skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The RPi already has add-on boards and a relatively large community compared to new competitors coming to the scene. In a way, it's like comparing the msp430 to the arduino. The msp430 is arguably better than most of the AVR chips, but they just don't have the hobby mindshare of the arduino community.
Daring Fireball: Homage vs. Rip-Off
It also carries a lot of unspoken subtext, commonly used by opponents of a position to denigrate the argument without ever responding to it. "Oh it's just propaganda, it can be ignored"

What exactly is misleading about TF's posting?
That's not what I said. I said that police should be able to do their work without resorting to lies and deception.

Also, notice that GP said "suspect", you said "criminal". Huge difference.
I permanently fixed my wrist RSI and chronic back pain by a simple course of weight lifting. When I started, I maxed out at 8 or 10 pushups and couldn't bench 1/4 my weight 10x. Once I reached about 15-18 pushups (~1/2 weight 10x), RSI and debilitating spine misalignment requiring regular chiropracty went away. On the one hand, your RSI may not respond -- on the other hand, a LOT of programmers need to better maintain their upper body strength.

BTW, I was a dedicated yoga follower during my RSI/back pain period; switching to weights was a huge win.
This is very cool. What is the underlying purpose of this project? Is it being used for a bigger project?
Who Is to Blame for Facebook’s I.P.O.?
The Most Powerful Android Tablet Yet - Asus TF700
Random note. The most commonly "abused" Unix command is cat. The name is short for "concatenate", and its intended purpose was originally to combine 2 or more files at once.

Therefore every time you use it to spool one file into a pipeline, that is technically an abuse!
Can the A10 run Linux-proper (not Android) yet?
lots of hiccups when we first started, which is why it took so long to get started.

The key is learning how to live within the confines of the system, and how to leverage it.
The network graph fails to render at all most of the time I want it. I suspect it's heavily cached, takes a long time to initially compute, and I'm only looking at graphs to see if a seemingly-abandoned project got forked and picked up elsewhere - which means I'm never seeing the cached version.

It also is (or used to be) possible for a particular graph to get into a wedged state; github support can fix that if you report the repo, but it's often not worth the effort for me.
And what the heck is the "kudos nipple"? Why do you hover instead of clicking?

...I never even knew that was interactive. I guess I might have tried to click it if I wanted to give a kudo, but not before looking at the bottom of the page or something. Too far indeed.
It is not by definition inflammatory. It is a pain syndrome that MAY have an inflammatory component.

You have a point, but this is the kind of single-cause, worked for me attitude the article warns about it and does people a disservice.
He fixed it.
At the end of this Reddit comment is a link to an alleged screenshot of Romney tax filing page 1.
Simpler than using grep to highlight output is using ack with the --passthru option. (If you have ack anyway)
>Given that Paypal, my bank, Google and Facebook use 1024 keys, I think labelling 1024 bit as "snake oil", might be a stretch. ;)
It's no less snake oil just because every con man sells it...
Resolution Independence and One Web Designer’s Approach
Quadrotor build writeup
stripe is the best :P
There are already mobile clients for android and, IIRC there were clients for iOS but were banned from the app store due to some kind of infringement (I think it was adult content)

So I don't think a lot of stuff is going to change, excluding the diminishing server load that happened with old clients/extensions.
"I'm also going to go out on a limb and guess that this study doesn't account for the inevitable malware when the majority of vehicles are communicating with each other."

