skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Quite a few people were net worse off after Soviet Union collapsed. I.e. if you had a secure job in some obscure government funded research institute, guaranteed income, free medical care and education for your kids, but now it's free market and no one is interested, so the institute is closed. Sure, there is now abundant food in the shop and you're free to travel abroad, but you have no money and at 40+ years old it's hard to start a new career.

Or maybe you are retired, etc.
Teradata is not a column store afaik. Vertica would be a good example of such.
And in Java it's package-visible.
Has 23andme killed anyone yet? How many customers has 23andme had? Suppose the answers are "no" and "1 million". Then it's probably not worth worrying about until something changes.
It's never "impossible" to avoid disk writes. I'm assuming it's running on Linux, and in that case you could simply log to a shm mount. Since Linux is file-based, it really doesn't care what medium it stores the file on.

Ofc. you'll have to handle a couple of potential pitfalls, like running out of shm, but I think this should be much easier than ditching nginx altogether. Linux was made for hacking, so hack away.
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So is Julia intended to be a general purpose language? I keep hearing about it only in the context of numerical computation.
The houses shown are far from typical... :]
A service that allows single page ajax applications to be indexed with minimal effort http://crawlspa.com
Visualizing crime of a city I am moving into: https://github.com/radekstepan/deadmonton

GitHub Burndown Chart:
https://github.com/radekstepan/github-burndown-chart
Launching a successful startup is luck BUT selecting entrepreneurs/startups who have luck is no random. You can definitively find some metrics to evaluate the current luck of a startup and expect that the founder has enough skill to continue to maximize luck in the future.
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Doesn't that make the trial unfair? Isn't "no associated interest" a basic marker of a fair trial?
Or I visit the site using mobile phone, tablet and computer at separate times. And folks can have more than one of those too.
That doesn't solve the problem. Here's another version:

Why is installing a specific version of a package you fancy (e.g the latest or some previous) a nightmare?

And there "apt-get" doesn't help you much.
where do you get the data for visualization?
http://hamsterdb.com - a C++ key/value store. hamsterdb is AFAIK the only key/value store which supports typed keys (i.e. uint32, uint64, blobs). under the hood the btree optimizes the memory layout for this type, just like a column store DBMS does. I'm now moving slowly towards adding analytical functions, but it's still a long way to go.
> but I wouldn't spend any bitcoins right now due to the price volatility

I don't understand this argument. Unless your entire savings is already in bitcoin just keep a small account separate from your investment (if any) that's meant to be spent, and top it off whenever the balance gets low.

I recently saw a suggestion that Coinbase should let you do this automatically, and I think that's an awesome idea. Exactly like how my transit card automatically purchases more credit when the balance drops below a certain threshold.
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Why? It's not a prank.

I sense that you have a future in marketing [1].

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_Fools'_Day_Request_for_Co...
A terminal emulator - https://github.com/hoeck/schirm - using a browser to render the screen, allowing programs to use HTML and Javascript as an alternative output (via a CGI like interface).
> No beginner programmer (the premise of the article) will loop over a string backwards. No beginner programmer will put the decrement in the test slot like you did, in order to make i have valid values in the loop body.

So no beginner programmer will write proper code without further practice. I thought this was reasonably obvious. The reason why both those constructs work the same they do is likely to be found within a single paragraph of a properly-written book on the C programming language.

I'm definitely not claiming this is a nice feature to have in a language. I'm just trying to point out that the quality of the code a beginner programmer can write isn't a very good indicator of how high-level a language is. All beginning programmers will write shit code in any language, as low-level as Assembly and C or as high-level as Lisp or JavaScript.
Nice design and a great resource. Unicode is a complex beast, and making it easier to navigate and understand is a worthwhile goal, if only to improve how Joe Programmer deals with non-English text.
Two other OSes that were influenced by the AmigaOS were AtheOS and then a later fork of this called Syllable.

refs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AtheOS | http://atheos.syllable.org/index.html | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syllable_(operating_system) | http://syllable.org
I don't understand why such an old article came here again.
I really don't think you have a space to speak here if you don't know C. C is a behemoth, sure but there's no surprises. And assembler is platform specific, so you can't really make the 'bandwagon'/'slippery slope' logical fallacy. Stay in Python/Ruby/TLC world, and leave us hard-core coders alone. We'll continue making the performant libs that your dynamic language runtime requires. Thanks.
We could write something untruthful or harmful in the newspaper (maybe about acai berry weight loss).

So why not let the government go through a process, investigate whether what we write is conducive to the public good, and once approved it can be safely published.
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I built a SSL certificate store GetSSL.me[0] and so far it has been really great. Our goal is to make SSL certificates available to everyone.

[0] https://getssl.me/
Judges would be perfectly capable of doing so.
I'm pretty sure that the different semantics for negative signed ints (sign extension) are there to make sure it works as division. It's right-shifting for regular bit manipulation purposes that's unsafe with signed.
And Fortran.
This website: http://crimemapping.edmontonpolice.ca/ the data go back by only a few months so I cache them in a file and always update with new ones.

https://github.com/radekstepan/deadmonton/tree/master/data
Now it's time for building your apps on iOS.
Deal Drop (and now Tech Drop) - iOS/Android shopping apps http://www.getdealdrop.com Been working on it for a few years. Nice side income but still trying to grow it to be my main income.