skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Honestly I declare no winner. This is a very simple test.
I wanted to share with you, to even get tips
thanks
Afaik it's not possible to get your music on BeatPort through any of these services (I've looked around before). I think they are pretty strict about curation and it requires a label with prior connections to Beatport to get on it. If I'm wrong about this I'd love to know!
The goal is to produce a re-implementation of the #9 Ticket to Ride IV card (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_Nine_Visual_Technology) which is a fixed-function graphics card released in 1998. As they say in the first paragraph, "The reason behind this was to provide a binary compatible graphics core for vertical markets: Medical Imaging, Military, Industrial, and Server products."

This is not something that will be remotely competitive with modern GPUs. Their $1,000,000 stretch goal would be to implement a modern shader engine, but given that they aren't offering any actual hardware, I'm not sure how they hope to get to that point.
Prod.
The app is a very simple rails4 standard app

iMac
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Hey SnowDZ , I lived in Algeria all my life , I used to work too in freelance project when I was in Algeria , but I make around 150$/ month no more lol , now I live in France, with no work in France , I'm intented to go back on working on freelancer! good luck
Meanwhile, many users are still stuck on 3.81, because 3.82 introduced an intentionally backward-incompatible change to the handling of pattern rules, which breaks real makefiles such as those in the Linux kernel: https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/index.php?33034

This bug is the reason why make 3.82, released in 2011, still sits in Debian experimental and hasn't yet graduated to unstable where it might form part of a release. Make 4.0 seems likely to suffer the same fate.
Is there a type of Canadian ATM called AutoCAD?
Armed assailant waves gun but train passengers don't even notice
To me it lands squarely on HN.

I asked yesterday on Reddit to what country a programmer should move, but wrote that I don't want US because the TSA
congrats. as a musician and a coder this is super intriguing. also, the technology you used (railo ?) is interesting and the cron stuff is just great.

well done.

i can't wait to put my stuff up.

(i've shared this on my vast social networks.)
This reminds me of 1900-1950 prognoses that by 2000 we should all have flying cars and apple growing on Mars. These prognoses were inspired by rapid advancements of the technologies of that time. Instead electronics happened which was not imagined or at least underestimated.

Nowadays prognoses are inspired by current advancements but let's just spell out the one thing we can be pretty sure about - we have no idea what the next big thing is.
I used the following command
rails s puma -e production
Just read up on some data about flogging up until 1954, Great Britain. Memories of criminals about flogging. Interesting read, OP seems to have a point, some men don't fear prison, it's their natural habitat. They do fear "The Cat" and changed their behavior accordingly. (scroll to "Only the 'CAT' holds back the brutes" http://www.corpun.com/ukpr5407.htm
Every Lawyer Ever
Trello Outage
That's ridiculous. I pay the doctor to operate on me. The fact that they are saving my life doesn't mean if they give me a disease that they aren't liable. If the doctor was doing it for free then under Good Samaritan laws, sure, but if I'm paying tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars for my mechanic to replace my engine and he ruins my car frame, he sure as hell is liable for it.

That said, these guys I imagine we're there for free, so...
A failure of Blackberry to have a respectable market share does not mean the company isn't innovative. I think any company with its back against the wall is probably attempting to be innovative at every turn.
P2P reduces points of failure. Sure, you can encrypt email to your heart's content, but can you trust the server you dropped it with to deliver it? "Why would anyone want to prevent you emailing people?" you ask. Lots of reasons, the biggest of which seems to me to be that if you can't trust encrypted mail to arrive, perhaps you'll abandon it.
+1, I love those interesting Stack Overflow (and Stack Exchange) posts that started to appear here every other week. I always learn something new/interesting from them. Thank you dcro :).
> Indeed. If we chose to treat drug addiction as a disease instead of a crime

