skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The files have metadata to help find the source.(Digimarc used to be implemented also.) The meta data is easily removed as is editing out the watermark.

However those aren't ever going to be paying customers anyway. When you license stock, you get more than just the high resolution file, but also 1. exclusivity if you've requested it and the necessary waivers to use the image in the way intended.

For example, a night time shot of the Eiffel Tower requires a waiver, as the light show is subject to copyright. (Believe it or not!) While a day shot won't require a waiver.

Not having a legitimate waiver is asking for a damages case by the owner, those depicted or other entity. This is covered in most countries via copyright & publicity laws.
You liked it enough to download and listen to...but not to pay? That's not a fan. If you don't intend to pay then don't download against the artists wishes and listen to it via free means.
You have been conditioned by far too much hype. You need to evaluate your software, not be sold on it.
I didn't think he was. I think it was stylistic hyperbole; deliberate heavy-handed response, just I pulled out the "webinar" gun to label someone a "suit" :-)
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Healthy people get hit by cars too.
Except that my iphone is usually off by a few minutes. I don't think Apple got their NTP implementation or usage quite right.
Dude, you gotta show some backbone - you started to apologize as soon as Dustin replied on your comment. If you think the post is lame, say it out loud, nothing embarrassing if you have your own opinion, and as far as I see, you didn't insult anyone.
"You are sadly misguided if you think that removing phones will turn previously disinterested students into enthusiastic participants."

Oh yes, we had lots of ways of loosing attention when I was a teenager long before the invention of mobile phones.

With the phones, the disruption comes from outside in the form of messages, not from the student's own brain. The latter can be managed by changes of activity and movement round the space (plenary/group/present/plenary type lessons). The former disrupts even the interested students.
>I suspect that the metal detectors may allow for the detection of knives, guns and so on as well as electronics

Well I would hope so.

>may not be a good signal to send.

Oh make no mistake, their presence really disgusts me, this is just another off-putting aspect.
Why are the cooling towers on nuclear power plants funny shaped?
Its a good framework but the development cycle is far to fast. Every few months there is a new full iteration where core functionality is added and development practices change.

I feel it would be far more usable and popular if the dev cycle slowed and the framework was allowed to mature and gain some traction.
Please let PHP die.
Please, you don't have to apologize:

The quote is great and relevant right now, with the last acomplishment of Elon Musk and his crew that is extraordinarily remarkable.

And I think that the determination line of thought is very appreciated here in HN and consistent with your own work.

http://www.paulgraham.com/determination.html

http://www.dustincurtis.com/press_on.html

Thanks for sharing.
Where does it say stateless? seems like a stateful framework, it has fat-bottomed sessions:

http://laravel.com/docs/session/config
Indian boy solves 350-year-old Math problem set by Newton
PHP is not dying.
It's a CNN-branded opinion blog covering Apple, not a CNN news report.
Django admin site: access, filtering and restrictin
Don't let it get you upset. I'm on your side on this. I've found that on HN there's a large number of 20-something geeks who are book-smart but life-dumb, as well as a large percentage folks who are frankly very close to being sociopaths, if not outright sociopaths. So yeah, a lot of HN readers are going to be utter pinheads when it comes to debating about healthcare. The reality of people's health experiences is very messy, very random, extremely stressful and utterly terrifying and unfair at times. It's not about simply shopping for the lowest price on some commodity at a local store. It's about a loved one who is vomiting blood and you don't know why and it's 2am. It's about being told you need medical insurance then getting denied because you have a pre-existing health imperfection on some long list of terms -- no shit, sherlock, right? It's about the primary breadwinner of a family being diagnosed with cancer at age 30. It's about an expecting couple being told that based on tests of their fetus that the baby is very likely to have Down's syndrome.

So fuck shopping around. Fuck the market. Fuck economics. Fuck capitalism. Fuck the Republican and really the Libertarian outlook. Fuck everyone who thinks it's every man for himself, I got mine, everyone else can go fuck themselves. Until they wake up one day to find they've got some horrible problem and need help too.

You know when it makes sense for everyone to compete and not give a rat's ass about anyone else? Say you're running a 100-yard dash. Or playing a video game contest. Those are true competitions, may the best man wins. But when you're sick, your family, a neighbor, a fellow citizen, that is precisely the time when it is NOT okay and NOT humane or civilized to think like that.
The reason we're still using the old plants is because even wind power is cheaper per watt hour than a modern nuclear plant.

Finland is building one at the moment. At $4.1 billion it's now 50% over budget.
What do you suggest as a replacement of MVC?
What do you see? 403 Forbidden?
> Chernobyl is actually a wildlife wonderland

"Not scientifically justified".

(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6946210.stm)

> But scientists who assessed the 1986 disaster's impact on birds said the ecological effects were "considerably greater than previously assumed".

