skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For me, the difference is whether these things a) have an external force being applied to them, or b) are slowing down and are only going on "forever" because the rest of the universe will collapse before they come to a standstill.

For example, even ignoring the fact that the sun is going to explode before the universe does, the earth's rotation around the sun is gradually getting slower and slower. If the sun, and the universe, did last forever then the earth would eventually come to a halt.

In the case of these crystals, my impression is that even in that hypothetical never-ending universe, the movement in these crystals would never slow down.
I would suggest that whilst it can be used for grading, its an editing tool primarily.

Baselight(and davinci resolve) on the other hand is a grading tool, however it can be used as an editor.
After how many years of standby will the savings of the low power state justify replacement on a 200$ PSU that is 80+ platinium rated? And anyway power states must be disabled for decent overclock to be achieved.
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You're implying it could be done if whatever load distribution and power condition that's done outside of the chip, which consists of a lot of analog components to help manage rapid changes in power consumption, could be somehow packaged inside the chip.

So, in rough terms, the internals of a large-scale chip are not one big integrated circuit, but a large number of smaller modules that are massively interconnected, then?

That rule of thumb seems to apply to only a particular class of chips. Wouldn't the number of pins be somehow proportional to the power draw, as at higher currents induction would become a more severe problem? It's just usually the case that more power-hungry chips have more pins, as the 2011 socket is for Intel's flagship CPUs, the 1155 ones more commodity-oriented.

With the power voltage dropping below ground, that unless you had a floating ground, that'd be implying reverse flow of current, negative voltage, right? Or are you talking about a non-zero voltage ground? I'm not sure what the presumption is in real-world CPU design.
A state machine approach to detangling supercomputer log files
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I stand corrected. Don't come to California!
Oh great. Another iOS only app. Would be a better article if maybe they described what you do in the game.
Show HN: Eng.gd - an experiment in Backbone to easily tell engagement stories
Great suggestion. Actually, I started off trying to create a completely flat UI like the current design trend but I love shadows and gradients so much that I couldn't get myself to stop using them. I'll definitely keep your suggestion in mind when I am doing the next design iteration.
It a nice concept,and afaik original too , given the success of entrepreneurial cources a lot of people would be interested in this.
Money could be a bit of issue though, 100$ for 1 hour could be a bit too much for some folks.
You could try one of the non intrusive ad networks (fusion, the deck) but I think most are invite only.

I've also seen you show a few products in some posts so affiliates may be an okay money maker (See more money than google ads).

The best would be to have someone pay to sponsor you per month or per period.
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Hi all - this is my first big project using a combination of MongoDB, S3, Node, Backbone and CoffeeScript. Big not in the sense of scale, but in the extra work that is involved in making an interface usable.

My goal was to create a site for couples to "bookmark" their engagement stories that was extremely easy to use. As such, the app focuses heavily on contenteditables and step-by-step instructions. Most notably is a "storybook" effect: user's photos are stored in color and black and white and "spring to life" on scrolling.

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Can we just fuck right off with the whining about Reader at this point?
I agree most people do use Git as a master repository system, so why deal with the extra complexity and just use Subversion.

It will save you a command on every commit, no need to commit and then push.
I had the benefit of seeing Monty talk at All Your Base conference in Oxford last year, and let me tell you, he made it quite clear that a huge driving force behind MariaDB is to take on Oracle, because he absolutely hates them for what they've done with MySQL. Remember, the original sale of MySQL wasn't to Oracle, it was to Sun, which was then acquired by Oracle. After hearing what he had to say, I have nothing but a tremendous amount of respect for Monty, and wish him all the success in the world.
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Technically it would have to be on the same rail as the 12V CPU power connector so a Molex 8981 connector (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molex_connector#Disk_drive_conn...) wouldn't cut it.
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There is a useful and detailed upgrade guide here:

http://openbsd.org/faq/upgrade53.html

The official recommendation is to boot the installation kernel and upgrade that way, but I've never had a problem doing a remote upgrade. It's always been entirely painless.

One could argue that it's not quite as simple as "apt-get dist-upgrade" but I like it better - the upgrade process is more explicit about not touching your config files. And since it's a BSD, the base system isn't packaged, so I'm not entirely sure how it would work (although FreeBSD does have freebsd-update now, so it's possible).
Click through the gateway link. Notice the direction of the Arrows. Your high level code is still directly dependent on the current low level implementation. The "Gateway pattern" is nothing more than create an abstraction so your code can work with domain concepts instead of directly with the API.

