skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's quite likely to be your carrier, not that Samsung are beyond reproach (TouchWiz as a selling point?), but a lot of the bundled apps you should blame your carrier for.

Nokia's reputation of old in Europe was based on the fact for a long time they were the only manufacturer to tell operators to [guess] themselves and sell relatively clean devices to end users. In the US they never did this, with the result that they never really got traction in that market. With MMS this started to change, to the point one device whenever you selected send message it actually went to the MMS option in the menu, and you'd have to scroll to text message, because the operators had asked to encourage MMS usage as they charged loads for it.
Does this do bonding at the packet level, or at the TCP level?

Outcome being, if I download one particular file over HTTP will it run N times as fast, or are you just increasing the total speed available for many connections?
Your thesis assumes that Marxist sociology is a domain of knowledge. Apparently the parent hinted it is not. There is some controversy here, certainly. However people who have lived in, or learned about, the societies where the Marxist ideology was (supposedly?) placed in the foundation, can be excused if they have strong opinions about it, and mostly negative.

Perhaps Marxism could be studied as a specimen of a certain mindset, like intellectual design: "learn about it", not "learn it". One problem is so many people (millions!) have had Marxism shoved in the throats. No wonder it tends to go out the other way. (Sorry for the graphic image.)
Just did, thanks for the input!
My guess: they will float a toothless bill that gives lip service to protecting civil liberties. Then they will gauge the reaction to that bill to find out how much the public at large actually understands about what's going on.

If the public is mollified by a toothless bill then we go back to business as usual, only they'll be even bolder because now the actions have been "sanctioned". If, on the other hand, the Internet is able to generate SOPA and CISPA-like levels of opposition saying that the bill is worthless, we might actually get something of value in Round 2.
Well you know the old punk saying "never trust a hippy" :-)
The largest lesson should be to not put your company on hold, not for anybody, not for any opportunity. Deals fall apart all the time, for many reasons. Work your company hard, until it is self-sufficient, and don't let anything get you off track.

For your company specifically, your description doesn't sound like politics, that sounds like someone found a red flag in a due diligence effort, and nobody wants to tell you what that red flag is.
> rather than actually helping

Nope: http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/27784423?uid=246033817...
such that u1 only connects to single node for it's keys. Do other people use index servers?

The redis cluster client in your programming language will know the entire current redis cluster state. The redis cluster client will automatically place (and read) keys directly to (and from) the correct instances. The direct reading also reduces latency found in some other cluster implementations where you only have the option to proxy your requests. You as an application programmer never have to worry about multiple servers.

When your redis cluster client connects to the cluster, the redis client reads the current key slot to server map, and uses that for every action (with updates as necessary as failures/promotions happen).

Let's say B and B1 die.

Good example, but you should probably be running with at a minimum B, B1, and B2 (and three entire copies of A, C, D as well). You have to design your deployments in concert with how your underlying architecture works. Redis cluster instances do not have to take up an entire machine. Run a couple masters and a couple replicas per host. Running a cluster with 4 masters means you should run with 8 replicas (minimum). See the math section of https://github.com/mattsta/redis-cluster-playground for more examples.

It's worth stepping back and defining "Cluster" too. A "database cluster" has no meaning by itself. It doesn't specify redundancy, how availability works, or how replication works. A Riak cluster has nothing to do with a Redis cluster. You have to learn the operations on each type as you go.
Installing Android on old Windows mobile phones rarely counts in market share as most market share data comes ftom phone purchases . The obvious success is the low cost and OEM and carrier support despite iOSs better appstore. When I went to Android in 2010 it was over 300$ cheaper because I didn't need to pay the AT&T iphone'fine' and got unlimited data from another carrier.
its the weekend.. you should know better by now
> 1. When a worker decides to work for an employer, he does so voluntarily. No one forces him to sign the contract.

I see. And if the worker decides he doesn't like working for any of the available employers, what happens then?
At the TCP level.
don't understand why multi signature isn't more commonly used.
Eh, pull requests can actually create a lot of work for an OSS project, especially if they are not very good. So make sure the project wants your help, you understand what they want, and opt for quality over the number of pull requests.
That was an interesting read. Thanks for the link. It also confirms what I always thought about their 'model'.
Hence "allegedly".
I had a couple of years like this after selling a business (for non-crazy money) coupled with stumbling onto an accidental Adsense scenario where I had $2-10k coming in monthly for zero work. In short, I just alternated between goofing off and being bummed out.

