skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No eye tracking, but it tracks your head. The screen would not dim if you're looking at it, for example.
playing in bits and pieces, each one less than a second. better is to store it somewhere and then play

$ curl -About sonsuzdongu.com > temp

$ aplay temp
Thanks for the post.

What I find annoying is that to simply test a business idea where you need to store subscriber's email addresses you normally need to register at the CNIL for which you need a registered company which requires what is described in the article. It feels backwards somehow: you need to register a company (with all the paperwork involved) before you even know if it can work.
Does this also work with frame pointers omitted?
Good tips

Well, the bank thing seems exaggerated. Did they pick one of the main banks or one tiny one?

Yes, I have had an account on France. Sure, mine was a personal account, but it was pretty straightforward. Online banking worked fine (true, I haven't done transfers)

The weirdest thing (for me) about the French banking system (apart from cheques that rip from the widest margin of the book) is what they call a RIB (Releve d'Identité Bancaire), it's something that comes in your statements and is the 'key' for service providers to set up a direct debt to your account. Yes, they need that piece of paper.

Public offices are weird as well, they are sometimes a row of unmarked doors, so you just have to guess, or figure it out from some faded indications and voilà
Sounds like the kind of latent illness that's likely to flare up again when you get old, or if you suffer another serious illness or injury.
Probably a Markov chain bot written by a Lisp enthusiast. No doubt the bot itself is currently learning Lisp and becoming self aware. Hopefully it will run out of parentheses before it takes over the world.
I am not surprised no one has replied with a scenario which brings calamity. I'm sure many started to but realized how far fetched it would have to be. Few individuals can be a realistic threat to the government. My brother currently thinks he is harming the government by not paying taxes, quite the opposite though.
I had bought some songs on Sony's old "Connect" (iTunes clone) music store which uses DRM. It shut down and basically said the only way to keep enjoying all the music I bought was to burn all the tracks onto CD and then rip the CD back into MP3 format. (This degrades quality btw)

Rhapsody, another DRM music service had a weird glitch where the few songs I purchased became "disconnected" from my account and no longer played. They were just music files sitting there doing nothing.

MSN Music did the same. Google Video went down as well.

I bought "2012" on Amazon's video on demand store via Unboxed (which is terrible btw). My family night was ruined. The DRM was so invasive to prevent stream stealing that the movie got glitched midway, would pause and never unpause, would not skip forward, and disappeared from my account after upgrading the amazon player. After 2 repurchases and 2 refunds, I just pirated it. The pirated version played great, but the family already got bored and went off to do their own things.

Pirates pirate to avoid money -> customers pay because it's easier -> companies use DRM to punish pirates -> customers end up getting hurt in the cross-fire -> DRM makes pirating the better option for both pirates and customers(former).

DRM isn't a stupid idea, it's a stupid execution of a reasonable idea. Steam's DRM is reasonable. The damage to the name however, is already done. Now I avoid DRM like the plague.
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They're still paid in EUR, just getting some of that converted to BTC. If selling the BTC later on makes them a profit, it becomes the responsibility of the employee to report any profits.

The greater problem is how the employer manages to get a hold of larger amounts of BTC needed.
Amazing summary, I will bookmark this even though I am french.

With my co-founders, we've been looking to chose a bank and an accountant to officially start the company for some time now, and have been baffled by how much the banks charge charge for little to no service. The same holds true for accountants, although to a lesser degree as we're at the very beginning.

Also, debating about the 'statuts' has been a real pain. However, this is the only part in all this process that is of actual use, since it forces the founders to agree on a lot of important ownership and processes issues from the start.
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> The greater problem is how the employer manages to get a hold of larger amounts of BTC needed.

They are using external service for that AFAIK. The company itself does not manage the bitcoin purchases.
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Agreed on the banks: read my comment on the article, we pay 15€/mo for top notch service (used to pay more for sub-par service). Pick a bank that is entrepreneur-friendly, not all are interested.
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As others have said, I think the project isn't super useful. The most interesting thing I saw on the page was an attempt at hiding the source for the script by putting it into an image, and then decoding it.

