skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I strongly urge you to reconsider what you are doing! Not only are you putting yourself at risk of a rape claim, but you really could assault someone. What he says is true. It is the law - the onus is on the party who initiates the activity to gain clear consent.

If that involves specifically asking, then so be it.

I see you've been downvoted to oblivion, which I hope gives you some idea as to how dangerous what you are saying is and how dimly most people are viewing it.
Why did she not pull away after the kiss and be done with it. It takes some time to kiss someone, reach around grab their butt then go down the pants which were likely tight fitting jeans. Just time it yourself and ask yourself if there is enough time for someone to pull away. I am not sure how you "jam" you tongue down someones throat and not have them pull away if they did not want that from you. Check your emotions for a second and read through and document all the facts and weigh them before you start making judgements.
From a topic you deem interesting of course. But be aware of the fact a book does not give the experience you gain by working hands-on to something.
#1 Quitting does not mean you never look for another job or quit on the first day etc. It means when you perceive working for said factory is not worth it you do something else.

#2 Having a large labor supply suggests the job is competitive. However, even if that's the case having people constantly quit increases training costs.

The point of all of this is industrialization tends to follow a path where people move from terrible low wage jobs to more well paid work. Even China has moved past the first rung of the ladder with market forces forcing factory's to increase pay and or improve conditions. Presumably where going to run out of 3rd world countries at some point, though there is some concern robots / AI is going to end up filling that nitch possibly stranding a few countries.
I don't want to imply anything with this comment but the number of accounts with the same or similar age as Cumberbatch participating in that thread is highly unusual.
Seriously, some of these variables are named so elegantly it's actually a little surprising.

Beginning developers could learn a thing or two looking over code like these (even though it's now clearly outdated and likely defunct). I've been programming for half a decade and my naming conventions are still horrid.
It's nice to see variety in plugins. However, if you're not willing to pay for this, have a look at the existing open source Git plugin for sublime: https://github.com/kemayo/sublime-text-git
My issues with Exchange? Let's see:

- it's an overblown, over-engineered piece of shit designed to give "IT managers" and their secretaties a boner and suck them into Microsoft's vendor lock-in hellish groupware who still thinks we're in the 90s (fuck sharepoint, too while we're at it!)

- requires big resources to work faster than a snail (fuck sharepoint again!)

- to deploy it you need to also deploy more microsoft dinosaurs such as AD 2020 with CRAPFIX 9887622 running on Windows NonStandard Edition SP4 (no less!)

- to use more than 10 mailboxes you need a cluster of 10 microsoft certified hardware servers, double it if you want it in 64bit

- the webmail interface (which I had been forced to use in the past because I was using Linux) is ridiculous usability wise, sluggish, multi-message operations are very slow, the filters are a joke compared to procmail or maildrop; .forward does not exist

- some poor bastards confuse it with a proper MTA and leave it facing the internetz directly, most serious deployments I've seen run a nix based installation (qmail, postfix) in front of it and firewall the hell out of it because you can't have it exposed to a network

- sometimes when it breaks not even highly microsoft trained monkeys can fix it unless they sacrifice a couple of chickens to the voodoo gods

- if you want to count on certain mail standards (other than Microsoft's that is) you're pretty much on your own: imap support is shit, exporting to anything other that random m$ tech is not supported

The list could go on and on. That's what I think of Microsoft's "reliable software".

Needless to say, I'll pick e.g. Thunderbird any day over it, although I'm using more and more console based clients nowadays (such as cone or lumail).
Yeah I don't mean this will happen on iOS any time soon, just that there's some great precedence for nice, UI-level integrations of multiple OS's.
Perhaps this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superheterodyne_receiver#Local_...

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http://www.scribd.com/doc/175613597/Wl-Media
(yes, I'm bored right now, so ... spending a lot of time writing a HN comment ;-) )

Actually none of those are proper German words, it's even the article that tries to propose new terms. And yes, we Germans like to chain together words to make new and longer ones on demand, but obviously some combinations are more likely to be understood than other ones.