Treat it like a disease, you mean.
Testing it on my iPad was he first thing I wanted to try. I would love it, if I could make small changes while on the go with iOS.
But, I'm still waiting for the environment to start. I guess I will have to try again tomorrow.
I think they are approaching the marketing from a wrong direction. Instead of targeting PC/opensource enthusiasts, they should be targeting the growing "maker" segment. Have a FPGA board as a backer reward, and demo it using a microcontroller. That way all the limitations spawning from a 15 year old GPU core do not matter that much when there aren't really many competitors.
Tyler Cowen's Future Shock: No More Average People
Our team has been using it for the last few months and absolutely love it. Best side effect is much more descriptive commit messages. Thanks @miped
SMTP leaks metadata.
So this allows potential crackers to save every copy of every encrypted email, allowing them to be cracked in the future when there is increased computer power and more advanced cracking techniques/rainbow tables?
Genuinely useful tips, but a slightly misleadingly named article.
Not a good one that I know of. See this article for discussion of some issues http://arstechnica.com/uncategorized/2007/02/8911/ mentions issues of what is "distribution".
What? Citation needed for what?
Okay. I am born and raised in the US and have lived here all my life. Not only have I never seen anything you described, I can't really think of a time I've even witnessed anything particularly bad happen or even had "bad things" happen to me. Not a car broken into, not a home, not luggage, no murders, not even a scream! And I'm dark and look Middle Eastern but have never faced racism (grew up in the whitest parts of the south/southwest) or even a police officer who was anything but polite. For a few months, I lived in one of the adored "utopian paradises" frequently praised on the internet, and was "randomly selected" for a bag search every single time I flew domestically.

Yes, I guess I'm fortunate, and I'm sorry bad things happened to you, and there are plenty of problems here, but, there are 330 million people in this country, most were either born abroad or their parents or grandparents were, and we all get along pretty fucking well.
TellHN: Want More Women in Tech?
Moi, 1539 days ago (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=718922) - maybe we could share the Slate byline or Nobel Prize or whatever?
On the startup road - The beginning. A call for support.
I'm pretty sure the juvenile spelling of "answerz" will end up costing you more than $10k.
> You shouldn't bring up Plan9 when discussing Linux.

But the discussion isn't about Linux.
"bomb" in Whatsapp message results in police raid
Intentionally backward-incompatible changes can be gotten away with (e.g., Apple moving from PPC to Intel).

What could be done with GNU Make to help encourage a transition forward?
Problem is, those partitions are far too leaky as people, goods, and money move across the partition so freely.
So, are you trying to say that I can become an Archaeologist with only a BS in CS?

Also, how can I fulfill my financial obligations with an entry-level job in Archaeology?
I'm guessing this is not applicable here, if what he says is true:

Despite my opinions about the lot of them, I am calm, polite, professional, and courteous in my interactions with them.
No, I actually completely agree with you, in fact I stopped going to the US for exactly the reasons you list.

note to self: find a way to express lack of sarcasm in text.
Facebook Says a Page about Murdering a Feminist Isn’t Harassment
Experiment in booting Linux fast
Inventor of 3D Printing Chuck Hull Receives Award
And we don't hear about the flip-side, which is the fact that hundreds of thousands, if not millions, overstay their visitor visas every year. It's not fair to citizens nor is it fair to those going through the legal process of immigration. I work in immigration and was shocked myself at just how prevalent this is. Many work professional jobs without issue, even though they have no authorization to do so, living here for decades on an expired visitor visa. It's a much bigger problem than people crossing the border without inspection.
Agreed, and clear won't help if you accidentally cat some binary code and put the terminal into "goofy symbols mode". In that case it's important to remember the reset command, especially if there's something vital running in that terminal and you can't just kill it.

But ctrl-r in bash starts a reverse history search, which is also very useful. It doesn't clear the screen, at least not the way it's configured on my linux machines.

See: http://www.talug.org/events/20030709/cmdline_history.html
Well, for starters: make does dependency resolution. If you change a single file and recompile, it will figure out what needs to be rebuilt instead of rebuilding everything. It will also figure out what can be built in parallel if you give it the -j option. It also has implicit build rules so you don't have to write a line in a bash script for every single file.