Once that faucet dried up after a Google reranking I started working again (still for myself), then got married, had kids, etc. Now I always have tons to do, am upbeat 99% of the time, and doing better than ever! I've learnt working and making money in exchange for what I do is a core part of what keeps me happy and sane.

If a basic income were available and high enough in my 20s, I'd have stayed on it, probably remained single forever, and lived a hikikomori-esque lifestyle.. which is why I remain a little skeptical of some basic income ideas despite appreciating the idea. Would all people be like me? No. But I think a higher basic income for everyone who holds down a job is a far better idea and we already have something mildly like that in the UK.
You'd then just connect those accounts as bad / dirty, and perhaps even with laws, have them being accomplices --- would make you / force you to make sure the Bitcoins aren't connected to known frauds or crime.
OK I don't know enough about quantum physics to comment further. But on the one hand you copy/past Wittgenstein to make your point (intellectual authority, you were talking about?) and on the other hand you talk about experimental metaphysics. If you're a philosopher, as you seem to imply, then you shouldn't be surprised to cause confusion.
I think the calculation usually goes like that:

* Take a day to come up with "estimates" for the project,
can't bill that time of course.
* Sell fantasy gant chart to the customer.
* Take 10-20% of the projects time away for "project management".
* Actually develop the software.
* Fix "bugs" until customer goes silent.

If you want good estimates you need to take estimates and project management more serious and get away from that waterfall methodology.
Rule 13: http://www.paulgraham.com/13sentences.html
Ask HN: Best Way to Reach Local Business Owners?
Good morning HN,

I am in the early stages of researching a potential start up concept for local restaurant owners. What do you think is the best / most efficient way of going about this? Ideally I would like to obtain email addresses and reach out so I can scale quicker than cold calling for example.

Any insight would be much appreciated!
My two most recent pull requests were for README's that were out of date with the code (e.g. CLI options that were removed, examples code that doesn't work). These are just as helpful.
Bobcats' Kidd-Gilchrist (foot) out vs. Bucks
I hope you're not referring to marijuana, it can't truthfully be said that it's harmless, not even close. And any drug can be harmful, just look at the side effects of Tylenol.
I don't use any of these techniques but I occasionally encounter something similar with my e-mail newsletters. I have over 160,000 subscribers so they're not entirely unpopular but I'll sometimes hear from someone saying "No-one uses e-mail anymore. I can't trust you won't spam me or sell my address! Why don't you offer RSS?"-wacka-wacka. My response is usually that it's not for everyone and have a nice day ;-)
I'm trying to say here that government is not the only possible provider of things it currently monopolistically provides. If you claim everyone uses roads therefore everyone should pay taxes to keep those roads well maintained I'd say you're only partially right. Government, for the most part, keeps private companies away from owning roads. If there was no government, do you think there would be no roads? Of course there would! And people would be willing to pay for using them. Except that those who use roads once a week wouldn't subsidize those who use them every day.

> if you succeed and claim other people did not have anything to do with it, you are lying to yourself and everyone else

No, I don't claim that. What I claim is that I would like to know exactly who those people are. If I use a road to deliver what my company produces, I would like to pay for this road before I actually use it. Now my business may fail, or it may succeed, but the owner of the road gets paid. I don't owe anyone more than they asked me to pay at that moment in time. Nor do they. I think that's fair. Don't you?
Sorry, didn't know it already was there - I thought it was new.
Putting all other things aside, I know the incentive for the websites to outsource somebody to create fake profiles (see the comment here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6823194). But what's the incentive for the 'scammers'? How can they 'scam' people on match.com by creating fake profiles? By making them come all the way to Nigeria and rob them? Give me a break.

I am not a big fan of the lawyers, but you sound too biased with statements like - "Match is working their asses off" "their excellent service", "piece of shit a piece of shit".
> [Marx theory] is very good at explaining what has already happened [...]

And that's exactly why you should learn about it, Marx analysis of economic conditions is pretty much spot on. What conclusions you draw from that analysis is a different topic. And of course all the work is interesting for historic purposes, it's pretty much impossible to understand the history of the 20th century without (at least some of) it.

