skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I suspect it is because most users save their passwords in the browser or don't end up going through the homepage.

Myspace and Zoho both have login buttons on their homepage. Having the actual form is likely a design decision as the form doesn't look nice and isn't efficient for these companies.
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>>>Unfortunately skinny does not imply healthy.

Yes, this: Thin people can be fat on the inside
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18594089/ns/health-fitness/t/thi...

Doesn't matter how thin you are. Inside, your cardiac arteries can be clogged as hell.
"Status: Virtually illegal"

Yeah, you got me (insert rolleyes).

Car insurance also doesn't operate on a free market, for the reason you cite. I don't care that "few people" would argue it (appeal to authority; you like fallacies don't you?). You seem to think that something is either a state monopoly or a free market, but it is not so.
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Except for games and some build cycles, I'm almost never waiting because the CPU has maxed out.

That's just ... Weird. What would "maxing out" even mean for a CPU? Going "fast enough", somehow? Maybe because build cycles is exactly what I do a lot of my time in front of a computer, I really don't think CPU:s are ever going to be "fast enough". Even if just doing "ordinary computing", I often think e.g. browsers and office applications are rather slow.
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Weight gain is not because you have eaten the wrong food its due to too many calories. Simple as that.
Look towards your grandfather's daily activities
and not just his diet

Oh, definitely.

The point I tried making is that we cannot pinpoint yet the exact cause for the trends in heart-disease, obesity and diabetes. You simply cannot blame it all on meat, or on eggs, or on carbohydrates.

In fact it's quite the opposite ... by making changes to the diet of our grandfathers, we risk a ton of negative side-effects. People nowadays drink low-fat milk, but our grandfathers were drinking whole milk straight from their own cows without problems. And our metabolism is a complex mechanism - we forget that homo sapiens were unable to digest milk, but now we digest it just fine, so it's definitely a mater of context, like culture and genetics.

And personally I tend to blame this all on three things - sedentary lifestyles, stress and preprocessed crap that contains sugar, with sugar being the only common compound that is partly carbohydrate, partly lipid, while also being a nutrient that our grandfathers had little access to.
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Walt's background and motivations are that he was an evil criminal looking for an excuse to become what he actually is...
That's talking about throughput. Getting good pause times and good throughput is still hard. Even if you have 100x as much memory, you still get the same pause times (albeit less frequently).
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Travelled or live outside of the well-developed world?

Correlation doesn't imply causation, but causation DOES lead to correlation obviously.... and the reason those vaccines are done, idealistically, is because they've been proven to work.
Epidemics of non-vaccinated people wiped out entire cultures....
The only reason we don't hand out smallpox vaccines is because it's considered by health authorities around the world to be eradicated..... the last known naturally-occurring case was in 1978. At that point, vaccination is more dangerous that not vaccinating - but if smallpox were to arise again, you want to vaccinate as many people as possible to protect everyone.
SpiderOak, Tarsnap, Dropbox + Truecrypt if you don't mind binary clients; web apps with client-side encryption such as aes.io if you don't want to install anything.
Glenn Greenwald has written some excellent stuff on exactly this:

http://www.salon.com/2011/01/10/fear_12/
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This is pretty cool.
Mike Bostock, the creator of the d3.js visualization framework runs a service http://bl.ocks.org/ that lets you write HTML and JS code for visualizations and use the website to display them.
It is pretty neat. An example can be found here: http://bl.ocks.org/1134768
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But there's no reason to believe it won't go down 30% next week. Fluctuations of this magnitude are terrible for something that purports to be a usable currency; more like what you'd expect from penny stocks.
'tinip' is very creative, if people can understand it correctly
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> [...] the entire reason for putting your data in the "cloud" is that you trust that you'll be able to access it.

I agree that many people think this. But I cannot understand why they think it. I hear people talk about "cloud backups", when the only copy they have of a file is the one in the cloud.
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Manning is being charged under the UCMJ. He was/is an enlisted soldier. He waived certain rights, and is subject to codes and laws that civilians are not.