Pretty easy to decode and just console.log though. Here's a Gist of the source for anybody who's interested:

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5169037
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Hmm I feel uncomfortable if there's an eval going on in there; what if the commandline is tainted etc? Its something to keep in mind.
probably because people's life depend on the treatment they got from the hospital and so with out regulation , the hospital can charge what ever they want.
Hi,
I can relate to your situation, I feel like you are describing my life.
My experience is this: all the psychological/organizing tips won't help. Problems is somewhere else. It's not about being lazy, not about being afraid of failure, needing latest organizing spreadsheet or anything like that. It's about brain chemistry and people around just don't get it as they try to understand your behavior assuming their state of mind.
Books like "The Now Habit" address different problem entirely. I think I've read like hundred of "organizing", "anti procrastiation" etc. books. I see them as worthless when it comes to problems you describe. What they give you is very short lived kick and then a lot of frustration.
What helped me is diet, supplements and drugs. I haven't tried adderall but I tried modafinil. It is life changer for me along with very low-carb diet which keeps my energy high during the day.
I realize it's very anecdotical but I tried everything under the sun and after ~15 years (I am 30) of misery I finally feel better these days after implementing above mentioned changes.
I feel like I lost the best years of my life trying to follow advice of people who just don't get it. Doctors who will do everything to avoid prescribing druga (it's not US). Authors who put well sounding boilerplate advice into the newest self-help book and people around who just assumed laziness.
Now I have organized desk first time in 15 years, I keep my apartment clean first time since I live alone (~8 years or even longer counting living with roommates). I paid all the bills on time first time in a decade (it even happened before that they cut my electricity off because i just forgot/didn't want to do it despite having a lot of money available). I have my clothes arranged and shelves organized.
I didn't do ANYTHING like described in NOW habit. I didn't implement ANY strategy to do this. I've just changed my diet and noticed I don't need to sleep during the day anymore and don't crash in the evening. I took the tablets and suddently I felt like just dealing with all the mess in my life so I did it.
From what you have written you shouldn't be studying. I would honestly consider a complete shift away from a 'mental' discipline.

You sound like the lady that passed her driving test on her 50th attempt. This is a person that should not be driving.

Have you considered being a lumberjack? I'm being serious here. You need to do something crazily different. Maybe work in a restaurant. Physically hard work with someone chewing on your ass to get it done quicker. A place with no long term objectives.

Call it mind training but what you are doing at the moment is trying to force a square peg into a round hole.
From the article:

"Asier Sáez-Cirión of the Pasteur Institute's unit for regulation of retroviral infections in Paris analysed 70 people with HIV who had been treated with antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) between 35 days and 10 weeks after infection – much sooner than people are normally treated.

. . . .

"Most of the 70 people relapsed when their treatment was interrupted, with the virus rebounding rapidly to pre-treatment levels. But 14 of them – four women and 10 men – were able to stay off of ARVs without relapsing, having taken the drugs for an average of three years.

. . . .

"On average, the 14 adults have been off medication for seven years. One has gone 10-and-a-half years without drugs. 'It's not eradication, but they can clearly live without pills for a very long period of time,' says Sáez-Cirión."

Any time I hear of someone not finding that an HIV infection turns into an early death after debilitating illness, I'm glad to hear the news. And if some commonality of those patients can be discovered that provides a clue how better to treat other patients, so much the better. But those odds (the majority of the patients who ceased treatment finding their infections rebounding back to acute clinical disease) are still discouraging. For AIDS, an ounce of prevention is still worth a pound of cure. The cases described here sound less like a "cure" than the case of the baby from Mississippi reported earlier, as these patients still have detectable HIV infections, just not infections currently resulting in clinical disease.
I have recently purchased Avast and I regret it. While free version serves as an anti virus well, paid version does all kind of strange things with system. It made Wi-Fi stop working under Windows 8, rendered OpenVPN drivers uninstallable and what not.

Anyone with a good AV suggestion? I want something light on system that has Firewall as well(can go for separate Firewall as well), free options preferred.
It seems only a rant and digression about life instead of details about the S4.
I wonder if the customer in this case (the wine-buyer) is misunderstood. Not only does he go in for the relationship, but I suspect he wants to be able to show off the wine and tell stories about it to his friends/guests/people he's trying to impress. Buying a case of wine with a fantastic story may justify the premium, as opposed to a case of wine ordered directly from the vendor that comes unceremoniously in a fedex case.
No, risks.
You can add alternate domains to Google Apps accounts which can work just as the main domain.

Until they decide--all of the sudden--that you can't any more (assuming you can now). His point is that Google is unreliable as a long term partner and should not be counted on.
Look at the companies that both have invested in and speak to the ones operating in similar markets to you.

YC companies:

http://www.seed-db.com/accelerators/view?acceleratorid=1011

Techstars Boulder:

http://www.seed-db.com/accelerators/view?acceleratorid=3012
Samsung's new Galaxy - Goodbye Google?
That is actually incorrect. Once you bought the physical book, it is yours. There is no license involved¹, and you may do what ever you want with your property. However, copyright law adds an incursion on top of property rights, which by government law adds a limitation to what the owner of the private property might do.