(http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/14250489)

> "Many people come here expecting to see a lunar landscape, so when they see trees, and birds and a few mammals, they're surprised.

> "They think, 'ah well maybe it's not so bad'.

> "But what we're finding is that there is a significant impact on both the population and the biodiversity - the number of species - in the zone. And it's directly proportional to the level of contamination."

(But the article mentions that this is a polarised debate, and that this is only one side.)

Chernobyl Birds are Small Brained

(http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_9387000/938...)

Insects in decline

(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7949314.stm)
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Maybe there's also a market for lead-lined phone baggies that students can stash in the bottom of schoolbags.

(If schools are acting like the TSA...)
This sounds like superstition, borne of lack of experience with C.

I'm not saying assembly isn't interesting, or worth learning (to some degree). I spent quite a bit of my youth poking at 6510 and 68000 assembly (C64 and Amiga, respectively). But, I don't think it was more enlightening than my first few weeks with K&R, which were eye-opening on a whole other level. It's just misses the point to say C has oddities or whatever; maybe just say that learning a little assembly can be fun and useful, and leave it at that.
How to promote your blog
I can't resolve the name; However, I can access the google cache, so Google clearly has been able to see it.
Designing (and converting) for multiple mobile densities
Can you explain please? Do you mean like an image encoded in a URI? If so that's why I called it a "regular URL", so as not to be confused with a URI; to recapitulate I'm referring to a mere link to a resource and not the resource as contained in a link.
Belize is one of the scariest places I've ever been (along with Antigua, on my list of "avoid" in latin america). It is scary because it seems safe on the surface (unlike actual war zones), but is gang ridden right under the surface, and it's really easy to get caught up in it. (friends of friends were murdered in each place, although in Antigua it was due to the offshore gambling industry turf war craziness; in Belize it was just gang bystanders).

IMO it is insane that some of the Seasteading people seem to be considering doing anything there.
Its there, plain as day. http://cl.ly/GwZz
In a real world PHP is more alive than most of other web languages. Our salaries are paid by businessmen and they don't give a shit how it works as long as it works.
That's actually really interesting. Never knew you could put contenteditable on a style tag and have it work like that.
What does nslookup show you? This is output for me:
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: proxy.heroku.com
Addresses: 174.129.20.208
184.73.171.204
50.16.215.41
50.16.215.67
Aliases: hackersays.com
hackersays.heroku.com

Can you access hackersays.heroku.com?
Some of us did have 8 bit LISP machines, in my case AcornSoft LISP on a BBC master (a Cray compared to a c64).

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acornsoft_LISP

The implementation was pretty bare but it was fast and very useful.
Covering up the Chernobyl mess? What makes you think covering up Fukushima has cost a lot? I mean, yeah the nuclear industry has a lot of free PR drones in IT for some reason, but still, it's gotta be pretty costly to run the kind of shit they did.
they should just turn the classrooms into faraday cages. Problem solved and no storage required.

Back in my day we didn't have phones in class (they were too big and expensive). We still played up, did little work and achieved nothing :)

If the teachers gave a toss and were engaging, it would be a different story.
My bet is a mix of incompetence (on the part of 38 Studios leadership, and government side), plus maybe some under-the-table kickbacks. They could have just started the company the obvious and healthy way, by making a product then selling it, then iterating and scaling up using organic revenue that came from customers. When customers buy your shit, they're voting with your wallet to say, "I want your shit. Take my money", so it solves or derisks the whole "Is there a market for this? Will we burn through this investor cash and ever fail to make payroll?" problem rather neatly. But instead they tried to juice it with investor crash. Which at times is a bit like trying to finish your semester project early by snorting a lot of cocaine so can skip sleeping. It just might work out ok and come to a gentle landing. But all kinds of forces pushing against that happening, and far more risky.
Hey no real advice marketing wise, but one in the front of ux, please consider consider adding some sort of video lightbox effect on the videos (for example here: http://chartbrain.com/chart/videos/hot).

For me it was a big turn of in this kind of site at least to have to go to a new page to see the video, I wanted to sort of go quickly through many of them...

Otherwise, I kind of liked the site, not sure if I would personally use it but it seems ok...
> There's a real question as to whether war ought to be shown in all its gory
"It is almost impossible to produce antiwar films or documentaries that also present images of battle. It is like trying to condemn pornography while showing erotic love scenes. The prurient fascination with violent death always overpowers the message. War has become part of the modern industrial landscape. Indeed, its tools are often the cutting edge of technology." - from Chris Hedges' "War is a Force that Gives Us Meaning"

Great speech here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2SaM8RJ30c
Social bloggers as Scoble are generally useless but this time he raised an interesting point:

Twitter is the ghost town not G+ and he brought some impressive figures proving that.

