skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It may not be a huge feature, and I may even be missing it somewhere in the app, but there also doesn't appear to be a way to simply get a list of check ins from a given user.
I have to say I'm pretty amazed I haven't gotten an email from LinkedIn yet about their leak. Craziness. They seem to have no problem occasionally changing the setting of my "send me emails updating me of my networks" option.
Heh - it is not without its drawbacks! The Google Checkout icon didn't hit that problem, as they used tables, but certainly in this case I don't see how that could be achieved quite so readily.
It will look cool in iPad, PC, Mobile devices. No need to create multiple images at any size.
If you go to the user screen for a user that you are friends with you can scroll down to see a feed of all their actions on foursquare (checkins, tips, lists, everything).
Yes, it could have been a little earlier but from what it seems, it was before the leak.
What ideas do you have in mind?

(It's not what I think is innovative. Who cares what I think? I'm just some commenter on Hacker News with a green account. Thiel himself criticized the iPhone and by extension similar Silicon Valley products as not being the type of "innovation" he thinks America is capable of. I'm suggesting he's hardly in a position to make that criticism given that he himself benefits from this meaningless stuff SV churns out.)
I should have said that - excellent point!
No need to sulk

I know, but I want there to be cool things that solve everything. And anyways, sometimes I enjoy sulking.

Now excuse me while I go gather a huuuuuge pile of zeolite. :)
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Yeah, it's interesting how technology often takes around 20 years from invention to reaching the market place. (Perhaps not so) coincidentally 20 years is also the period of a United States patent.
How is Flask any different from using say, CherryPy?
What is true is that they aren't using the blue-pinstripe look of the original iPhone anymore.

That's what I mean and that's why I don't think people should waste so much time trying to emulate that look down to the last pixel in Phonegap apps. Users don't care anyway as long as your app looks good.
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Typically: experimenting might be tricky when your users have to perform a business process which is (supposedly) stable.

any additional tip is welcome.

thanks!
This Photo gallery has professional look and the mac dock effect attracts me more...
Use SVG. It's a million times better and its a lot less likely to break. Heck, it's designed to draw images.
You're looking for a non-technical co-founder. Far easier to find one of those than it is to find a technical co-founder. Consider yourself lucky.

Try posting this on Quora (more business types) or a site like founder2be.com.

As somebody else said, the key is finding somebody who shares your vision, not just somebody who can sell.

You could also create an affiliate program and put it on a site like cj.com or clickbank.com who manage the affiliate relationship for a cut and send you lots of affiliates. Affiliates are basically the internet version of commission only sales reps.

Another option would be AdWords. If you can convert traffic that should be profitable. You can get longtail relevant keyword traffic for $0.05-$0.30/click if you bargain hunt+spend a lot of time w/ the keyword tool. Doesn't take a whole lot of signups/click to make that profitable at $75.

Good luck.
For legacy browsers you do not have much choice but a bitmap image. SVG is not supported under IE8, and CSS support is very variable depending on the browser versions as well.
I haven't checked what the hash function and length used in PwdHash is but I use PasswordMaker which is kinda the same thing except you can specify exactly how the hash is generated from your master password. Because you don't have to remember the hash it can be as long as the website allows. If you use say.. 12+ characters of SHA-256 with alpha/numbers/symbols then it's probably going to take hackers at least a few years to find your master password.
Sounds to me like this guy was using the wrong tool for the job.
Er, that looks pretty hideous to me.

I guess the idea is that Pyramid exposes a lot of the internals so that you can tweak it, but what's going on in that code is completely lost in the noise. From all of the hits that I can see on Stack Overflow, I'm not the only one who finds it hard to understand.

Not to mention that it completely punts on adding any sort of persistence for user models or password hashing. I stopped trying to figure out what was going on when I realised that

headers = remember(request, login)

actually returns the raw headers as a list of strings, and you need to feed them manually back into the response.

Compare to Django's login, which is a lot clearer, even though it includes all of the things that the Pyramid version skips over: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/auth/#django.co...
it actually comes from batman

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paranoid, schizoid, extremely brilliant

orphan billionaire philanthropist

extreme insider+outsider
Well, I'm not sure if the author is correct. I'm sure that the spammers use automated scripts and there also a lot of script kiddies, which just use the script without knowing how it works. I changed to ..[at].. [dot].. email notation a while ago and I received much less spam.

I'd to compare it to ssh on port 22. If you run it on the default port you will notice a lot of failed logins etc. If you change the port to e.g. 8756 you don't get any failed logins anymore, because the script doesn't scan and just use the default port.
Ahh interesting. My password was on the list(I changed it before checking).

old password: ve78d9k6k

4c1433ca9d58d7d7ba00658d209583d8edde144a
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Na.. that will be too much work for the user, plus disabling DNT will mean it's disabled for everyone, not just the said website. It also does not make alot of sense, disabling DNT does not make site any money directly. So it will only raise suspicion in a casual user's minds, that why would the site need to track him/her when there is no apparent monetary profit to the site.

