skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And I'm surprised you made this comment. I'm no fan of Oracle, but they've done a lot more for Java then Sun did since version 6 came out in 2006. Actually, I'm interested in why you feel this way, would you care to elaborate?
i remember i always got shitty 'citizenship' grades because i wanted to talk to my classmates all the time.

talking - what a terrible thing for a child to do.
So the fact that the US is not the only country doing it should make it acceptable? What kind of an argument is that.
Issue isn't with the loading feedback, it's that these loaders tend to be gaudy and overly flashy. Many designers these days are moving towards "clean" and "flat" styles, and these loaders are neither.
External dependencies on that page? Anything being pulled from a domain that might have made the list? It might not be specific to your page, it might be on a JS library you are including.
Report an incorrect phishing warning at http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_error/ .

If you received a phishing warning but believe that this is
actually a legitimate page, please complete the form below
to report the error to Google. Information about your
report will be maintained in accordance with Google's
privacy policy.

Try posting a thread on the Google forums and decribe the false positive in neutral terms: http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!forum/chrome

Use Google Webmaster Tools for your product site and check for issues: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/home?hl=en

Try to come up with a reason why this may not be a false positive. Perhaps you have trademark issues? etc.

More info:

http://blog.chromium.org/2008/11/understanding-phishing-and-... This includes the URL of the website you are visiting, as well as the URL of any included resources (such as included JavaScript or Adobe Flash movies)

https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/99020

https://www.usenix.org/legacy/event/hotbots07/tech/full_pape... [pdf] The Ghost In The Browser. Analysis of Web-based Malware (a paper to make this post interesting to others)
Author here. Yes! A lot of Haskell is missing from this guide. I couldn't find a good way to explain those concepts while still keeping the guide at 5ish minutes. I would love to see type classes in here though, so please make a pull request! Adam has been very fast about merging mine in so far.
Just a suggestion while the comments are still sparse: When we're posting about new Firefox features a lot of us already use Aurora or Nightly, so it's not really news. When a feature hits the beta or stable channel we might've used it for weeks. This problem exists on 4chan's /g/ board as well.
Nerd Alert.

Google Glass is the calculator watch of the 90s. But instead of the a pallet of buttons on a writst, you now have a camera affixed to your face.
Disabling javascript was the first thing I did when using a browser "back then". Javascript did/does not enhance my experience with the web. period. I get by nowadays with Noscript.

It's amazing just how bad Web Developers are.
Washington D.C., Full Time Front-End Developer

Engage is an interactive agency that provides technology and strategy to Fortune 500 companies, political organizations, and nonprofits, and we're looking for a Front-End Developer to join our bullpen of developers. All of our development and creative work is produced in-house, so you’ll be working directly with our team of designers and developers.

This is a full-time position and you must be able to work on-site in Washington, DC. This is an immediate opening, but we're willing to let people who live in other parts of the country temporarily work remotely until they can relocate.

We prioritize proven work, so please make sure to submit work samples with your application (links to live projects preferred). You'll probably need at least 2 years full-time experience in a front-end development role to meet the qualificaitons below, but we're not opposed to hiring a prodigy.

Must-haves:

* Strong experience with CSS3, HTML5 and JavaScript and able produce clean,
standards-compliant markup
* Experience with several (ideally all) of the following: jQuery, Backbone,
Underscore, RequireJS, Twitter Bootstrap,
Media queries/Responsive design, Cross-browser compatibility, testing & support
* Not a designer but good design instincts -- strong UI & UX skills
* Understands and pursues pixel perfection for every site & project
* Skilled with Photoshop & the Adobe Creative Suite
* Comfortable with version control - Git preferred
* Experience with Vagrant
* Comfortable working on tight deadlines and in a team environment
* In general, a nice person to be around who enjoys tackling challenges
and learning new skills

Bonus points if you:

* Have experience with Facebook Connect, Twitter Login, OAuth, etc
* We occasionally use open source and third-party CMS, so some experience with
WordPress, Expression Engine, and/or Drupal is helpful
* Have a basic understanding of PHP or MySQL (but your primary
experience/interests should be in front end work, not back end)

