skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Clickable link: http://mrflashcard.com/
1. Create a folder with the Theme name in the Packages folder of Sublime Text (goto Preferences | Browse Packages)

2. Drag Textmate themes into the new folder

3. Goto Preferences | Color Scheme and they should be there!
A great read. I am curious about your double-wide insertion sort algorithm.
Design is How We Change the World (a presentation)
Different people learn in different ways. There are lots of people - me included - who don't learn well from books or online tutorials. We need to be immersed in the environment. We want to be able to ask questions and get human responses. The Starter League is especially well suited people like this.
That's not what I assumed at all, please re-read my comment.

I'm saying that if it meant using Glacier was possible, doing delta-backups on files, rather than blocks, might not be a bad tradeoff.
really neat tool. i like the shift option
I like this theme, and used it for a while but I find myself going back for monokai.

A little off-topic: What do HN people prefer, light or dark themes?
> The compiler optimizing out the loop completely is one of the reasons why I didn't turn on optimizations here

Use a non-constant value for the loop and put a dummy load inside to stop compiler from doing loop unrolling and/or dead code elimination.

I often use time(), rand() or even argc to get dummy values when looking at assembly from compiler optimizations.
The self-driving car could disrupt all sorts of industries beyond automobile manufacturers or oil companies. The value of scarce parking could plummet, as a self-driving car can drop off passengers at a destination and seek out cheaper, alternative parking (with charging!).
FBI Says Laptop Wasn't Hacked; Never Possessed File of Apple Device IDs
Good on you! The world needs more hard-working and passionate teachers.

FYI the University of Texas at Austin has a similar camp: First Bytes[1], which is free to attend if you get accepted.

[1] http://www.cs.utexas.edu/outreach/first-bytes
Apple confirms Sept. 12 iPhone 5 launch
For all who use Ruby and want to have great CI of private projects today, Semaphore (https://semaphoreapp.com) already implemented support for this awesome API: http://renderedtext.com/blog/2012/09/04/semaphore-implements....
Also, Sorry for forgetting the default shouldn't be snark.
I solely use dark themes for editors and terminals.
Dark, by far. Light starts hurting my eyes after a while
Computer Science is as appropriate for school children as calculus is. It can best be taught in context of making real things where children can see immediate outcomes, but as a "raw" subject it would probably be ignored as dry, boring and irrelevant.
Leave Breadcrumbs for Yourself
One big reason I use Solarized is because the colors /and/ color relationships are preserved between the light and dark mode. This doesn't seem to be true for "Tomorrow" and "Tomorrow Night". Tomorrow modes look similar enough though I like the care that was taken with Solarized.
I made a varnish urlsort module a while ago:
https://github.com/cyberroadie/varnish-urlsort

Here my blog post about it:
http://cyberroadie.wordpress.com/2012/01/05/varnish-reorderi...

It parses the url and every token gets added to a binary tree which than gets traversed in order to get the parameters alphabetically

It's been used in production in several companies I worked for, so tried and tested :-)

Olivier
HyperV doesn't really count here...
MAC addresses too?

How do you propose to make networks work?
Learning Android Development - Day 4
Netbeans theme would be nice.

I'm always envious of those super-clean looking fonts like the ones in the Github readme here. Any idea how to achieve this in Netbeans?
Light unless I'm in a completely dark room and feel like my eyes are being radiated.
Good post rebecca and nice job getting to the top page for hacker news!
I would argue those are morale & enthusiasm issues. While important, it's relatively normal post IPO (they're not going to be THE drive for talent in SV anymore without the promise of IPO $$$).

Sure, enthusiasm may be low, but heir enthusiasm doesn't pay bills or keep the lights on. Financially it was a good move for FB. Whether or not it was a good long-term move is still tob be seen.
I just needed this information as I have to write a 50 sec elevator pitch by Friday ! Thanks
I always feel compelled to mention joeyh's moreutils whenever a discussion of coreutils comes up. If there was a sequel to coreutils it would be moreutils.

chronic: runs a command quietly unless it fails
combine: combine the lines in two files using boolean operations
ifdata: get network interface info without parsing ifconfig output
ifne: run a program if the standard input is not empty
isutf8: check if a file or standard input is utf-8
lckdo: execute a program with a lock held
mispipe: pipe two commands, returning the exit status of the first
parallel: run multiple jobs at once
pee: tee standard input to pipes
sponge: soak up standard input and write to a file
ts: timestamp standard input
vidir: edit a directory in your text editor
vipe: insert a text editor into a pipe
zrun: automatically uncompress arguments to command

http://joeyh.name/code/moreutils/
For Visual Studio users, check out http://studiostyl.es/ (no affiliation)
I've just looked at this and my face melted, so could someone say why this is important? It certainly looks impressive but it's gone over my head some what.
Dark, for sure. I actually really like Ryan's railscasts theme [1] and I'm now using it for everything.