EDIT: To answer your question more directly: when you have a large project, or a project that needs to build on many platforms. Probably a whole load of other situations as well, but those are the two that stick out.
As far as I can tell, the only source for this story is an unverified email sent by Carina Yonzon Grande to local (Phillippine) news outlets. While can't believe someone would make the story up from whole cloth, I suspect there are important details which may have been altered or omitted.

I think it would be prudent to reserve judgement until more information is available.
This is exactly the place to debate the value of a product we're being shown. That feedback is far more valuable than what the OP will get if we dismiss the business model as taboo. There are negative ramifications to using online-only software, that's not the same as a negative comment.
"I personally think the second way is saner, if you accept that you're closing the door on one of the main features of XMPP provides - interoperability between a diverse set of clients."

Might I just add that we are in the context of discussing an article in which that feature was just used. A new namespace was defined by fanout.io and deployed, and it's all perfectly standard and working.

Those who think that XMPP can just drop in JSON don't understand how extensively XMPP uses XML, and probably don't fully understand everything the XML stack adds.

The history of XML in a nutshell is that it was designed for documents, but got used by a lot of people for data. For data, XML was massive overkill. The masses, as usual, overreacted and declared that XML was overcomplicated and bloated and useless. This is not true. It's actually a very nice set of standard functionality to use... when you need it. If you don't need extension namespaces or tag attributes in addition to contents (two dimensions of attributes, basically) or markup in your text, etc etc, don't use XML. On the other hand, if you do need those things, equally strongly, don't use JSON! It turns out XMPP uses all of the above, plus some more. Those who propose switching it to JSON, IMHO, merely demonstrate that they don't understand the tradeoffs in question, and probably have an irrationally-strong aversion to XML.

I, ironically, say this in the context of someone who in my job have almost always called for XML to be replaced by JSON. This is because in those cases, it was the right answer. I suppose, sooner or later, the opposite will happen.
Major Philippines news org.
Promotion, marketing and revenue generation for apps etc..
Why? You like running old software?
22% of GDP is enormous. The U.S. is one of the largest oil producers in the world, and oil & gas together is 2.5% of GDP: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/04/23/t....

That said, Norway is very smart. They correctly perceive that GDP from oil production isn't really income, but rather simply liquidation of assets. They know they can't afford to spend that money, so they save it (effectively turning it from one kind of asset into another).
"FriendCode is setting up your Environment.
It may take a few seconds"
im from PH and ABS-CBN is or one of the biggest media company.
I wonder how much company size impacts the ability for auto manufacturers to innovate. Seems like (in general) the larger a company is, the more slowly they innovate. Tesla has ~3,000 employees while BMW has ~100,000 according to wikipedia. Perhaps that means that Tesla can move much faster and will be able to out-pace the larger auto manufacturers?
How would you prevent this?

It is not prevented by SMTP and not by this p2p approach.
=> Rails 4.0.0 application starting in development on http://0.0.0.0:3000
Thanks for the link... I've never read the README before, and it's very entertaining. Now I'm going to have "goddamn idiotic truckload of sh*t" echoing through my head all day
I guess http://mashable.com/2011/03/28/jack-dorsey-returns-to-twitte...
You can really feel the anger in your comment and it resonates with me. I am a light sleeper and constantly amazed at what we as a society deem acceptable when it comes to noise at certain hours.

Why does the fire truck needs to blast its horns at 3am on a Tuesday going down a large empty street? There is no need and in some countries that would be against noise pollution laws. Doesn't seem to matter here.

Leaf blowers and lawn mowing at 7am on a Sunday are also a major annoyance yet I understand that some people, especially older people, like to get up early and who am I to complain that they do?

They say having a major lack of sleep is comparable to being intoxicated yet there are no protections in place to prevent it. Instead we wax on about "pulling an all-nighter" like it's a competition on who can be the most sleep deprived.