It's not inevitable. The simple solution to malware - just don't run any software you didn't have when you were first turned on - seems pretty solid here. Software updates handled the way airliners do it - not by letting the consumer reach out into the aether and grabbing whatever shiny malware infested dreck he can find.
One thing I have noticed that organic tends to do well is add a bit of variety. The selection of foods is slightly different which I like. Also some food comes out slightly better since it isn't as hardened for the mass market supply chain.
You can buy live chickens, los angeles has a couple places that sell them. You can also buy "walking" chickens at most asian supermarkets, these are free range/semi wild chickens and meat is very stringy and has a more distinct taste.
The lack of parallelism with the writer's verb tenses is pretty embarrassing.
I sense there is some cat abuse going on!
Would anyone mind doing me a favor by explaining xargs in more detail? I've tried learning it a couple times but I always seem to forget the primary situations in which it's useful. Thank you in advance!
Sweden is one of few countries that reach the United Nations goal stating that countries should give one percent of their GNP as foreign aid. According to the reports I could find it is currently the largest giver of foreign aid in the world, with regards to it's economy and population.

This wasn't spontaneous. It happens every year although the amounts changes as we see here.
It'll save you a few more keystrokes if you do

cat !$ | less

!$ is "the last argument to the previous command".
xargs: How To Control and Use Command Line Arguments
Well, when a guy is running on a platform of being as American as mom and apple pie, it wouldn't look good for him to be using all kinds of offshore tax havens and loopholes.
What drives me nuts about the organic movement is the implicit acceptance of the defeatist notion that if you don't like a few things about wherever science and progress have gotten us, you should just throw it all out the window and go retro and primitive rather than progress farther and try to fix it. High scalability and high yield are necessary to feed billions. We have a surplus of food in this country precisely because of major agrobusiness, because maximizing profits means maximizing efficiency and yield.

The solution to "this food doesn't taste as good" is to make it taste better; the solution to "this food wasn't raised ethically" is to find a way to raise it more ethically. Throwing in the towel and lovingly nurturing your tomatoes one-by-one is emotionally satisfying but meaningless and unhelpful without proof, an abject waste of time and resources in the face of proof to the contrary.
If you really think the use of fag and faggot reflects homophobia, you need to take a step back and look at where you are - the internet. Do you think that people posting gore do it because they enjoy the content? It's all shock value.
When building projects people can utter a few sentences that equate to days and days of work for you.

Your experience has taught you to check & double check exactly what's really needed.

You aren't lazy, else you would have persuaded her to use Shopify. You just don't want your time wasted.
I'm using mostly notebooks only (sometimes with an additional display) for some years. So I'm using no mouses, but trackpads or trackpoints. Never had problems with my wrists. I think mouses are very nonergonomic devices. The increasing distribution of new input devices like touchscreens might change a lot, as hands are more in motion than with traditional devices.
I don't think Apple would feel "homage" in any way, even if others only get "inspired" by their work.
I had some in an exchange which was hacked.
"not letting you own the device they sold you"

This is blatantly false and I'm getting sick of it. You own the device. For various reasons Apple designed the device to only work with one store. That isn't secret info not available to the buyer.
I guess you kind of answered the question I had in mind. Most "western" people seem to see anonymity or even pseudoanonymity as something you use when you have something to hide, something you don't want traced back to you. Everything else, they don't seem to mind having their real name (or a pseudonym that they make little attempt to disguise) attached to. Or, on a different level, people believe that you need to have some kind of identity that you care about, a reputation that you want to uphold, to keep discussion civil and meaningful, and that this should be the key element differentiating an online community.

On the other hand, the default in my mind is anonymous discussion. You only don a pseudonym or reveal your true identity when it's actually relevant to the conversation, and immediately stop when it isn't -- people usually don't care about who I am, but they might care about what I have to say. As an example of this, I've browsed Hacker News daily for over a year now, and just recently got around to creating an account. I still feel uneasy about it, even though I'm posting with nothing but a pseudonym, and not posting about anything that I would particularly care about having traced back to me. I doubt Hacker News would have the same culture if it had allowed anonymous posting, but I certainly would have started contributing much earlier if I didn't have to create a pseudo-identity to do so.

It's important to note that while it might be true that Reddit serves as the West's 2chan, the two deliver markedly different experiences. 2chan being as enormous as it is (millions of posts per day) should indicate to you that there is some itch that a giant collection of anonymous textboards can scratch that Reddit can't.
why not use css transforms for the transitions?
It got traction because it worked simply with no config and was very cost effective in certain use cases.

