skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Did you read the article? Before the first hospitalization, the father had already repeatedly assaulted the mother.

Convinced that nameless people were trying to kill him, he slept
no more than an hour or two a night and started drinking after
five years of sobriety. When his suspicions grew to include his
immediate family, he became violent and threatened suicide. At
one point, he tried to jump out of the car as my mother was driving
down the highway on the way to the doctor’s office. On another day,
he poured motor oil over her windshield as she was pulling out of
the garage. More than once, he hit her. More than once, he
threatened to burn the house down.

The author also pointed out her father is a 250lb man who presumably is significantly physically stronger than her mother. So it's quite clear why they didn't want him going home. Further, in the emergency room

In the emergency room, he grew belligerent, shoving a doctor and
nearly punching an orderly. That’s when he was injected with Haldol
and sent to PESS.

etc etc. And it isn't hard to see the author's torment at being forced to do this to her father.
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Flagged for false title. Googling for "google uk tax avoidance" had this article half-way down the first page.
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I'm pretty sure a product publicly available before the patent was registered can't legally be considered to be in violation of the patent...
It only depends on your definition, which will always end up being twisted for political purposes anyway.

I would say a free market is one without coercion, and capitalism is when private property rights over the means of production are well respected. But many others would alter this, such as saying that it requires a government money supply etc, which I think is not part of an appropriate definition. Not a meaningful discussion really.
A garbage product that is unfortunately pre-installed on hundreds of millions of windows PCs. Its actually quite difficult to remove all of its components; its not just a one click operation as it should be.
Nice work Zack. D3 and Bootstrap work really well together stylistically.
edit.. didnt realize this was /new. hfgl
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Igvita is great.
There's some 24-hour food joints in SF, but no all-night cafes?
I've seen it and it's pretty good. I wish it had more of "following player X during a tournament day", but instead it's more based on interviews of all the members of the team. Still, worth the time and money (whatever you decide to pay for it).
I tried to fix this. I went to a shrink. I'm over 30, I'm not 16. This is the rason I choose this unusual route of action.
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I have had some success with http://www.symantec.com/nrt .
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Sorry, I couldn't resist. I understand why suicide is illegal (so the cops can intervene before you kill yourself), but I still find it amusing to think about punishing people for killing themselves.
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i'm so tempted by the weight and the screen resolution, but thrown off by the glossy display and the sluggish frame rates at > 1440 resolutions. i tried a glossy in 2010 and returned it for a highres antiglare because the reflections created a serious eyestrain problem for me. i doubt the new one will be much better, but look forward to seeing one. and i wish he'd try the framerate tests on mountain lion.

i really need the performance increase over my 2010 but may go w the old style until they work out the bugs in a year.
Not sure if the two are related, but http://youarelistening.to/ has this for a couple other cities.
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He was convicted two years before he died.
Good thing you can't actually click on the images to make them larger. I didn't really want to look at those maps anyway.
Uh, light skin, blue eyes and blonde hair is just 6000 year old?! Sounds really weird to get so common so quickly.

This should already be well known, by the mutation speed of the relevant genes?

What about an alternative hypothesis, like sexual evolution?

Edit: From the wikipedia page, this theory seems to be quite recent. Interesting. (Sigh, I liked the idea of blonde neanderthals. :-) )

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_skin_color#Evolution_of_s...

"This theory is supported by a study into the SLC24A5 gene which found that the allelle associated with light skin in Europe may have originated as recently as 6,000–10,000 years ago[23] which is in line with the earliest evidence of farming.[47]"
In Australia, divulging this sort of information is against he law.
Agreed, though they are decent res if you use the browser to do some manual zooming.
Tooltips that follow the cursor, rather than stably label the element they describe, seem against the clean and rigorous Bootstrap/D3 aesthetics.
Im pretty sure that the way this works is by their own server downloading the file into a dropbox folder on the server. Then they use a copy-reference (https://www.dropbox.com/developers/reference/api#copy_ref) and pass that to the user who will then receive the file. So, in essence is the same as what you said, only using the reference instead of the hash. This reference stuff must be the way it works because you cannot upload a file greater than 150mb through the dropbox api. Lastly, the way that dropbox prevents abuse of the copy-ref api is by bandwidth limiting the reference.
I'm using hiccup for HTML.

Here I gave an overview of my experiment in building a web app entirely in Clojure: http://notehub.org/2012/6/16/how-notehub-is-built
Y'all talk about all these different cities as if the distance is that big a deal. Help me understand. In Texas, everything is 10-20 miles from everything else.