[1]: https://github.com/ryanb/textmate-themes
To be fair you should factor whitespace out when you're calculating the area.

In the recent screen capture all the whitespace is added to the non-search results.

In the not-so-recent results there is a fair amount of whitespace added to the search results (as well as non-search).
With the rumored iPad Mini, they just might continue making the 3GS instead of the 4. A non-retina cheapo iPhone option makes sense for prepaid and free phones, and it's supposedly the same display PPI as the iPad Mini, so it could share a lot of components.
Impressive self-analysis

Striking how low the numbers are on the Mac App store. It seems it just doesn't work in the same magic insanely huge way that the iPhone store works

A criticism: my take is you never really got many downloads, even when you got those first few thousand. Lame stuff on Cnet gets tens of thousands of downloads. Popular but unprofitable shareware gets millions.

Were people telling you that 10k downloads was really awesome? Did you have any engagement metrics (usage of the app) suggesting people were going bananas with time in the app?
Aren't all iterables objects? You can turn any object into an iterable by adding through __iter__ method IIRC
Oh Rubymine where are you? Nobody wants to support you.
For Terminal.app I still prefer Optometrist: https://github.com/pstadler/optometrist

Disclaimer: I'm the creator of the mentioned theme.
I like the themeing trend towards dark backgrounds and pastel colors.

I've been using Zenburn [1] for a couple years now, and I've really grown used to its unsaturated colors. 'Tomorrow' looks way too colorful for my taste, kinda like eating something too sweet after weaning yourself off sugar :)

My problem with Zenburn is that, unlike Tomorrow or Solarized, it doesn't have a good curated list of themes for various systems. I've had to hunt and peck for themes for Emacs, Konsole, Awesome, Chromium, Thunderbird, QT, GTK, and at this point would be challenged to provide a source and method for each...

[1] http://slinky.imukuppi.org/zenburnpage/
I was pretty impressed with the low tech solution in the article. I thought of the same thing as you at first, digital menus online, or on the table, or.. digital paper menus.

They instead just offer a discount up front. 10-30% if you book a particlular time. So most everyone except the fractional multiplier afraid will know how to adjust the prices on the fly.

as an aside - many cheap places that I end up at have menus posted outside for the foot trafic, that may be the perfect place to replace it with a digital sign for dynamic pricing.
Aaron Wall has documented the decline of organic search very well over the years. Worth checking out: http://www.seobook.com/the-sales-engine
I have to agree. If they're not physically engraved, eventually the markings will blur out. Then I'll be lost until I listen to something and find that it's off. It's better to have physically engraved markings and avoid that hassle.
An independent camp for high school geeks
The Four Steps to the Epiphany - Steve Blank

The Art of the Start - Guy Kawasaki

Crossing The Chasm - Geoffrey Moore

Business Model Generation - Alex Osterwalder

The Personal MBA - Josh Kaufman

Blue Ocean Strategy - W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne

Also, see:

http://www.quora.com/What-are-some-must-read-books-for-entre...

http://www.quora.com/Business-Books/What-business-books-must...

http://www.quora.com/What-are-3-books-you-would-suggest-any-...

and

http://personalmba.com/best-business-books/
Yes, Cuban can be refreshingly honest at times.

On the other hand, given that he most likely did not take a large position in Facebook shares, and that he made his fortune by selling broadcast.com (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcast.com) to a suitable sucker, in this particular case, his opinion reflects enlightened self interest just as much as refreshing honesty.
Vouchering is a type of price discrimination http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_discrimination

If I drop my prices from $30 to $20 and sell out 200 seats, I've made $4000. If I fill 100 seats with walk-in customers at $30 and 100 with voucher customers at $20, I've made $5000.
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote.

Graphic Designer needed for fixed price ongoing logo design work. Would be ideal job to fit around existing projects.