I know it was used as a precursor to iMessage type eaperince to send 'texts' and images using only data, so was perfect for communicating across countries with no carrier charges.
I bought six RPi units from Newark/Element14 over the past couple of months with no problem (in batches of two, once they allowed bulk ordering), and have since bought four more from MCM, all of which have shipped within a few days of placing the order.

It's sort of hard to believe anyone who talks about RPi units not being available when I have TEN of them.
Some thoughts:

- The focus seems to be largely on the software but if you're targeting mass consumers, and the kitchen, the case could be important as well.

- 32 GB isn't really that much space when thinking in terms of photos. Do you have any thoughts on how a user might migrate to a larger card?
It might be an attempt to goad the U.S. political establishment into outlawing Bitcoin.
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Yeoman*. http://yeoman.io/
Failure Version 2: Nokia Lumia Relaunch with Windows Phone 8 is Also a Total Dud
So the Australian Price works out to just over $195,000 USD. Go team AU!
That is only a mechanism for encapsulating an event and giving it to someone else: it doesn't really help any of the actual use cases people have for the kinds of group calendar management that everyone is used to having from Exchange.

The more related standard that could have done this is ICAP, but that spec never happened and died as a draft back in 1998, long enough ago that the acronym got reused in 2003 by RFC 3507 for something unrelated to calendar access.

http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-oleary-icap-04

Right now, it seems like all of the effort is behind CalDAV (which is based on WebDAV), which actually has some published RFCs behind it (dating back through 2007) and multiple clients (including Apple's iCal and Google Calendar).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CalDAV
So here is a serious question for everybody (on all the "sides" that this issue has). What is the best evidence, gathered by statistically or economically valid procedures, on all of the relevant differences between "organic" food and any other kind of food? What are the claims on one aspect of the issue or another, and who has been researching the claims? Who is an especially thoughtful researcher who considers the meaningful contexts for a variety of human beings in a variety of relationships to the production and consumption of food?

(Personal background for my question: I have lived in two different countries, eating two radically different cuisines. I have many close relatives who are farmers in various places. I eat every day, as most of us do. I'm curious about what information on this issue is verifiable by more than personal anecdote. I have previously posted to HN that conducting human nutrition studies is HARD.)
Maybe it's the rats who are experimenting on us, faking hippocampal replay responses to control the dreams of neuroscientist "researchers", making them run through cognitive mazes while drooling after the ephemeral crumbs of peer accolades and citation cred...
Which is even worse, because no other company can use this term that people "associate with not noticing pixels". Even when their devices outdo iPhone in terms of PPI, they will never be able to market it as retina.

If we really are going to use a term for "high PPI", it should be a standard word that nobody has trademarked.
I have long thought that some sort of zsh completion that detects that abuse of cat and converts it into the more appropriate `< file` might be a good idea. If it did it silently it probably wouldn't be worth it but if it actually preformed the substitution in front of you then it might help users get more comfortable with the carrot syntax.
Code, design, backend design, it all matters. If your code is shitty, your product is shitty. If your internal tools are badly designed, you can feel it on the frontend.

I'm amazed by how smart decisions Github make. They dare to focus on things that are not obvious important, but make a huge different for the employees. The employees in return make a world class product.

I really enjoyed this post, and it keeps me ever inspired to thrive for good design: Nn code and in graphics. On the backend and on the frontend.
Hilo's Baby Care Store
Nokia's new PureView ad is amazing, too bad it's faked
The age of democracy, or the age of the central bank?
Do you mean 2ch/2channel instead of 2chan/Futaba? They have similar names but are completely different sites.
Tales of a High School Tech Internship
Describing a few notable highlights from my tech internship at DoSomething.org.
Why not add it on as an upgrade? Sign up for all the cards you want only $59/year.
Looks like all the talk about Service got Tesla to change their facebook cover photo to 'Tesla Service: 24/7/365 We've got you covered'

FB link: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151155042807801...

