skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Looks like name.com refunds your $ on unsuccessful drop catches.

http://support.name.com/entries/21336448-how-does-domain-nab...

So I would use their service for sure, plus Snapnames, Pool and Namejet.

A redemption period of 75 days is quite long, but the link above mentions a 77 day window before deletion, so i think youre up to bat very soon for this.domain.

Best of luck!
You know, when I go out for a run in the mornings, it raises my blood pressure.

Should I give up exercise to become more healthy? :)
I found this a few weeks ago but haven't had a chance to use it yet: https://github.com/seomoz/cawshflow Help figure out how much your AWS services are costing you by project
France has a similarly ridiculous high tax on blank media. The tax level was mostly reasonable when a blank CD used to cost 1 euro, but nowadays, it's a large part of the price. Moronic.
I'm happy in the end we managed to a good gateway, but you definitely have more choice being US-based.
I stopped using fish a while ago, when it would crash whenever I opened a console session (so I couldn't do anything when X didn't start). I switched to zsh with fish emulation, but lately I realized I have a shell that takes much longer to start up and basically does everything fish does, and nothing more.

If fishfish is more stable, I'll switch in a heartbeat.
Read the article. That 1000 figure is pure speculation. It might be that many, and it might not be.

Just being "early" at Facebook isn't enough to create credibility. A person also needs a track record of promotions. Millionaire or not, no one's going to fund someone who joined Facebook in 2007 and didn't get promoted in the interim.

Startups are a lot worse than people assume when it comes to internal promotion. The selling point of a position at a startup is the ability to get in early and have promotions be "inevitable" with growth, but it's equally common that as the company needs to scale, it has to bring on more established people, and those people tend to want leadership roles if they are going to join.

It does sometimes happen that someone joins a startup out of college and is a VP within five years, but that's not the norm. Just as common is for a person to end up a "paper millionaire" but languish in vesting twilight, not getting the raises and promotions that would be available in a more stable company with a better sense of career development.
I don't know if there's a way to advance them manually, but they are in sync with the video. You should able to read them seeking through the timeline.
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Don't worry, everyone already is.
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Hi duiker101, thanks for the feedback. The design is indeed very bare and some of the important functionality is missing (modifying entries is a big one). We will be scheduling games throughout the Euros and adding improvements each week. We hope that by the end of the competition it will be a fuller product. Good luck with your entries ;-)
Software RAID on EC2 with mdadm
I've installed this on my Mac, love it!
I am not on a paleo diet. Instead I'm on a dissociated diet and I lost 42 pounds since February.

I do not avoid diary products. I do avoid bread, but when I do eat bread, I prefer bread that's made of whole grains. And so I'm making my own bread. In general I follow these 2 rules:

(1) I stopped eating refined carbohydrates or preprocessed crap (entirely, no exceptions ... all the sugar I want comes from fruits)

(2) I never combine food rich in carbohydrates with meat or diary (I eat potatoes for instance, but without meat)

As to your question on how can you give up bread: refined carbohydrates give you a dependence, just like nicotine. The more you consume, the more you crave for more. When you stop eating bread daily, you simply will stop carrying about bread.
Author have obviously forgot cycling. Trained man on bicycle can outrun all existing animals using muscular power only, even cheetahs. Not to mention horses...
Sports are absurd because we can't compete with animals?

For a start, it's clearly false. No matter how good dogs are at catching frisbees they couldn't compete against humans in basketball.

More importantly: How is that in any way relevant?

Interesting article but the title is just link bait
Can someone shed light on how privacy will be affected by IPv6?

From what I've read, the typical case is that the ISP assigns statically a 64 bit prefix to the user, and the remaining bits are assigned from the MAC address of the devices, or a more opaque scheme when IPv6 privacy extensions are enabled. But doesn't this leave the user fully traceable based on the prefix only?

Compared to cookies for example, IP addresses are a serious threat to privacy/anonymity because they are logged everywhere, sometimes exposed (e.g. Wikipedia anonymous edits) and basically constitute a universal ID that can be used to make links between all kinds of network activities (web, BitTorrent, Skype, whatever...)
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They need to update the slogan? "A command line shell for the 90s" doesn't really draw me in.

What I want to know:

1. In what specific ways is it better than zsh?

2. Is it absolutely, rock-solid stable?
But if someone were to design a bicycle for a horse I'm sure it could beat us
>Yet being the absurdly self-enthralled species we are, we crowd into arenas and stadiums to marvel at our pathetic physical abilities as if they were something special.

We do?