1) Some books include a legal trick by adding a shrink wrap around the book. The claim is that by breaking such "seal", the owner of the book agrees to a legal binding contract (confusingly called a "License Agreement") with the book publisher. Such practice has a long history of being non-enforceable outside the United States, and a sketchy history within.
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The purpose of the last two points is to explain why the stock price is going down. It is going down because the future outside of Apple is unknown - and that is engineered, entirely, by Apple not disclosing what it is going to be releasing in X months or X years.

So yes, the stock market is very sensationalist when prices go up and down because of a lack of information.
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Self motivation is an art. It's something everyone everywhere has had to learn, so don't feel down because you are struggling with it. As with all abilities, some people are naturals, some have to learn it. My personal opinion is that, as with most abilities, the "naturals" are just people who learned self motivation at a very young age. You have to learn it, as did I, and as did many more people than you can imagine.

Take it as a personal project to manipulate yourself. This is the trick. You want to have your reptilian brain under control, and the problem is that the reptilian has lots of power. There are a number of strategies, try and try again until you find one that fits. For me, the one that really worked is delayed gratification as a reward for small accomplishments. Trivial stuff, such as "I can break for coffee once I fix that small annoying bug that is just boring to fix". Frequent, delayed rewards.

Anyhow, talk about it. You'll find most people go through the same problem. Virtually everyone goes through phases of procrastination, and you'll find everyone has invented their own method of snapping out of it.
This looks like a really useful tool, although the automatic importing of anything that smells like a module makes me a little uncomfortable:

modules = re.findall(r'([\w.]+)+(?=\.\w+)\b', all_text)

then later:

for m in modules:
try:
key = m.split('.')[0]
self[key] = __import__(m)
except:
pass
If you have W8. why don't you just stick with what is built in? There is really no need to have AV software on W8
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Surely if your command line is tainted then you have bigger problems?
Australia was a colony before it became a country. it turned out pretty well.
1.a does not implement Implicit flow (sending token #token=..)

sending #_=_ is only protection of facebook open redirect, it's impossible to do same on every possible open redirector on the client's website.

by static I mean exact value of path+query
I bought SimpleRSS.com a little while ago with the intention of building an alternative and open-source RSS reader. If anyone's interested in acquiring the domain, message me! ;)
Because GET requests can be saved as bookmarks, copied and pasted, indexed by search engines, etc.
Is There a Perfect Length for a Blog Post or Article?
Feels a little bit as if it should be filed under "yes but obvious".

When you can find large groups of people who will tell you how much they love their Android phone and other large groups of people who tell you how much they love their iPhone, it should be obvious that this isn't a one size fits all situation.

The one thing he doesn't say (possibly because it's also obvious) is that whatever side you're on, you should probably celebrate the situation as the many and varied levels of competitions that exist are driving innovation and we're all benefiting from that.
Sarcasm, nice.

But seriously, I'm new to Node. If I see examples of bad practice on the home page, I've no way of knowing if the framework is going to be teaching me more bad practices in the areas I'm not familiar with yet.
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For suggestions, I'd always suggest crowdsourced AV like SocialAV. But, for quick and old way, Avira AntiVir is great.
0. Hop on a train and do it in London instead?

Is that realistic, especially if you're unsure of success and don't want to go through all the bureaucracy?
All scientists should take philosophy of science, IMHO, to avoid the misunderstanding of te scientific method that comes from dogmatic belief in it. I would guess most scientists don't know the difference between an inductive and deductive proof, both of which are crucial for scientific progress.
Whilst it won't solve your problem right now, we (http://hackerjobs.co.uk) have something along those lines in development. I do find it odd that there isn't any site that's nailed it yet.
Well there's a specific reason they don't say you're "cured" of cancer. They use the word remission. Which honestly sounds more appropriate here as well.
And if you find that useful, here's an extension of that same idea: https://github.com/gvalkov/python-oneliner (I haven't worked on it in months though)
I built something like this for an internal CMS framework and it really speed up prototyping pages - especially large list pages.
Indeed, though increasingly I see user disengagement is an area where Facebook seems to be moving in the direction of G+.
"A players" are, by definition, not the weird ones.
Wasn't there a rebuttal of /Sex at Dawn/ mentioned recently here on Hacker News?
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With the current British government angling to leave the EU at present, that's a decision that might have unpleasant consequences in a few years for any French entrepreneur that tried this, even assuming it's practical now.
Thanks for the thorough response. I've been going over all the resources the past few days. It's very helpful.
Or Ireland?

