar and ask.

IRS is unlikely to accept the bar tab as legitimate business expenses.

But then again the comment on Reading a companies complaints list is interesting - find the customer service mnager at big Corp and ask them ?

Hmm, might actually try that :-)
Open Office has a far richer format than HTML allows (e.g. "this is a footnote", "this footer on every page, 2cm from the bottom", ...). Of course, one could extend HTML to handle all that, but just starting with XML is cleaner.
Show HN: WebSocket.us
I made this website because I wanted to make a simple resource on WebSocket, that wasn't commercially motivated.
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Sure, the Valley won't Detroit-enize. But that doesn't mean that decay isn't at work already. Zoning like that mentioned in the article leads to

1) urban sprawl, which means

2) more land being used inefficently (wasted) and

3) more hours of life commuting (wasted), which leads to

4) more need for cars, leading to

5) more hours in congestion (wasted)

6) poorer people getting the worst of those points above, making

7) building public transport even more political feasable, while

8) public transport is the least efficient in low-density areas (wasted)

One could say that the decay of Detroit is at least contained in terms of space. Also, just because a bust is to be expected, it doesn't mean that people should be deprived of Jobs that never come to existance due to handicapped growth.
I made this website because I wanted to provide a simple resource for WebSocket information that wasn't commercially motivated. If you have any suggestions, please tell me them.
A very fine way is to have multiple processes and connect to any at random. Now, use a message queue, say like redis, or rabbit mq to read messages and delete from queue. Since a client is only connected to only one of the servers, it eliminates the chances of sending the same message more than once to the same client. This helps in splitting the incoming messages and the outgoing(which is usually far bigger, since one message is delivered to all others in a chat room).
...can probably just build a bomb on their own just fine.

Building a bomb with effects comparable to a reactor meltdown requires significant resources. Running a few planes into a building requires - plane tickets.

You do remember that 9/11 thing, do you?

There are minute possibilities of terrible disasters with almost any facility

You pull every last ridiculous straw, don't you?

Yes, other bad things happen, too. If you think long and hard then you might grasp the difference in magnitude.

Hint: Chernobyl is estimated to have caused 250.000 deaths. 1700 square miles of land have been rendered permanently inhabitable. The numbers for Fukushima are still outstanding.
Note that EU directives don't apply to website owners. They bind the member states to implement them in some form. The laws of individual member states contain guidelines that you should adhere to.
Hard to beat Twitter for finding what annoys people!

https://twitter.com/#!/search/%22i%20hate%22
> [IDEA: Allow octal and hexadecimal numbers.]

Who actually uses octal, except by accident?
you just need to do what Ireland did in 2008 and do a Swedish version of Dustin the turkey with "Irlande Douze Pointe"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mogesoyp8HY
Unfortunately this approach is losing appeal now that there are so many icons designed like that (Facebook, Tumblr, Google and many others).
Newer designs are not used because the environmentalists would rather have political power than electrical power.

Wait a minute. Last I checked it was not "environmentalists" running these facilities?

Also, nobody would turn against a design that can be proven safe.
The problem is: that design doesn't exist.

The meteor problem is even easier to solve.

Your naivety is somewhat amusing. It seems you are watching too many bad hollywood movies.
Part of what makes Silicon Valley work is the synergy that results from a very high concentration of technical professionals in a small region.

I expect that in its heyday, Detroit's auto industry had a similar synergy. Manhattan's finance, creative and ad industries do, as with other financial and creative centers. Hollywood is Hollywood for similar reasons as well.

Silicon Valley is also helped enormously by California's extremely strong protection against exploitative non-compete agreements. This is fairly unique in the United States, and is the very first thing any region needs to address in trying to become "another Silicon Valley" but none do, typically in an attempt to be employer-friendly.
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There must be a guy in Microsoft, converting all product names to Windows generic, or Microsoft generic name. I am sure he is happily sitting somewhere at Seattle, waiting for acquisitions to rename them too, and I am sure he wears cool stuff and talks cool stuff. After Google Play, I suspect a similar guy now works for Google.
Not that I've experienced. Another cool trick: modules make sense when you use packages, but they feel like PHP 4 when you just try to divide your code to several files.

https://gist.github.com/2692091

This fixes part of the problem, but what happens when you reference './models/user.js' from the file 'auth.js' but then auth grows in size and you decide to divide it and put it in auth/facebook.js, auth/twitter.js, etc. -- well, now you are fucked.
And the official term would be IBM i running on Power Systems. Damn IBM and their ever changing name of the most stable platform available.
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Give it another decade.

I've seen people blaming NASA's need for protecting jobs (shuttle) for the stalling of the space age. Things seem to have started moving. For real bases, two-three decades.

Fusion power? Check Polywell and General Fusion, et al. There is hope.

Strong AI? No clue.
Forgive me pushing a little (still alpha) pet project of mine. It's a full transcription of a classic chess book. I consider a perfect book for the amateur both simple and deep. (tech: Flask on RedHat OpenShift Cloud)
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I would argue that analytics is vital - if you cant work out what your site is doing then you can not work out how to improve the site which costs money and indirectly jobs.

I look forward to each individual shop/business making us sign a waiver when we enter a shop with CCTV ie 95% of UK shops
On the topic of the UK blaming Europe for its problems, there is a great blog which debunks such claims in the media: http://ec.europa.eu/unitedkingdom/blog/index_en.htm
WebSocket isn't just to solve push notifications. It's also for realtime communication, for example chat or multiplayer games. We do have server-sent updates if you just want push notifications.
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Oh yeah, I do see that. But if you just click "Men" (or "Women") then you don't get any of that... which is what I would've done had I been looking for actual shoes.
It's a bit of a pain for website owners, but I think the EU directive is a good thing.

Why? It will make people better aware of what cookies they have, and how they are used. Which is probably a good thing.
Nice one, that's the kind of `thing` I was referring to.
Show HN: digitsend.com - automating how I go about emailing sensitive data
This has been my spare time project for a while now. Any feedback would be much appreciated! Here's the overview link:

https://digitsend.com/product-tour

My problem with the existing solutions is that if I need to send sensitive data to somebody, I generally have to set up an account for them and communicate a temporary password. Because sending the temporary password over email defeats the purpose, I wind up calling them and the whole process takes longer than it should.

With this, the sender just types the email and enters the receiver's phone number. A link is emailed to the receiver. When the receiver goes to read it, the website calls them. Once verified, the receiver can choose a password and log in sans-phone in the future.

So it's basically send-and-forget for the sender, and a two-factor, one-time registration process for the receiver.
s/elsewhere in the U\.S\./elsewhere/;

All of the good places to live in the USA are balls-expensive, because there aren't very many of them.

Berlin's great this time of year.
I was thinking more longterm, since the televoting started swedes have a trend to vote for songs/artist that have a connection to Sweden and not for just being a song from a neighbour.
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