Perks:

* Small team -- tons of opportunity to work on projects for high-profile clients,
add to your skillset & advance within the company
* Competitive salaries
* Annual performance bonuses
* Generous benefits package
* Team outings (last time we played tourist in DC and rode around on Segways)
* Free snacks
* Free energy drinks -- these days it's Lo-Carb Monster but won't hate if you're
a Red Bull person
* Paid hackathon and conference attendances
* Dog-friendly office
* Located on a cool street with tons of bars and restaurants
* Very close to 395 & the Metro (Blue and Orange lines)

To apply, please include your resume, work samples, link to your GitHub profile, and a brief description of why you’re interested in the position. Apply here: http://engagedc.theresumator.com/apply/VzN338/Front-End-Web-...
Another opinionated, lame IDE addict thinks that his stupid little startup is an example for others, wow HN, didn't see that coming.

“I found an expensive hosting package, and compared it to a less expensive one from another provider running Microsoft Windows” is a really compelling argument.
Is there any language this is not true of?
I would rather use a lemon battery. It lasts longer and I won't have to think about redundancy for a few... seconds.
Yeah , stop trying to teach kids discipline, especially when there is none at home ...
Could you just clarify something? You state this data is anonymous, but that you use phone numbers as nodes? Do you mean some sort of ID number representing phone numbers, or actual phone numbers? I ask because I wouldn't consider phone numbers anonymous.
As a youth, I was only able to sit still by focusing on sitting still. If I was paying attention to the teacher, I was fidgeting, and would be told to pay attention...
It wasn't as popular as today's iPhones.

It was successful for a first gen device, but it pales in comparison to today's success of iPhone.
Show HN: SharePoint Color Picker Application
Amantys (www.amantys.com) - Cambridge, UK

http://www.amantys.com/careers/junior-software-developer

Looking for an embedded software developer with interest on working down to the metal, but also linux kernel, apps, scripting and so on. To join a small friendly team in a nice office in Cambridge UK.
That failing, get money for them blocking a competitor.

before downvoting, take the time to explain how this would be different from old good Google suing Microsoft just for not making their product use Google easier than it already allowed.
Apportable (YC W11), San Francisco - H1B, FULL-TIME, and INTERN are all welcome

Our SDK cross-compiles Objective-C applications, allowing iOS developers to reuse their existing code on Android devices as well.

We're growing quickly (team of 33) and are looking for an engineer to implement missing Objective-C frameworks, wrap third-party Java and Objective-C libraries, improve our Xcode integration, and help successful iOS developers bring their titles to the Android market.

Languages: Objective-C, C++, Python

jobs+hn@apportable.com

http://www.apportable.com
Installing Puppet Open-Source on CentOS 5.8
It refers to polish and usability, not filling feature checkboxes. Yes, the original iPhone was "fully baked". It didn't have every feature that everybody wanted (and I'll agree that this was a big missing feature), but what it did, it did extremely well.
Why was I not made aware of this sooner? $10 for 1-10 users? Nice. (also not affiliated)
Firefox is still far behind in rendering images, something that's untested in this benchmark. In real world use this makes FF slow as hell.

I really do hope FF catches up.
Could you elaborate on that? High-speed hardware interests the hell out of me, but I don't have any hands-on experience there. Any books or exercises you could recommend?
Correct. Sadly explaining monads and mutable data in Haskell would make this guide a lot longer. The example I gave is the traditional "look has elegant Haskell is!" example, not the "look how fast Haskell is!" example :)
Correct. I'm being completely serious, with the exception of the remark about exploding limbs (obviously).

Broad enumeration capabilities of this sort don't make sense. You don't need me to tell you why, because the moment you considered these features not existing, you immediately thought up alternatives that didn't involve running javascript, some of which require changes in the way people think about building web-pages, some of which may require changes in various specifications.

JS has more features than it deserves for learning about and (critically) sharing information about the host platform. Yes, you can still learn some things as a website operator by watching what browsers load/don't load, and what they put in their requests.

