skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As an Idahoan and a parent, you couldn't get here fast enough. Not that our schools are terrible (anymore), but there are a lot of small towns (like where I grew up) that can just use any help they can get.
Probably nothing that would make a mind map, but ...

Doxygen may or may not work, it probably doesn't understand whatever language iOS uses (objc?). Also I think there are better solutions than doxygen these days.

But if you look at Doxygen then you'll know the kind of thing you're looking for. Note that you do not have to have marked up your code in order for doxygen to produce documentation for you.

Also I think doxygen, and probably whatever is better these days, can produce intermediate output which you could then easily process and produce a mind map on your own, if that's what you really want.
This is good to know. I assumed Blender and GIMP had workflows with comparable efficiency once you got used to them. I've never used the commercial tools.
Generally when people advocate using hjkl, they're doing so:

A: for use within vim (where "i" has another meaning already), or

B: for people who have a long history using vim and are already used to the hjkl paradigm, or

C: (most often) both.

I'm really not sure why you would get tired of this "obsession." No one is telling you to use hjkl unless you're using vim.
Any guides on making a pure "portfolio" sort of page, no blog whatsoever? All of the examples that I have seen have a blog component. I am just looking to make some basic header/nav/content/footer type templates. Thanks for your work on Pelican! I found it two days ago while looking for a static site generator and I was excited to see it mentioned in the news.
The Conservative's got power because the Liberal party has basically been withering away since Jean Cretchen, 2004 being the transition point. The Liberal party had withered away enough by the latest election to allow the conservatives get a majority government this time. Furthermore, the left's vote is split between the NDP & Liberal parties, while the Conservative party united into one party to better capture the right wing vote. If the NDP & Liberals were one party, the election would of gone to that party. Maybe in a decade or two, the NDP & Liberals will merge and Canada will have our own version of Democrat vs Republican.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics_of_Canada#Realignment...
Sure, you're not helping anyone by pretending to have a disability, but you're a grown adult, not an impressionable child. Assuming these kids really did learn something from this exercise it will help them be more tolerant and empathetic in the future, which isn't just good for the kids but it's good for everyone they will interact with for the rest of their lives.
Washington, DC: Senior Software Engineer

I'm a Python developer working for the Schroeder Institute, a non-profit research organization supported by the American Legacy Foundation (who run The Truth anti-smoking campaign). Our offices are located in Dupont Circle.

My team has an open position. Our mission is to build software that moves public health forward. We have projects ranging from a Facebook app for an NIH grant studying virality techniques on Facebook to a multi-tenant dynamic text messaging system designed to integrate into everything from public health campaigns to medical electronic record systems.

We spend every day literally making the world a better place. And we do it with technologies like:

* Python/Django
* Heroku
* AWS
* Twilio

So if that sounds interesting to you, and you like awesome benefits like:

* A fun and friendly team
* Catered lunch two days a week
* 4 weeks vacation and 13 holidays
* Full health and dental coverage for you and your immediate family at no charge
* 401K contributions that are just...incredibly generous. Very very generous.
* And more! The benefits are absolutely incredible here.

And like being paid a competitive salary, then please apply at the offical job posting here:

http://legacyforhealth.iapplicants.com/ViewJob-404357.html

If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail them to me at epalakovichcarr@legacyforhealth.org, or look me up at PyCon. We'll have a poster session, and a couple of us will be running the 5k :)
There are solutions in the works, but precisely timed audio (like games need) is still problematic in HTML5.
Does this particular employee also have other motor disabilities? Because he once helped me with check out. He was walking around the floor with what seemed like a special software on an iPhone attached to a scanner. I was amazed that the entire transaction took around 30 seconds and I was on my way.
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I'm the author. I agree that the biggest thing that I'm missing at the end of the experiment is customer feedback. But this wasn't a customer development call. This was a sales call. Also the contacts didn't want to talk. Not because it was outsourced, but because it was a cold call. The either agreed to a trial quickly (8%), or said they were busy/not interested and hung up (everyone else).

Counter-intuitively, user testing data doesn't support the CTA as a button.

Thanks for the feedback.
Exactly, I'm in the process of starting a new business and I'm incorporating out-of-state for this exact reason. There are a lot of advantages to having some presence in California (more talent and exit options), but if you can maintain your residence out-of-state prior to a sale then you can save a ton of money. North Lake Tahoe is 200 miles from the Bay Area and has no income tax.

