skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can you give an example of some sample input and how you want the output to look? I'm stupid and this is the only way I can be sure I know what you're trying to do.
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Am waiting for the day when I can scan any photo, and web-search for all publicly available pictures/information on that person. In my estimate it can take another 5-10 years when face recognition will be commonplace and for the laws/regulations to break it free.
Any opensource of the DOM selection and editing?
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Another good initiative from Mozilla. They recently announced a startup weekend type community.

I like the name - Hackasaurus.
Honestly, it could probably be worse. Who uses Axis, anyway?

It still looks extremely bad for Yahoo, though.
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I use Coda with Less and Coffeescript (with the Rails asset pipeline) and it is fine. Sure the svn feature (in v1) was useless for Github, but Gitbox solves that problem quite easily.
Getting hired is easy, the tough part is working on your own stuff. For me the cycle is usually like this:

1. Make a cool pet project

2. Show it to The Internet

3. Get a little exposure, feel awesome, decide this project is going somewhere and you'll work on it for months on end because it's just that awesome

4. Freelancing offers[1] start raining in

5. Realize you actually don't have any money, are a student and don't have a lot of time next to classes

6. Accept one or two freelancing gigs

7. Pet project dies a miserable death

8. Rinse and repeat a few months later

[1] I freelance for startups, always for startups. Usually I'm the guy they go to for "Hey, so uhm, I hacked this prototype together in two weeks now there is more than 1 user. Everything is breaking. Halp."
You can also buy any desktop system and relocate the tower into another room. Use long wires for video/USB/audio. Gives you the choice to run any hardware and you don’t have to loose out on speed due to optimizing for noise. As far as a clean system, reinstall your OS once you get it.
In Portugal it is the same.

People don't really want to know the details how you feel, it is just a way of greeting.
Don't trust credentials from Yahoo, whether cryptographic or educational.
How to get hired by the startup that you want to work for:

1. Figure out what you think is the most important thing
to be doing in the world right now.
2. Learn the requisite skills to do it.
3. Find somebody who's doing it already and write a carefully
crafted, enthusiastic email explaining why you think what
they are doing is important and why you are uniquely suited
to be part of it.
4. Show some evidence (produced in step 2).

If you don't know what you think is the most important thing to be doing in the world right now, then somebody else is deciding for you.
Call me old-fashioned, but why would I read boring self-help books when there are thousands of books available, from all ages, that document the human experience? For instance:

- Scriptures of the major religions

- The Conquest of Happiness (Bertrand Russell)

- On Aggression (Konrad Lorenz)

- Crowds and Power (Elias Canetti)

- LSD, My Problem Child (Albert Hofmann)

- Huis Clos (J.P. Sartre)

- Essays by Michel de Montaigne

- The Incoherence of the Incoherence (Ibn Rushd)
I find his work unreadable, but I suppose that is a minority opinion among SF fans.
You're playing with words. An account definitely was banned/blocked/suspended/whatever due to "the use of a specific image". But it's the account that was blocked, not the image as you imply.
If only my work is as important as his is!

You can say that Knuth went of the grid to accomplish something extraordinary, but I did it once I've realized that my life is actually mine to live and that the world would not end if I'm not reachable. I quit being Atlas and the sky didn't fall.
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(Where on your site, other than this blog post, is your "A" logo?)
Microsoft played this a lot smarter, as they went for weaker players. But monetizing patents for companies that are not patent trolls is a dangerous thing to do and the window of opportunity doesn't stay open forever.

Sooner or later, somebody is going to fight Microsoft in a court of law, with counterclaims of patent infringement by Microsoft. And now that Google has grown teeth with the Motorola acquisition and with this apparent victory against Oracle, I'm seeing Android OEMs starting to fight back.
I agree that the scope of books that entrepreneurs would find helpful should be wider. I'd recommend some that might be a
little easier to get through (just of the top of my head):

-Losing my virginity (Branson)

-How to win friends and influence people (Carnegie)

-Venture deals (Feld)

-Man's Search for meaning (Frankl)
Wow, that header really reminds me of the circa-2006 Facebook design, with “the facebook guy” in the top left. Screenshot here: http://joshvandervies.com/is-the-old-facebook-better-2/
Excellent point

Also, keep in mind that Facebook has attracted some section of the "best and the brightest". As far as I can tell, they do a really, really good keeping Facebook ahead of the curse; fun and ahead of potential competitors.