In other words, y'all phrase it as if these cities are very distinct and unique. All of Palo Alto, MV, Sunnyvale and Santa Clara can fit in the northern half of San Antonio.

SF vs. Silicon Valley is one thing.. but Palo Alto vs. Mountain view sounds like complaining about one side of the street vs. another.
Depends on whether you are talking about preventable disease or not.
The UV map doesn't match the color skin distribution that well (there is a distribution map at the end). Natives all over America had reddish-brown skin instead of black, despite receiving similar amounts of UV to Africa. Maybe related to dense forests vs desert/savana?
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I believe you should be using MOAI for this:

http://getmoai.com/

The reason is that its a high-performance cross-platform tool that can be used to target Android, iOS, NaCl (Chrome), Windows, Linux and Mac OSX. You can write one codebase which will run on all of those platforms, and I think you will be very much more productive with this toolkit, which is designed for exactly this kind of use (multimedia/graphics/audio content - i.e. games).

Please check this out, honestly. MOAI is the perfect tool for this application - HTML5 is not, due to the problems with audio playback involved in HTML5 clients right now.
As HN clearly shows :P.

I actually love HN's design aesthetically, but it just doesn't work in a large browser window (even with significant zoom). Maybe I'll steal some ideas from this book and just make a custom style sheet for it.
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I am really confused with your comment, in fact I am not really sure that you and I are talking about the same thing. Before we go any further down the rabbit hole lets make sure we are on the same page:

- There's no way to know what the actual ramifications are.

- There's no way to measure those against the other things that I'm already doing.

Huh? What role do those two statements have to do with the discussion?

I commented that the downvoted parent was a rational interpretation of the situation; you seem to be talking about the rationality of supplying the information to ebay. I did not comment on whether it was rational to supply the information to ebay because I have no concept of your utility schedule.

I am not sure what books you have read about privacy that have not exposed you to an economic analysis of privacy; especially books on Internet privacy. Seriously? What books are you reading?

There is a long history of economic analysis of privacy; Judge Posner published some seminal papers in the late 70s and early 80s [1][2]. A good place to do more research would be anyone of the ten or twelve proceedings from the Workshop on the Economics of Information Security [3] or one of the intro pages by the big professors in the field such as Acquisti[4], Anderson[5] or Ross[6]. Given that you "already do Google searches and watch YouTube videos on my own computer" Prof's Acquisti's introduction to the field seems prescient and especially apropos:

"Behind a privacy intrusion there is often an economic trade-off. The reduction of the cost of storing and manipulating information has led organizations to capture increasing amounts of data about individual behavior. The hunger for customization and usability has led individuals to reveal more about themselves to other parties. New trade-offs have emerged in which privacy, economics, and technology are inextricably linked: individuals want to avoid the misuse of the information they pass along to others, but they also want to share enough information to achieve satisfactory interactions; organizations want to know more about the parties with which they interact, but they do not want to alienate them with policies deemed as intrusive.

Is there a combination of economic incentives and technological solutions to privacy issues that is acceptable for the individual and beneficial to society? Is there a sweet spot that satisfies the interests of all parties? The papers, people, and conferences listed below try to address some of these issues."

[1] Richard Posner. An economic theory of privacy. Regulation, 19-26, 1978.

[2] Richard A. Posner. The economics of privacy. American Economic Review, 71 (2): 405- 409, 1981.

[3] http://weis2012.econinfosec.org/past.html

[4] http://www.heinz.cmu.edu/~acquisti/economics-privacy.htm

[5] http://www2.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/infoecon/

[6] http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/econsec.html
I'd assume that evolution happens quite fast if the trait is already there in the population (people are more or less light-skinned everywhere) and there is such a strong selection pressure (much more food available if you can adapt to the lack vitamin D).
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Well, American natives are supposedly Russian in origin (?), and if they came from a group that had developed the paleness trait, it's feasible that in re-developing darker skin their bodies wouldn't come up with the exact same solution as the original Africans.
With the traffic out here, driving from Mountain View to SF takes anywhere from 45-90 minutes. The other reason is that socially, all of these communities are vastly different.
I believe you should be using MOAI for this project, which is perfect for the goal of having a cross-platform environment with rich media capabilities:

http://getmoai.com/

If you want to discuss it further, let me know, and I welcome you to join the MOAI forums to find other interested developers that can help boot this project up ..
Sparky's is open 24hrs but doesn't have wifi (I believe intentionally).