This is the second retroactive tax hit this year in CA, if you count Prop-30 which passed in Nov 2012 but applied to all income since Jan 2012. That was "only" 10 months of retroactivity versus QSBS which is ~5 years - but the pattern makes it really hard to trust CA on anything at this point.
I bet he could look it up pretty easily by trying to date the experience but it's not important to the story. When Apple names every iteration the same flippin name it would get blurry in my head as well. iPad, iPad 2, New iPad, iPad 4?? I don't even think I got the names correct myself now from memory.
It took a bit to extract all the necessary data the right way, and some little things like getting the back button to work correctly held me up.
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So what? Are points, or what ever, only any use for showing off to others?

I'd bet that to a fair few people here, the points are a quiet way that they, well, we, get our opinions or thoughts sort of validated to our selves. So, if my karma goes up after this post, I will quietly know more agreed with me than disagreed. And that is kind of comforting. But I don't feel any need for others to have to know that, its just a nice quiet me thing.

And of course the opposite is true, and I quietly get to know I might be taking rubbish.
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Besides the obvious (lignuist's post is good)

One thing my friend did with naming his service was to ask his friends about the names. Two weeks later he called them back up and asked: What was the name of the service I asked you to name? He overwhelmingly got 1 answer that they could remember.
Bingo, study showed that because foreign workers are paid no less than us workers, it is unlikely they are discriminated against. That's a good start. Now it would be nice if they help address the shortage of _skilled_ workers (foreign or not) by reforming the visa system
Finally a change... but.. the font looks weird, looking at the CSS:

https://www.kernel.org/theme/css/main.css

that style was made on 2009!!!

Please somebody fix that fonts
> Is there not an analogous C++ library to take care of ugly details?

No. In general, there isn't an analogous library at the more static-explicit languages (it doesn't matter much what library you choose). There are libs that people use when they have similar requisites, but they rarely are analogous.
When were you there? I worked twilight shift fall 11 - spring 12 at 5th ave
Please, don't write content-farm articles and submit them yourself in the hopes of earning referral fees from affiliate links to products. I don't really trust any article where the author receives hidden compensation for product placement, because the motivation for the article isn't "let me share some cool shit I'm excited about," but rather, "how can I assemble a bunch of products around some theme and market them with some slick copy writing?" It's the new Tupperware party. Also, where is FTC disclosure?
This article highlights issues with almost any type of system, not just healthcare IT systems: interoperability, usability, implementation. . .I have a friend who is on a team that designs and implements electronic health record (EHR)systems. She says the problems are many: cultural (especially when hospitals and practices with different practices have been merged), users who can't and/or won't participate early in the requirements development phase, surgeons/demi-gods who don't believe they need EHR systems. . .And I recently read of a doctor who said that one of the biggest improvements to the system in her hospital would be to remove the "cut-and-paste" functionality. She sees entries that are clearly incorrect - and often impossible - and are obviously the result of "cut-and-paste" run amok.

Nonetheless, I think we do need these systems. They may not save that much money, but should result in better patient outcomes. We just need to design and implement them better. I know - obviously easier said than done.
Someone is very confused as to what "AirPlay" is. This doesn't make any sense. AirPlay is a network protocol tied to mDNS/Bonjour. There's no way the Lightning controller is supporting an entire network stack plus video transcription. Calling this only half-thought-out seems generous. I thought it was well known that these were smart cables. Thunderbolt is the same way. At best the SoC is some sort of smarter adapter.
Facebook Tests Timeline Redesign In New Zealand.
As constructive criticism, I think the homepage is an instant turn off. Compare this to something like https://stripe.com/ which clearly shows the features.

I think screenshots are important and they are all packed into a tiny low resolution image.

Also the yellow I know is traditionally good for conversions but here it takes your attention away from the features, as well as the link you're supposed to click to sign up.

Great work though on cold calling, that stuff is tough!
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Cool New Game for the iPhone
I stumbled upon a fun multiplayer game for the iPhone. You can create your own phrases and make your friends name a tile, and bash your friends!

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/flash-phrase-free/id596270968?mt=8
I think they're way off on the theory the cable is running iOS.

I think what's most likely is the phone is putting out a h264 stream and the chip is just decoding it. Rather than a whole ios stack & AirPlay protocol.

Sure this shares some similarities with how AirPlay works (showing a h264 stream from the device ) but wouldn't require a whole system on a chip just for showing this feed.
Doesn't in my version. looks like the behavior is in key_perm_ok in authfile.c and not configurable at all.
Most Java programs I have to deal with print stack traces to the console even without prompting because somebody thought that the `ex.printStackTrace();` IDE autofix is definitely more than enough to handle an exception.
Apple's iOS Lightning Digital AV HDMI Adapter Surprise...
The coolest experience I ever had at an apple store involved stephen colbert, steve corell, anne hathatway and one particularly dirty joke.

You clearly win.
I like the easy design.
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Yeah, as far as batter life, I was assuming that any heavy lifting would be done when it was in a docking station and charging. Used like a normal phone when not, as I would never try and program with a touch keyboard.