I'm not sure if people don't understand this or skip over it for the purposes of hyperbole..
Firefox extensions, from my experience, are much better - even when there are Chrome equivalents. Plus I don't trust the Chrome extension store, whereas I do trust the Mozilla store (all addons, unless marked, are checked by staff).
One obvious way to handle this on private folders is client side encryption. Companies need to be protected, and users need privacy. This seems win-win. If an agency need to look in private folder, they must go through user - and that would at least have legal recourse.
Reminds me of the people who lose access to Gmail, because they violate some completely arbitrary rule on Google+.

I can't believe companies do so much to deter people from their cloud services. That'd be like Apple shutting down the iTunes and iCloud of a developer, who hacked around in iOS. I hope that has yet to happen.
What about encrypted content? Is that disallowed too?
>It provides an effective counter to the millions (billions?) of dollars the oil and gas industry expends in advertising and lobbying.

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not. Oil companies continue to exert immense influence over governments because of the taxes they pay and the contributions they make to politicians and their parties. That's meant to be "countered" with mundane jokes on fake twitter profiles and memes on reddit? Forgive me for being cynical. If anything it's a great situation for oil companies. It gives people the illusion they're actually doing something when really it means nothing and the status quo remains.
What I would like to be able to do, instead of -O1, -O2 -O3 flags to a compiler is for the "optimization level" to be measured in seconds. So -O1 would run the optimizer for 1 second and give me the best optimized code it could come up with in that time. -O3600 would let the machine think about it for an hour, using any and all heuristics and empirical tests and then giving me what it had at the end. Pre-release, I might want to run the optimizer for a week.
I believe Dropbox create a hash for all users' files that point to a single file hosted on Dropbox, so Dropbox save the space that would have been occupied by the - according to them - redundant files. You could say that a Dropbox repo is like a list of references to non-redundant files hosted by Dropbox.

In finding any disagreeable content, I believe the implication was that Dropbox could map it the other way around from the infracting file to a list of users with the file's hash.
"Dropbox with TrueCrypt (be careful that you don't mount simultaneously)"

What scenario do you refer to? Why would it be bad to run a non-paused Dropbox client and mount a TrueCrypt volume inside it at the same time?
Same here (used Firefox, switched to Chrome), but I recently switched back. The only reason: I started using Windows on my desktop PC, and the font rendering in Chrome is horrible on Windows.

These days Firefox feels just as snappy as Chrome to me, though this has only recently been the case in my experience.
you fork the branch and have one that is 'deployable'. every time you want to do a deployment, tag it with an incrementing version number.

checkout said tag into apache's webroot.

for managing migrations, I don't have specific experience w/ PG but this looks decent: http://www.liquibase.org/home
I love the minimalism!

If you add sign-in-with-github support, be sure you start hosting the HTML and JS off a different domain.
same here on chrome 22, ubuntu..
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I too was impressed with the smoothness of the UI transitions, and the zoomed-out view. Engaging to play around with. Same confusion about menus - they jump around quite a bit, it's hard to re-focus on relatively small controls that are in a slightly different spot each time. I'm somewhat guilty of this as well, so take the feedback as you may.

Lots of templates, almost overwhelming. Looks great for detailed app interface prototyping.

I wonder about the code it exports - One of my goals with Edit Room is to have semantic, clean HTML and CSS that is as close to production-ready as needed, with skilled developers picking up the design prototypes, in close collaboration with designers using the app.

For more general communication designs, do check it out: http://www.edit-room.com (my project). It is perhaps more suited to the web design and publishing workflow. Edit Room takes up the task of complete visual design + prototyping. Inspired by AE and PS, but streamlined and focused on building high-fidelity, live, shareable prototype HTML/CSS documents. The visual design and animation editor generates flexible, responsive layouts that look exactly like what you've created on-screen. Etc... Oh, it works just fine with Firefox.

