skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, it sounds like you have aggressively pursued using correct form. For most people, form is the issue, but I get the feeling that you might just have a physiological issue with doing squats. Have you tried leg presses as a substitute?

Another possible thing to TRY (if it hurts don't do it) are Goblet Squats. Look up a youtube video and you will quickly see what it is. It is a very effective way of increasing hip mobility so that if/when you do try to do squats again your hip flexors will take the weight instead of your knees.

Also, (this is extremely important), google "low bar squat form." Anyone with knee issues should be doing low bar squats (in fact they are all I do, because they are as good as high bars but easier on the knees). If the bar isn't resting BEHIND the traps and on top of the delts, then you are doing a high bar squat which puts far more stress on the knees.

Look up videos by Rippetoe. He is controversial for advanced lifters, but for beginners he is a good resource. He is also a huge advocate of the low bar squat, and he has a video on Vimeo where he talks for several minutes in detail about positioning the bar for the low bar squat. Get the bar position correct, and the squat will take care of itself.
it might just be a hook to induce more people to install a facebook app and/or use facebook. i don't use the facebook app myself (as you say, i don't want facebook having access to my phone), but if i did i would see no real privacy reason not to use this one too.
I've found, from painful experience, that most physical therapists aren't particularly oriented towards strength training.

If you can find an FMS certified strength trainer, there's a good chance they could help diagnose your situation. http://www.functionalmovement.com
Hard mode: make it take pictures from reddit.com/r/FiftyFifty.
No, your example isn't the same.

In your example you're referring to the max-width of the viewport. In Ian's example, he's referring to the max-width of the `.testimonial` element itself.
Not exactly sure what you're going for, but you sue based on facts as they were at a particular point in time. Transferring a patent or doing a hide the ball move doesn't work so well in court, particularly federal court.

Res judicata is the concept that once a party in a suit has facts determined of a particular situation in one court, that party can't then go into another court and argue the opposite.
> You can not set a homescreen secretly or in the background, and you can only have a single home screen set at any given time.

A great many toolbars aren't "secret", they just engage in indirection to trick users into agreeing to installing them.

> If the user decides to install a homescreen, and he does not like it, He will simply uninstall the app.

Assuming the user even remotely understands what happened.
I realized that after I posted the link, then I noticed another link was on the front page, so more or less redundant, but I predict the archive copy will outlive Angelfire.
At what point can an empty space no longer be considered a hole?
>>It's most definitely a strong mix of both sides, not everyone at Facebook is "evil".

Devil's Advocate: Note everyone in the third reich was evil.

p.s. No need to mention Godwin's law. I know about it.
No, GPSD is not the battery-killer on your Android
Nathan, the guy doing this, ran a previous class on creating your own programming language. It was a great class, and it's really cool how he's doing this on his own, for fun.
Google is no different policy-wise for the chromium project. Neither of them are saints here.
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Duh, you're correct. Baleting and getting coffee.
I'm just going to link to one of my favorite reviews of his. You can __taste__ the contempt he has for this movie and all its characters in his words: http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19...

I'll also never forget when Ebert lambasted that ridiculous "Benjamin Button" movie. At the time, I felt like he was the only one on earth that agreed with me. The film recieved nothing but praise, and I was sitting there wondering if I had seen the same film as everyone else. I was so delighted to read his review: http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20...
It's not the binds. It's all of it, including stuff like buffer lists, programmability, marks (marks are so bloody important to me when reading long web pages. I'm seriously, seriously angered by the fact that PDF readers don't have them, and I might, one of these days, scratch my own itch and go hack them into evince or so.)

Opera doesn't even have a concept of marks. Never mind marks across browser windows, tabs, or even pages you don't have open. Also, I love the minimalistic interface: you only see a small status bar, and (optionally) a tab bar. You can even hide everything. You can't do that with Opera (at all.)
Kettlebells are compact, safe-ish, and pretty fun. I regularly work out with barbells now at the gym (roughly following Starting Strength), but before I started that, I spent a lot of time swinging a 35 lb kettlebell at home, which firmed up my back and shoulder muscles a lot. I recently added 20 lb and 60 lb kettlebells to the set, as 35 lb isn't a challenge to swing, but I can't yet consistently control it with one arm above my head.
But doesn't that make a "study" like this just a sugarcoated lie?

Arguing that something is true because it is too difficult to research the subject properly seems just wrong on so many levels.

