skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's licensed under LGPL 2.1 (or GPL3 if you prefer), so it's free for proprietary/closed-source usage as long as you don't modify Qt itself, or if you at least distribute the source code of the modified Qt binaries. There is also a commercial license if you want support or to be able to modify Qt for a closed-source project, but that requires direct contact with their sales folks afaik.
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There's a variety of arguments. This was debated to death a couple years ago. http://robert.ocallahan.org/2010/01/video-freedom-and-mozill... contains some discussion, and Google will turn up much more if you're interested.
Interesting how the book in your link disallows all whole grains, while the linked article specifically point out that the patient's diet consisted of "whole grains, traditional Chinese medicinal foods and prebiotics".

They also disallow milk, but allow cheese. My ancestors didn't spend thousands of years evolving lactose-tolerance for nothing, you know.
It's open only to accredited investors, because it is legally risky to accept investments from non-accredited strangers. It's commonly accepted practice to raise friends-and-family money from your existing network, but if one of those investors can claim their contact with you came from a solicitation to invest and not from some preexisting relationship, they can present legal risks down the line.

It's my vague understanding that the real issue here is "weird" non-accredited investors make the legal part of raising a VC round much harder.
Also, a lot of spices have antibiotic properties, and some oils. Food and its impact on health is more chemically complex than most people seem to realize.
You can even expand the "developers" slot and adjust the portions per-game.
The vesting mechanism only helps if one quits, but not in the case where the cofounder does not quit by himself, or not quit early enough. So I also want to know the answer to your question!
The last version of GWT that I used was 2.1 and I believe SuperDevMode was there already (open in any browser, hookup with this SWT/Swing UI that relays back to your Eclipse IDE). Back then it was very very clunky and slow to the point that if you have large rich UI it may even crash.

Learning curve of the GWT API itself was okay, but the setup ceremony is not (preparing IDE, build, mavenizing, the whole end-to-end from start to finish). I don't know if this can be improved since this may be inherent culture from the Java world.

But like anything in this world: you get some, you lose some (e.g.: no silver bullet). At this time, it's a matter of preferences and specific to each individual situation.

If you have a well-defined project, GWT may suit you well. But if you need something that change quickly and frequently, preparing GWT may be yet-another-too-technical stumbling block.
For more photos of the mountain and others, the photographers' site: http://www.glacierworks.org/the-glaciers/
You made a typo when you meant to type "I've got no patience for people rightfully insulting a group of people spreading hate" and seemed to have typed some nonsense instead.
Yes and no. It shows that their games lineup is still relevant and popular. But on the other hand that level of popularity is still orders of magnitude too low to support their levels of expenses. Maybe their purchaser, which appears to be Clearlake, thinks they can shrink expenses enough to make them profitable.
ICall.com CEO Andy Muldowney screws all their wholesale customers.
First, an email with a subject unrelated to the issue, sent ONLY to customers with open support tickets (mine was 112 days old with no response), then 7 days later they DISCONNECT all their wholesale customers with zero notice. They're all screwed.

ZERO notice to customers who didn't have open tickets.

Andy Muldowney, gets my nomination for the Douchebag-of-the-year award.

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A reply was posted to your trouble ticket:

As of 12/12/12, the iCall wholesale business is being taken over by Telcentris. For assistance, please contact Tad Nikolich ( email-redacted ) at Telcentris. They are taking over all iCall Wholesale accounts and are prepared to get them up and running at the same rates and get all numbers ported ASAP.

iCall.com and iCall consumer business has been acquired by Senico Labs. For assistance on the consumer business, please contact help@icall.com.

Sincerely,
iCall Transition Team
Stefani Nguyen (email-redacted)
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Thanks to both you and the parent for the heads-up; I've got the original without DLC in a previous bundle, now I know to install/play it first.
Seems like a pretty simplistic way to think about it. Before the cameras were there I assume they were still picketing funerals right?
seems fair. Refuse to use common sense until someone open sources years of work.
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Naval and the angel list team were some of the people leading the fight to get the JOBS act passed in washington.
Only if you use their (very nice) event/property system. If you don't inherit from QObject then you generally don't need the preprocessor.