Quick, simple & elegant logos needed to be paired with matching domains for sale. Someone with a great understanding of typography & digital design.

Ideally would like to start in batches of 5 as a trial.

Please drop me an e-mail with your price per logo & links to your previous work. My e-mail is in my profile.

Thanks
This. The buyer knew exactly what they were getting.

Something's only worth what people are willing to pay for it. If there wouldn't have been any buyers at that price, they would have had to lower it. But there were, and they didn't.
I've never understood netbeans, why use it over intelliJ? (Honest question)
This seems to me to be a similar kind of evaluation that Google would do on its own work. Nice angle.
With something so preference-based, one is hard-pressed to argue better or worse without agreeing on the standards of evaluation. Put another way: I don't think discussing it in binary terms of "better" or not will do much good.

If you like Solarized, or it's good enough and not worth the trouble to switch away, simply don't.

Solarized wore on me after a while. I switched back to Monokai for Sublime Text but found that it was too bright for my taste when used in a terminal. I have since rolled my own subdued/pastel variant of Monokai's candy-bright colors in a few places.

This looks close enough to what I had that it will provide the feel I want, without me having to do much more work to port it to different environments or application configurations.
I honestly thought about cutting all the white space completely, but then after having a chat with our designer... He said that every page is visually divided into blocks (even if there are no explicit visual borders of these blocks), subjectively, of course. This, the "F-pattern" and "left-to-right" orientation for the most of us brought us to an agreement that the last screen was ok... The subjective "blocks" are somewhat like this.

But I agree, I shouldve been more precise
By broad point was not really clear, but could simply be stated as:

We will make a lot of assumptions about what is a linear expense, linear threat etc. without really knowing what will be linear until we pack an extremely tight grouping of cars on the road.

Taking my point further:

For road work, expense may go from linear to nonlinear because of something that seems completely counterintuitive. Imagine every car now has variation in the exact placement within the lanes. Highways have marks where the majority of cars drive, but variation in drivers accounts for variation in path. If every robot executed their driving in the exact 1 foot per tire space, it is likely that 1 foot per tire space would require a greater than linear road work. This could be solved by programing an automatic variation in all cars or possibly changing how roads are built so that they require only cement in those 1 foot areas.

Now, an example of a time when engineers thought they had it right, but didn’t think of everything:

Engineering has come a long way since the Tacoma bridge incedent, but we cannot underestimate what assumptions were previously made that will be incorrect when we start driving far more vehicles on roads. In the Tacoma bridge edge case, sustained winds caused flutter (self-feeding vibration) which caused the bridge to fail.

While I do not suggest this is a likely case, the fact is, we are probably not considering everything and there will be issues we do not foresee, but we should try to eliminate as many edge cases as possible.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-zczJXSxnw
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacoma_Narrows_Bridge_(1940)

To your point about robots being faster: Yes, I agree they are faster, but even the fastest robot will need some space to interact. In a situation where a truck on the highway has a blowout which causes large debris to separate from the truck, the robots still need some room to slow down. In the extreme example where cars are 1 foot away from each other, an accident like that would have tremendous negative consequences that even robots would have a tough time dealing with.

We will have self-driving cars, and they will likely be much safer than human operated cars, but we are going to also have setbacks and many of them can be avoided by looking to the future and trying to solve the problems early rather than later.
"Netlix.com" redirects to www.blockbuster.com
Aaron vs Aaron: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/easywayout
Shareholders are the ones selling stock, not buying it. Shareholders want as high of a stock price as possible. They got it.
I'm certainly more inclined to believe them over the kids who posted the file. AntiSec could be deliberately misleading people (for the lulz, I suppose), or perhaps just simply didn't understand what they were looking at and what it meant.

Though, of course, it wouldn't be the first time in recent memory that the FBI flatly denied a damaging fact.
You have to pay workers more at night which will increase costs in areas that currently use day workers. That is just what I can think of offhand. Likely there are no fullproof solutions to this problem, but rather OK solutions that will work in some cases and not in others.

Then again, the future probably has all road work done by robots too so this will be less and less of an issue.
Rubymine is a JetBrains editor. Can also be used in PHPStorm etc.

https://github.com/chriskempson/tomorrow-theme/tree/master/J...