I find research ideologies like this at its very core highly dishonest. Sure, people who are really into the subject and methodology understand a study's limitations. But all it does is leading on the media to hype one week the story "A makes you live longer" and another month later "A makes you die faster".
Currently, we generally use preprocessors such as LESS or Sass to compile from some more improved syntax into usable CSS2/CSS3 before serving (a la CoffeScript->JavaScript). A shim is generally meant to be there just in case some feature (present in some modern browsers) isn't available in the current browser; For this use case, that would be ALL browsers, and you'd just be adding page load time across the board (and further delaying when the page gets styled during rendering).
You are of course talking about monkey bar fighting over a pit of snakes, right?
It doesn't have to be as dramatic as a complete shutdown. I bought into Google Apps for Business on the implicit promise it could one day completely replace desktop office apps.

All serious development has slowed down to a crawl. New developments are mostly cosmetic. Bugs never get fixed. Microsoft, miles behind not so long ago is now streets ahead with Office 365, and Google has quite clearly stopped giving a crap.

Google has never shown any interest in the long term pursuit of any product or service that couldn't be sufficiently exploited for advertising, directly or indirectly (collecting data to sell to advertisers), paid or unpaid.
Give up your privacy again for the very first time.
I'd give it a year.
Supposedly all of Google's prices are now and will be viable since they introduced internal chargeback.
Get what is called a "squat cage" (you can build one yourself if you don't like the options to purchase.) along with an Olympic bar (it is a bar weighted to 45 lbs. along with Olympic weights.

You can do squats safely without a spotter by using a squat cage. Also, when you place a bench inside of the cage, you can use catch bars to safely bench press without a spotter (the safety bars will catch the bar at chest level when you can't lift it due to exhaustion)

Along with pull ups, bench press, squat, and deadlift are the best exercises for strength. An olympic bar will let you do both deadlift and squat with just a rack.
Does creating their own launcher give them any data on non-FB applications used on the phone?
the more intense the strength training

Stop right there. Please don't conflate the scamish, lets forget form and get our clients hurt XFitters with actual strength training (which I've never seen an XFitter do). XFit is great that it excites some people who would not normally work out, but its execution leaves a lot to be desired.
Hey David,

We are in the process of adding Windows support, we don't have an ETA just yet, but it is definitely in our sights! Also, the build timeout is 50mins, with a 10 min no-logs timeout.

Thanks,

Josh
Another senior engineer here who weighs in on hiring decisions.

Based upon your self description, no, I would not. You sound to me like a beginner-intermediate level programmer who loves what he is doing, but is under the impression that cool new languages and frameworks are the most exciting thing he can experience. They are not. Note that this is still my impression even after reading your "I'm a fast learner..." paragraph.

You may very well be highly gifted, but how can I know that? Nowhere in your description do you discuss what sort of problems you have solved or and what sort of problems you would like to solve. Solving problems is #1. What language/framework/API you use to do it should flow naturally from the problem domain.

I don't care if you know C/C#/Ruby/whatever. Sure, knowing the technology stack that we are using (or plan to use) is a big bonus, but it is not up there at the top of my list of hiring criteria. I want to know if you can solve problems. I want to know how you think. Any engineer worth their salt can learn the latest language or framework, that doesn't interest me. What does interest me is know that, if we have a difficult problem to solve, I am going to be able to get you next to a whiteboard to help me figure it out.

Don't take this as an insult; everyone starts somewhere. This stage is a natural progression in your development as an engineer. I was there once, as was everyone else. However, per your own description, you sound like a glue programmer to me, not an engineer. I want to know if I can rely on you to solve hard problems, regardless of whether the best language for the job is C or JavaScript.

EDIT: Just saw your comment here:

*IMO, time I spend at work is wasted, because it is so unrelated to the technologies I want to work with*

Well, that is exactly the reason I would not hire you as-is. That is the impression I had initially and that sentence only reinforces that impression, regardless of your statement in the "I am a fast learner..." paragraph.
PHP is meant to die
I'm quite happy that I turned Java off before visiting that site. Then again, it's always off unless I need it.
I disagree with the suggestion that the American minimum wage is in a better place because it is lower. Keeping working people poor so wealthier people can afford more things (whether they are things the likes of me understand like bread (...) or things "this audience" understands, like video games) is gross.

I suspect that you and the original commenter think extremely impoverished American children are an acceptable price to pay for cheap video games. Like I said: America. Heck yeah!
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The first example I can understand, but I am not following you with the rest.
Courts may seem antiquated but a reasonable judge will see right through these games.
Show HN: Realtime Production 3D rendering in the browser
Do you want to learn Data Science with Ruby?
It's yehudized.
GPA is, unfortunately, one metric that is used to quickly sift applicants. So one B+ over a B may not matter for one course, but can be quite significant over the course of four years.
I am maybe a little older than some of the readers here, pushing on the lower end of middle age, ie, I had to memorize phone numbers/rotary phone at home when I was very young, I had a Walkman, MTV had only one station and it played music, etc. Perhaps I could have said Gen-X and saved some time.

