skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah, we did have a feature sorta-kinda like that too... if you had your own domain you login on our webUI, enter in your own domain and if no other user had it, you'd get it. Then, you add a CNAME record pointing to us and we'd do certain things when we received the request depending on settings the customer provided during the domain-name setup. I think we used the Referrer in the request-headers. So I could point portal.mypersonaldomain.com -> CNAME -> whateverIchoose.yourcompetitor.com and get a custom page, kinda. If we had a customer use a domain that CNAME pointed to us and had a history of questionable content, I wonder if Google would follow the CNAME direct to see where it's going and incorrectly(or correctly?!) decided bad stuff is happening, thus marking the CNAME target as bad. Just my random'ish guess. Hope you find the issue soon.
Sitting still is not a virtue. It literally accomplishes nothing. It's a secondary detail - whether or not the kid is sitting still does not tell you whether they're actually paying attention to the lecture and whether they're going to remember it.
Being reminded of a username could also be helpful if you have more
than one username at a given site - for instance, personal and
business accounts for a bank or credit card site, per-project
accounts for a contractor, etc.
I find your perspective to be refreshingly different than my own. I love the idea of a HUD - even it it's something I don't use often.

What I had not thought about was the privacy implications, and the more I think about it, the less happy I feel about people with it on all the time.

Part of me feels this fear is irrational, as I don't have a problem with people taking video with their cell phones. However, this deep-seated aversion to it seems more due to the it-might-always-be-on aspect -- similar to how most of us are OK with the idea of wiretaps when warranted, yet flip out about the recent intelligence news.

Penny Arcade and some other articles I've read have really reinforced the perspective that people will want to punch me in the face for using Glass. I think Glass's biggest hurdle will not be the prospect of looking silly, but of all of your friends saying "Turn that damn thing off before I break it".
This was precisely my thought. If it's happening even on a local staging server, it's highly likely that this is being caused by a third-party dependency somewhere in your site. I'd start by looking at any JS libraries you're loading.
Perhaps that is the game. It sounds like the U.S. is successfully pressuring Ecuador and Russia behind the scenes. If Russia wants to give Snowden over while saving face, this is the way to do it. Give him an ultimatum you already know he cannot possibly comply with. Then you make it look like his fault.
Agreed. I was ambivalent about Glass before Snowden's leaks. Now there's absolutely no way. Glass is little more to me now than a white-labeled data front-loader for the NSA.

Which is a shame in a way. If Glass turns out to be compelling it might have been the reason for me to sign up for a Google account. Now, no way.
I'm typically a Google fanboy, but spot on. Here's a search for sushi for me: https://www.dropbox.com/s/q3epmld2ffqzg3f/Screen%20Shot%2020...

It's like full circle back to Yahoo.

Maybe this is a result of listening to the data too much, and not depending on the greater vision enough. Or maybe it's the future and you're gonna love it.
Just one court and others have ruled differently in the past.
I'm sick of people criticizing gimp. If photoshop is so much better, either:

A. Use photoshop, and pay the absurd license cost.
B. Spend what you would on photoshop to pay some starving GNU developer to implement some features you like from PS in gimp.
C. Fix the problems you have with it yourself since it is FOSS and development is open.
Same here, I was constantly told to pay attention or my progress reports would say, "does well but does not pay attention".
"If HN didn't use js, an upvote would mean a server roundtrip and a payload of 50k or more for popular discussions"

I am able to upvote posts and articles without Javascript enabled on HN...
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Yeap. That summarizes our issue.

The next step for us is to hire PR and go public. We are spending 1500$ per month on google adwords now.

May be use that money to get some legal help. In a physical world it is a clear public defamation case.
Entire article can be summarized in this paragraph: "“Russia never gives up anyone to anybody and is not planning to,” Mr. Putin said. He added, “If he wants to go somewhere and they accept him, please, be my guest. If he wants to say here, there is one condition: He must cease his work aimed at inflicting damage to our American partners, as strange as it may sound from my lips.”"
And 14 other countries as well ...
I only know of the one, but as always happens, there have been versions of the character for story lines outside the normal chain of events in the major books. The character started out as a telepath and later gained the diamond form somehow. They could also add her under Sexual Temptation as that's the way she's almost always presented.
>Note that in real life you almost never strafe.

That's fine and good. But in games, I strafe all the damn time. If you're playing some kind of FPS game and you aren't strafing you're going to get your ass beat thoroughly.