That said, QMake and CMake both deal with the preprocessor for you.
Okay. Maybe WBM are bunch of morons and bithces. But, I don't approve Anonymous. I think these people are way too liberal on many issues and they are just a bunch of morons as well. I don't approve Anonymous.
How is this not a part of the EFF's core mission?
IQ tests 'fundamentally flawed' and used alone are a 'fallacy'
Don't all animals "know" to some degree? After all, they "know" they're attracted to mates of the same type. Though I guess sometimes a dog humps a leg.
This is my general rule: If it's client-facing (eg. a URL) then use dashes - it's more readable (at least I feel it is). If it's developer-facing, use underscores or camel case. Sure it's not as pretty, but it's functional - which is really what we need. This boils down to - do whatever is best for the user.
What exactly is EFF's core mission? (Not being snarky. Asking seriously.)
yes, it is interesting. Consider that vitamin C was known to prevent scurvy, but then that knowledge was lost, and rediscovered later on. How much knowledge may be codified in ancient customs, and that we might have forgotten the foundations for that knowledge.
I believe I mainly have things like flight simulators with inverted controls. But it kinda makes sense there too, since in a plane you pull back (= down) on the stick to go up.
That seems like be a lot of harsh claims and little to back them up.

It's easy to see how you could argue that this is exactly the EFF's core mission, the link from software patents to digital rights is hardly ephemeral, and the EFF has a history with the (since expired, the system works!) GIF patent. I think that an opponent argument is conceivable, but you haven't made it.

And why would you form a single-issue political group, when you could join ranks with a sympathetic existing political organization, which brings enormous resources, relationships and standing to the table?
Clear this up for me please. How does that help? Isn't that essentially the prior art thing that still has to get resolved in the courts?
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A good general rule of thumb is to use a heavier weight for the light text, which makes it more legible. You might also think about picking a typeface which has good contrast in the letterforms in this kind of situation.
but know you know.!
Excellent analysis of US copyright law, suppressed within 24 hrs of publication
I have every (but the THQ) Humble bundle so far. I think I've played 2 games so far. Just can't find the time. Oh well.
I would've loved to try it and I don't mind the Connect with Facebook option like some folks do (I prefer it). But I didn't try it because it said that you required access to my email address. No thanks. My email isn't hidden or special (it's in my profile, for example) but I have a real problem with giving it up in exchange for registration without a clear reason ("We need your email to do x, y, and z") and without a clear sense of whether you're going to sell my info.
The U.S. in general does not make losers pay, which is good because "loser pays" is just a terrible idea wholly unsuitable for a country that ties most valuable rights to litigation.

I've been working on a pro bono project where a small town is suing a big company for industrial pollution. It's a very hard case to win--the town has already given up a lot of arguments by having waited too long (believing that the government would protect them), and the other side has a ton of money. But being hard doesn't mean it isn't meritorious. This is a suit that needs to be brought and deserves to be brought, but never would in a loser-pays system. And maybe that would be okay in Europe, where they pay for a big government to enforce these sorts of things, but we don't do that in the U.S. Instead, we depend on private litigation to enforce peoples' rights.
Not on firefox-17.0.1-1.fc17.x86_64.
C++ GUI Programming with Qt 4 (2nd Edition) seemed ok.
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Just a theory, Twitter could support Anonymous and suspended their account very temporarily to attract more press for the YourAnonNews account.

I don't necessarily I believe that, but it's a possibility.
Spiders legs grow back when you remove a leg from them.
Slightly off topic but this project is listed in one the 'top lists' in the article and I haven't heard anything about it before: https://github.com/saltstack/salt

Looks interesting, a quick search on hnsearch shows a post from ~6 months ago that didn't seem to get any attention.

Anyone have any experience with salt in comparison to Chef/Puppet/Fabric setups?
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What do you mean by standalone? A situation where you are hosting all of the necessary code to interpret and display what's made with the product? As in, an open sourced version of the graph editor and runtime (GEAR)?
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I worry about anonymous just because it seems like a growing trend to try and squash dissenting opinion using "digital force". Part of me inside says this is just the target getting what's coming to it. Sweet revenge. But part of me says this is not how we should voice our dissent.
Hi guys,

Great app. Awesome UI.

Two things:
1 - Typo I noticed straight away: "Refer someone to wavo and increate your reach by +20." increate --> increase.
2 - On that note, how DO i refer someone? As in, how can the application know that it was I who referred them?
"This is actually one of the ironic casualties of the cloud. In the old days you bought your packaged software and it was pretty much guaranteed to work as long as you didn't change your setup (OS, hardware, etc)."

And this led to a lot of other problems, for example, you couldn't keep up with new technological innovations because you needed older systems for some programs.

It's an interesting question, which practice is better.
I don't think that you understand very clearly what a Personal-God-based religion is, then.
I definitely see the difference. However, even in the second case, the user's data is being used to make a profit; the company collecting the data and showing the ads is making the ads more valuable - i.e. making more money off of them - with the user's data.