The ones that I assume are understood immediately by every German speaker, they use unambigous terms that allow only one interpretation and could also come up in casual conversation without someone raising an eyebrow:

• Eisenbahn·schein·bewegung — railway · virtual · motion

• Fingernagel·tafel·quietschen — fingernail · blackboard · squeal

After introduced by someone, the following could easily become part of the language spoken by maybe a group of friends, say because they just fit very well when gossiping about someone or something after a party, or maybe were a fun way to tell some story:

Easy after thinking briefly about it:

• Schmutz·wort·suche — dirty · word · search

• Plausch·plage — prattle · plague

A little more obscure, more context to explain (see the article), but probably halfway ok:

• Leer·tretung — void · stepping

• Bagger·spion — digger · spyhole

• Mund·phantom — mouth · phantom

• Feten·lauschangriff — party · eavesdropping

• Götzen·geschwätz — false goods·chatter

• Herbstlaub·tritt·vergnügen — autumn foliage · strike · fun

The following one, I'd say no one could use without running into the danger of being called a lunatic. They use a lot of uncommon, antiquated or technical terms and you can basically make up any meaning for those composites, as you'd like. Absolute bollocks.

• Tantalus·qual·erlösung — Tantalus·torment·redeption [tantalusqualen probably most people have to look up to find out that it's a name given to very severe pain]

• Zeigarnik·frustation — Zeigarnik·frustration [Zeigarnik effect seems to be a psychological technical term]

• Fingerspitzen·tanz — fingertips·dance [absolutely ambigous]

• Tageslichtspiel·schock — [tageslicht=daylight, lichtspiel=antiquated word for movie projection, schock=shock]

• Marksismus — "marxism", with "Karl Marx" replaced by the old german currency "Mark" [also completely ambigous]

This one is actually funny, because of the play on words:

• Dorn·höschen·schlaf — thorny · panty · sleep (but also sounding very siminar: Dornröschen — The Sleeping Beauty)
Looks possibly awesome with CoffeeScript
Compelling argument to switch to iPad cash registers? har har

Btw, if anyone wants to buy one, you can here: http://www.keelog.com/wifi_hardware_keylogger.html
Which book would you recommend for algorithms and data structures instead?
I'm currently running a system that started with 10.7, upgraded to 10.8, then the 10.9 betas, and finally 10.9 GM. I've had no issues.
That's easy to hide - just write in the commit "Fix issue 65438" and nobody's the wiser :) Of course, analyzing diffs can uncover the truth but if the fix already deployed that's not the worst position to be in.
I would use JSON.

I'm using python-memcached in a project and I was hitting memcache object size limit (python-memcached uses pickle by default). I wrote two simple functions to serialize/unserialize to/from JSON and compress the serialized data and the result was great and way below memcache limit.

Sure, pickle is slightly faster, but in my experience JSON + compression is a good compromise between simplicity, size and speed.
Well my attempt at running Ubuntu 12.04 convinced me that Ubuntu is Satan:

- Both network and wireless drivers weren't working, so I had to go to a different machine and dig up some some sources from some obscure blog, copy them to a pen drive, go back, compile and install.

- What's that, you want to update anything? Well fuck you, I'll rollback the network drivers you installed.

- What's that, you're trying to watch more than 5 youtube videos in a row? Fuck you, Compiz has crashed!

- While you were sleeping last night, I threw away all the stuff that you had on your desktop. Also, you can't right click on it anymore. What's that, did you right click more than 5 times in anger? Fuck you, Unity has crashed!

- You're trying to search the web for solutions to all these crashes? Fuck you, Compiz has crashed! Also, your mouse and keyboard don't work anymore. Have fun rebooting by holding your power button.

- What's that, you didn't pay attention to me for more than 5 minutes and I went to sleep? Well I'll just replace your screen with gibberish.

- What's that, you want to step out without people replacing your desktop background? Well I'll just hide this password prompt and show you a nice picture of your desktop background instead.

- What's that, you're trying to listen to music? Don't you just miss the old days when the cd would skip on a regular basis? I sure do! Besides, I don't like your music so as a bonus, Compiz has crashed!