I also strafe all the time in games that have spiral staircases. Much faster that way.
I think that would seriously damage the reputation of the country granting "asylum." I cannot imagine that could possibly be worth it.
Despite both using the NT kernel on ARM, Windows 8 RT is not Windows Phone 8.
I call it "just the tip" fallacy.
I you are talking about rendering speed, you'll be pleased to know that people have been working on multithreaded image decoding. Not sure when it will be available in release, but it is in my Firefox Nightly.
Yes, good point. But it all depends on level of risk, type and amount of data etc.

You don't need any electronics for a film camera. Or any metal, for that matter. It's a risk to take such an item in, but maybe it's worth it for your use case.

And I guess if it's small amounts of text, there's always human memory (or writing on your skin?).

So you are (obviously I guess) trusting the people accessing the data to not abuse it, "helping" that trust with whatever technical countermeasures make it harder to move bulk data.
At least one of my three boys would have an incredibly hard time with this. He's definitely "aspie" in a lot of respects.

The decision to home educate our 4 children is hands down the best decision we've ever made. Highly recommend it, if you are able to pull it off logistically. Very rewarding experience so far.
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I have more nightmares about what will pass as valid JavaScript.

About being vegetarian: see the BBQ instruction. :-)
In light of "designy" things like this, and other "ideological" things that have transpired in the past few weeks, I've been forcing myself to use DuckDuckGo.

It's been about a month now, and I find the results terrible. I want to love it, but the first 10 results are pretty much never what I want. Sadly, Google still performs better on this front for me. If anyone has tips to make it better, I'd be very happy to hear them.
Well, if he were a politician, he probably would make a statement regretting that he distributed the information and encouraging those with the information to not share it. (Of cause knowing that this is never going to happen.)
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They might share similar look-and-feel now but I think they are not the same thing, i.e. Python vs Java (Stash).
I didn't read far enough to see the issue link.
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Just wanted to note that a close-tabs-to-the-right menu entry was recently added in Nightly builds.
Let them greed themselves into irrelevance I say. That leaves the door open for some YC startup to implement some type of peer to peer search protocol that will leave google in the dust.
"Google is shooting themselves in the foot appealing to reviewer's worst sense of self-importance."

Works for Apple: http://daringfireball.net/2012/02/mountain_lion
There is a way to increase the percentage of organic search results on a Google page, with relative ease. Just scroll down.
WTF is wrong with Americans?
And yet if you work in an office the Health and Safety advice is to change position frequently and take regular breaks to standup, stretch and walk around. Sitting still for an hour is unpleasant and unhealthy.
Well, as a long time fan of Firefox, I am sitting here with quite the smile on my face. Not sure how long it will last but this little victory is rather sweet.
While this is true, users are still clicking organic results much more often than the paid options even though the organic results real estate keeps shrinking[1].

Even with the shrinking organic screen space, the first three results still capture the vast majority of the clicks, so results 4-10 receive fewer clicks regardless of the amount of space given to organic results.

I'd like to see a study where organic results 1-10 all appear on the page above the fold, giving users the ability to see all the results without having to scroll and measure click through rates at that time.

1. http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2200730/Organic-vs.-Pai...
Nicee work!
I felt like they were describing me that whole time. I was diagnosed with learning disabilities and told to sit still countless times. Thankfully some teachers realized keeping me in extra circular activities would offset my energy but when I moved from that school the situation changed.

The frustrating part for teachers was that I typically scored higher on exams than my peers, including standardized tests. They then saw my scores and consistently lectured me about how if I just _applied_ myself I'd be doing so much better.

I always treated exams as a challenge I sit here for 1, 2 hours at a time and try and score as high as possible.
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There's still more to do on optimising rendering for pages with lots of images, see https://blog.mozilla.org/nnethercote/2013/06/15/memshrinks-2.... I've got my eye on https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=847223
One question your site didn't answer for me: What's involved in actually setting this up?
mine is even worse, because google apparently has trouble with me not being in the USA http://i.imgur.com/sQ5lue3.png
If you use the scheme described linked from the article, when the legitimate user logs in again, the attacker will lose access to the session permanently.
We are not a SaaS or PaaS business. The software itself is hosted by the end customer in thier infrastructure.

The warning appears even in local IP/debug page.
Maybe it's a metabolism thing? If they're used to burning calories a a certain rate, homeostasis will cause their bodies to seek to maintain that rate. Fidgeting burns a lot of calories. Maybe tensing up core muscles for balance fills that need?
A future where google gets to control what's in your visual field all day long.

A future controlled by one company.

I recall that being something people were terrified of when it was Apple in the driving seat, but I guess Google is Open and is only focused on what's best for the end user, so it's all fine.
You remove them besides bed?

One tip that might help you is that you never have to say OK Glass anyway. Just tap the thing once to wake it up, then tap again to go to the voice commands instead of saying OK Glass. Or tap and hold for Google direct.