I also haven't met (or read) anybody for a long time who actually believed Marx' idea of class struggle by force of nature leading to a communist society, where do you still find those people?
HTML5 apps are wrapped. We did one using Native5. IT is available on app store (https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/kotak-treasury-calendar/id63...) and on Play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.native5.ap....
I did a poll in a developer community about running some free or cheap online training sessions. I got about 1000 replies and the majority said they'd prefer they were free with a sponsor message somewhere in the session compared to say even just $10-20. It seems if you can make it work for the advertiser, people still prefer it to paying cold hard cash.
What do you mean by many people make money without doing good? If they steal, they should go to jail. If they gamble, it's their choice. If they produce something other people are willing to buy, they are doing good. What are the other ways of making money I am not aware of?
Why not? People use credit cards now.
For easy, and just as meaningful contributions update your favorite projects README file.

Many times the README is outdated, confusing, or missing a necessary example. It helps a lot of people when starting out with a project.
Well, today's hardware is still all Von Neumann, just like in the 70s.
You can implement some strict enforcing in Apache using some crafty mod_rewrite stuff:
http://andthatsjazz.org/defeat.html

User-agent is to easily spoofed, but we could check if the robots are indeed Google (whitelisted) and not some other crawler that just wants to scrape your content.

In the realm of mail servers we have something called SPF:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Policy_Framework

Just thinking out of the box here, but other than checking IP ranges: Maybe a hash being sent as a header inside the GET request by the crawler to verify if they are who they say they are.
I think Jolla has the best chance among the new entrants in mobile OSs, but I think this is a fairly minor issue. You can run Ubuntu touch on many Android devices, too. It's more important for Ubuntu because they don't have their own handset or an OEM launch partner.

I would rather have a Jolla handset.
Feeling like a failure this season
I'm 38 and feeling like a loser. Over the past 3 years I tried to build my own startup and burned through $100K of personal savings. Before that I worked at consulting jobs and saved up a bunch of money then quit to mope around for 6 months at a time before starting a new gig. At this point I "only" have $200K and retirement seems another brutal 25 years away. Financial advisors say you need 2M to retire in the US - I just don't feel like I can reach that amount.

I know I'm better off than a lot of people and I can still do consulting, but I just feel like I've wasted my time trying to build a company instead of just building a nest egg.
There's nothing requiring functional languages to abstract away from the bare metal. For example, read up on Typed Assembly Language (TAL) -- it's a typed, functional implementation of x86 assembly.

I think the main reason functional languages are currently slower, in general, than procedural languages is that they haven't been popular for long enough yet to get all of the necessary optimizations implemented in the compilers. Think about it -- millions of person-hours have been invested into implementing optimizations in C and Fortran compilers over the past few decades. I expect the performance gap will get shrink steadily as time goes on, and as you said, at some point a cost/benefit threshold is reached where it makes more sense to switch to a functional language even if it's a little slower.
The easiest rule to follow:

Never pull out your phone unless you politely excuse yourself from the people you are with.

This will dramatically limit the amount of times you check, and on the off chance you really do need to check your phone, say a phone call, then it will be a politeness to those around you.

Do this just one night and you'll feel embarrassed every time you need to check it.
Thrun should look at the Khan academy.

That said, Udacity can serve a different purpose. And after all, the computer courses there are vocational...
So there are around 10% of libertarians in the US. Would you say it would be fair to give those libertarians 10% of the land the US owns and let them live there as a separate country? After all, they have no less rights for the land of the country you live in than you, they were born here.
How to write a Conclusion
"Seeing Eye People" -- someone to guide you through the world while you text and walk crowded streets: http://improveverywhere.com/2013/04/30/seeing-eye-people/
As I've stated elsewhere, I've come across a ton of out-of-date documentation on projects. Just submitting a one or two line change to a README that has wrong information is helpful. For example:

https://github.com/trek/grunt-neuter/pull/41

or

https://github.com/sakatam/grunt-webmake/pull/1

Another thing that I've found severely lacking is examples of complex data setups in ember-data. I'm currently working on a complex app in Ember, but don't have the outside time to boil my misgivings into examples (yet).
Meanwhile, this photo has been spreading like wildfire on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/johnmaeda/status/406759966712684544
The related posts section has some posts with stories and examples.
iOS compatibility is not impossible, but it is much harder, and would require a budget, shooting from the hip, 5X more and 2X the time to arrive at something end-users would find usable. You would have to do something like OpenStep, except with iOS APIs.