- What's that, you're in a dark environment and you want to reduce the brightness? Well fuck you, everything has crashed. But here, I'll just run this awesome flashlight app that maximizes your brightness. Have fun going blind, asshole.

This last occurrence is the moment when I decided to format this hellspawn and go back to Mint.

In short, you simply appear to be an active-aggresive douchebag. Just because something works for you, doesn't mean it does for everyone.
You would cry if you see those "patents" MS is using for extortion. Most have nothing to do with OS. If any is related, MS is too scared to disclose it because it would be against Linux or Unix (which is around for 40-50 years).

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/02/the-three-patents...
http://androidcommunity.com/barnes-noble-reveals-microsofts-...
The HTC Desire X that I've had for a year and a half hasn't crashed once.

Anecdotal, I know - just like your Samsung experience.

Btw, I wonder if the heavy customisation that Samsung does could lower the reliability of the system?
As far as I know, the public repo was outdated and assumed to be 'for show', so to speak.

Now that the show has turned ugly - why not just cancel the show?
Does anyone have any good resources for learning more about BLE?
The default setting is to reboot, without showing BSOD.
So, forced kiss and fingering in public is no big deal, huh?
Has there ever been a court ruling you've disagreed with? I can't think of one.
I've seen this with other Cocoa apps so it may not be your fault, but I'm seeing alot of this kind of text render error:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.hipchat.com/1658/151914/evj...

https://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.hipchat.com/1658/151914/j41...
Can someone tell me how you put your hand down to grab someone's butt while they are laying on their back on a bar? That seems kind of difficult. I just tried it and it took me rolling someone on their side then doing it and then rolling them back to put my hand down their pants. I am just recounting the information presented to fairly run through this situation. We need to be fair to both parties if were are going to be passing judgement on people we don't know and were not at this event. We are only hearing one side of the story so that means we need to scrutinize it even more.
Exactly,

Back when HL2 came out, I didn't want to install Steam, but ultimately I wasn't going to miss out on the sequel to the best FPS ever made. Then again, it's far easier to install Steam than it is for the average person to abandon Windows. I guess that's where the Steam Box comes in.
That Roberts, what a jerk. It's not enough for him to rule over one court, he has to go around picking the people in charge of other courts, too. What gives him the right?
though I'm not much into Rails I very much like Railscasts (http://railscasts.com/)
I've never used a buggier website before. Half the links were broken, the application process just wouldn't proceed halfway through (until I tried again today), I get giant error boxes every other page, and it just plain wouldn't do anything in Chrome.

It says I have to "Review my application details" before I can go further, and sends me to:

https://www.healthcare.gov/marketplace/auth/OH/en_US/myAccount?appId=%=applicationId%%3E#applications

Yes, that's the actual link. The variable name "%=applicationID%" is directly in there, and so it just sends me to a broken link. This is one of many broken links I've come across, this one just happens to be an essential step in the application process.
This is a pathetic rant. I'm surprised it got as many comments as it did.

Oh wait, this is hacker news. No, I'm not surprised then.
Yes, assuming that you are loading the kernel from a directory that can be accessed without privileges.

Generally the Python distribution is stored in a pseudo-readonly directory without privileges. UAC on Windows, for example.

That is different with reading input files - generally files like that are stored somewhere under the user folder and as such can be accessed easily.

Someone could craft an input file that when opened did pretty much anything. If this is a problem for formats like PDF (and it is), why would one not consider this a problem in this case?
Agreed, but that sample wouldn't get many people who shout out their opinion without being asked by it (a majority may support Palestine, but far less actively make their voices heard about it, on either side)
I don't think the patent should be granted. I also think software patents are unequivocally bullshit.

All that said, Google's playing the game here. You file for whatever you can, because the cost of filing is minimal. You take whatever sticks. You then use your collection as a latent threat to deter other more sue-happy players from challenging you on some bullshit claim because of some bullshit software patent they hold, because the greater the chance that they're infringing on some bullshit claim on some bullshit patent you hold, the more bargaining power you have to force a beneficial a cross-licensing agreement rather than an expensive legal judgment.