People claim I don't have an accent, but I still have to make each word clearly separate for the device as well. So make sure you are doing that. I've worked with voice recognition that blows this stuff away, hopefully Google will license better technology like Dragon or Nuance, theirs is pretty much the worst I've ever used and I don't think it has any sense of context or the complete sentences I'm saying at all.
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Your link points to a subdomain of silkroad.com. I've never heard of the HR company that owns that domain, but the name "Silk Road" is fairly notorious for referring to a contraband marketplace: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/06/silkroad/

Unless you'd like to associate your brand with drugs and debauchery, I don't think you should link to anything including the words "Silk Road".

I'm also surprised that company hasn't changed their name. Through no fault of their own, their brand name is now toxic.
Perhaps even especially when it's applied to males. It's a deeply ugly word.
One of the guiding objectives of the current cohort of education thought leaders is to focus on girls. So, we're focusing on girls. Boys, time for your pills.

My personal goal is to figure out how to make enough money to keep my children out of the insanity of public schools.
The short of the news coming out over the last few days is that things are starting to look grim for Mr. Snowden. Ecuador has bowed to U.S. pressure and no longer looks interested in hosting Snowden. Wikileaks admits he is "marooned" in Russia and they don't seem to have any more tricks up their sleeves to get him out. Now Putin seems to be threatening Snowden not to leak anything else or be unwelcome in Russia, while it seems like Snowden has already set the leaks in motion and may not be able to stop them. The Russian official who spoke to the New York Times about Snowden's asylum applications called them a "desperate measure."

I think it is quite probable that Mr. Snowden will be coming home soon.
And we wonder why smart kids are all introverts...
Wow, that is kind of a bizarre ruling. Unpacking it from the current context of finding file sharers, on what grounds should a court get to decide that a production loses all copyright protection solely because of its content? It's not just the sex acts but the performers, I presume, that give value to a porn video (and of course, production value and story writing).

I suspect that some athletic broadcasts enjoy copyright protection by the league and yet it'd be strange to deny their copyright just because it's a bunch of guys kicking a ball around
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Bing is a little bit better in terms of screen real estate. They seem to push the top organic results at the top of the page, and put local results in between the top 2-3 and the next 6 results.

There are barely any ads.

Also, after a year of non-stop use, i can tell you right now that Bing predicts what I'm looking for far better than Google ever did.
1) (Quite unclear what you mean by this statement) However government does much more than employ violence. In fact most government does has nothing to do with violence. Such as provide infrastructural and social services, stipulate laws, and negotiation on our behalf. What makes government different from a corporation is that in government it is one person one vote, while in the private sector value and power is not grounded in persons as humans, but is tied to individuals wealth and (usurped) power.

2) I was talking about proper democracies (like Denmark, Sweden, and the Netherlands). I dislike the war in Iraq (and similarly ill-conceived wars) as much as (if not more than) you do.

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Talking to your classmates "all the time" has very clear potential to be highly disruptive to the teacher and other students' ability to learn. Significantly different from just fidgeting.
Hah, no, I was agreeing with you! I hit reply under the wrong thread.
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Are you seriously trying to pretend that general consensus on Android wasn't 'it's better than iOS because it's open'?

Now that wolf has been cried, it's too late.
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> Large Hadron Collider? All. Linux.

True if you are speaking about the custom built machines doing real time data analysis.

However, many users have Mac OS X and Windows as their desktop machines.

When I was there (2003-2004), quite a few researchers were even moving away from LaTeX to Word and FrameMaker.

There are a few ASP.NET servers at CERN.
The future is not made of Google Glass, but will be better because of lessons learned from it.

Computers will get smaller and smaller and fade into the backgrounds of our lives. Human Computer Interaction will become be highly centered on touch, gestures, and speach. Not because they have some amazing technical advantage, but because that is how we interact with other humans.

Google glass is a step in that direction, but ultimately just a prototye device that tests a few ideas out. This is not the winning idea that people want it to be and that Google wishes it was. You can cout out wide adoption and you can count out revolutionizing anything, because at the end of the day, it does not fade into the background. What it will do is provide some good feedback (as any beta product will) to all of us for honing the future of wearable devices and computing in general.
Hard as it is for me to admit, MS did an amazing job with Windows Mobile 8.

Why is that hard to admit?
Wordy prose, rampant grammatical mistakes, a poorly constructed argument... my classmates in junior-high wrote more convincingly.

I can almost hear the author patting himself on the back for writing that last sentence. If the future is making existing solutions to first world problems slightly more convenient, I'm not interested in being a part of it.
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