Cheers, and good luck with Fluid!
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Any chance we could get an example of the data set and the calculation that needs to be done?
I recently switched back to Firefox (as main browser), as its speed improved (for me it even started to feel leaner than Chromium recently), and happily I could again use NoScript and a browser which doesn't send so much information to Google under the cover.
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How is this a new invention? We were doing this on camping trips 20 years ago.
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I disagree. All cloud storage providers should have similar policies and should enforce them ruthlessly. Maybe then, people will take client side encryption seriously.
When it comes to Microsoft, I always wonder whether it's just incompetence or a very clever attempt to discredit the whole cloud idea that threatens their cash cows (that are based on the rather outdated concept of local software and data).

BTW, this is the creepiest "GMail Man" variant ever.
I would tell her to F- off if it was in my legal right to take the time off.

I know my wife would do the same.

I still don't understand how people still think 130 hour week, or working through paternity/vacation time is acceptable. I could understand if it was their own company, but for someone else? Really? Do you care so much about money/work status/climbing up the work ladder that you would put your own personal life on hold?

ps: maybe I'm a bit off the tech name world, but if it wasn't for HN I would have no idea who Marissa Mayer was, and to be honest, I'm sure in 5 days when it leaves HN I won't remember her name.
Monthly financial consolidation for large companies? My employer has a rack of servers for one application that are used very heavily for a few days a month then are hardly used for the rest of the time - the databases are currently being moved to internal Fusion-IO devices rather than Fibre Channel SAN drives.
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I read the Dutch thread on Tweakers.net related to the suspesion of WingsOfFury. This was done because of a favorites folder which contained links to inappropriate material. So, in effect, making a backup of your links can lead to a blockage/suspension?!?!?!
"if it works, rather than replicating the change on your "real" machine, you can just cut over to the new one and shut down the old."

Interesting! Any other hacks enabled by EC2 and the like that make life much easier than real dedicated hardware?
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Most of those are, IMO, reasonable requests.

> contains or could be considered ‘junk mail’, ‘spam’, ‘chain letters’, ‘pyramid schemes’, ‘affiliate marketing’ or unsolicited commercial advertisement.

The amount of spam I used to get that was "Send this to 5 other people or bad things will happen" was amazing, and it'd be a shame if they were banning people who were storing all their email.

> depicts nudity of any sort including full or partial human nudity or nudity in non-human forms such as cartoons, fantasy art or manga.

This is baffling. I can make a guess at what nude means - "a naked human, or a human with breasts or genitals on display." But I'm lost at partial human nudity. Is a man with shoes, socks, trousers, and an unbuttoned shirt clothed, or partially nude? What about if he takes his shirt off? What if he's a slob, or if he's like the guy in the diet coke ad? What if the image is a woman in a long t-shirt (with non-visible underwear).

I understand the need for wriggle-room with these types of rules, but they need to make this a bit clearer to avoid regular photos being banned.

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I don't understand why MS don't allow you to migrate your stuff out of their service. This guy appears to have lost a lot of stuff. He was a dedicated MS user - he even had a Win7 phone (now useless) - but he isn't anymore.
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> Pre-release, I might want to run the optimizer for a week.

That's a dangerous model, as certain classes of bugs would only come out in the super-optimized version, but that version would presumably not get the same amount of testing as the regular builds.
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http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/wqzc9/windows_e...

In the reddit thread the original author said: "I will also do a linux (ELF) version, but not in the near future."

For a Mac OS X version he would need a Mac (which he don't has.)
your guess seems strange, I believe:

* what nudity means - "a naked human.."

* what partial nudity means "..a human with breasts or genitals on display"
I wonder how relevant the public image of an oil company really is.

It's not like we buy gas because we love Shell. It's because we don't really have a choice.
In my opinion, Elena is good choice. It's very good for reading, and that's the key. Yes, backend is mainly code-focused (github's gist), but people will most likely post not code, but regular articles. So there's hardly anything anachronistic about the typeface - github is just implementation detail.