Now look at the arrows in the DIP example. There is an inverted arrow by comparison to the gateway diagram. This is because you have inverted the dependency so that your high level code no longer depends directly on the implementation.
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If what you want is a filesystem in a file, then it's probably best to just start with .iso files and work from there. You'd still have to standardize the directory structure and "internal" formats for actual data, but that would get you the filesystem-like structure you're looking for in a format that is already optimized for use as a filesystem.
It would depend on what sort of pollutant you are talking about. Many antibiotics act in subtle and complex ways because they need to be able to damage bacteria without damaging the human. Effective, evolving resistance is just a small "fix" for the bacteria.

However, some kinds of things like strong detergents, high temperatures, and so on qould require too much change to protect against so the bacteria can't evolve resistance to it. (sure, there are bacteria out there that might better resist these extreme conditions but you won't easily be able to evolve any bacteria you want to do the same)
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id software used an apartment at one point and was started in a lake house. I think it helped that a lot of the staff actually lived there.

http://romero.smugmug.com/Video-Games/The-Archives/480_GtbLP...

The rag-tag office setup is pretty inspiring.
I ran a 3-founder startup from my apartment for a year before we got an office and I wouldn't recommend it. Because it's your office, you feel that you must be working at all times, and it leads to burnout. We did become more productive after we'd moved.
When did this become against crime? YOU COULD HAVE A FAKE INTERNET ID. Why are you shocked? Someone could break into your house while you are at work and use your home computer that's turned on to log in and post as you. This internet identity is not something that you are criminally responsible for, proof beyond reasonable doubt. This is more like eliminating the need for emails and forum registrations. Yes, Google does this to some point. But it should not be a private company. It should be part of the internet. I sign in to the internet itself, and have to register with the internet provider. These things can be faked, of course, just like credit cards are fakeable. But the point is the internet would be more like World of Wacraft, you have your central identity that interacts with all parts of that world.
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1993 was best because there were secretaries. Now our phones are assigning us meaningless busywork and nobody keeps our manners in check.
Are you located in India ?
They mention in a blog post that they don't buy enough drives to order directly from the manufacturers, much less at a discount. They had to do some pretty interesting things during the Thailand floods.
That's a pretty naive assessment. Sure Google can easily scrape Facebook data technically but technicality is not be it and end all. Facebook is not stupid. They must have non-competing clause somewhere
That's funny -- I've recently been thinking the same thing and making some headway on the subject. Perhaps we could start a list of products and services that are making this a reality?
Bitcoin and Google Wallet allow us to make payments easily with phones.
Services like Own Cloud and Android Web Key allow us to set up personal clouds that we can access from our personal devices.
What else is there?
> "Kiera Wilmot got good grades and had a perfect behavior record."

What is wrong with this world? It's understandable that this was dangerous, but they just destroyed this girl's future. First of all, they released her name to the public, second of all, this was a first offence, third, this wasn't an intentional bombing. It literally says, it was a science experiment gone wrong.
Thanks for the details. On Linux the upgrade process can be problematic depending on which distro you're using and how wrenching the upgrades are to the various packages you're relying on, but I must admit I've been spoiled by Debian's apt-get dist-upgrade. Good to hear that with a little experience, OpenBSD's upgrade can be similarly stable.
Twitter, Sonic.net earn top stars in 2013 EFF privacy report, Verizon none
Politics of Public Research Funding
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How/Where? I've had exactly this problem and have had to shim (requirejs) bootstrap with jquery cdn + fallback paths... ? It certainly doesn't resolve its own dependencies under AMD
Yes, they can legally stop ninite from redistributing the installer using the installer license terms if they like. It's a dick move, but not illegal
The man pages and FAQ are a good place to start for documentation. It's rather nice having everything in one place, rather than scattered around forum posts, mailing lists, HOWTOs, etc, some of which might or might not be outdated.

Unless you have some really weird hardware, I'd be surprised if OpenBSD didn't support it. The best way to check is to boot an iso and look at the output of dmesg, however.
Yep, you're right - probably needed some editor time though.
I presume the domain redirects to a Twitter feed, as I get a Twitter account suspended message :/
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Yes, Linux along with the traditional desktop will be the future for the whole creation process, while consumers will shift to other interfaces and devices.
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The TL;DR is there are two levels of code high level domain relevant code, and low level implementation specific code. Your high level code should depend on interfaces not the low level implementation specific code. It is kind of no shit these days but it was the first cave man to add smart back when it was introduced.
wild, thanks so much for the explanation and great links!
Instead of feeding the trolls responding to one aspect of my post that nobody actually has any evidence of either way (David brings it up with the weak defense that he thinks people are too quick to rush to sexism and that's a "problem" -- as if being quick to be an unnecessary asshole isn't the overarching issue to begin with), here are some relevant quotes from her initial post that illustrate why the private repos are important:

> I’m lucky to have friends in this industry that know me in person and through my work, and thus feel more compelled to speak up.

