skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
With initial recipes like these, you'd quickly reach very low local maxima.
You are completely right.

https://plus.google.com/117091380454742934025/posts/SDcoemc9... and https://lkml.org/lkml/2013/9/6/205 are interesting explanations too.
He has the same right as you, as me, and as Linus Torvalds to criticize something. There are better programmers than Torvalds out there that are not as successful as he is, and the other way around.
You did not read my remark [1], apparently.
One heck of an adventure for a sword wielding soldier in WWWII
It's on GitHub, fork it and send a pull request. Always send pull requests sober.
Wired article from 2007 on the use of satellite imaging in the search for Jim Gray.

http://www.wired.com/techbiz/people/magazine/15-08/ff_jimgra...
I agree. Although drugs don't attack the root cause, which appears to be unknown and can come from a variety of life experiences, they can lessen the symptoms such that the sufferer can explore and tackle the issues leading to the depression within themselves, perhaps even via the help of therapy.

Depression is, as we know, very deadly. The method it uses to kill is to destroy happiness, self-worth and motivation. This could mean a person with depression feels helpless, feels deserving of the ill feeling and could also have zero motivation to help themselves. With these symptoms lessened, it can give suffers the room they need, so to speak, to identify and overcome all of the issues in their lives.

We say depression has no clear root cause but that makes a lot of sense. A person can only have so many little negative experiences before every single experience looks negative. If dozens of insignificant but still negative events happen in my life, I can bet my mood won't be that great and I will have a hard time pin-pointing exactly what's making me feel this way. Sometimes even big negative issues which you believe you have overcome could still have left latent habits which can wreak havoc on your mood.
Why would you want that feature? Also I'm pretty sure nothing about jaxrs annotations prevents such a thing from being possible but the servlet container may get in your way of doing it easily.
I've recently came across "The Road Ahead" written by Bill Gates in 1995, and in it he details many of the technologies we have today with surprising accuracy (We'll all have digital wallets that contain all our info, take movies and photos, allows us to converse with anyone anywhere wirelessly etc).

Microsoft had a great vision for the future they just failed in execution.
It's funny because "Fig" was supposed to be replaced by CM or CoreMedia at some point but it was so integrated into the code that it never happened. So here we have a rare case of double export obsfucation.
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It's not Pride, it's Vanity.
Nice... tomorrow will get "Python" for start
I think the result will be "Memory Leak" and party will be over after "Epic Fail" :)
I saw the picture of the Clifton Hill shot tower at the top there and thought—“hey, that looks like—”. I’ve wondered precisely what it was meant to be every time I’ve passed it (not very frequently), but never enough to find out.

Cool stuff, even if I don’t quite see how it's relevant here. :P
Okay. I am holding the idiot ball here: How can we deploy an app developed with spark? What are our options? Heroku? AWS? I haven't seen anything regarding to deployment in the documentation.
I don't understand why it would ever have been justified to assume /r/worldnews was a free and uncensored environment, knowing that it has moderators who are pseudo-anonymous and whose motives you don't know. Using your analogy, it's never been a secret that some subreddits are heavily moderated.

On another note though, the Reddit moderation system is interesting. I'm not sure exactly how moderation of huge default subreddits works, but I suspect moderator powers over certain subreddits are something some agencies (eg government/marketing) would seriously like to have. I doubt they're running anything major, but I bet they'd like to.
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But it's the teenagers who turn into those old folks. So they don't turn out alright.
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Vim: Staying on Homerow
We don’t do code reviews to improve the code
There may be some supporting evidence in book I read recently, "Wisdom ot the Psychopaths".

Wealth (and power) are apparently easier to accumulate if you do not suffer from unwanted emotional responses. The book lists several examples, and provides a number of potential reasons. I can dig the book out later today and find some proper sections to quote, if needed.