The problem is that software patents exist and that the USPTO grants them and that the courts enforce them and that companies like Microsoft and Apple assert them as tools to stifle competitors (as opposed to protecting actual innovation). Refusing to play the game just leaves Google in a weak position.
Why not have the federal government have an actual organization of software developers (with possibly a standards committee) that do it themselves instead of contracting it out to private companies?

Something like a NASA for non-space software development?
So one full year isnt over yet?
> This was one part of the Duke scandal (the fraud was much worse, but the Excel was sloppy)…

Apparently a reference to Former Duke Cancer Researcher Anil Potti. [1][2]

> …put egg on some Harvard Econ prof's faces - to the delight of the UMASS grad student that found it...

Likely referring to the Reinhart/Rogoff spreadsheet error discovered by Thomas Herndon. [3]

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anil_Potti

[2] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/13/anil-potti-duke-can...

[3] http://chronicle.com/article/UMass-Graduate-Student-Talks/13...
There's been a huge effort from both NGO's and the government to promote birth control that has actually been quite effective. Birth rates have fallen sharply. [1]

1. http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/172372?uid=3739704&uid...

I apologize for the JSTOR link.
only during the election...
Instead of silently down-voting, why don't you counter with information that supports the opposite? Perhaps you know someone who has a good experience as a vendor that uses Paypal. Sadly, I myself know multiple dealers that shut their accounts down after they got tired of losing money to thieves.
To be honest, if it were SteamBox exclusive I would not buy it. I don't buy exclusives. Gaming is about fun and convenience to me. Having to buy hardware always factors into my gaming, I am very content to not spend money on hardware, especially niche hardware.

I was tempted to go with a PS/3 back in the days because I could offset the cost of a dedicated gaming machine with the fact I could play Blu-Ray. So unless this Steambox is insanely cheap or provides a significant other use and does those other uses really well I will factor its cost into the game I want to play.
An SAP Vice President was doing the same thing to steal Legos for resale:

http://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/2012/05/21/sap-palo-alto-...
You're the professional, but to my understanding your characterization that the amount of information yielded by a search is a 4th amendment analysis "out of thin air" isn't accurate. Alito wrote in his concurrence in Jones v. United States:

Justice Alito then evaluates the GPS surveillance here, noting that “devices like the one used in the present case … make long-term monitoring relatively easy and cheap.” “[T]he best we can do in this case,” reasons Alito, “is to apply existing Fourth Amendment doctrine” and “ask whether the use of GPS tracking in a particular case involved a degree of intrusion that a reasonable person would not have anticipated.” Alito at 13. Under this inquiry, “the use of longer term GPS monitoring in investigations of most offenses impinges on expectations of privacy,” because “society’s expectation has been that law enforcement agents and others would not — and indeed, in the main, simply could not — secretly monitor and catalogue every single movement of an individual’s car for a very long period.” http://www.concurringopinions.com/archives/2012/01/united-st...

It seems to me that Alito is saying that the amount of information gathered in Jones is relevant to 4th Amendment analysis. Specifically: "society’s expectation has been that law enforcement agents and others would not — and indeed, in the main, simply could not — secretly monitor and catalogue every single movement of an individual’s car for a very long period". Three other justices joined with Alito on this concurrence.

I'm not professionally trained in this this domain, so I might be missing something. Can you reconcile Alito's concurrence with your position? Yes it was not the opinion of the Court, but surely a concurrence clears the "out-of-thin-air" bar?
$650 Million and we get THIS?!?
744 meters is just over 2,440 feet, I wonder what they are doing to deal with the spin issue from the Falcon9 flight out of Vandenberg.