As for Elena's character and style, it's there, but I always prefer some character over none - Freight Sans wins over Helvetica any time. Github uses Helvetica / Arial by default, so if someone wants default design, they can simply link to gist.

So once again - my arguments may not be the strongest, but I have a gut feeling that Elena is not wrong choice for such service, and if you like it, use it.
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I don't use Chrome because I think it is bad for the web to be influenced so heavily by an Advertising company.

Ultimately, Chrome exists for Google to increase it's advertising profits. It's a clear conflict of interests.

Plus, Firefox is a great browser and works really well on my reasonably high spec'd laptop, so it's not so difficult to be idealistic here.
What's easier and more plausible to happen - Random J. reading a long processing-cycles-demanding guide or just following a checklist?

Random J. seeing a link to/start of a guide: "that seems long and intricate... I don't have time to grok this and it seems like that kind of thing that to apply you need to grok and understand."

Random J. seeing a checklist: "ah, just following the steps. I can do this."

Maybe it's an inconvenient truth, but such checklists would be an overall boost to software security. Having straight-forward checklist to mechanically follow > Having no checklist.

Me and you would want to go behind that. Random J. Programmer wouldn't.
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In an actual free market, collusion between companies is legal and occurs regularly.

That statement needs to be corrected as:

In an actual free-for-all market, collusion between companies is legal and occurs regularly.

And, ditto for bribery.
http://linksandi.com solved this problem using categories.
They are like folders, but it's still possible for link to go into multiple categories. I already keep about 200-300 of my links there and it looks like it scales pretty well. So waiting for the Delicious support to move and organize everything there.
News to me. If it weren't on HN, I would not have heard of it.
Well, it's safe if you buy it from a chemist. Also, in powder form (MDMA) is better than in pills.
Well, in some countries and beliefs a bare ankle is nudity, in others breasts are not (in the Netherlands in the summer you often see naked breasts in the summer even FAR from beaches).

So no, it's very non-clear.

Also, children; you cannot take your baby daughter's picture with bare upper body???
The basal metabolic rate varies between individuals. One study of 150 adults representative of the population in Scotland reported basal metabolic rates from as low as 1027 kcal per day (4301 kJ) to as high as 2499 kcal (10455 kJ) [1]

Your metabolism also slows noticeably as you get older. In my 20s I could eat anything (and lots of it) without being able to gain any weight. Now in my 40s I have to lift weights (to increase metabolism) and watch what I eat to stop putting on fat.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basal_metabolic_rate
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Is Skydrive a backup solution? I thought it was more of a sync-everything-everywhere solution like Dropbox than a raw storage solution like S3.
The only cloud based personal data storage company I trust, use and recommend to my friends is SpiderOak: Easy to use client, gobs of storage and it's absolutely impossible for them to see your data.
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I liked spideroak, but the client was exteemely slow on a core2dou mac with backup datasets larger than 50gig.
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1) Strive for excellence and not success.... it shall follow
2) Don't take anything at face value, question it ...

But, i doubt a younger me would listen ...
Yes. But SPDY requires SSL, so in order to get any advantages of SPDY at all, you have to serve your site over SSL which requires one IP address per site due to the lack of SNI support in non-SPDY browsers.

So you either only provide SSL+SPDY for browsers you know support SNI, or you don't provide either SSL or SPDY to all of the browsers.
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What strategy do think is the best? Being all-in-one Search+Social? Or make and acute search technologies and be friends with major Social networks?
Well, the raw output of a typical so-called "next gen sequencing" (which are actually very current gen) machine is around 1TB (at least, the ones we used here).

This is raw file though, so once processed (but not yet analyzed) I believe we have sizes around 50 to 100GB (but that's not really what I work on so don't quote me fully on this).

The next steps vary on what you want to do exactly, but it usually involves alignment of base pairs (basically, trying to tie together by their ends sequences of DNA but seeing if they "fit").
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