Interestingly enough, the author uses the term psychopath in context I have usually associated with sociopathy.
having no prior knowledge of the matter, i'm currently trying to find out how this special relationship between the US and israel came to be. haven't had much luck yet. anyone care to elaborate, or point to trustworthy sources of information?
"The attack can't use external input e.g. clock because the NSA can't correlate generating the random number with seeing it in flight."

It could potentially use the number of milliseconds since the last hour, or maybe the state of the branch predictor, or any number of other things that have exploitable biases (with NSA resources, 1/1000000000 is pretty good odds).
Me, and at least every Gamer I know?
I suppose you could say it has a responsive definition, changing to suit the needs of the people saying it.
Yeah, when I saw jmp I thought it looked impressive, but just reading the ingredients made me want to Ralph.
Some members of the adult generation i.e. me are concerned that the current generation is no different from their own. I'd hate to think how distracted I'd have been with access to everything my children have.

Having said that, I'm not sure the discussion is advanced much by either highlighting incredibly extreme cases or cases that just happen to involve technology (being sent down from Oxford for dissolute behaviour has a long history).
Rocket Droid Pc
The Rocket Droid Pc is a device that is aiming to be the most powerful portable mini Android dongle. It will plug directly into the HDMI port of any TV and instantly turn it into kick-butt SMART TV - bringing all the power of an Android Mobile Phone to your previously boring TV!

With the much faster processor and higher internal memory of the Rocket Droid Pc, you will experience Android at a speed that other devices would struggle to keep up with. This means that your downloads will be faster, your games will load & react quicker - with no lagging or delay. You will absolutely love it!

The Rocket Droid pc is fully Wi Fi enabled so you can connect it to your home network and download exactly as you would on your personal mobile phone.

It is basically a fully functioning mini computer! Just imagine for a moment limitless gaming and performing all of the tasks that you normally would on your mobile phone, but instead, you now are able to use your 50" TV ( Or what ever size Tv you have)....... It's CRAZY!!
Given the absence of real data (as in, studies that demonstrate conclusively that watching too much online porn has certain downsides), it's not surprising that a lot of comments are resorting to anecdotal reasoning of the form: "Well, I use the internet and I'm ok..."

Nonetheless, I think it's worth entertaining the hypothesis that in many ways the internet is like candy for your brain, and constant exposure might have subtle -- perhaps not yet fully recognized or appreciated -- effects on our cognition. We're running a vast uncontrolled experiment, and when things go wrong we (tech elites) tend to dismiss it with some variation of "Well, they had mental health issues or a parental problems or they would have been bullied anyway etc... etc... etc... It couldn't have been the internet."

The problem is that these are the same sorts of arguments that have been deployed in the face of every technological advance. "It's not that video games are addictive, it's that people already prone to addiction choose to become addicted to video games. 100 years ago they would have been addicted to whist."

I find this to be rather unpersuasive, generally, but I'm honestly also at a loss to articulate a compelling counterargument of my own. I have vague misgivings and a handful of anecdotes and not a lot of sound science.
Desktops are still made from interchangeable components.

I upgraded RAM, video card, sound card, added more hard drives, retired old ones. Later on I replaced CPU+motherboard (unfortunately you can rarely just upgrade the CPU).

If you're not lazy, this can save you quite a lot of money.

Phones are nothing like PCs, and will not be for a long time. It would take some crazy engineering to make them lego-like, or even plain upgradeable.
* There is overwhelming evidence that the Syrian military has stockpiles of nerve agents and ballistic delivery systems for them. BTW: thanks, Russia.

* The FSA on the other hand is conducting raids to get rifle ammunition.

* There's the obvious issue that the (apparent) sarin attack targeted a neighborhood that was effectively allied with the FSA and that just happened to be a current critical objective for the Syrian military.

* The attack was relatively ambitious, far more than the minimum required to establish chemical weapons signatures or gin up outrage.

* For that matter, sarin is (unlike VX) non-persistent, making an attack at this scale (a) more technically challenging and (b) more deliberately intended to kill; for instance.