The larger point being made that we are "born to run" is a more interesting one, though not at all new. If you haven't read it, you should check out the book of the same name, which argues the same position (besides having an excellent story): http://www.amazon.com/Born-Run-Hidden-Superathletes-Greatest...
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I'd be willing to bet some young combat engineer said "but what about the roof?" and some old general replied "you'll never get a horse up there!".
I really doubt that it is still legal in all cases. You might assume that it is legal if that makes you feel comfortable but you must be careful here. I personally wouldn't travel with questionable content on my laptop, smartphone or other device through airports only because it might be considered illegal accidentally.
LCD with tactile feedback (Tactus)
$25 is plenty to buy a domain name and start a website!
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I know I'm not in the majority on this site, but I personally hate web apps. I hate how they look, I hate hearing about how they will replace native.

Personally, I'd like to see native app front ends backed by REST web services that have a cheesy default "web" front end that will work but also tells you how much more powerful the native client is.

Do people really want an OS to be nothing more than "the thing that opens the web browser"? Further, as long as the programming language of web apps has to be or compile to Javascript I'm against it. If it's going to be a platform then it should have a language neutral VM that we can all target. At least give me that.
I think that's exactly what I mean by "paranoia". It's certainly true that MSG makes food taste better than it "really does", and makes you want to eat more-- as do added salt, sugar, or any seasoning for that matter.

For some reason only in MSG does this quality inspire distrust.
Hacker Panel doesn't work very well for me. It nearly always just brings up the submit page, even if the link has already been posted to HN.
I agree, the previous system was bad.
It has been replaced by a system that is also bad. Even worse, this one can be attacked in court because it is obviously unfair.

This is the only situation I know, where a company distributes their product for free and then asks everybody to pay for it. This is a special situation of course, because the public broadcasting has the official task to educate and report in a neutral way. This is welcome - no doubt.

But the presence in the internet and thus on computers is no excuse to collect money from everybody. In contrary, the presence of the internet allows to measure exactly, who is using the services.
In a few years from now, perhaps even today, it would be possible to do the same with the wireless receivers, like TV.

So it would be easy to charge the households who use the service. No GEZ needed any more, but a fair system that charges for usage.
The immediate benefit is that this makes, or with a little refinement (not sure how small the tactile areas can be), touch screens properly accessible to the blind without changing anything on the software interface. That is a very good thing, as it's accessibility, but layered on top of what exists. I wonder if it can do Braille? 'Cause that would just be cool.

I'm not really in to having it for standard UI, I prefer the idea of some kind of electromagnetic field providing the haptic feedback, something a bit less.. crude? Obvious? something like that.
no bluetooth..

also "back" doesn't seem to work, i have to go home/close manually
Many narrow independent regions could cause visibility to suffer.
Tell HN: "Hacker" is the new "Go-go"
Possibly thanks to YC, the term "Hacker" has yet again been redefined. I've been reading HN a few years now, commenting under various pseudonyms, and find it perfectly acceptable that YC and PG call people hackers, even though these "new hackers" aren't hackers in the original sense of the unix neckbeards, the definition of Hacker by Eric Raymond, nor are they Kevin Mitnick or characters played by Matthew Broderick or Keanu Reeves. They aren't anything currently defined in Wikipedia:

1. Hacker (computer security) or cracker, who accesses a computer system by circumventing its security system

2. Hacker (hobbyist), who makes innovative customizations or combinations of retail electronic and computer equipment

3. Hacker (programmer subculture), who shares an anti-authoritarian approach to software development now associated with the free software movement

However, I now see Javascript programmers calling themselves "hackers". And at first I think, "No, you're not!" However, by the YC definition, maybe they are. Basically, if you are a freelancer or entrepreneur and can code, you may be a hacker.

This reminds me of how I grew up thinking Go-go was a table dancer, and then I realized it was a great 80's band, and then realized that the band wasn't that great when I saw them play on SNL. It turns out that there are also a lot of definitions of Go-go also:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_go_%28disambiguation%29
it's no shorter than http://tinyarro.ws or plenty of others...

e.g. http://➡.ws/1wz
Why dont they also put taxes on bags, after all one could carry alot of usb sticks or cds with it...
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FB is a healthy message. Before the IPO it has been noted that late-stage financings were feeling out of control in terms of valuation. BDC-based funds have sprung up to "invest" in the "pop" but don't really help build companies directly.

Smaller, more focused rounds at lower valuations are probably a good thing. So is using sites like kickstarter to generate funded ramps for new products.

The more capital efficient you can be the better.
Would you be any more likely to click a toolbar button? If you mean finding threads automatically, wouldn't that have privacy implications as it would have to send every url you visit back to them?
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Obvious joke is obvious, but he could have called it the Unno Fish Shell?

Looks interesting. I expect my fingers will be even more confused than ever switching machines now (they've never learned that Alt-3 isn't # on linux or that middle-click isn't paste in Putty)
LinkedIn's Mobile App is Harvesting User Information - Here's How to Fix It
within the specification for privacy extensions is the option to change addresses periodically.
The Reddit and HN threads have two scrollbars for me in Chrome (stable channel on Windows 7).

http://i.imgur.com/Awe1L.png
Same experience for me with HN Thread http://kaspa.rs/hn-bookmarklet/. This seems to work much better.