The thing is that since these people are the best, one might logically expect that they want compensation in some form, possibly only the form of knowing they're working on the leading edge or possibly in the form of lots of money. So Facebook's ongoing operations to an extent depend on project projections coming true. If they become like Yahoo, they'll bleed people like Yahoo and make horrible missteps like the way Yahoo rolled-out Axis (an idea that appeals to me but which was apparently utterly fumbled).
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Don’t let the Facebook IPO scandal distract you from a great investment
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would love to collab with you on your build scripts, hit me up at http://twitter.com/gregorynich
Impartial lawyers? How can you be impartial if you're representing your client?
HN has always been anti college. It's just resurfaced recently because of the new online courseware options.
Ask HN: Please suggest a good humane template for introducing my product
Very soon I will start sending (cold) emails to potential clients to introduce my product.<p>I was looking for templates, but they all sound very mechanical and business-ish.<p>I would have love to make this template myself, so it properly expresses my intention, but I feel like my ability of expression in writing is a bit limited.<p>Does anyone know of a good template (which speaks as one human to another) that I can use for email introductions of my product ?<p>It probably does not matter, but the product is a social/peer learning product for software organizations.<p>Thanks for your help.
There is already such a game, kind of:

http://www.ea.com/auditorium-iphone

Some of the levels are pretty hard!
There are many kinds of ads - those who tries to sell you something, and those who tries to establish "branding".

The first type is largely ignored by the majority of users, and the 2nd type, can't be ignored, even if the user tries to ignore it (those using adblock notwithstanding, but they are a minority).

The branding type of ads are the most effective, and are the type of ads that would make or break facebook.

Google, on the other hand, seems to excel at the first type - and it makes sense, because when people search, they ususally want to find some product/service, and those ads gets to them at the right time.
FWIW, everytime I ask my friends at Facebook about this they make a weird face and say "no comment."
One thing I've noticed while reading the article is that my banner blindness is so strong, that I even had to force myself to look at the image full of ads being discussed in the article. I guess the author has a point.
This is hardly anything to do with price elasticity. It's to do with the fact that 3 major websites picked up the story and linked to the app.
You’ve been around about as long as me — why are you participating in /r/HN? (That is… why are we talking about this like we’re on Reddit?)
It was a fairly simple Android app.
If this happened at all, I would expect that the EBU wasn't involved. A 'sufficiently powerful' state does not need cooperation of the owner of a phone number to check who SMSes what to it.
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Maybe you could just email them and ask?
I can imagine two future timelines where facebook turns out big. Facebook could do either:

1. Figure out when people want something and what they want. And insert suggestive ads in people's streams in a way that is not creepy. Or gamble that beyond a token uproar, they will not disturb their equilibrium enough to allow a competitor's toy to slowly siphon their users.

Facebook could also figure out when people are looking to give gifts and aid in that arduous process with targeted coupon/ads.

2. Lobby to become the premier centralized digital consolidated identity provider once governments start to require this due to some misapprehension of how much security such a requirement would bring. With this toehold, Facebook would have more room to control your stream and could insert creepily timely targetted ads. The facebooks of the future may become the synthesis of insurance and big media companies of today.
Try using https:// instead of http://
Or use a proxy server
Or use their IP address - 74.113.233.128
Or VPN into a server hosted outside India & try access vimeo from there.

All of these should work
This is a massive pain for me. Desktop PCs are awfully noisy. However laptops are not always that quiet. Anything with a fan can start creating noise.

I know you can replace fans but this is nuisance if you don't know much about the inner workings of a computer. PCs are easier to open but laptops and other portable devices aren't always possible to open (breach of warranty and design etc).
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Coda (1) is a great tool for beginners, if you're just figuring out HTML/CSS/JS/Wordpress/PHP/Terminal/etc. It also works well for those who are not supposed to be too technical – designers, for example.