Watching this makes me feel the same way I did seeing the DC-X take off and land which is make me feel like "real" science fiction rockets are about to be realized.
Exactly, I does not look to be a vile act but still a bad decision on Joe's part. If someone said no by referencing wife and kids, that would "imply" they actual would do it but that have a moral objection to the person's relationship status. NO MEANS NO when you say NO or STOP. Many of you are being self-righteous by vilifying this person and then when anyone brings up reasonable doubt, you attack the person or worse then addressing reasonable questions like why didn't she just walk away or clearly say STOP or NO. Instead I see people absolving Justine from any PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY for her ACTIONS or LACK THEREOF.
How did you not conclude she was a victim from that blog, and the two corroborating logs?!?
I've seen myself searching for a compilation like this one time ago.

I miss some other traditional in other locations of the world, but still for me it's a great compilation I just saved for "the next time I see myself searching for it".

Thanks.
> Nobody is using MSR anymore

The entire US still is, and that represents more transactions per day than happen in all of Europe.
As fantastic as that was I can't help but think that now I want a quadcopter with an HD video camera on it.
I have replaced drives in these models a number of times. It is not that hard. You don't have to do a teardown or anything. You just have to remove the keyboard. There are just a lot of screws, and you have to be careful with the keyboard ribbon cable.

Make sure you are on at least 10.6.8, and don't forget to install Trim Enabler. (For 10.6.8 you need version 2.2).

http://www.groths.org/software/trimenabler/
Sorry, 0 AD is cross platform.
That was my understanding as well... so if it's out of date, why bother taking it down, and changing their policies in the middle of a PR shitstorm. Seems to just add fuel to the fire...
Unfortunately, the Android BLE API only supports half of the standard, as Android devices cannot be placed in peripheral mode. This is something Apple released on day 1, and it's slightly infuriating when creating cross-platform applications.

There is no good, non-hacky way to do local radio comms between iOS and Android, and it stinks. Here's hoping Kit Kat rolls out with full BLE support.
SpaceX Grasshopper flight 700m and vertical landing
From what sort of fucked up society do you come from?!
Let us know when the epub version is up on the store, would love to have this all in one place. Already got the other 2 books.
> The greatness in what Manning did is that she knew that she was breaking a law and she knew that there was no way she'd be able to avoid punishment and she did so anyway.

Manning never intended to get caught. She was not outed on her own will, Adrian Lamo outed her.

> So I think we're either positing a massive conspiracy where Benedict Cumberbatch appears to be very pro-Manning/Snowden/Assange but isn't, and employs a PR manager (with a distinctive writing style) to keep up that appearance for some reason, or the state of the world in which he actually is.

You're suggesting this as if it's only a distant, far-fetched possibility. It isn't -- it is routinely what PR managers do. This is basic stuff. Hell, I've done PR stuff more remarkable than this at my dayjob.

I'm pretty certain that the note sent to the Guardian was for PR reasons too. Generally speaking readers of the Guardian are pro-Wikileaks, it would make sense for Cumberbatch people to send that note to that crowd at this time.
Apparently simply having landing legs on the stage (and extending them) will be enough to stabilize the spin problem sufficiently to allow it to be controllable by the RCS et al.
She should of just gotten up from the bar. From how the story reads, I don't think she was laying down at that point so she had the opportunity to walk away. 4 separate acts happened and by her account 3 were unwanted. How many does it take for someone to just remove themselves from the situation? How many?
Are you conflating Ubuntu with Unity?

Unity's kind of hit-or-miss, but Ubuntu as a distro has always been fine for me.
>Borders nowadays exist only for the lowest of classes.

If only that were true. It would be an incredible improvement.
even after seeing the face of one such 9 year old

What is the alternative for this 9 year old (in a country with a GDP per capita of $744, and a population density of 2,850 per square mile. Norway, as a contrast, has a GDP of $99,500 per capita, and a density of 39 per square mile)? Please describe the utopia salvation because I would just love to hear it.

Of course, given the rest of your comment I hardly think you're looking for any intrusion of reality. The sexism bit to auger your ridiculous point about "these people" is outrageous nonsense.
It isn't nihilistic. It's just really important to understand how poverty feels, and how it is akin to a trauma that never ends, otherwise how can we in the West ever actually use what influence we have to change.
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