Again, I totally agree that selling the data to a third party is much worse.
Yeti!
https://www.eff.org/work

That is the type of work the EFF does. I do not see how this is not part of its mission.
You are correct to doubt the meaning of these words as they are being flung around for the sole reason of providing credibility. Your mistake is coming with scientific thoughts into a discussion that is utterly non-scientific and purely based on making money with buzzword-laden books by turning anything related to food into a weird cult-like experience.

But at least your questions are in an area where I can maybe help out. Carbohydrates are just what the name says: carbon molecules with hydrogen and oxygen attached to them. Complexity of carbohydrates is a spectrum, with formaldehyde being at one end and ultra-complex molecules such as huge amino-saccharides or polymers on the other. Saccharides are sugars, who all belong to the carbohydrate family. As far as nutrition is concerned, most sugars are based on the glucose molecule, that's a unit with 6 carbon atoms typically wound into a ring with six or five edges. Chaining those rings together makes polysaccharides.

Overly long saccharide chains only fit into our sweetness taste detectors at one point, that's one ping each from a huge number of saccharide rings. Smaller sugars (like dextrose) cause a lot more signal by fitting better into the detectors, that's why they tend to taste sweeter. Polysaccharide disassembly starts with enzymes in the saliva of the mouth, that's why some things get sweeter when you chew on them for a while. For people who don't gobble down their food to quickly, that means only small sugar molecules even arrive in the small intestine, where they are further split into monosaccharides which can finally be resorbed through the intestinal wall. The small intestine is ill-equipped to handle longer chains, though, that's why they pass into the large intestine. In itself that's not a problem, but if there is a _regular and large_ amount of this stuff in the large intestine, it will attract microbes that live off it.

So if a lot of sugars regularly make it into the large intestine, chances are there will be a population of bacteria (or worse: funghi) taking advantage of that. It's not like the bacteria cause obesity as some articles suggest, their presence is itself a symptom of a nutritional problem (such as too much intake). Of course sometimes these colonies cause other problems like inflammatory reactions that eventually necessitate flushing them out. But saying those bacteria cause obesity is just the new "I'm not fat, I'm big boned", a mechanism designed to deflect the responsibility for obesity away from a person's behavior.

The digestive system is designed to survive and thrive on a variety of food, but there is also a lot that can go wrong. It's not "evil complex polysaccharides" wreaking havoc and producing energy out of thin air to make people fat, it's (as always) people eating too much who are bringing this upon themselves.

One good thing food cults such as the different "nutrition plans" and "strategies" can do, however, is making people reflect on their habits and generally lower their energy consumption. To make it extra clear: I don't think vegetarianism is one of these cults, but it too causes people to eat more carefully.
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> I would hope they would support everything practical to support

And how practical is it to support a for-pay format when you're in the business of giving your product away?
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Wow, this as a big industry for hackers. It's only going to get bigger.
Well, yes and no. A lot of cultures live almost exclusively on carnivorous diets, in which vegetable fiber is extremely rare (if eaten at all). Evidently the fats in the diet serve as lubricants in the absence of the mechanical action that fibers serve in the intestines.

I'm not disputing that fibers help "push things along" by absorbing water, adding bulk, etc. But are we overeating them? Do we really need to be making a conscious effort to add or supplement them in our diets?

FWIW: I'm not pushing some sort of anti-fiber claim or agenda here. I'm neutral on the subject. I'm simply inquiring.
I'm sorry but IMHO you've missed the point. With spiritual understanding, it's the means that count, not the ends. Only through experience and reflection can spiritual understanding be attained. What you call a mere "reinvention" is the creation of something unique. To you, the product appears superficially similar to other spiritual products, so you are happy to equate them.

But the author's spiritual understanding is indeed unique. It's not simply an affirmation of the primacy of unconditional love, but also an explicit rejection of any other spiritual motive. I haven't read Ecclesiastes, but from your depiction, it only partially addresses the first part of the piece. "Making the most of your day" neither says anything about what positively constitutes "most" (to the author, "most" is the result of acting with unconditional love), nor what negatively constitutes "most" (killing for God, etc).