> I evangelize open source whenever I meet new coders or go to meetups. I tell them to make something that they would find useful and put it out there. Can you imagine if one of these new open sourcerers took my advice and got this response, without the support I had. Can you imagine?

And her follow-up:

> The emails I got really stuck out to me. Some people had their own stories that were way worse than mine. Sadly, several said that this is why they’d never open sourced anything.
I guess people better wear glasses to the interview ;)
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I've met Martin Fowler. Super nice guy. I don't question his intent.

It just seems to me that "software architects" see the world in abstractions. Another friend calls this world view "enterprisey".

Fowler and I would likely agree on the principles of reducing the cost of change, DRY, YAGNI, etc.

But we wouldn't agree on the mechanics for achieving those goals.
>I'd be very interested in seeing a good discussion on non-intrusive productivity measurement.

This has been the holy grail for a while - an app that runs silently and automatically records everything you do while working at your computer, categorizies it if it knows how, then lets you run reports on it later to see how you spend your time.

No manual data entry, no clicking an app button every time you change tasks, etc. Just everything automatic in the background until you want to see the results.

Afaik there's only one that's achieved anything like this, a Mac-only app built by an Oxford Philosophy grad student iirc, which took him several years of hacking OS X to figure out. Don't recall the app's name at the moment though.

I looked into doing this on Linux a while back, and figured an MVP version would be one in which you recorded each window that gains focus, its title, and the focus date/time. I would know just from the window title whether it's work or play, and could categorize/tag each as such, or implement some Bayesian auto-tagging method.

But the problem, on Gnome and KDE at least, was that there's no way for a third-party app to know which windows gain focus and what their title is. They're completely sandboxed from each other and blind to that, and no window manager API they can listen in on either.

The Mac guy had the same problem and figured out some intricate hacks to overcome it, to the extent Wired or someone did an article about (a couple years ago, details hazy). I didn't get that far, but haven't been paying attention recently, maybe others have?
The irony is that school is essentially an institution which allows you to outsource your child's education, and--to a lesser extent--their discipline. Yet because parents have complained so much about the disciplinary actions of schools in the past few decades, American schools now outsource the major discipline to the police. From a financial and risk minimization perspective, schools are behaving rationally, but parents and police are not.
I've never seen an organization that didn't do a full rebuild of every build product contained in each release anyway. Usually it's just faster and less error-prone to do a full rebuild than to recompile the minimal set of source files and relink.
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No one seems to answer the questions. That´s too bad, because the course was otherwise good.
I'll contact you a little later to have a chat. I'm on a mobile device right now, so leaving this comment so i can find you later. Alternatively, if you have time please can you email me with some more details about yourself to khurammalik.me (gmail) ?

Thank you. Wish you well with your search.
Happy to hear. With the systemd-pocalypse looming in Linux land, we who love Unix need an alternative.
I'd really love to give OpenBSD a try outside of VM testing. Does it have something like FreeBSD's NanoBSD (http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/nanobsd/...) yet? The seamless update-image-and-switch is a killer feature for my embedded use.
Hey, I hope you don't mind me giving you some feedback on your portfolio site:

1. Illustrator does this weird thing with curved paths where the the auto-artboard-shrinker thing crops the curves at the borders, so the curved letters in your logotype are getting cut off. You have to go in and manually resize the crop area to account for that.

2. Your actual work is fantastic, but your presentation is really, really bad. I'm not sure if it's a default PowerPoint template, but it sure looks like one. Make every part of your portfolio speak to your strengths!

3. Using Scribd to serve your portfolio isn't a good idea. It pixellates your presentation and frames it in its awful UI. You're a UX director, remember? Take me on a guided tour of your previous work and make me believe that you're really able to add some magic to my crappy UX. Alternatively, just use large static images that are nicely arranged so that I can easily see what I need to see to make an assessment of your work.

When I'm hiring and I see sites like yours (where the work is fantastic but the site is mediocre) I start to ask questions. Were you really the one leading the UX vision, or were your underlings just able to fill in the gaps? If you were working as a group, were you actually contributing that much?

Just some food for thought.
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