That does not mean that disabling javascript doesn't have value w/r to privacy concerns. Compare panopticlick.eff.org w/, w/o javascript enabled.

Edit: I should hasten to add that there are other concerns beyond privacy, like accessibility and the fact that a web page has no bloody business deciding that I'm likely running an iPad and therefor I shouldn't have access to X or Y. This is dumb, and contrary to the idea of the open internet. It's the same thing that's wrong with this EME nonsense.
There are all kinds of problems along these lines. It seems as if someone can be only listed once on the chart regardless of the sum of their abilities.

Batman would be listed on almost all of the Mastery category. He certainly would be on almost all the of Martial Arts category. As well as many of the other categories since Batman is often stated as one of the most dangerous characters in the DC Universe due to his abilities and drive despite no super powers.

Sandman doesn't turn into sand, he is sand. He should be under Shape-Shifting just as Clayface is.

Restructure Reality doesn't have the Beyonder.

There's probably more but that's what I saw on first glance. Something like this would be much better if it could be expanded but I would think the list would be incredibly huge.

Fun to look through regardless.
The iPhone 3G was the blockbuster hit. The first iPhone was at best modestly successful. The most obvious indicators were that Apple gave it a significant price drop after 3 months and then introduced another model with more storage after 7 months to bolster sales.
Don't you think that the NSA debacle makes ordinary people more and more people sensitive about there freedom?

Trust is the baseground of any purchase.
> As a Mozillian can you please explain why Mozilla is wasting their resources trying to power budget phones with a bloated outdated browser? Fix your browser, and by then, maybe the mobile hardware will be fast enough to justify the performance hit from running everything inside a JavaScript VM.

I have several answers to that. Firstly, budget phones running everything inside a JavaScript VM works today. We have now proved it. Almost every optimization/new technology we have achieved along the way has also been made available to Firefox for Android and Firefox Desktop, so it's hardly an exclusive or. One of these new technologies is the much-wanted support for multi-process. It is not ready for deployment, far from it, but it is now field-tested, so I hope that we will all be able to benefit from this feature soon.

Also, if you are a developer, you are certainly aware that this is not how things work. You simply cannot wait until a product is perfect before getting started with another product, because this is the road to never releasing anything, ever.

Finally, glad that you returned to Firefox, however briefly :), and glad that you liked some of the experience. I hope we'll have you back once we have finally released a multi-process version. Or once you grow weary of Google owning all your data :)
When choosing a license, I always remember this rant by Zed Shaw: http://zedshaw.com/essays/why_i_gpl.html

This time was no exception. :)
Travelzoo - Mountain View, CA (remote considered)

• Mobile lead architects / senior developers: iOS, Android, and mobile web

• Mobile UX and/or visual designer

I recently joined Travelzoo after being co-founder/CTO of a few startups, and am putting together a small team to craft our mobile future. Perhaps you have also worked on a couple startups or freelanced, or perhaps you have a small team of friends and are looking to join a profitable company where you can launch a product with global impact (we have 26+ million subscribers and 2+ million app installs).

Travelzoo is mostly spread across North America and Europe (offices in NYC, Chicago, London, Hamburg, Miami, Los Angeles, and several more), but product development happens mostly in our small Mountain View office of around 50. We're listed on the NASDAQ, have been profitable for more than a decade, and are loved by our customers for what we do best -- offer exclusive, high quality travel and local experiences at a discount.

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Mobile Lead Architects

• iOS (iPhone and iPad ideal), Android, or responsive mobile web

• You've shipped stuff

• You know how or will thoughtfully find ways to do TDD and architect a code base that a team doesn't find painful to work on.

• You're nice, straightforward, and occasionally humorous

• $100K+ (DOE)

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Mobile UX and/or Visual Designer

• Ideally you've done UX design and/or visual design for iOS / Android / responsive mobile web products that have gone to market.

• I want a true UX person on the team to help craft our future products, so may be open to filling 2 positions if I find excellent specialists. If you're an expert at both UX and visual design, I bow to you.