I don't know if he's right, I reduced time in all networks but Twitter is slightly before G+:

- FB 1-5 times/day

- Instagram 1-5 times/week

- LinkedIn 1-2 times/week

- Twitter once per week (at max)

- G+ never

- Path never

I think his large number of followers on G+ is a result of his very early engagement on G+ spamming the network around the clock. Moreover, the Twitter audience is not a perfect match for Scoble—his posts have a special style, verbose and opinionated and obviously don't appeal to the typical Twitter user (tech and Internet savvy who are often better informed than Scoble himself).
What workers lose by staying put
As in, Y-Combinator Space? :).
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None.

No google account, no Facebook account, no windows live ID either.

You should not have to sign up for anything to use your device to its full potential.
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I'm not saying that US healthcare is great. I'm saying that having a weak economy and spending 30% of GDP is the definite way to disaster. See, the difference is not in the quality, but in the fact that US (inefficiently) spends money that it has (well, borrowed from China, but who cares, China doesn't), while Greece spends money which it hasn't. While having an overall (from the glance of the beholder) better health "climate" (obesity seems to be a nonissue in Southern Europe, red wine and olive oil makes wonders compared to HFCS, chips and beer).
I live in Bay Area, buy organic food and all that, but still can't get used to how sweet is everything sweet is in the US.
You should check out http://getlaravel.com/ for some basic examples. I've been using Laravel for a few weeks now and I love it! The simplicity is next to none and it certainly has sped up my dev time.
I'd recommend trying it for a week and see how you get on, I think you'll fall for it too.
G+ has far less updates that facebook on my account, and that's a feature !

People there don't post they have been wasted yesterday or they ate a mayonnaise sandwich. They share relevant news. I don't check facebook much anymore...
No.

Any ideas on how to fix it?
linked from github page https://github.com/fightforthefuture/internet_defense_league
Does this add value to others who use GoDaddy auctions?

Somebody somewhere out there will find value for this. I just don't know what that number is for you.

...

What do you think about the usability of the app?

I personally don't care about pagerank when looking for a domain. I care more about the domain itself. Others my differ. Just a personal preference. In my experience, pagerank is meaningless.

...

I thought the name was cute - Do you think I'd face any issues with it? (legal issues from GoDaddy)

GoDaddy also owns gomommy.com so not sure. In the grand scheme of things, probably unlikely but I'm not a lawyer and this is purely an opinion.

...

How could I monetize it? Do you think its valuable enough to pay a monthly fee - $10 a month?

I personally wouldn't pay for a service like this but someone else might. Not exactly the most helpful answer but there is a target audience for most things. You just gotta go find them.
Wow, that product is crazy. Was it a success?
Opinions, Arrogance, Bubbles and the Facebook IPO.
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nslookup:

$ nslookup hackersays.com
;; Got SERVFAIL reply from 75.75.75.75, trying next server
Server:	75.75.75.75
Address:	75.75.75.75#53

** server can't find hackersays.com: NXDOMAIN

hackersays.heroku.com nslookup:

$ nslookup hackersays.heroku.com
Server:	75.75.75.75
Address:	75.75.75.75#53

Non-authoritative answer:
hackersays.heroku.com	canonical name = proxy.heroku.com.
Name:	proxy.heroku.com
Address: 174.129.23.129
Name:	proxy.heroku.com
Address: 107.21.99.190
Name:	proxy.heroku.com
Address: 107.21.95.3
Name:	proxy.heroku.com
Address: 174.129.20.208

EDIT: SSHing to my east-coast server resolves it fine; maybe DNS record changes are still propagating?
That feels very lovely indeed. I really like the URL reverse routing, have been missing it from all the frameworks I tried.
It sucks that Curt is going to have this failed thing associated with his name now. Because his prior big splash in the game industry is/was with the board wargame Advanced Squad Leader at his company Multi-Man Publishing. They did a stellar job at bringing ASL back to market and back from the dead, especially with the Starter Kit series -- brilliant design, just what ASL needed to bypass the complexity hairball of the full system, which was so intimidating to potential newbies. So perhaps this was a case of a mortal biting off more than he could chew. I also strongly hope that this doesn't somehow indirectly hurt MMP or ASL and they keep on kicking ass.
Eve is like dwarf fortress in many ways.

It's not diablo, or call of duty, or fallout. Those are games.

These are brutal simulations. If you want to understand, read the stories that come out of them, boat murdered (df) and the gentelmans club (eve).

Both games have a player filter because of their difficulties.

Both games give you !!FUN!! by virtue of punching you and not treating you like an infant.

If you bring something to the table, like imagination, creativity, then you will find some thing in eve that you won't find in any other game.