Anyway, I remember Siskel and Ebert on television before there was much of an internet to speak of. Now if you look out over the landscape of people who successfully adapted to the new landscape of social media it's predominantly much younger. I think it takes a special kind of mind to reinvent one's self past a certain age, and Ebert did so very well (for whatever reason, George Takei comes to mind, also). But it was brave of him to do so and I think it is ...helpful to all of us that have grown up online that some members of his generation are/were willing to put themselves out of their comfort zones and share their viewpoints and experiences in that way. RIP.

edit: " ...and get up to change the TV channel" of which there were ~10 outside of cable, and some would require rabbit ear contortions. If I could give you more than one upvote I would have :)
I'm guessing you're trolling, but I'll bite...

" given that someone with access to the backend database could probably effect queries ‘simulating’ an active user."

Yes, in shortsightedland. In a company where storing plaintext passwords is normal, it's not too far fetched to think that they are probably backing up and restoring their databases all over the shop.

They only need to lose a laptop on public transport and now they've basically distributed ALL their users common passwords.
"I'll see you at the movies" - Roger Ebert's last words. I still remember seeing his TED talk http://www.ted.com/talks/roger_ebert_remaking_my_voice.html
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Giving up privacy has never been this much fun
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Wow, that looks really cool. Can we get a bit more background on how it works?
I thought IE doesn't support WebGL?
Based on observations and prior experience (esp. Bitzi), I believe the wiki approach of "correct-in-place" leads to better convergence and community than "downvote the errors, add a corrected entry, upvote the better entry".

(Voting democracy may help prevent people from being oppressed in certain ways, but it isn't much of a truth-discovery mechanism.)
Be careful with that edge, son, you may cut yourself.
Or you'll need such a weird design that user input is translated to database names.

I suspect that's why they weren't able to tell people that if your db port is secure you're safe.
Anyone notice how the main video on that page is almost exclusively women using the app? Guess that's linking in to the idea others have quoted here about the attractiveness factor of the photos in question.
Devshop 2 was awesome, some of the best engineers I've ever met!
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A "document" is one of the many possible "ui"s for the underlying model of information that gets displayed. I must be missing some nuance in the distinction you're trying to draw between a "document" vs a "ui." Are you talking about static vs. dynamic content?
You can with LESS. I use LESS on all responsive projects and have done this many times. Obviously it is not vanilla CSS you write in but it is compiled into standard CSS. I really recommend trying it out before you reinvent the wheel.
In terms of momentum, community activity, and tech stack progress, Meteor seems to be way ahead of the competitors and accelerating faster.
google the symbol names and you will see the javascript is copypasta.
I was bowled over by Ebert's fascination with Dark City and I really liked it the first time I watched. However, many years later, I watched it again and it left me bewildered as to why I liked this movie in the first. As much as I like and respect Roger Ebert, I think he was dead wrong on his fascination with this movie. Great movies do not fall off of the imaginative pedestal, only the bad one does.

As a professional movie critic, he earned respect through his craft, but I think world of cinema is better off without any movie critic.

Rest in peace. One of my favorite quote of his:

“I know it is coming, and I do not fear it, because I believe there is nothing on the other side of death to fear. I hope to be spared as much pain as possible on the approach path. I was perfectly content before I was born, and I think of death as the same state.”

http://www.salon.com/2011/09/15/roger_ebert/
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Isn't this just due to the fact that your friends are clowns and not the fact that Facebook Home can go wrong?
Ok here's my two cents.

-It does look great. But I'm also curious as to what will happen if my friends are not good photographers. How about when they post pictures of what they have eaten?

-I most likely take my phone out of my pocket more than a hundred times each day, they got that part right. Sometimes I just use the phone screen to check the date and time. Sometimes to check if someone has called me or texted me/mailed me. If I'm the only one who checks his phone's screen in order to learn the time, then this is probably a moot point. If not, it's going to be annoying.

-It's all good and dandy to be connected to my friends all the time but I use my phone for what it was meant for, phoning other people. It's very rare that I take my phone out of my pocket to check up on friends through social media. If I want to check up on people, I call them. If I want to do it over facebook or similar, I use the apps.

-Ads. It's most likely get ugly and annoying, fast.
Uninstalling it will also accomplish this, which I expect most people will do if they want to get rid of it. I do agree that it should be more straightforward within Settings, though; It would be nice to go to Settings > Home Screen and have the first option be something like "Choose which Home Screen software to use".
Dont project the driver and the implementation issues onto the api. Have you looked at programming using the core opengl context in opengl 3.2?
Why not sue them right then and there when they foisted that bit of "strategy" on you and charged them with criminal extortion?