As you become a more proficient developer, you begin to appreciate the configurability and extensibility of textmate/sublime/emacs/whatever over the polished but limited workflow conventions of Coda. (At least I did, Sublime FTW!)
Agree with everything BUT if you screen "does anybody want ice cream" down Venice beach in the middle of the summer, I'm sure you'll get some customers. lol

But in all seriousness, great post.
Eh, you're doing better than I am. In general I don't make it past step one.
Funny things non-tech people say
the non-tech founder/boss of startup was watching a build over the shoulder of one of the engineers, when he said: "hold on... wait!, don't you have to 'ls' before you 'cd' ???"
I always recommend Founders at Work to all my friends who are contemplating a start-up. Incredibly motivating stories!
Governments might try to prevent people from leaving but at that point they are only buying time.

That's not the problem with citizenship. The problem is, other countries will refuse to let you in, or make your life miserable and you won't have the same rights as citizens.
Facebook will only be really valuable once they find a way to combine interest with intent and location.

This can primarily be done on the mobile but even google haven't really found a way to be that profitable with mobile so the real question becomes can they improve it?
I bet you those same non-techy types would by MySpace phones.
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Flickr has had 5 or 6 major updates this year, including a rebuilt uploader, redesigned photo page, a new justified view, social album browsing, integration of a new photo editor, and more. So, there is a lot of work being done at Flickr. See announcements @ http://code.flickr.com/blog/

If there's anything specific you'd like to see, leave a reply.
This link doesn't seem to load any video. :/
You could just use blogs and websites like Hacker News, twitter, etc to advertise yourself, I personally ignore any emails which are sent to me advertising some kind of product.

Unfortunately after years of phising scams and other similar email based issues, I do not trust anyone online enough to "check out their cool new product".
Looks like they want to give others an opportunity to fix codes for Yahoo. This will take the open-source to a new level.
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I don't do fron-end web design, and I wouldn't buy Coda even if it was 5 dollars (I have no use for it) - if I were to buy it, I would certainly email them and ask about it.

But I use several other Panic products and like them very much (Prompt for iPad is great for example). So it's not something that I actually care about in the slightest. I just wanted to warn my fellow HNers to consider these points before purchasing.
This trope has been around since 2004 or so. In terms of absolute price you might be correct, however any option other than oil will be vastly easier to work with. If you were going to buy a computer once and then never ever touch the insides of it again you may as well get a Mac.
Bill Gates has got a lot of technology insight and vision. What's Mark's vision? Connecting people in a world where people are already connected?

Bill's vision was: a computer on every desk. When he was saying this, this was very bold.
Easier when you have a room to spare ;)
How do you feel about his claim that we are in an online advertising bubble?

I am sympathetic to that claim, because (anecdotally of course) very few people I know actually click on ads.
Not the most definitive and diverse list. The vast majority of these books are 'marketing' focused. Establishing and running a business is more than just promotion. If you have time to read 10 books, I would mix it up a bit.

I would personally throw in an autobiography a functional business book. The rest can be made up with personal drive and passion.
Opposite of big company != unemployed||underemployed.

Could be working for startups, starting a startup, grad/school, independent contracting/freelancing, etc.
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I got an impression that author is looking for the specific experience that his company needs at the moment - this is OK for quick contract or one-shot jobs, but in general, I think it is quite short sighted. I wouldn't favor someone because of twitter or facebook integration experience or similar.

Regarding not sending resumes - this is quite in hype now, which is bad - I prefer structured text over some heart-touching tale - and not everyone is great at writing.
What author is looking instead of resumes, it is actually called a cover letter - so it can be sent _with_ a resume, not necessary a replacement.
Of course. Why would they let you just show up? You have to offer your target state something they value, it will depend on the state whether it's cheap manual labour or learned skills, or something else, or in some cases both. Once you can do that, proceed to my second point.
I have a crazy idea, why doesn't Facebook charge for premium accounts?