Instead they can show a banner that DNT is enabled and when it is disabled, the banner is gone.
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I care about why you think the essay is stupid and if your opinion can be justified.

I don't care why you think that he is unqualified.
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No, he is trying to demonstrate how to use 'xargs node -e'.

Are you even reading this discussion properly or are you just searching for some shell snippets and ridicule them as soon as you get a chance? This is what it looks like from your history: http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=uselessuseof

ionwake doesn't want to learn how to search a word. He wants to know how 'xargs node -e' works. Please read this again: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4075293
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Is it only me or anybody else finds the multi select annoying and not at all good UX? It looks good but the means to select many values is inefficient and tiresome.
This is also an awesome little trick:

<span class='reverse'>moc.liamg@liame.my</span>

.reverse {
direction: rtl;
unicode-bidi: bidi-override;
}
No, just require that the password is entered to change the user's email address. Then a new hash can be generated and stored.
Whoops. Mind the sarchasm there ;)
It completely failed for me on Android browsers - although I admit I gave up after a few minutes. I tried the examples (http://ivaynberg.github.com/select2/#) on the latest native android browser, Chrome mobile, and Opera mobile.
True but this also supports dynamically loaded data with infinite scrolling and other things that a normal select can't do. I suppose it's a trade off.
Er...Gandhi typifies almost everything Thiel is talking about.

Extreme outsider to extreme insider to victim.
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It's art. What purpose does art ever have?

If you're the kind of person that feels art is of no real value, this is the same. If you're the kind of person that feels are is in and of itself something to cherish for its own sake, then this is also the same.
I'm not "trolling", I just disagree with you.

And yes, I know you wrote it. You wrote SQLAlchemy too.
They used to, for at least the first 12 months, have quite a large 'download the app now' button.

This I believe was in the 'pre-comments on the website' era.

Couldn't find an image of this so might entirely be in my head.
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Completely off-topic, but I love the redesigned Silverlight player for Netflix on PC. It's gorgeous.
Explore looks more and more like a killer feature and foursquare seems to be touting it up front nowadays. I really like the direction they're going with it combined with tips. There's something to be said about reading what are essentially tweets about a certain place instead of a long-winded review on Yelp. Explore + tips is probably going to replace searching for random venues on Yelp when I want to try something new in the vicinity.

That being said, I'm still wondering how they'll monetize despite how very useful it is. I know Amex has been in bed with them lately and even after talking with a friend at Amex I still don't know where the money would come in.
But you still can't click on it, and if you copy it, it's backwards when you go to paste it. Well, unless your MUA is aware of rtl, then it looks fine until the email bounces (and the bounce falls into your spam filter).

Generating the email address in javascript is probably a better solution (and if you generate it early enough in page load you'll catch proxy browsers like Opera Mini as well).
No, I meant a panel of VC's that occured some time prior to the date of the lecture, not the panel at the lecture. The speakers at the lecture were not VC. But I can't find the reference to it now. So I guess ignore that comment.
At the time jQuery widgets like this and Bootstrap CSS seems to be the best platform for frontend development.
Don't imply it's a silly suggestion! They can freeze your money, block a transaction, etc. etc.

Whatever PayPal does, Facebook can do too.
Also this is Python, so you can poke the internals however you like :)
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Django is just badly designed. Many things in Django don't work right from the start, and changing them is a big, big pain. When I tried Django, I had to make some changes to the authentication (I can't remember well, but I think I wanted to be able to sign in with email addresses). It was a big pain that took quite a while, and made it incompatible with the rest.

In the end, as the application grew, I had to throw out most of Django and just use my own custom written code. Steep learning curve for a process that will be thrown out later anyways.

A micro-framework is much better. At least you can mix and match as you want.
Did I say the essay was stupid? (Is it an essay, or is it lecture notes?)

I said the notes were "interesting". I said the conclusion was "the weakest".

Can you be more specific?
That's exactly what I observe, so it likely is kicking back to the Mozilla implementation.

If you need me to test/debug, give me a shout. I'd be happy to help.
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It worries me that they seem to by implying that, e.g., MD5 and SHA-1 are impossible to reverse, when my understanding is that that isn't the case.

"Do not reveal anything about the input that was used to generate it" seems to be too strong a claim, though I hope someone will tell me differently.

Edit: Never mind, I see that you clarified what technology they use further down.
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I actually don't worry that they'd screw with the money at all. They are professional & big (think: Won't go away, can pay from their pocket if they screw up) enough in my book to trust them with transactions.