Indeed it's important to remember to make the most of your day, but for the author, it's equally important to frame impulses that disregard unconditional love as wrong. The fact that he took the time to express this point indicates to me that he doesn't believe it to be broadly held. Thus the piece also represents social comment, far beyond a mere reinvention of something.
This is great fun. I've always enjoyed the graphical programming environments like MAX/MSP and pd. One cool addition would be to connect to the echonest API. This would allow attaching your animations to music metadata such as BPM and tone.
Not too far off, as Walgreens has an API https://developer.walgreens.com/apis
Chrome has a shorter beta testing cycle? I thought both browsers had 6 weeks for that.
Is this a climber or just a shadow? http://cl.ly/image/3m3K3x0n3k1U
This is kind of an encouraging question. To me it screams "people don't know C anymore, capitalize on your skill while you still can".
The website should withstand several times larger traffic than the HN frontpage effect. I am not sure about the reddit effect.
It's nice to see the USPTO strike down trivial patents, but it would be a whole lot nicer if it were done before millions of dollars in court costs were wasted.
Me too. And I didn't realize that made me old, until scanning this thread. I guess time flies.
Took 2 days but found workingpoint on another site
I google searched "SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE' and everyone but workingpoint came up.
Actually found you on a blog on another site. I had it down to either XERO or WAVE but researched WP and I am going to get it. I am a small electrical service company with 1 van but will expand to 2 to 3 employees in the next year. WorkingPoint looks to be a perfect fit. Thanks John at www.marlboroelectrical.com
Hi Scott,

To answer your question here: we use your email to send you notifications of likes/comments/follows as well as three emails a week of trending music on wavo. Eventually this email will be personalized to you. As for why it's not clear up front - we made a conscious effort to keep the landing page as clean as possible. Ideally, our explanation should be part of the facebook connect dialog, but that's not actually possible. Probably when we add multiple signin options, we'll add more explanatory text there.
If calling them "co-founder" helps your business then call them that. If it hurts it, then by all means don't.

The important thing is that they are your partners. You are doing well if the most important issue is a metaphysical debate about the essence of founders.

Good luck.
How does this work exactly....Mark Cuban sponsors a chair and the EFF hires 2 attorneys to execute the mission of the chair. But given that this a $250K grant, that sounds like it covers their salary for 1 year. What happens in the next year? Is this a commitment in perpetuity where he keeps paying these salaries? Or does the EFF have to find money next year to pay these salaries?

I am not condemning this move, I am really curious about how this stuff works.

Anyone know?
> This is as strong as SHA-1 plus a salt, which is much stronger than SHA-1 without a salt

No, not really. Salts are used for two main reasons:

1. So if two users have the same password, it's not obvious in the password file.

2. To thwart precomputation attacks, e.g., "rainbow tables".

Modern password cracking has all-but obsoleted both of these reasons. For (1), if two users can "choose" the same password, then it's almost certainly a weak password that the attacker can guess as well. For (2), GPUs have gotten so fast now that password crackers don't even bother much with precomputed rainbow tables.

I'm not arguing against salting, it's still good practice. I'm saying it doesn't, in reality, add much time at all to the time needed to crack a database of passwords. It's just that at the end of the day, it all comes down to the entropy content of the user's password as experinced by the attacker.
Yes, but it changes the dynamics. If the defendant can point to solid prior art, the patent troll will likely beat a hasty retreat. The last thing they want is to have their weapon taken away from them by the adults in the room.
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Anyone interested in how to put philosophy/psychology to use in business should check out Charles Munger's essays. He is Warren Buffet's partner with great set of talks on good decision making.

This is one of my favorite talks from him:
http://www.rbcpa.com/Mungerspeech_june_95.pdf
There are really an absurd number of people "climbing" it - literally, my sexagenarian neighbour told me that "some of the girls from my tennis club are doing it". It really nullifies the whole mystique of Everest of any meaning whatsoever, and is having a terrible effect on the natural beauty of the terrain.

(I'm not some mountaineering snob - I tire climbing hills for a decent toboggan run)
But it is a meme joke forum?

NB: I thought it was funny.
At first look the mountain looked so small. Then i found some humans, the size of ants, and it was all put into perspective. Wow.
increase the dynos!
True democracy and free speech is a great idea, but in practice it is a disaster :/ Morons ruin it for everybody...
I'm currently using www.nzbzombie.com and its been great , has an API that works with CouchPotato & Sickbeard and phpBB forums.
Nearly impossible. Every single sentence in the post provides evidence against that theory.

On the internet, nobody knows you're a Dave.
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Maybe because they were afraid such actions would be noticed, and give the game away?
Um, okay. Can you point me to a MIPS implementation of V8 that runs well on a 360 MHz R1 architecture? Oh and my CPU doesn't have any hardware OpenGLES acceleration. How should I work on that?
Maybe it's about moving the Overton window, but this time in a good direction? Maybe they think that it's easier to make several small steps than one big?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overton_window
Why isn't your cofounder interested in working on the project?

What would it take to get the cofounder interested?

Can you realistically discuss these issues without finger pointing and blame?

Could you move on to something else with equal potential?

What is the company worth, realistically, as a going concern, not in terms of what you have invested in it?

If the personal relationship is broken beyond the point which it can be readily repaired, why would you want to move forward?

Good Luck.
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