Yeah, dropbox and VCS' work. My main problem is that if I just want to quickly do a few things, it becomes a time burden to spend 5 minutes or so doing the sync (and other things like db updates, what have you). This little extra time sometimes destroys my motivation to work on something real.
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Most sane DHCP servers will also attempt to ping an IP address before offering it (and won't offer it, of course, if it gets a response).
Perhaps you can also take a look at my other post: http://devhike.blogspot.com.ar/2013/02/js-for-newbies.html

If web development is what you want, javascript is a must.
I assume by the "back button" you are referring to the text saying "Voke" on each page?

I wouldn't have clicked it until looking for a back button. Might be worth leaving it as text, and maybe placing a back button to the left of it? Personally I think something similar to the back button in Windows Phone would look nice.
Something like the button here: http://i.msdn.microsoft.com/dynimg/IC505392.png
The site looks great and I'm curious how your indexing all those docs to be searched so quickly. However I also feel obliged to tell you to stop encouraging people to use PHP =p
It's not so much that these are minor details, but I see fallacious / erroneous logic used to justify various actions. Most often, it's actively discouraging collaboration / close working by employees on the basis that they're wasting one another's time and/or that two people working on the same problem is not cost effective, regardless of the fact that they are electing to work in this way, and that productivity is higher (combined) than were they working independently.

Yes, you can make the argument that excessive long meetings are cost sinks (but they're likely much more effective than passing information to people one at a time). The key is to keep meetings to the minimum required, to keep them on track and moving toward a goal, and to head off those who'll disrupt, hijack, or otherwise kill efficiency, as well as ensure that makers get their long-duration, uninterrupted time blocks when best suited to get their work done (probably the biggest negative of contemporary office life and design).

As for the billing rate observation: that's not a math problem, strictly, it's a recognition of billable vs. nonbillable productive activities.

No offense taken.
Fair. To be honest, while I'm aware that industry exists in SF it's so far outside my typical radar that I often forget about it entirely.
This interface is superior to this most recent offering and MacRumors. I understand why you took it down but still too bad.
If I have compromised a server, it's pretty trivial to have login.php also POST a copy of the raw user/pass to my server if I wanted.
Interesting argument, and I agree with you that the milliseconds saved are obviously small compared to the time it takes to design an algorithm, but I will make the following argument:

It isn't only about shaving milliseconds off your coding. I realize this is mostly anecdotal, but I find when I'm editing in vim or any good IDE, I can focus more on the algorithm and less on the act of typing, and a deeper focus on your program (i.e. data structures, control flow, etc) rather than on typing, does have an advantage.

Holding down the left or right arrow key while waiting for the cursor to move to the end of a line, or reaching for the end key is distracting and interrupts concentration, even if it is brief. Waiting for a cursor to move puts a greater strain on working memory because it means maintaining state information, in memory, for a longer period of time. While these distractions are somewhat minor for a single line of code, they really add up when you're' coding for 8 or 10 hours a day. In fact, I find these distractions add up to the point where I need to be editing in Vim or a good IDE to get in a state of flow.

Now, before someone calls me out on it, I'd also suggest that I don't believe using vim or an IDE increases the load on working short term memory. When you're initially starting out with a new tool, obviously it does increase the working load on memory, but once the key bindings are committed to muscle memory then, almost by definition, you're no relying on working memory.
'i' already has a function in vim - one of the most frequently used ones.
Hm... seems like there's no way to download a tarball in cgit, but I'm not sure if this functionality was enabled in kernel.org's gitweb either.
One problem I've found with that is that people are discouraged from downvoting unless something is off topic or out of line, whereas upvotes are encouraged more broadly.

If only 20% of people reading a comment like it, at least some will still upvote.

So on average, even my mediocre comments get +1-3 points. Thus the more I comment, the more points I get, even if quality is only so-so.
I've worked as a salesperson since I was 17 (I'm 22 now), on and off. Pays the bills, you see. And you're 100% right about the amount of exposure you get to every day people, however instead of making me jaded, I believe it's made my life as a developer easier; it gave me insights into regular people I think I would have otherwise missed.

And gave me a neat startup idea I'm working on ;)
The following is direct from Google's Security and Privacy:

"In order to provide some of the core features in Google Apps products, our automated systems will scan and index some user data. For example:

-Email is scanned so we can perform spam filtering and virus detection.

-Priority Inbox, a Gmail feature, scans email message to identify which messages are considered important and which are considered not important.

-If you are using Google Apps (free edition), email is scanned so we can display contextually relevant advertising in some circumstances.

-Some user data, such as documents and email messages, are scanned and indexed so your users can privately search for information in their own Google Apps accounts.