Unless you consider that you're now not only giving them data about your private life, friends and preferences, you add the 'successful conversion, bought X' data point to a data set that is already too big by my standards.
It's like combining my address book, private pictures, credit card bills and entering that data into a huge corporate database so that I can chat and plough a virtual field.
Right. As if it wasn't obvious from day one of Facebook credits that they will try something like this in the future. I'm surprised it took them this long. Not that I plan on using it or anything - I've almost completely gave up using my FB account.
please define the X axis.
You misread him. He's saying that it's unfair to compare alembic, written solely by him, to something built into Django and debugged by lots of people.

Which is fair enough IMO, but it's not really convincing me that Flask is a better way to go.
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No hash is impossible to reverse but I think the strength of these systems is that the final password isn't something you need to remember. It can be as long and as complex as the website allows. Even weak hash functions like SHA-1 are unrealistic to reverse when the search space is big enough, i.e. enough characters
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>Suddenly you have to pay for everything.

False dichotomy. It's not "targeted ads vs no content on the internet".
People will just have to use generic ads, not targeted ones.
I don't think there will be any meaningful difference in profit, and
even if there is, then so be it.
Shocking that they didn't even use the basic technique of using salts before hashing!
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It's a one line fix, just the developer listening for a mousedown and not a touchstart event.

https://github.com/ivaynberg/select2/issues/77
It looks like you're new here. Make sure you understand the context before you go trolling else you might be mistaken for a chatterbot with all the non sequiturs.
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As the CTO of an adserving company, I can confirm that we consider (too) strict legislation a big threat, and as such are more than willing to adopt initiatives like the DNT header.
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Ask HN: How to get out of a slump?
Started working on my startup right after working non stop on a previous project. We started about 2 months ago but haven't been able to get much done in the past month. Feels like I waste a lot of time. Haven't written much code in the past 4 weeks.

I used to workout regularly before and play sports. Haven;t been doing much of that now. Would love hear thoughts about how others get their motivation back?

A regular time table? Exercise?
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> ..microwave system but then the inefficiencies are going to hurt.

What inefficiencies? A microwave should be more efficient due to it only energizing H2O bonds.
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It also breaks two OSX defaults:

- spacebar on a highlighted item should select it

- the select menu should open on mousedown, not mouseup.

Otherwise, it's a very nice piece of work.
But... a convenience to do what?
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If he wants to show his ideas are right, it is on him to prove it with evidence. Anyone with a loud microphone can talk endlessly. It is easy to cherry pick examples to support your idea.

This is not knowledge.
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> If you have a job, the money you earn is compensation.

It's compensation for the time you spent - they give you money, you give them time. The relationship to creative work is you give them money, they give you more. You do not pay for the existing work - you pay to encourage more work (not necessarily by them, also by someone else who sees that it's possible to make money this way). That's directly from the constitution of the USA.

If they don't want your money, then you can use the work (morally). What reason would there be to prevent you from using the work? People do not own creative works despite a lot of people really really really wishing they could. People simply have the right to demand encouragement, but if they refuse that encouragement then that was their choice.

I am well aware of the current usage of consume - I still don't like the word for this purpose (using something, where the original continues to exist). Check the dictionary - I will quote: "To destroy, as by decomposition, dissipation, waste, or fire; to use up; to expend; to waste; to burn up; to eat up; to devour." That was the only definition given, if you have others feel free to quote them.

> But the author does not have the authority to dictate what offers must be accepted.

Missed my point. Why does the creator of the work get to dictate that I can't watch it? He can't. He can only expect money as encouragement to create more. Once that is refused he doesn't get to tell me what to do.

> Also, I didn't bring up anything about copyright. So I'm not sure how you know I have it all reversed.

So do tell, besides copyright what give the creator of a work any right at all to tell someone else what to do? It was a reasonable assumption, if it's wrong then I have no idea what you are talking about.
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I was at the talk, and the way he explained it was that the first column allows for less customization. Kenneth said that if he would use Linux he would spend all day tweaking it, and not getting work done. The same goes for pen & paper notes over digital notes, once they're written down, you're not tweaking them anymore. A simple text editor does not have all the fancy functions to play with that an IDE does. So he is indeed advocating the first column, with regards to them being tools that are not as configurable as the second column.
You'll only find half of your answer here - those trying to market their apps. The real trick is finding out if the people that represent the other half of your business model think it's a good idea.

Some questions you need to ask yourself:
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2. Where do they hang out?

[a] The HN crowd could be early adopters for a service like analytics or something techy, but probably not the best crowd for, as a wild example, a premium knitting service.
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Now you can see why my brain was fried trying to type all that correctly. Not only do the phonemes sound the same, the letters are mirror images of each other. I think I now know how dyslexics must feel all the time.
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Surely a microwave oven is not 100% efficient in converting the input electrical energy into output heat in the object to be heated? I'm not sure how near 100% it is.
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