* There's the matter of US intelligence that (a) monitored known Syrian sarin stockpiles, which had noted no loss of custody to the FSA, and (b) Syrian military officials planning the actual attack we're discussing.

The argument that this is a false-flag operation by the FSA is not very credible.
Rocket Droid Pc
It surely is exciting, but I do wish more people would throw in with the Docker-based PaaSes that already have some momentum (Dokku, Flynn, etc.), rather than making their own. I mean, I guess the required glue left over is about on the level of a static site generator, which explains why everyone thinks doing one as a weekend project will be great fun--but just like a static site generator, one weekend (or even one fulltime developer) isn't gonna make something I'm willing to build projects for clients on top of. Which is something I really, really want to do.

So let's pick a project to be "the Rails of PaaSes" soon, okay? I neeeed one. :)
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This looks awesome, I'm forwarding it to my mother who has Crohn's! Thanks :)
I don't think your point's valid either. Driving is operating heavy machinery, plain and simple. Driving without a seatbelt is totally different than using Facebook, or eBay, or Craigslist, unrestricted. They really couldn't be more dissimilar.
Yeah, I don't get it either. Wouldn't the fact that it could record all your conversations and movements and mobile data traffic be a much bigger problem?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_deadly_sins#Pride
It is a nice one. I use Jelastic(www.jelastic.com) for my startup. What if we can have the same functionality there integrated. But this is needed at least the microframeworks are nice. Thinking that the same kind of thing can be also achieved with he framework integration in Jelastic.
Do you know where there is a public space to talk with transparent moderation and up/down-vote algorithms?
Yes you connect from your desktop to the server with Navicat

Also means you are more secure since PHPMYADMIN has a history of vulnerabilities and less to run on the server, so your database server can run mysql and nothing else (well maybe stunnel for encrypted connection to your app servers)
Unlawful conveyance of fuel
Right. This project should be compared to Jersey (the JAX-RS implementation Dropwizard uses). Dropwizard has other components as well (for monitoring, DB etc.).
Lessons learned from upgrading the SSD on my Macbook Air...
If Putin is publicly opposing our war effort, it goes without saying that he will veto a UN resolution to that effect.
Don't agree with the actions of the Pastor but the creative use of " unlawful conveyance of fuel" had me bemused.
Stanford and its startups
Competing with 'average' high school students on 'average' high school material and still coming out on top is easy for many highly gifted people (indeed, that's sort of the definition).

As you get more advanced and specialized in your level of education, the material gets harder and the peer group gets more focused on a narrower area or field.

Even if grading is not done on a formal curve comparing students to each other, a test aimed at graduate students' skill level is going to assume a greater level of baseline knowledge, and more facility with techniques and tools of the field. So it will take more of even a 'gifted' person's time to perform far above average at graduate school.

The sleep disruption thing is another possible explanation. Another comment mentioned sleep apnea. You might want to get that checked out.
When I talk to people about my depression, I try to point out that "depression" is a really really loose label for what seems to affect people very differently (as anything that deals with the brain would, of course). For myself, I will have a depressive episode that just hits me, for no reason, and means that I can't get out of bed or face the world, and have suicidal thoughts every single day.

That's my depression. I'm also one of the lucky ones that SSRI's help -- I use them the same way you would a band-aid; I take them for a couple of months, and the episode passes as long as I keep up my job, exercise, healthy sex and social life.

All of this (and CBT) lets me manage my depression... but it's just that, MY depression, how my symptoms manifest, how I can fix it, etc.

Good post.
Perhaps because it was not built for the purpose of producing shot...
I've said it once and I'll say it again: This has nothing to do with the original topic. I posted about iOS7s battery life in the BETA and you started getting agitated about an iPhone 3gs upgrade (not iOS7...)

The phone is 4 years old. That's quite a long lifespan for a phone and if you're angry because the battery life has depleted, you obviously don't have an idea about how batteries work. Of course a new update is going to have an impact on the battery. Since it requires more CPU/Memory (which the iPhone 3gs is severely lacking in) the battery takes a hit.

