skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can also come meet us at our office in Mountain View. We have food and beer and can show you some cool Ember things we are working on(we are also constantly hiring, my email is in the profile).
Same here. I just guessed based on the name of the organization.
I'm not sure but it seems ridiculous that you would need two of these devices when the only difference is heat and timing. Surely it would be possible to have a Rice setting vs a Slow setting?
Sorry, it should be public. This is the text of the post.

New luvit release! 0.6.0. Lots of good stability and bug fixes in this one. Check it out http://luvit.io

... And lots of changelog entries ...

https://raw.github.com/luvit/luvit/master/ChangeLog
You know, I have all the sympathy in the world to up_and_up, and I wish him luck. If I would know about a remote position I might even had done something about it.

But this seems fishy to me for a few reasons, and out of place. HN has a job board up there, job posts every month and there are more than enough places for someone to find a few leads. I would be less suspicious if there was a location mentioned and not just a cryptic "remote" or a link to a site, github or something that makes this a real person.

Maybe I'm just a cynic, but it's hard for me not to feel skeptical.
Here's a pic http://www.newscientist.com/gallery/dn16585-amazing-mirrors/...
Show HN: Parsify, instant markup conversion for developers
"11 OF 10 SITES IDENTIFIED CORRECTLY." :(
The point was that he did make noise (albeit softly), and his noise went unheard. If you express your honest concerns, and those concerns fall on deaf ears, you'll know that your input won't matter in the future either.

Machine analogy doesn't work here, because machines don't understand human psychology.
Predictable Blogging
As I've seen with every public broadcast channel in my local market, there appears to be a race to the bottom toward constant pledge-driving that may be endemic to the business model. That Wikipedia falls prey to it is not so much a structural flaw as a choice not to innovate on the funding front, and I believe a fact remains that people generally will not contribute to a perpetuation of the commons spontaneously.
I actually tried that wondering the same thing - but they don't let you send any message with your request. Since they didn't, I rescinded the friend request since I was not interested in exposing my personal information to a complete stranger.
App service is like API, facade, to which a presentation layer (web, mobile app) is connecting. Architecturally speaking, it doesn't have to be separate an app that connects.
10 biggest online stores of 2012
Fresh stock is a necessity when it's the main part of the dish; cubes are fine when they're used for adding just a little bit of flavor. Convenience matters.

Also, you can make excellent stock from (raw) chicken wings, that cost next to nothing (you don't have to save bones from roast chicken -- although roast chicken is one of the most delicious foods there is).
On a related note, one of my friends told me that I should continually interview with companies (3-4 an year) so that, in case of such problems, I can call them and quickly see if they have other openings I may be a fit for. Plus it also gives me better idea of my current salary potential. Do people on HN agree with that?
Additionally, if you are unemployed you must get at least 45 minutes of exercise every day, and spend at least 4-6 hours on something career focused (skill building during the annoying latent periods of job searching) as if you were FT employed. Depression can turn what should be a 21-day gap into 21 weeks.

I didn't exercise. I don't regret it. I was unemployed in St Louis for 7 months. It was the most intellectually creative period of my life. I chose to pursue physics of my own accord and with no prior experience. I now have a clear idea of what, precisely, I want my life to be, and close to a six-figure salary. I'm saving up money for at least 6 months while I study very hard in my free time to get high marks on ACT/SAT and (hopefully) earn scholarships to attend a decent undergrad university, with the long-term goal of attending a graduate program at a top university. It's doable with about six years of work, which is no problem at all now that I know who I am and what I want out of life.

It's important to realize that it isn't necessarily best to choose to continue to work regardless of what you could be doing with those extra 50 hours per week. More than that, realizing that "choosing to work" is, in fact, a conscious decision rather than a given, is liberating. It has a way of making your life come into focus.

Your advice is good. I just wanted to share an alternative viewpoint.

It's also important to note that I was incredibly lucky to have the opportunity to not-work without becoming homeless. (On the other hand, it was because I had saved up enough money to do that. And if I can, then you certainly can. Consider it.)