Direct image link: https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/376922_101511550...
Android security suffers as malware explodes by 700%
Its not that a simpler shape isn't easier to process, its that its harder to infer purpose when there is so little information (like in the case of Metro). A button is something that needs to be 'pressed' so it should look like it can be- and by doing so you understand that it is a button much faster.

Donald Norman and Jakob Neilsen have long preached this and they have a bunch of info on affordances and why they work: http://www.jnd.org/dn.mss/affordances_and.html

More recently see Steve Krug's "Don't Make Me Think"
Your Goals Are Holding You Back
Multi-screen mania: how our devices work together
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4472008
You use the word "conspiracy" to pre-emptively discredit my position, grasshopper.
The Tor Project, “Cada vez que crece la censura, tenemos más usuarios”
This may be of interest to you,

http://blog.last.fm/2009/04/06/mapreduce-bash-script
Sorry too late to edit, there is a common problem which is of the form 'too much currency'. If you consider problem solutions as a choice which are constrained by the currency available to purchase and you increase the currency you increase the choices and then you lose faith in the choice you make. Ok, that sounds too circular, lets try an example.

Lets say you're a techy and you want to buy a motherboard for you new desktop. If you're poor, you invest a lot time researching motherboards and then go out and buy the best motherboard you can afford. Often you have to make compromises but that is ok, you only have so much money. Now you take that same scenario where you have up to $500 to spend (I picked that to be 'more money than any motherboard you might put in a desktop costs' number. Now you go to the local computer shop and you can buy any motherboard and you're frozen. How do you choose? Often this is a much harder place to be.

The problem manifests itself as too many choices. So once you have too much money you can't efficiently choose (no forcing function to give up) and once you have too much experience programming its harder to choose a path which has known deficiencies, hence the OP's issue. Also called analysis paralysis, but the enabling factor is that you have enough currency for too many choices.
Have a look at www.hiringbounty.com < time for a change to the recruitment model?
I also started using radio buttons long before I learned that they were based on car radios, and once I did so I didn't suddenly start thinking of the buttons as metaphorical; it's just an interesting fact to me. And though I did use floppy disks when I was younger, the idea of a floppy disk no longer even enters my mind when I look for the floppy disk icon; it's just an arbitrary recognizable shape. (The metaphor is "save to floppy disk" as "save to any drive".)

This matters mainly because I won't be bothered if either control starts acting in a way that breaks the metaphor, like a save icon that saves to the cloud (no need to carry a disk around) or a radio button with a design that looks nothing like a car radio (like the current design, as best as I can tell). And it's not black and white: though I've always known a folder is based on a filing cabinet, I've never been bothered that they can be infinitely nested. The more people are familiar with the "metaphor", the less it's necessary to stick to purely metaphorical elements.
Propaganda doesn't have to be "misleading", it's pushing the same narrow viewpoint over and over again to further some agenda. The agenda's called "making money off ads".

This article's a great example since this money is only a small increase on the annual aid Sweden has been giving Cambodia for years, as pointed out in comments.

Or in TorrentFreak speak, "Sweden bribing Cambodia for Pirate Bay arrest since 1979!".
Good point. Like Obama's birth certificate and college transcripts, the more "birthers" talk about them, the crazier they sound.
> Tinfoil for Facebook

And Tinfoil is better integrated with the Android system than the official Facebook app. Click a Facebook link in an app or browser - you'll get Tinfoil as an option to view the link but not the official app.
This is an especially pertinent question as CSS transforms tend to be hardware-accelerated on mobile Webkit, playing more smoothly and using less battery, while jQuery animations tend not to be.
Updates with a bit more content ( challenges room / gamecenter ) and the android version
Is it me or the new feature that hasn't shipped they mentioned is the source code search input box next to the download button?
So the only point was in avoiding one time step like adding an account to the client (like users do with e-mail too) / or registering on some XMPP server? Still it hardly justifies creating more walled networks (unless they allow federation and regular XMPP communication with their servers).
Norcal is a nice place to live, but it is not a fashion mecca.