>Why do you keep talking about "beta". As I've said in the downvoted posts already (twice): It was a NORMAL UPGRADE downloaded because iTunes kept bugging me with it. NO BETA HERE.

Then why are you talking about it? We are talking about the iOS7 BETA. Not iOS3.

>Of course it is useless as a mobile phone. It's supposed to be a mobile phone (for travel etc.). So, if I have to keep it plugged in just to do calls, WiFi and bluetooth, then it's called a landline phone and I have to buy a new mobile phone.

You said my phone. Not yours. My phone acts perfectly as a mobile device :)

>The contribution here is: DO NOT "UPGRADE", UNLESS you are ok with being forced to buy a new phone BEFORE your "old" phone ceases to fulfill your actual/real needs! I hope this is now clear enough.

Don't upgrade if you don't want to. Nobody is forcing you to buddy. I wouldn't expect an old computer to handle all the new games perfectly at full resolution

>It has to do with Apple's apparent general battery strategy. The devaluing of devices sold as "upgrade" was done a few years back, and as I've mentioned above, it's still done today.

Which is nothing to do with iOS7
That won't work so well on a tablet
Ah but that is not quite as easy as you might think. Maybe RDRAND is actually a keyed PRNG, so it is computationally hard to distinguish from "true" randomness. Maybe there are only 1000000000 possible keys, so while you could theoretically detect the back door, it is impractical/unlikely for anyone with less than NSA resources to do so. Conveniently, the NSA has the resources to exploit such a bias.

To further throw you off, it could be the case that the back door is only exploitable after, say, 1kB of output, and it is "truly random" prior to that. That would be plenty useful for the NSA's purposes. It might even be that the back door is only exploitable for some part of the output, maybe the part where you are most likely to find a suitable prime number during some key generation process. Intel periodically releases new products, so the NSA would have plenty of chances to update the backdoor as software changes.
You won't see bay trail in surface because MS feels the need to justify Win RT. They'll let market segmentation drive the product design. They will rationalize this by saying that Apple has segmentation with iOS versus OS X but ignore the difference which is that iOS is compelling on its own while RT is not.
Yes I did, I wasted time with braintree who didnt accept my hosting business (7 year company is high risk apparently) while stripe has no problems

actually looking at that list all card processors prohibit whats on that list, for example 2co one is very similar, and i doubt braintree would allow anything on it either
How many feet taller does a tower in northern Alaska need to be compared to one in south Florida? (at 0 feet above average sea level)

Someone please calculate this.

Thank you.
I am a teenager who was watching internet porn daily. I was forced to stop during a 2 week long holiday in which I shared a room with my family and had limited internet access.

I immediately started noticing girls more and being more outgoing in life. I know this is anecdotal evidence, but I can't help but feel like it is unnatural to masturbate so often.

I think those chemicals in our body help us function and relate during crucial years and that such easy access to internet pornography is upsetting some balance.
But these kind of things are thought up by a minority of technically minded people who;

- like to change/tinker with their hardware
- like to change/tinker with their software
- like products which do one thing and do it well
They're not selling it themselves, just proposing the concept.
i think the correct fix for this is for the browser to realise that some of the height is obscured by position:fixed elements, and only scroll the rest of the height on a page-down keypress. a javascript version of the same wouldn't be possible, so yes, this can help. whether it's implemented like that yet i'm not sure, perhaps open a bug with webkit / gecko if not.
Photo Slideshow using canvas and other new JS elements
I created this demo slide show of my friends volunteering in Africa (Kenya), I used various canvas and JS/ css3 elements, love to hear your feedback.
I personally cannot get out of bed and face the world, I am suicidal at nearly all points of the day (but in a curious way; it's more I picture myself killing myself, but not in a "MUST DO THIS NOW" way. Its very odd and disconcerting). I can still experience emotions (all of them), but they are heavily skewed to the negative. I ignore the future, and focus on the past and present.