PS - thanks so much for this. Outstanding theme.
It's free, for one thing. IntelliJ is still for-pay if you want Java EE features, and while few of my projects are Java EE all of them use some EE features (JSF, especially).

I tried IntelliJ community edition and was not very impressed. The time/cost of switching is pretty high. I'm not sure what the value is I'd be getting for that effort--better completion? More graphical ways of doing things?

If I had $200 to blow on an IDE I would probably do it just to try, but I haven't even found $50 for Chocolat.
No, you don't need to read the paper to conclude that three significant figures of precision is warranted.

Perhaps the research is good, and this is just a case of PR having unwarranted input into the labeling, but that still wouldn't justify the headline.
Pretty sure that the justice systems of most sane nations would crack down on an effort like this. It certainly wouldn't fly where I live (Europe).
> where the teen pregnancy rate is around 95.46% (per 1,000 females ages 15 to 19)[1]

small point, but this is inconsistent - I suspect you mean 9.546%. a 95% teen pregnancy rate would be somewhat surprising ...
There are several other good books in the "X at work" series as well. CIOs at Work, Venture Capitalists at Work, Coders at Work, etc.
"there is no evidence indicating that an FBI laptop was compromised"

If their security really is as bad as AntiSec claims, this would make perfect sense.
-J-Dswing.aatext=true -J-Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=on

on the end of your netbeans command line seemed to do the trick for me from 6.7 through 6.9, but since 7.0 I think I've had them commented out.
You could ask the bad guys. Do the FBI have an email address? Maybe you could get somewhere with a freedom of information request?
It's my intention to post it to Github, I've been going back and forth with the Texas Instruments folks on the Pandaboard group to figure out the best way to do graphics without X (and DirectFB wasn't working out for me, Wayland would rock but its not there yet). Assuming my experiments with that are successful I'll get the drawing side of things up sooner, then work the camera side.

Note that the only reason its taking me this long is because I'm trying to be cheap cheap cheap. You can do this with a laptop running OCV connected to a projector pretty easily. (although the first time you try this like I did, the feedback is really really trippy :-)
ASP.NET WebForms : The Big Lie
Motor Club of America Employees Threaten To Kill Me - MUST READ
I've been using Adblock+ for the last 6+ years. Granted the 13.8m users [1] are a drop in the bucket compared to googles non Adblock+ viewers. I was a little shocked to see this post as it is much different than what I see.

For the search "saas help desk" (https://www.google.ca/#hl=en&q=saas+help+desk)

I see: http://imgur.com/xMB6t

They see: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-5Vq-qWuUPZE/UER9ChRkKQI/AAAAAAAAAd...

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblock-plus/
> I don't lock my car, my house [...]

Good luck making an insurance claim.
Why SEO Ranking Software is Important
Google brings BigQuery down to earth with Excel connector
I'm not sure why you're getting downvoted here, it's a valid point. There is nothing to prove this list came from the FBI, and I wouldn't put it above Antisec/Anonymous to get into a database of some popular iOS app, release the info, and then say it was from the FBI both to slag on the FBI and to stroke their e-peni^H^H^H^H^H^H^H ego.
bing seems to be doing better in this regard.
Definitely dark, I find my eyes feel more strained looking at themes with a light background.

My go-to for many years now has been the Wombat scheme (originally for vim here https://dengmao.wordpress.com/2007/01/22/vim-color-scheme-wo... but you can find ports to other editors such as Visual Studio, Eclipse, XCode, etc if you hunt around a bit).
Here is the new iPhone packaging
Nevermind, I got it ;