We live in a strange world.
This is awesome, I am going to divide by linux in my code everywhere in an attempt to obfuscate what I am doing.
Cloudpaint.com: MacPaint in the cloud
Keywords: Punitive taxes.
For context, rape is so common in prison that the majority of US rape victims are male.[0] Corporal punishment would have to be pretty awful to be more brutal, humiliating, violent, or vindictive than prison.

[0] http://nplusonemag.com/raise-the-crime-rate
.... update the gits .. thanks!
Did you mean UNLAWFUL intercepts of individuals?
There are no lawful intercepts between two private parties.

Do you get to hear everything about a deal between two big corporations other than the stuff released in the press?

Go to a retail store and ask for information about an employer. They don't give out any information (unless there is a probable cause of course).

The only time government can intervene is when a 3rd party is hurt by someone. In this case it's their own fault for snooping around and reading everyone's private conversations and some of there were used for stalking hot girls! and now they're acting like kids trying to force lavabit by threatening the owner.
Jack Dorsey's Reputation Is Crushed In Book On The Early Days Of Twitter
Should you give startup advice? [flowchart]
With the exception of one or two superstars, boxing has died on it's own. (Or is it the UFC that killed it?)

When I was young, Football was the only sport that my parents forbade me from playing. Hockey - ok. Wrestling - ok. Football, no. While their reasoning was different (knee injuries) I'm very happy that they stepped in.
Yes, but I am also not surprised given this is pretty fundamental work, even if it hasn't quite hit the sort of revolutionary goals many of us hoped for. If Peter Kollman had been alive, I suspect he would have shared this Nobel.

This Nobel is hits very close to home. Much of my PhD work was done in CHARMM and I come from the Karplus lineage, and at one point in time I had pretty much read every paper Levitt and Warshel had ever written.
A few things.

First, that article is from over two years ago.

Second, that article is itself three years after he was removed from the CEO role.

From what I understand, after Ev was removed as CEO and as Biz Stone was on the way out, Dorsey was basically invited to step back into an active product role. There were numerous conflicts between Ev / Biz / Dorsey and Costolo has a much better relationship with Dorsey.
The prison industrial complex (aka institutionalized slavery if you wish) is puttying lots money in lots of pockets.

Lobbyists for PIC don't even hide it, they directly oppose scaling down the War on Drugs, because it will put an immediate dent in their profits. All political (who's voting for "soft on crimes" candidates these day? Nobody) and economical constraints (PIC) conspire to create this situation.
How does this p2p approach avoid that?
I propose that each six months of incarceration be exchanged for one lash.

Say what you will for the idea that corporal punishment might be effective in reducing crime. One lash for six months? Hell, anyone can take one lash. Some people would gladly commit crimes for this benign sentence.

On the other hand, kids who grow up in a community where going to prison is normal (like the East Baltimore one of the author) are perfectly fine with going to jail. They even expect it. So committing crimes that brings you somewhere you were going to end up anyway, isn't such a big deal.

Actually changing the culture of a place would have a bigger effect on reducing crime than how we punish people for having committed it. The latter really depends on the former.

(Aside: i'm a much bigger fan of self-flagellation for punishment than having someone else do it, as you get the mental terror of having to hurt yourself along with the pain. You can only blame yourself for how you feel vs blaming some masked bogeyman)
If you're in the habit of writing "struct sockaddr_in sin;", you'll probably be tempted to write "struct sockaddr_un sun;". Just don't expect that code to compile on Solaris.
Furloughed? Flaunt it
This: http://slacy.com/blog/2008/12/on-mkfifo-and-doing-the-imposs...
Twitter Cofounder Evan Williams Reported To Have Sold Twitter Stake Early
JSON is now a formal international data processing standard
>NFPA recommends changing them twice a year when clocks get reset for daylight savings time.

Who manually resets their clocks anymore? All of my clocks auto-set for DST. And what about people in Arizona?!

/tongue-firmly-in-cheek
It seems to be a reliable news source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABS-CBN_Interactive
"Decriminalizing drugs is a good first step."