In all other games things are scripted to be fun. Here it's different. I really can't even find the words to describe how and why they are so different.
It's also broken on my MacBook running Chrome. I can only see the first/title page.
Who's to say the guy watching the phones for the school isn't copying the flash drives off the smartphones? And honestly why would they? I doubt the contents of a teen's cell phone are very interesting and doing so would endager their business which they take seriously enough to have a 2 million dollar insurance policy on.
I use Twitter in a very different way than Facebook though, and for very different reasons. I follow a small group of smart, funny or creative people that tweet really interesting stuff, but personally I tweet only a few times a month. Am I alone in that I don't use Twitter as a social networking tool, and more of a broadcasting-listening tool?

To anyone looking at my twitter, it might seem extremely quiet and ghost-townish, but I am using Twitter much more than Facebook and getting more from it, albeit passively.
I've long sworn off Facebook, and have always been rather active on Twitter. I just hope G+ gets a good, functional mobile layout. I'm not sure how I feel about the current one yet.

Everyone I know is on Facebook, and nearly everyone is on Twitter (with more joining just this week.) I have a large group of friends from a web community that all joined G+ at the same time, so, it's a completely valid social network for me, without having to do any work of reorganizing friends from high school who add me.

Basically, for me it's a second chance at adding people on a social network, and this time, with easier tools, I'm getting it right.
In some circumstance, when you're healthy, you could comparison shop.

Except: you can't. Try to find out how much a major medical procedure will cost you -- if you can find anyone who gives you any numbers at all, you'll be lucky if that's what you actually get charged. (And then try to find out how much your insurance, if you have any, will pay for! And then try to complain when the final bill is different!)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care_prices
Search space = 4^(15x15) = 2.9 × 10^135

Impossible.
Given a choice between AAPL and AMZN as a source for purchasing "ebooks", which would you prefer?
The best pagination style I have come across is this:
http://karaboz.ru/2007/11/19/paginator-3000-postranichnaya-n...

Just add text links for previous, next, last and first and you're set.
So do you host your own email, cloud storage, music streaming, and web site? Is their a realistic way to have these services with our signing up for an account?
Don't forget touch. In the last 5 years we've moved from a world where most computer interaction happened with a monitor on a desk and a virtual mouse pointer. Now many consumers user smartphones as their primary computer - which they hold in their hand and touch with their fingers. This made the computing experience more emotional and personal and there the "experience" part of the software a lot more important.
for everyone that says g+ is a ghost town, you must not be finding people to follow. The entire point is circles. I'm on g+ everyday, and even has become my bookmark and evernote replacement, ill post to myself.
Man take on 10,000 hours of deliberate golf practice in his 30s
Given those two options, I would choose... the Pirate Bay.
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Not jails, storage facilities for kids, cell phone storage is an auxiliary service.
I agree with the general principle. Interestingly though, for fitness, the opposite worked for me. I threw myself into P90X, which is on 7 days a week, sometimes even two workouts a day. I've been exercising with similar or higher intensity ever since. The integrity of the program and the trust you can have knowing you will get better if you stick to it makes it hard to quit. If you start slow, you'll just lose time.

And there is nothing like seeing and feeling results three weeks in to take one through and beyond.
At least modern browsers don't let the page to cloak the address by setting window.status anymore. IIRC that was quite popular in 1990s.
Can't be since we haven't done any DNS changes for a few weeks now.
> bring your design all the way up to the level of a 37 Signals type app

What? 37Signal apps are usable and all, but just open Dribble..
http://getlaravel.com/
I agree it's definitely not one size fits all. But I'm curious to know, had you been exercising at all before you started out on P90X? Or was it just one day to the next you were working out full time?
US debt is approx $15,722,000,000,000

The estimated population of the United States is 312,840,860
so each citizen's share of this debt is $50,000
> 7. Put First and Last links on the outside
> Nothing is more counter-intuitive than a Last link followed by a Next link.

Instead of making the following change like the author suggests:

prev first [numbered links] last next

to

first prev [numbered links] next last

IMO, it's better to always show the link to the first/last page as the first/last numbered link. For example:

prev 1 ... 56 57 58 [58] 60 61 62 ... 120 next

Advantages:

1. You avoid showing disabled "first" or "last" link when you're at the first or last page.

2. The numbered link to the last page also show you the total page count.

3. It's more likely that people will want to click the "next" link than the "last" link.

4. It's more likely that people will want to navigate from page 2 back to page 1 via the browser's back button than clicking on a "first" link.
I don't use G+ for anything other than spamming links to my blog. Interestingly enough I have almost 2k "followers" despite never engaging with anyone beyond the comments on my blogs.

Twitter, on the other hand, I spend my whole days there. It doesn't get as many clickthroughs to my blog, but it's magnificent for chatting with people and keeping in touch with interesting people I would like to get to know (rather than those I already know).

As for FB ... there is still nothing better for organizing group events between scatterbrained friends.
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