• Full-time or contract-to-hire, depending on experience

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Let's chat. Send me anything you think might be relevant to my username at travelzoo.com
Palo Alto, CA or REMOTE (but willing to use remote presence, and work during Pacific time zone business hours)

Suitable Technologies - http://suitabletech.com
Contact: jobs@suitabletech.com

Suitable Technologies is a growing startup building remote presence technology (aka telepresence robots). We’re shipping product, and we have funding, strong compensation, and a fun work environment, including free lunch and snacks. We provide top-of-the-line development hardware, adjustable desks, and will get your workspace just right. We’re looking to fill a few technical roles:

Expert C++ generalist -- Someone who knows how to design, build, and optimize highly performant and memory-efficient applications in C++, and is up on the latest in C++11. Experience with audio, video, Qt, or networking is a plus.

Expert Python/Django web engineer -- A test-first, scalability-minded backend web engineer to help us take our service global. Our stack includes Django, MySQL, Redis, Memcached, Fabric, etc. Front-end skills are a plus.

Server operations admin and engineer -- A network administrator to support our product and software development teams, implement and maintain our production web-based environment, and maintain our internal corporate network. Linux, Python, Nagios, Munin, Nginx, etc.

Videoconferencing engineer -- A software engineer with strong domain expertise in audio and video codecs and standards.
Why don't you interact with computers in your native language?
NSA Dark Star Datacenter in Utah will use $18 Million in power annually
"Gentlement, go back to your machines, this matter is of a higher sphere, and shall not be of your consideration".

Let's find some common denominator. I agree with you that there are 20 year olds on this site. That was about as much as I could find.

Now if you leave out the indirect reference to "spoiled rotten" people frequenting your site, we'd even have more room for agreement, because I do disagree with you on either of them. I know, I might smell a bit rotten if I didn't have time for showers on a 2 week death march, but I'm not showing any necrosis yet. I'm pretty sure the sour taste in my mouth doesn't stem from me being spoiled either, but rather from your chunky oratory.

But on a more serious point, what is spoiled is to expect that this entire site caters to you.

You want javascript? I'm sure there are half a dozen posts on the front page, with another dozen on the second page ("I have to scroll? But I don't want to scroll").

You know what I think is rotten?

Telling other people that politics, things which concern them directly and indirectly, shouldn't be discussed by them. Ironically, there's a reference to the GeStaPo on the article we're discussing. They kinda had a knack for that as well.
Full-Time | Chicago

Sandbox Industries, a venture capital firm and new business foundry, is looking for passionate people to join our portfolio companies.

Director of Technology - doggyloot.com ---> http://www.sandboxindustries.com/contact-us/job/leading-rail...

Business Development Manager - GetAFive.com ---> http://www.sandboxindustries.com/contact-us/job/business-dev...

Production Assistant - GetAFive.com ---> http://www.sandboxindustries.com/contact-us/job/production-a...

Please shoot me an email at giselle@sandboxindustries.com if you have any additional questions.
...and without the terribly sexist undertones, at that.
Apple and iOS 7 beta
Is Deadpool on here? Is awareness of the 4th wall listed as a super power?
Another little concern I have, and not touched on in the essay... will M&A activity keep up with the increase in the number of startups? The trend toward acqui-hires is distressing. The practical definition is buying out a startup for their staff, not their product. IPO is not the primary outlet for software startups. Most successful exits are from acquisition by larger companies.

So while pg clearly illustrates a situation in which founders are gaining power over investors, I think we're looking at another, worrisome situation where potential buyers have more power over startups. Competition will be up, and prices will be down. Worse, handing more power to the relatively slow, cautious big corporations will encourage their already bad habits of dithering.
If the attacker uses a compromised remember-me cookie, it will also be regenerated for him. Same problem.
When early adopters try to get other people to understand why they like some new product and think it will catch on, it will, by definition, always be pretentious.

Maybe you shouldn't read articles about new products, if they anger you so much.
>A book can alter your mind more than any drugs.

, he argued from ignorance.
I use putty and cygwin openssh on windows. (In fact, I use putty as my terminal on windows.)