No, it really isn't. Changing the punishment would be.
I don't know if you use Mac OSX (I guess you do), have a look at FileMerge that comes with XCode.

http://osxdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/FileMerge-fil...

http://anoved.net/images/filemerge/filemerge.png

http://www.defraine.net/~brunod/fmdiff/filemerge.gif
so where are the other sources confirming this? right now there is a single source of info, which is the woman in question. stories like this are very emotional and very often not exactly following the truth. HN gobbles them up, especially those readers who rarely travel themselves.

i am deeply skeptical about this account. this year alone i have entered the US about 10 times, coming from European and Asian destinations. not a US citizen. I have never witnessed any impolite behavior by CBP personnel towards passengers - and I was standing in the blue line for hours with them.

using the very specific term TNT is very strange for non-filipino officers.

if you worked in retail this reminds me of certain customers from hell that complained to your manager and told a story that was outrageously one sided. all the while having been openly abusive to you.
D3.js visualizations Gallery
http://virtual-notary.org/

this was submitted to HN some time ago. It automatically pulls the website and creates a certificate of content and date that is cryptographically signed.
I spent at least an hour a while ago trying to track down a bug that turned out to be caused by exactly this. I couldn't work out what was happening until I looked at the preprocessor output.
I don't think it's fair to call dark pattern an unlimited free trial. He's selling it but allows you to try it, he's not deceiving you into paying for something that is free.
The beauty of CHARMM (at the time) was that it was the first practical combination of a forcefield and MD engine, that made it practical to simulation proteins. While other packages have left it behind on perf and capability, the forcefield itself remains very high quality, and the breadth of functionality is still as good as it gets. Unfortunately the implementation could do with an overhaul since it still looked like something from the early 80s (I haven't seen the CHARMM code in 5 years)
This puts your email in everyone's hands, it's just encrypted so it probably can't be read without the key (yet). Regular email does not do this.
The Future Fabric of Data Analysis
I read, when the project was introduced, but forgotten it a long time ago. Goddamn Idiotic Truckload of Sh*t Hub, Inc. would make a memorable name for an incorporation.
The UN usually gives money to Nepal and gives the responsibility to provide soldier to haiti. It's the responsibility of the Nepal's government to screen everyone and educate them about these kinds of things.

As you may or may not know, Nepal's government is one of the most corrupt piece of shit in the world. The higher ups probably took most of the money and spent hardly any on the soldiers being sent there.
The top voted comment at the moment ends with "Fuck the Police", so it's about at the hn par for this topic.
its "hacker news". not fox news. hackers can figure it out themselves.
so your bullshit provocation works, congratulations. what are you complaining about, your goal is achieved, smugness and superiority for you. you poor victim.
Infographic: Does the NSA think you are a terrorist?
Awesome that's great news thanks.
Right. I didn't mean "Socialism" in a strict/formal sense. I always thought of Nordic countries as "kind of socialism". Apparently, there exist more correct and exact terms, as you pointed out.
Besides the whole source code compromise discussion I would really want to know whether there is any incident report planned.

Until the redesign kernel.org stated: "We will be writing up a report on the incident in the future.".

But since the compromise was more than 2 years ago it seems unlikely.
Nobel Prize for Computational Chemistry
> Considering that one of the most popular operating systems among developers

That is a pretty presumptuous thing to say.
the white logo in the header bar still looks like Y fronts![0]

0. in the UK.
pud said in an earlier post that there's a propietary spam filtering system in there that he's understandably reluctant to share details on.
As a developer who also programs as a hobby, I dislike having to manually download, install, and configure each framework/platform I want to experiment with. With cloud IDEs like Cloud9, everything is already configured for me and just works.

For my side projects I find this workflow particularly awesome: pull project from GitHub, program in a C9 workspace, and push to Heroku when ready. My development environment is not limited to a physical workstation, and no time is wasted hassling over configuration issues.
MongoHQ & SoftLayer team up to offer managed MongoDB
Sorry, there is something about this that rubs me the wrong way.
Teaching science is 'atheistic': Christian groups sue Kansas schools