I'm a little spoiled having lived in NYC directly across the street from a 24/7 Dunkin' Donuts.
I don't understand why they can't all play along. Why can't pip packages be generic enough to be transformed into rpm/deb packages? Why can't a repository of these packages be maintained with a comprehensive and up to date selection of packages for each OS?

Why must everyone reinvent the wheel, but do so in an incomplete way?
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> Palo Alto vs. Mountain view sounds like complaining about one side of the street vs. another.

Here is a fun word: 'microclimate.'

"Due to [SF]'s varied topography and influence from the prevailing summer marine layer, weather conditions can vary by as much as 9°F (5°C) from block to block." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microclimate
We have Symantec AntiVir at work.

Few months ago I was researching way to make DLL's behave like OSX/linux - e.g. while they are loaded, they can get replaced. This is doable with the compiler option /SWAPRUN:CD,NET - e.g. if your dll/exe was running from CD or Network, and the media went down, it should still work. This somehow pulls the whole data somewhere (I guess in the page file), and it can be replaced.

Anyway, as soon I as started using this Symantec started reporting virus reports - not for everything - but few were enough for me to stop.
Yes, but interestingly they aren't very happy about Viatical Settlements, because it's a guaranteed loss for the neurone company. But totally legal.[1]

1. http://www.lisa.org/content/51/Life-Settlement-History.aspx
i wonder whether depigmentation happened fast enough for people to be cognissant of the advantages.

well into the processes, would people know that dark skinned atavisms would have nutritional problems?
Because they're used to using Ruby. The efficiency difference is negligible.

$ time sh -c exit

real	0m0.002s

user	0m0.001s

sys	0m0.000s

$ time ruby -e exit

real	0m0.009s

user	0m0.008s

sys	0m0.000s

OTOH I do agree that it is a bit silly to start a Ruby interpreter if you're only going to use it to shell out :)
Interesting. I would love to hear more about your experience and that point of view. Do you have a blog?
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If you have ever went for a major conference and realized you forgot something.. This guide is useful and provides a sanity check for the stress of a trade-show/conference. The content is still hugely relevant, as conferences for certain industries (healthcare, environmental) are still important events to meet business partners.
So a client could theoretically talk to another client that knows what byte 1257 is and the file would appear to answer what the question implied.
The answer to this question really depends on platforms you are targeting and niche with respect to each of them. For example if you can make a tether app for iPhone without requiring a root and got approved by app store you can make loads of money. At the same time if you make something like that for android, you might end up disappointed.
Many reasons. I like guns, cars, law and order, cleanliness, and square footage. Anything I do in SF (going to a store, visiting an office) is a huge production, compared to MV/PA/MP where I can just drive there, park in a parking lot, go in and do it, and be out in a known amount of time.
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No, that's false -- consider the Maybe case. If you carry around the content of the Maybe, it will still remain valid even after the Maybe itself is overwritten. Races are of course still possible but they don't relate to boolean blindness.
Even driving from one side of the city to the other can get real interesting at times. I don't know what I'd do without the BART.
Seattle is definitely quite nice from that point of view. The whole Cap Hill / Lake Union area is dense with activity and places where to have it.
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Recommendations for good areas in Oakland and also East Bay in general, with nice access to the city through BART?
Wow, what a great way to waste your life.
I use both. Rather than rely on one or the other, they each have their own uses for specific things. Sometimes they overlap and sometimes they don't. Reasoning varies a lot.

I should note that I don't think of organic traffic as purely SEO.
you should be pretty worried if hyperbolic mischaracterization is the best response you have to someones argument.

women have privileges too. women abusing their presumed status as victum in conflicts with men is a very real phenomena.
That's odd, I can rightclick-> open image or zoom just fine. Is something wrong with your (or my!) browser?
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I'm not sure that works. getElementsByClassName (and Id and querySelector) returns a NodeList, not an Array, so there's no foreach, you have to convert it to an array first.
First of all, consider the sources. Yahoo and Redbook aren't exactly pillars of journalistic integrity. Second, just look at that list. PVC Shower curtains? Seriously? Out of all the health risks out there (smoking, drinking, substance abuse, poor eating habits, lack of sleep, etc..) someone out there thought "hey, I bet that plastic shower curtain that I might brush up against for 10 minutes everyday is a super deadly health hazard." Ugh... sorry for the rant, but I really do wonder sometimes, who comes up with this stuff?
I do something similar now and then with a script that takes a photo and a screen grab every minute throughout the day. The resulting 1-2 min movies can be quite fascinating to watch (for me at least).
The European Union government could order the european central bank to print money to buy out the debt, but this creates all sorts of political conflict as it results in transferring real wealth from country A to country B.

what do you mean by ´real´ wealth?
I think you missed the part where byte 1257 was "randomly chosen"
You might like Durham, NC. Small town feel with a slower pace compared to the big cities, but a decent startup scene with a few local incubators and universities nearby. If you want to work for a big company, Lenovo and a couple other big companies have campuses nearby.
Quality of life has a lot more to do with it.