Having to have two separate ssh-agents annoyed me, so I hacked together something that let me use just pageant:
https://github.com/wesleyd/charade
Ecuador president: Snowden ‘under care’ of Russia, can’t leave Moscow
I'm not sure if you are joking (given that it is a lisp, which is notoriously not mainstream), but my limited experience with GPU programming with the existing tools has been pretty painful. I, for one, welcome this development.
How to make help microvideos for your website
Paris, France (full-time).
JoliCode - http://jolicode.com/

We are a young and pretty French service company with strong focus on quality. We are looking for:

* Javascript developer, loving NodeJS, mobile development and Angular/Backbone to work on various projects from plain frontend Javascript to Appcelerator Titanium (Alloy) mobile applications.

* PHP expert, to work on various size projects build on top of Symfony2.

* Drupal expert, to build strong websites with Drupal > 7.

For more information: http://jolicode.com/jobs
It does just work, very well in fact. I've run a 1.3 million uniques / month site on a $150 / month Windows 2008 server. Zero downtime. Zero crashes. Zero maintenance. Zero effort at all really.

MySQL + IIS + Win2008. The server was cheap, fast, and trivial to set up and operate. I'd have no concerns about using Windows Server again.
Table-valued Functions - T-SQL Step by Step
SEEKING WORK - Remote or local, based in Cologne, Germany

I build physical things, mechanical and electronic, and occasionally software. My favorite kind of work is turning an idea into a working physical prototype.

I am experienced with 3d printing, electronic design, PCB layout, prototype assembly, and mechanics. I have built entire toolchains that go from desktop software to physical processes. I can take an idea to a prototype in the space of two weeks.

I strongly prefer working on open source projects and this is reflected in my rates. Email me at kliment@0xfb.com if you have a project in mind. If you don't, and just want to talk about any of these things, email me anyway.
Ask HN: Does a self hosted Google Spreadsheet like tool exist for NASA?
NASA/JPL's engineering data is heavily regulated and it's not legal to store our data on unapproved (ITAR/EAR) servers. It's 2013 and there's got to be a simple, browser based way for engineers to collaboratively share & work with numbers. Emailing spreadsheets, clunky webpages or complex 3rd party models can't be the only options.
Kira Talent (https://www.kiratalent.com) - Toronto, Canada

At Kira Talent, we help employers spot high-performers earlier in the hiring process through timed video interviews.

A bit about us:

* We’re a small team (you’d be #7), based in the heart of downtown Toronto
* We’re well funded and have had paying clients since day 1 of the company
* We’re hiring designers and all types of devs -- mobile, frontend, backend
* We think even enterprise software can be beautiful, and pride ourselves on our design.

Fun Fact: Every single one of our developers has committed code within their first day at work; some within their first hour.

Here’s some stuff we’ve been working on lately:

* Building infrastructure to allow us to scale our video recording and streaming
* Re-building the UI-heavy sections of our product using AngularJS
* Designing and creating our mobile suite for both job candidates and employers alike
* Presenting analytics data captured in our product to the end user, and our team interally

We use Python/Django, AngularJS, ActionScript, MySQL (and some MongoDB), but you’d be free to choose your own tools and libraries.

If this sounds fun, let’s chat! My name is Konrad, and you can send me a note at konrad@kiratalent.com. :)
Does anybody know if there is something to seamlessly encrypt a git repository in case I don't trust the git server provider (say a VPS)?
Ask HN: Please review our product Konotor
Hi Everyone,

We'd like your thoughts on a project of ours that is in BETA at the moment.

http://konotor.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html

What does it do ?
Konotor is a product that helps you collect feedback from your mobile users and engage with them.

Why does it help ?
It gives you a private channel to engage with your users, conduct surveys and helps avoid 1-star ratings on the app store.

How do I get in on it ?
Leave your email on our site to participate in the BETA. As a `thank you` we'll give you the product for free for 3 months.

As excited as we are in making this product, we're even more excited handing it over to you. Please let us know what you think. Thank you for your time.