It's a shit disease.
Finally a web framework I can use. All the Java web frameworks I tried to use are way too enterprise-y.
This is awesome, but makes no sense without:

* Business Skills
* Social Skills
* Mastery of a Start-up
* Entrepreneur Skills
* Organizational Skills ($ and PM)
* Marketing Skills (most importantly)

Unfortunately I know that I mastered all of these topics on site already more or less, but not the mentioned ones.
Excellent trolling. Now lets everyone ignore this post.
Introducing the Qt WebEngine
This project is nice but it's important to mention that there is actually a "Java micro web framework" standard called JAX-RS that is pretty widely adopted (with solid open-source implementations by JBoss, Apache, Oracle and others). Here's a rather old comparison of JAX-RS implementations: http://www.infoq.com/news/2008/10/jaxrs-comparison

Its most notable implementation is perhaps Jersey (https://jersey.java.net/documentation/latest/getting-started...), which is used, for example, by Dropwizard (mentioned in another comment).

Some of these implementations include important features like health and performance monitoring.
Free Software Foundation gives new iPhones the bargepole treatment
In my experience switching back to QWERTY is not terrible, it's actually quite simple if I can look at the keyboard (can't really do touch typing on it). My speed is much faster than 30 though, I'm guessing I'm around 70-80.

Colemak made me more disciplined in applying technique to my typing, on QWERTY I developed my own style, but when switching to Colemak I learned 'the right way'.

You should give it a try!
A lot of text for a little map, isn't it? ;-)

Usually, I avoid remapping for insert mode, because
- typing ';' will pause for a while in case a key is pressed that triggers a mapping
- typing the mapping when you literally mean it is often surprising.

Instead, I use Ctrl+[ to escape from insert mode. Staying on the home row does not seem that important if you've just finished writing several sentences.
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Unfortunately, this happens with all the major companies. I've heard a lot of people talk about the wonders of ASUS support and other people about how bad it is. ASUS is probably one of the best companies out there in terms of design quality (at least, I've never had any problem with them). Sorry about the bad experience.
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Thanks for that insightful comment. I like probably 99% of members of the anglosphere had no idea of a Russian mythology/identity although in retrospect it should be obvious that there is one, the same as every country.

when i read those lines i was just enjoying the chiding he gives the american national psyche. i delighted in the kong of putin with one hand drawing obama closer and with the other preparing to slap him for being so proud.
Order doesn't matter as long as it's effcient. If you just know jquery not javascript, that's ok if you can complete complex front-end jobs too, you can master Javascript after/while you got/get shit done. Everything else is premature optimization.
Well, there's a howto on running on tomcat:

http://www.sparkjava.com/readme.html#title17

As for Heroku, I found this:

https://gist.github.com/Fitzsimmons/2490382

Generally, for a lot of apps the embedded Jetty webserver might be sufficient.
mind explaining what you mean by behavioral markup?
Somehow having that much nesting and redundancy doesn't fit the word "micro" or draw parallels with Sinatra.

Sinatra:

get '/hi' do
"Hello World!"
end

Spark:

public class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
get(new Route("/hello") {
@Override
public Object handle(Request request, Response response) {
return "Hello World!";
}
});
}
}
Ask HN: What's your opinion abour ridiculous job descriptions these days?
I don't know about you guys but I am disgusted by job descriptions posted by companies in the last few years, especially Internships and Entry-level jobs. I ignored the subject for some time now but too many complain about it nowadays.

How is it possible to ask for hundreds of years of experience + being fluent in 10 languages for a damn Entry-Level job. Now, of course I am exaggerating but you get my point. How can we give students a chance to prove themselves if they can't even "join the game".

I have friends searching for a job for weeks now, yet they always hit the same wall, super extra experience and a bunch of superman responsabilities for just an internship...So basically you can't even start learning or getting experience and I am not even mentioning senior positions where you need 20 years of experience ( half life) to get the job done.

Now I am asking you: Is this how it should be?Is this the trend now?Which company has the hardest entry requirements? Thanks.