In Southern California though the suit is totally impractical, unless you like to be drenched is sweat. Most of the world is the same at < 35 degrees latitude.

I'd go so far to say the suit is a minor cause of global warming ... all those high rises with no windows running AC all day. Mostly unnecessary.
Apple will no longer license aftermarket power adapters for iPhone 5
My lab partner and I did something like this in our Microprocessors course (Hi Dan!). We wanted to do it with a laser and galvanometers but ended only having time for hooking it up to an oscilloscope.

I still remember mapping out all 36 letters/numbers as XY coordinates.

You can actually output decent vector graphics signals from a sound card if you jump through some hoops to be able to output a reasonable DC signal.
`cat foo | less` is gratuitous. `less foo` is all you need.
I agree, although I think the 'trick' is even more devious. Let's presume this is fake, there are no stolen documents, and Romney's campaign wisely pays nothing. Then the blackmailers quit bluffing and silently drop out of sight. From the public's point-of-view, this result is indistinguishable from Romney paying $1M to prevent the release.

The campaign really only has two options: ignore it, or try to get the blackmailers arrested. If they ignore it, many will conclude that they must have paid to prevent incriminating documents from being released. If they pursue legal channels, they'll call more attention to the tax returns, and in the worst case may even cause the real returns to be revealed by the court.

It's really no win for them.
Propaganda doesn't have to be "misleading"

It does according to the dictionary definitions I'm reading. Going by your definition, any viewpoint can be "propaganda" as long as it's repeated often enough for an agenda. Civil rights comes to mind, where the agenda is equality, but you don't hear anyone but far-right wingnuts calling the repeated insistence that discrimination is wrong propaganda.

It's a loaded term, best avoided.

The agenda's called "making money off people who want to believe they're the hero in this story for pirating X"

And there's the denigration. That didn't take long.

This article's a great example since this money is only a small increase on the annual aid Sweden has been giving Cambodia for years

50% is a small increase?!
I am currently using a Wacom Bamboo and it has removed all wrist pain I was previously experiencing. I did have to configure it somewhat however. Convert it to mouse mode with a reasonable level of sensitivity. I then set it to have a touch on the pad being a single click and to upper rocker to be a right click and down rocker to be double click.

I didn't really consider a trackball, mostly because the table gets the advantage that nobody can use your machine which is helpful sometimes.
Design: Communication Breakdown
New Tool From Twitter, Allows Stream Embedding Around Topics
From 189 million SEK in 2009 to 200 million in 2012. Yawn.

http://www.swedenabroad.com/en-GB/Embassies/Phnom-Penh/Devel...
When I lived in Waco, the Hyundai dealership's website's "internet sales" department was a page telling you to call Lisa at [telephone number]. No, I'm not kidding.

Apparently, they've wised up since then, because the link doesn't work:

http://www.wacohyundai.net/internet.htm
Windows Phone 8 Booted in Virtual Box on OS X
Op-ed:  Is the energy boom a mirage?
Maybe I'm overthinking it.
Still: in the sum of all the purchases I do over the year (obviously not only toilet paper), this 80 cents can make a significant difference, if I have to invest the time only once, to find out, how I can fix my behaviour and just follow that pattern afterwards.
Ask HN: How do high-school coders get noticed?
Not in college yet, and want to know how companies/colleges know I'm down for business. Anyone have any tips?
You can also take a look at Rack MiniProfiler http://samsaffron.com/archive/2012/07/12/miniprofiler-ruby-e...
The tutorial uses Zepto for animations, which backs onto CSS transforms.

"Zepto exclusively uses CSS transitions for effects and animation. jQuery easings are not supported."

From http://zeptojs.com/#animate