Let's take this url as an example http://daneden.me/animate/.

With HN Thread I get one page.

With Hacker Panel I just get the submission screen.

With this bookmarklet I get all three times the page was submitted to Hacker News.

Thanks OP.
I think that when it comes to diet, you should follow your instinct on how much to consume and listen to your body, while also doing blood analyzes from time to time.
The 100 mile (160.9 km) human record is 11:28 (on par with the camel 144km). The six day human record is 1038km (average sped of 7.2km/h).

http://www.iau-ultramarathon.org/images/file/World_Best_Perf...

Another data point is that sled dogs run the 1100+ mile Iditarod, pulling sleds and sometimes breaking trail, in under 9 days (there is one 24-hour and two 8-hour layovers that are mandatory and included in the time). That beats every other ultradistance number you have stated.
They have to get the hardware out there, first and foremost. Zii Labs (Creative Labs Plaszma OS partners) could have easily competed with iOS in its earlier days, if only they'd gotten the hardware out there. They lost because they didn't get things deployed; but factually the technology is there for a real ass-whooping, in the Mobile Linux-vs.-iOS department. They have to manage a good deployment, and with an investment like this it seems that they are gearing up to do so ..
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I'd been using fish for a year or two before switching to zsh too.

The main reason for me to give it up is because I could not get it to work smoothly with rvm.

I've gotten quite used to zsh by now, and I have to say, I don't feel much for having another go at fish just to run into the same limitations again.
>But pirating movies/music isn't illegal so I guess it evens out?

I don't live in Slovakia or the Czech Republic but I'm just going to go ahead and say you're wrong.
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Agreed, and I found it quite opposed to the stiff boring technical read it could of been. Which I believe was the exact point the author was trying to make at the end of his story.
Take a look at http://facingworlds.co.uk its free to post a job and you dont have to sign up, its good for finding programmers/designers.
But that won't change your prefix will it?
Do you have written down what the software will do? If not, do that first.
> * Or other object-oriented abstraction layer for database access, ORMs aren't the only option.

What do you mean by this? That you should consider a non-relational database? Clearly any mapping from an OOP language to a relational database is an object-relational mapping.
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I agree with some of your points, but at some point, maybe after the MVP is launched and gaining traction, you have to assess your potential and position. That largely starts with identifying risks and opportunities. I think Dixon does a nice job of segmenting out the types of risk you need to consider at that stage.
zsh has a plugin for fish-style syntax highlighting: https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
http://sunflow.sourceforge.net/index.php
=> "April 11, 2007" ?

http://sourceforge.net/projects/sunflow/files/
=>2007-02-09

http://sunflow.sourceforge.net/phpbb2/
=> Could not connect to the database
Story Dice - iOS / Android app for young writers

http://thinkamingo.com/story-dice/
I guess it is WireCard?

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3057008
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http://facingworlds.co.uk . A simple job board I made for people to post/find work for free without any registration :D
I really like what I see, but I don't understand their reasoning for leaving out history substitution (see http://ridiculousfish.com/shell/user_doc/html/faq.html#faq-h...).

Why can't a better interactive history go hand in hand with something like "sudo !!"?
Eating pounds of fruits and vegetables won't
you make you full?

I'm on a dissociated diet and I can offer some anecdotal insight here.

In some days I eat meat and diary. In other days I eat fruits and vegetables only. I also have days where I allow myself to eat whole-grain bread or pasta. The only days in which I don't feel hunger are the days when I eat meat. If I eat for instance pasta, or potatoes, or rice, in 2 hours tops I get hungry again. Of course, if I eat beans or spinach ... these vegetables keep me full longer than rice, but I still get hungry.

So the issue here is that meat and diary get digested slower. Beans and spinach also get digested slower than bread or pasta or refined carbohydrates, while having better nutritional value (because of the extra fiber).

It's really not about the quantity.

Btw, I also eat high-fat pork meat as I really enjoy it. I have no problems with cholesterol or other issues. I think the secret to a healthy life is having a diverse diet + abstaining from preprocessed crap.
What is really exciting about this is that it could potentially be used as an ad hoc surface generator. A basic idea would be to have physical keys on the variety of piano apps available for iOS. An extreme example would be having terrain pop up of the screen in games like "the bard's tale", providing tactile knowledge of the game levels.