They would really only need to get what? Maybe 10% of their users to sign up to some kind of premium subscription service to justify their valuation. It's funny how this option is rarely ever mentioned, as if selling a service to consumers is some kind of taboo for internet companies.
IBM owning Java would have been even worse.
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In general, most people who are looking at facebook for any length of time are either playing a social game or looking at photos of themselves. It's confusing to me how this is a viable long term business model. Popularity can be a fickle thing...

Nobody doubts they have eyeballs and valuable data, and it seems like that should be profitable, but that doesn't mean it will be.
Only if you bought Coda 1 between (2012-04-10 to 2012-05-24).
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All she had to do was take down the image, it's not like it was beneficial to her charitable business to have the image on the site in the first place. Being someone that gives out legal advice, you'd think she would know better. Glad it worked out in the end, sheesh I would be way less patient if I had to go through this hassle just to get an image removed.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading, great story.
This is an extremely badly researched and edited article.

As someone that has been building very quiet PC systems to have in close proximity to sensitive microphones, it is full of non-truths.

For a start Dell is one of the better manufacturers in quietness out of those he listed and comparing a dell from 2004 to something built in 2012 is madness. Machines get noisier over time, chips and chipsets more efficient.

Go and read silentpcreview and it's forum if you want real advice.

Personally my quiet machine has a water cooled radiator, taking the heat out of the chassis, ssd, fanless gpu with water block, fanless PSU mounted out of the chassis. My mistake in that system was using an AMD processor. Intel will be swapped in soon.
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Unlike some I'm not convinced that facebook will fail. However, I think the risk that they will lose a lot of their userbase and/or they will fail to massively increase per user monetization over the next, say, 10 years is pretty high (maybe 50/50 as a SWAG).

The advertising revenue risk is a big one, but there are bigger ones I think.

First, we may be nearing the end of an era where monolithic social sites make sense. Social Graph as a Service and federated social networking just plain makes sense. I think the biggest risk to facebook isn't necessarily the one big competitor (like google) but a thousand tiny competitors who offer the same full suite of services as facebook but are more targeted toward a particular social niche.

Second, as technology advances the ease with which someone can bootstrap a company that has 10 million, 100 million, or even a billion regular users drops dramatically. Right now supporting a billion users takes over a thousand employees and data centers around the world. How will that change in 5, 10, 15, and 20 years? In 2022 it might be possible for a site with the same usage load as facebook to be supported by a company with less than a hundred employees and other expenditures on the same scale as payroll. When, not if, that happens it'll open up facebook to a much greater degree of competition. It also fundamentally changes the game, because then you will have situations where "fad" sites rise up and then evaporate away in a matter of only a few years, months, or days and yet still have gigauser popularity at their peaks.

Third, related to the other 2 points, social is just plain going to change, a lot, over the next several years. Anyone who thinks that the way social on the web works today should be set in stone and never changed is either clueless or evil. There is a lot that's missing and a lot that's broken today. Facebook has so much work to do just to be able to increase its monetization to a level that justifies their stock price, but they will also have a tremendous amount of work to do to fix and change social networking. If they do one and not the other they are doomed, but their competitors can get away with doing only one and they'll eat facebook's lunch.

Either way, it'll be exciting to watch what happens.
I'm sad that the only thing I can see is this:

Mobile terms of service

By tapping 'Accept', you agree that Google will use your location in this product and accept the Mobile Terms of Service.

Edit:

After reading the terms and accept...

Using iPhone (nope I'm on iPad) download our app from the store, it's more fun. (no thanks)

Or continue with the standard site. (very small)

And, that last link goes to my home in Google+, not the Linus post.

I have to searh the post again in HN and tap.

The Linus words are funny but not for so much effort.
I'd add the following:

- Makers (Cory Doctorow) -- I recommend this to every entrepreneur and technologist I know, if only because it will inspire you to create something great.

- Masters of Doom (David Kushner) -- History of id software

- Game Over (David Sheff) -- History of Nintendo; seriously wild