Got the original text from The Syrian Electronic Army -

Syrian Electronic Army Message to Al Jazeera Network
الى أداة القتل الإعلامي "الجزيرة"
لقد بلغ فيكم الإنحدار الأخلاقي والمهني الى حد الحضيض , فبدل أن تكونوا وسيلة إعلام تنقل الحقائق أصبحتم وسيلة للترويج عن جرائم المسلحين الذين عاثوا في أرض سورية فساداً وقتلاً وسفكاً لدماء وبإشرافكم وتمويلكم وانحطاطكم الإخلاقي ,
اليوم تمكن الجيش السوري الإلكتروني من اختراق موقعكم ولكن حذار ان يخترق الجيش العربي السوري أرضكم , ويذيقكم كأس الموت التي تسقونها للشعب السوري بنفاقكم وكذبكم ,
واليوم اذا تمكنتم من تشويه الحقيقة ونشر شائعات عن قرب دخول عصابات ما يسمى " الجيش السوري الحر " الى العاصمة دمشق , فنؤكد لكم اننا اخترقناكم من قلب العاصمة دمشق , التي يحميها من الجيش العربي السوري كما يحمي كل شبر من أرض سورية العظيمة بقيادة الفريق الركن رئيس الجمهورية العربية السورية بشار حافظ الأسد ,
وكما أعلنها الأسد امام الكون وقال لكم ولأمثالكم من حثالة التاريخ : خسئتم , نؤكد لكم انكم خسئتم بحق ودماء شهدائنا لن ننساها طالما حيينا
وعهركم الإعلامي الذ يرعاه حمدكم الذي انقلب على والده سيكون سبب غضب عربي على كل عامل في هذه المؤسسة الإرهابية
وختاما نقولها باللهجة العامية السوري المحببة : الله محي الجيش ,,
الجيش السوري الإلكتروني مر من هنا ...

and translation according to Google translate -

Syrian Electronic Army Message to Al Jazeera Network
To media killings tool "island"
I was moral regression in you and vocational pretty trashed, and instead of you to be a media movement of the facts have become a way to promote the gunmen who went on crimes in the land of Syria havoc and killed and Svka blood, Bahravkm, Tamweelcom moral Anahtatkm,
Today e enables the Syrian army from penetrating your site, but beware that penetrates the Syrian Arab army your land, and Ivikkm Cup-Tsagunha death of the Syrian people Bnfaqkm and Kzpkm,
Today, if you were able to distort the truth and spreading rumors about the imminent entry gangs of so-called "Free Syrian Army" to the capital Damascus, Venakd you that we Achterguenakm from the heart of the capital, Damascus, which is protected from the Syrian Arab army also protects every inch of the land of Syria great led Lt. Gen. President the Syrian Arab Republic Bashar al-Assad,
As announced by Assad in front of the universe and you and like you said from the scum of history: Khositm, we assure you that you truly Khositm and blood of our martyrs will not forget as long as we live
And Ahrkm the tastiest sponsored media Hmedkm which capsized and his father will be the cause of Arab anger on every worker in this terrorist enterprise
Finally we say vernacular Syrian favorite: God Mohi army,
Syrian army-mail over here ...
Excellent and informative response.
Installing AWS command line tools (EC2/RDS/S3/etc.)
This is only for rails projects, but we use semaphore for about a month or so on our private repository, and it's really sweet. Very simple and clean interface. Nicely customizable, and the support guys are really great too (they customized the version of redis just for our project and basically really help out on any question). I don't work for them, or get anything out of recommending their service, but we're really happy with the service so far. Price is a little higher than $5 a month, but still quite reasonable.
Here's the government data I referenced, I am using my specific hometown neighborhood zipcode "11717", it's 94.5% between 2006-2008.

http://www.health.ny.gov/funding/rfa/inactive/1007301230/att...
> Is Google becoming a Yahoo?

I suspect that all ad-revenue sites are subject to the same economic pressures. Almost all such companies eventually succumb to these pressures.

All such companies will tend to cater to the lowest common denominator. They will tend to put their own interests (that of showing ads and increasing ad effectiveness) over the interests of users.

Perhaps there is an opportunity for a paid integrated search/email/calendar/reminders/maps/events application? You pay them $5 or $10 per month, and they do their best to create the best possible experience for you. Apple and Microsoft are well positioned to become this company as well, as is Google.

Wouldn't it be ironic if Yahoo! became this company?
I've had trouble staying focused when using Google a while back and decided to write a Chrome extension for improving the Google Search experience. Here's the URL for those interested: http://restfulpanda.com/post/25658805059/cleaning-google

EDIT:

Turns this: http://f.cl.ly/items/2y1F0d2d0a2K3L1n0Q2m/1.png

Into this: http://f.cl.ly/items/2P3B2c0X0V0Q3U0h3e3A/2.png
RIM promises $10k to devs if BlackBerry 10 app earns $1k
If the stock price goes down you can take the loss on your future taxes.
The Houses of Westeros poster
If he really does have mow siting list of months, you would think he'd raise his prices. He would make more money, some people wouldn't go to him for suits anymore, but that would just mean that others would get their suits more quickly