Presumably because if given a choice, Rackspace would rather spend its time and energy on hosting servers than in court.
"Why not sue them right then and there"

From what I read, it seems like the suit may be mostly predicated on the agreement that required IP Nav to wait 30 days. I don't believe they could have just sued for "patent extortion" originally.

It is nice that they are asking for a declaratory saying they are not infringing, but I believe they only could have done this on the defensive originally whereas now they can be on the offensive.
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They don't have to shut it down. They can raise price dramatically, like the Map API price hike, to drive people off. The thing is we don't know whether the current price is viable for Google or not, or whether it will stay viable tomorrow. It's just there are too many of these instances that people have lost trust. Once trust is lost, it's very difficult to earn it back.
Why does "I Pencil" keep falling through Hacker News?
search for stackexchange questions on how to change/disable referrer on chrome. you will see several accepted answers of things that do not work anymore. just be sure to search for some years ago.

from top of my mind, the command line option. the chorme:network-setting(sic) thing. the compile option flag

also, everytime i mention it people ask for source (on this forum where hardly there's time for any discussion!) and once i collected all the commits, but it's on my hell-banned account @gcb. feel free to dig that comment out if you like.
I firewall all traffic so not only is psql not open remotely (the users are tied to hosts), but the traffic never even makes it there unless you are coming from an authorized machine. It would take a really bad guy on the network to cause trouble here and at that point the database is not my biggest concern.
Great, now my entire phone can be monopolized by the bored spouses of my friends.
If you wanted to implement a package that uses something Meteor specific (aka another Meteor package like Meteor.Accounts) you would still want to create a meteorite/atmosphere package instead of a node package right?
You shouldn't do nothing because you might hurt someone's feelings. Chances are they have no issue hurting yours. Necessary evil if you will.

I'd love to change it.. but it may not even be possible. Only a limited number of businesses can exist in any one market. Some will do better work than others. The ones doing the better work will remain and profit, while the others will perish. How can that be done differently?
So, until we have a full blown prolog interpreter for CSS layout calculation, someone will always complain CSS is not sufficient. What a surprise...

Maybe we should update CSS to include object oriented features too. Then we can have abstract factory methods for our reusable components. Throw in an optional type checker for good measure while we are at it.

Please people, CSS and HTML only ever have had a single layout algorithm. Maybe it is not terribly flexible but it is good for limited width and unlimited unknown height presentation of a single stream of content. If your content genuinely calls for a different layout, please consider using something else other than CSS and HTML.

While I appreciate the endless efforts to workaround and improve the layout capabilities of CSS, may I suggest embracing the limited nature of this stack and design accordingly?

Maybe, if we admit the "content" arrive, is rendered and consumed sequentially, we would relieve ourselves the burden of beating CSS into submission whenever we want to diverge; with the added benefit of making life easier for those who can't see.

You wouldn't shy away from a little bit of challenge of learning something more suitable for you purposes, right?
Somewhat OT, but I'd love to see the term "patent troll" entered as official legal jargon.
The article brings up a very good point about FB getting access to a lot more user data on the phone outside of their app since they essentially are replacing the app launcher as well. Google gets access to all this data by owning the OS. FB in that sense made a brilliant play. It kind of corrupts google's data collection as well since all user interaction will be going through the FB Home app now.

Also its kind of naive to expect facebook to respect privacy when all they do is deal with data.
I received this email, but it landed in my spam folder as suspected phishing...

Be careful with this message. Similar messages have been used to steal people's personal information. Unless you trust the sender, don't click on links or reply with personal information.

I thought this was the hackers that got my email off scribd trying to phish my password.
A parallel view of HN, using the same source, but with a much longer time constant.

HN1: 1-day timeconstant

HN7: 7-day timeconstant

HN30: 30-day timeconstant

HN365: 1 year timeconstant

HN is interesting on multiple scales, and things of intellectual value, especially things that take more than 20 minutes to ponder, are getting lost to the cruelty of exponential suppression.

Thanks for HN. It's useful, fun, and addictive.
So previously your private information went to Google/Samsung or HTC or Motorola/Your carrier, now it will go to Facebook/Google/Samsung or HTC or Motorola/Your carrier?
good idea, need to be tested though.
It definitely would be possible by combining something like Tasker (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch....) with a custom application that swaps the home screen. Some of them automation apps support a scripting language too, so it might be possible without the custom app.