There are gigs on the Penninsula. Might as well be living in LA though. You drive to everything. Traffic is nuts. Biking puts your life and sanity at constant risk. Few areas have any charm to them, and none of those are remotely affordable. San Jose / Santa Clara proper are, apologies, pits.

San Francisco is walkable, has street life, functioning transit (well, for low values of "functioning"), is not strictly a tech ghetto in the way the Penninsula / South Bay are, and beats the heat in the summer (temps ~15-27C rather than 27 - 41C). You can walk to bars, clubs, museums, talks, art shows, or a gym after work, or reach it quickly on transit. When Muni breaks down, you can reasonably walk home.

Yes, housing cost per square foot is higher than elsewhere. That's what density means.
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I would guess it has more to do with time. People only reached the Americas relatively recently[1], from high latitude regions.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Settlement_of_the_Americas
I remember when I was in high school, I had a girl classmate who took AP Computer Science online to pad her resume and get into college. Somewhere along the line she starts asking for help and seeing how I was the only one who knew any programming I volunteered to help. I didn't know very much Java, just knew programming from learning Perl, but Java was easy enough to pick up.

Initially, I was excited. Hey, here's this girl taking computer science. But towards the end, I think I'm the only one who walked away really learning Java and ended up "coaching" her through all her homework, basically just telling her what to type although trying to make sure she understood the concepts each step of the way. I ended up disappointed because she only wanted to pad her resume instead of really learn computer science. Maybe it was taking the class online that didn't let her get interested in the subject, or maybe she just wanted to get the grade and get it over with.

The point is, I think we need to do a better job getting kids in general interested in computer science, not just girls, if we want more girls to go into computer science. Get rid of this misconception that it's just graybeards in a dark room hacking away through the night and put it in kids heads that computer science, or even just programming, is something everyone can do and have fun doing. And maybe try to de-emphasize getting a grade as a goal and emphasize actual learning as a goal. But most importantly, expand computer science availability in high school, so you don't have to resort to taking online classes, which I think are a bad idea in general but particularly bad for kids in high school who are still developing study habits.
That works because the images are being downscaled by the browser, but since the norm is click to expand, because (among other things) asking the browser to download a large image just to downscale it is a waste of bandwidth if the user isn't going to view the large version, the OP didn't attempt to find a larger image that way.
Why not? But it'd be better than an IP address you'd have their dropbox account.
One could take that perspective about most forms of entertainment.
No, not legally, but they will sic their lawyers on you and bleed you dry anyway.
If there is cooperation with another client who has the file you could just get the file from them in the first place.
Rockridge. Downtown / Lake Merritt.

Alameda or Jack London Square, and you can hop on a ferry.

BART gives you 5-15 minute headways from 5am until midnight/1 am, and is very, very reliable except when it isn't. Ferry service is less frequent but generally a nicer ride (more room, less riff-raff, much less scary crap in the upholstery, literally).
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The product is out for about 1.5 years now but I moved to a new domain (from texturepacker.com to codeandweb.com). This is when the trouble started.
I have not signed it yet - just learned about the issue some days ago.
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You can drive and park in most of SF. For $5-15/hour if you insist on trying that downtown. It turns out that transit is cheaper and, generally, faster.
Just because the site is simple in design, doesn't mean that it is built to be used efficiently. Craigslist, as is, is a usability nightmare. When I use the site, I am using it with various Greasemonkey scripts, Firefox extensions and 3rd party web apps to make their content easier to consume/see/understand/filter. These tools are the only reason that I can bare to use Craigslist.

If I am searching for a bike, a simple script to show image thumbnails by every listing will let me see which listings interest me. This saves me time, because now I only have to open a few interesting links. I don't have to scour through many of text links, just to see if they interest me.

The rentals section is constantly bombarded by spam and has very few filtering options. There is no way to exclude keywords. Boolean operators would greatly improve the usability of the site.
The Q&A section of the animated video is also interesting:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3eUP4-BlXI#t=08m24s

It addresses other competing theories, in particular sexual selection and genetic drift.
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"he placed part of the blame on Rhode Island officials, including Gov. Lincoln Chafee"

When you have $50M to invest, you're an accredited investor and you don't get to blame other people when things go bad.