Or Luxembourg?
> "I really don't want to put down this drink!"

Samsung targeting the problem drinker market there.

Not clear how being so drunk that you can't focus works with their eye tracking software.
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Ah, you're using Credit Agricole. Mine was BNP Paribas, not sure which one the person in the article is using.
why would kim so all of that when he can already live it up like a King right now? having a few bil in money isnt enough to replace what he has right now, which I'd essentially evwrything in NK...
How to setup a secure private web server with node.js using SSL authorization
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I really find this amazing.

I've been watching Larry Wall's Perl 6 talks off late, where he talks of designing Perl programming languages(1,2,3,4,5 and 6). He goes back to 1987 and talks about problems in 1987 about difficulties in sanely doing text processing then. He mentions the problems really were that if you wanted to do simple text processing work there was always awk/sed and other little unix utilities in form of a command line program using pipes. But any thing more than that and you really had to write program combining them in a language like C(The dominant language of the day;circa 1987).

I see the situation hasn't changed at all.

Almost anybody who doesn't use Perl, continues to bend <insert their favorite language here> in a way that badly implements what Perl was invented to do in 1987. Which is to really solve problems like these, in the most appropriately designed programming language for it.

Perl was designed to fit the niche between [c/python/java/<insert your language>] and [shell/unix text processing utils].

When you bend your language to fit that niche, like this tool does(This tool makes a good attempt at turning Python into a Perl like language). You make it largely look Perlish. This is dilemma languages trying to replace Perl must face, everytime you try to invent a language to replace Perl, you end up inventing a tool/language that largely looks and works like Perl(Read: Ruby/Perl 6). People who have learned Ruby after learning Perl know this fact, it really feels like you are just learning some more extra syntax above Perl.

Giving a powerful command line language is very difficult. Because by very definition you have to design a powerful syntax in the most terse ways ever. Where does that leave us? This in a C based syntax and what you get is Perl.

It will take a little while to understand that languages like Python and Ruby are not replacing Perl. That is for the same reasons why Perl even in CGI days never came to replace Php. Its just these languages and tools like Perl/awk/sed are designed to rule a very different niche.

When you begin to understand the design and niche they occupy you will suddenly discover that your 100 custom scripts and jar files you spend days writing do badly what was already solved in one constant design paradigm some 2-3 decades ago.

This is the reason why the grey beard unix guy smiles at you every time you show him your world changing script.
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ClamAV/ClamWin. It's not a resident antivirus so you'll have to scan files you download yourself (or set some kind of trigger) which IMHO is better because it doesn't hog your PC when you don't need it.

Microsoft Security Essentials is good on Windows too. Microsoft has a bad reputation but it does a good job here.

You'll need a separate firewall, but Windows has one built-in and Linux has sooo many alternatives.

Also: keep your software up to date and do regular full-system scans just in case.

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EDIT: care to explain the downvotes please? It's so irritating when you downvote legitimate comments without further explanation. Where am I wrong here? Is it just because I mentioned Microsoft?

Of course you can downvote but please do us all a favor and explain.
Can you afford to remain away from e-learning?
Coming up with random words and examples when writing tests is surprisingly tedious.
True, but there are equally large groups of people who 'hate' the 'opposition' blindly. The majority of the analysis seems to reflect this less enlightened viewpoint.
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I think that this sort of stuff is why a lot of people are afraid to create start-ups in France. Yes, there are huge taxes, but huge taxes provide a benefit (living in a decent society). This on the other hand is just an artifact from the past that nobody has bothered changing, much like how universities ask students for photocopies of every degree they got every damned year, or how much physical paper is used for trivial stuff that should be computerized.

(just to clarify, I am not against the CNIL, just against the hoop-jumping mentality)
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"DRM isn't a stupid idea, it's a stupid execution of a reasonable idea." I'm sorry but this conclusion doesn't follow from everything you wrote before this. What?
When I read things like this, I'm glad that I was in the US at the time I had the opportunity to create my app business (flight sim app for mobile). My school mates who are still in France are having a hard time with all the overhead of french bureaucracy when doing anything... most of them are thinking of moving abroad at some point.

The whole process in the US was so easy, finding a bank was a total non issue.
perhaps having a sense of morals and ethics means you end up not being as ruthless and thus less likely to earn the big bucks.
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An example would be the processing of automatically acquired measurement data. Such data usually shows some kind of distribution (binominal, normal, geometric, etc...) that needs to be taken into account when validating such a tool.