There isn't much information on the actual implementation on the website, but if you could make the surface depress-able or not depending on the context requirement, then the variety of applications is endless: Think of the blind, being able to use tablets to read with Braille(non depress-able), or the piano idea from above( depress-able).
How do you get the entire text automatically selected afterwards? A code snippet would be helpful.
>Criticizing legitimate American counter-terrorism and counter espionage and suggesting that it's equivalent to China's suppression of thought of its citizens

This is infuriating. I'm sure China would claim their censorship is "counter-terrorism" or some equivalent nonsense. What the US is doing has nothing to do with terrorism which is why they're catching other crimes (mostly drug related) instead of actual terrorists.

It's frustrating that even on HN there are people who buy into all the eroding of rights in the name of "protecting freedom". The danger the terrorists presented wasn't even that big. They must have been shocked when they saw what they were able to make us do to ourselves.
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I just tried to use the editor again; I was going to open jsfiddle but said why not. There is no way to create a new file. I remember a while back you could at least preload a bootstrap template. All in all, I still like the editor interface but there needs to be a few controls.

The only issue with a 'clunky ui' is the homepage but that might just be a side effect of bootstrap.

On that note, I'd also like to be able to load more frameworks than just BootStrap. Here are a few suggestions:

[1] http://foundation.zurb.com

[2] http://www.getskeleton.com/

[3] http://blueprintcss.org/

[4] http://960.gs/

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I'm wondering about the answer to #1 as well. After trying this out for a bit there's nothing obvious and there are definitely things I miss.
I've been using the original fish[1] for years. I'm very biased, I love fish for many reasons and despite the claims that zsh can do the same things I've never had cause to switch from it. Now it was quite disappointing to see the original fish project seemingly halted. So this isn't simply great news, in the sense that development has been picked back up in the fishfish fork, some great improvements have been made at the same time!

* autosuggestion
(this actually has a great amount of utility for me.
it complements tab-completion quite well!)

* optional web-based config
(great for quickly editing your config settings)

* speed improvements
(although I never suffered from much lag with fish
to begin with)

Overall I think the usability and utility of fish is greatly improved in this fork. Also it's worth pointing out that in terms of out-of-box functionality, some of fishfish features would be very hard to match. Things like autocompletion and simple history scrollback based one partial string matching set fish apart from the pack imo. So far, I'm quite impressed and I hope that more people adopt fishfish as the de facto replacement for fish.

[1] http://fishshell.com/
When I saw the slogan, I thought it was ironic. I kind of like it.
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Going into a huge disscusion on interventionsim is not my intend but let me just make a stament.

Thinking that the waterhead burocarcy in brussel is serving the people at large with there interventions is idialistic at best. The EU is very undemocratic and has been put in place over peoples heads.
Well.. they do have quite a list of possibilities to piggy back off ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_fish_names ) that could reduce confusion but still maintain similarity.
I understand why you prefer to move away from Paypal, however, why don't you show Paypal on the subscribe page? There is just that 1 small blurb on the front page.
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Go to the market and buy 1 bottle of milk and if there are eggs, buy 6. He bought 6 bottles of milk.
Hey thanks, looks like an interesting read
congrats. How about refunds and bank transfer fees? Do they have stripe like integration? Is it necessary to have a SSL certificate?
It's simple to answer why they are able to pull this off: There's a law for that, a law that dates back to the introduction of tape drives. Back then, there were two options:

1. Allow copying for private purposes, introduce a flat fee on empty media (tapes back then, later cassettes, cd-roms, ...)

2. Ban all private copying, prosecute it at all costs. Ban tape drives, control all technology that can be used for private copying.

3. Copy as copy can, no one gets paid. Ignore that this may be an issue for people that depend on producing (music, films, ...)

The (IMHO wise) decision was to stick with option (1), so that's where we're at. The GEMA and ZPÜ, as much hate is directed at them and as much as is wrong with them, are tasked with collection that fee. It's their job and they do it, even if it's unpopular. It's a bit like the Finanzamt (IRS). You don't have to like them, but at least keep in mind that they're doing what they have to.

Now, one may argue that the current system is not suitable for the digital age where empty media is used for so much more than copying audio, or even that the whole GEMA system should be abandoned - and I'm actually on your side in that respect - but well, that's a different topic.

You could also appeal to the regulatory body and argue that the price is too high, and that's what the bitcom rightfully does, but then you'd have to settle on an acceptable price. So what's acceptable? I don't have an answer, do you? They'll eventually figure this out and the high prices demanded are part of their negotiation strategy.
Exactly. I'm sure the instagram guys are crying their eyes out right now, and wiping their tears with hundreds.
Therefore promoting the DVD business instead of incentively them to move to digital distribution.

This is why we can't have nice things.
This is missing the point of a shell by a mile. Extra features are nice. As an extra. Preferably on top of a rock solid platform that works everywhere, on everything, under any conditions. Same reason your PC boots in 16 bit real mode.

I'm quite happy living in the 80s.