*Google Apps data is not part of the general google.com index, except when users choose to publish information publicly."
that's what it does: http://www.captweet.com/paulg/304347618585235456
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Thanks. Love the feedback. I've got some data from user tests to guide me for some of the elements, but not overall. The homepage needs design work and the value proposition is very weak.
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I was referring to just the standard browser back button, ha. I'm using the HTML5 history API for this, and the back button was causing recursion problems. That said, I know what you mean, and that could be a good idea.
YES, I was hunting around for this in 1.4, happy to see it's arrived.
I'm not in the market for this service, but I love the idea of an online broker. I used to work for a mid-size non-profit. I worked in IT, not HR, but I was one of the "randomly selected" non-HR employees selected to help find a new insurance plan. I only recently recovered from the nightmare of drowning in emails and paper (not necessarily pdfs).
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Universal laws behind growth patterns
The kids knew sign language?

The kids went and bought stuff (incl laptops) at multiple stores?

And wasn't there a long line at Apple? How'd they make it to so many other stores?

The kids physically go to the store to buy school computers?

The kids are such good actors that they fooled the author & all other salespeople?

A teacher would actually allow kids to pretend that they're disabled?

No bulk discount or pre-arranged deal?

All other employees in the mall were mean to deaf kids?

Author doesn't remember which Apple product was debuting?

I hate to be "that guy" -- but this story is most likely fiction.
Tablet front webcam finally allows mid-air typing. Minority report, here we are.
Once you start putting extra hardware into the docking station to do heavy lifting you essentially end up back where you are now with a mobile device that can do some but not all tasks but also acts as a mobile filestore.

I would imagine that as broadband speeds become faster we will see a diversification of devices rather than the other way around. Things like kindle , roku and xbox seem to be selling a lot better than things like MS Surface for example.
That's certainly been requested and is coming in the next version, hopefully to be released sometime this month. Thanks to the hard work done by Bruno, one of the other dev team members, you will soon be able to override pages by specifying a source file and a destination URL: https://github.com/getpelican/pelican/pull/623

With this in place, you should be able to populate your site with pages (e.g., /content/pages/{index.md,about.md,portfolio.md,contact.md,etc}) without any chronological blog content.
You can learn from both fact and fiction.
And attending meetings.
This is pretty the sole reason I don't use gimp anymore and have no plans to go back, ever. I used it on OSX under X11 and had no problems with the mental gymnastics using control instead of command because, well, it wasn't GIMPs fault.

I was so excited when they made it a native app, too.

If Command-E actually brought the window up in front of the rest of the windows instead of hiding it behind the main window, it might have been a different story.

Just my two cents.
Did they say Balanced is better than Stripe?
Great work though, cold calling is hard.
Yes, it will. This is actually part of their video about it. Their idea is to have one OS that can smoothly scale up and down to different form factors. They show people docking their phone into a tablet shell, a laptop, and a desktop, and having the UI expand to fill each space.
Jean Chrétien, please.
1. Law is passed to reduce fraud.
2. An incident of fraud occurs under the new law.
3. Law is pointless and should be repealed.

1+2 do not imply 3.

I don't know much about the California MTA. It may very well be a terrible piece of legislation that prevents desperately needed innovation. But the argument presented here is laughable.
Answer: It uses a bunch of skip lists.

Source: I do hacking on top of lucene.
Funnily enough, 256 MB of RAM is exactly what's in the 4th gen iPod touch ($199).
Nope, a reference to the duck in battle chess. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinsons_law_of_triviality#Re... and #5 at http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2012/07/new-programming-jar...
It's more complicated than that. The last line has to match two out of three (for example, city and ZIP), and then it can try to do some reverse analysis on what you've written for the address line. (Even that's an oversimplification; it's pretty darn impressive.)

The USPS also has the additional challenge of matching what you think is your address with what is actually your address. Very, very few people know their address.

If that's not bad enough, if you've ever had something arrive successfully, you expect the address that was used to work forever.
Found this.

2nd comment from http://www.businessinsider.com/bizarre-groupon-ceo-andrew-ma...

It does seem like there's some reason. I wonder if its a tax convenience thing. It says he got $7186 in other comp and the footnote that includes the cost of parking, etc... But that's non-cash so if he only made $1, they wouldn't actually have enough in his paycheck each month to cover the taxes that need to be withheld (social security, etc...) so he's have to go to the trouble of writing a check each month. It's a good gesture as is; no reason to make it logistically inconvenient on him and the payroll staff. My guess is if you put this all in an accounting system, someone who makes $757 in cash and $7186 in non-cash income in Chicago IL has to withhold $756 in various taxes on their W-2.
I do have to say, that is one of the strongest "apply here" pages I have ever read. Well Done (gender neutral implied) Sirs.
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