With Android you can use the AOSP bits.
That's still his decision. He has options: he may choose among different employers, who, may I remind you, compete with each other to get the best labor for the money. He may also educate himself and get a better paying job over time. Taxpayers have no options at all, except going to jail, not matter how educated or good they are.
You can also buy LTC on BTCe by using something like MoneyGram - walk in to a CVS/Duane Reade with cash and you will have LTC right away.
How To Take a Screen Shot via Terminal (Command Line) on OS X 10.9 Mavericks
About that, redis-trib, the Redis Cluster config utility, while still pretty basic is already able to allocate masters and slaves in different IPs, so if you give it six nodes like 10.0.0.1:6379 10.0.0.1:6380 10.0.0.2:6379 10.0.0.2:6380 10.0.0.3:6379 10.0.0.3:6380, you can expect a master for each IP address, and replicas always allocated in nodes where there is NOT its master.
That's alright, it's the first time I'm reading it today too.
Zo maak je zelf je trendy tv- meubel uit steigerhout
Sorry, no idea. I've seen some article with nice graphs illustrating the thesis. Employment, volume, profit plotted over recent years. I'm afraid I can't find it now.
Vodafone Iceland hacked and 77'000 passwords leaked
Vodafone in Iceland has been hacked. A database of 77'000 user accounts with unencrypted passwords has been leaked along with a history of text messages dating back to 2011.
China is getting richer but there are so many people and so many with what is still a very modest income compared to the price of a smartphone I'm not surprised that aftermarket ROMs area big thing, even mainstream. I'd bet that lots of shops will do such an upgrade for you for a small price, so widespread expertise in rooting a phone is not required.
So if I'm reading this right, using 'he' as a generic is actually worse than having explicitly male examples, in terms of comprehension?

Did they specifically test using 'they'? I would imagine that it would distract some people who expect plural, but I have no guess as to how large this factor would be in comparison.
Gathering info for a future scam? Match seems like a good vector to get people to divulge personal details that then make a later "it's your friend john, I'm stuck in the airport and need you to wire me some money" scam work.

You could use Facebook, but I have no reason to tell people on Facebook details about my past. They're my friends, they already know. Dating sites are the best way to get a stranger to tell you something personal.
As an IE 11 user I was disappointed too. Sadly, IE 11 still doesn't support the "preserve-3d" property.

http://caniuse.com/#feat=transforms3d

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19483742/does-ie11-suppor...
I need help with my project

https://github.com/brickcap/wrinqle

The goal of wrinqle is to provide an easy way to facilitate communication between web sockets connected to the same server.

I am new to erlang development.I need someone to review my code and help me in writing unit tests for gen_events.

Side note: I wish 24pullrequests allowed more than 200 characters :(

Any way very nice website. Thanks.
Indeed, the communist party in India is about as militant as they come. You're probably referring to the naxalites[0], they're not shy about targeted violence[1], especially since they're active in a lot of poor, "backward" [2] areas that go ignored by the central government until there is an industrial resource to exploit.

[0] http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naxalite

[1] http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naxalite%E2%80%93Maoist_insur...

[2] http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2013-09-27/news...

Edited to include a reference to "backward" - a term used in official language.
Project Tycho digitized 125 years of Public Health and Disease Data
Vermeer’s Secret Tool: Testing Whether The Artist Used Mirrors and Lenses
In case you don't know what "MAX" is:

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/71544521BDE34FFB86256...

Its something I'd like really like to see an open source version of make it into
the Arduino universe.
Mathematics, meritocracy & inequality
It may have sounded harsh but most employers aren't right on the bleeding edge where they have the pick of graduates with Firsts from tier one universities.

Hint Google etc probably dont get many of the top Grads these days they get the layer below who put money over cool research.
Japan: The new Uzbekistan of press freedom in Asia
I think she is very seriously deluded towards her life in general.
This. I regret buying a Samsung S4 because it is loaded with so much crap. First, Google preloads their crap onto it, then Samsung preloads their crap ontop of that. THEN, AT&T decides that it should also provide you with messaging apps etc, so it preloads it crap ontop of that too.

I am re-asked every god damn day if I want to connect the Samsung whatever the fuck (tm) to Facebook, and I refuse, EVERY DAY. I have no words.

The marketers/business guys won, and the result is an utter trainwreck.

The sad thing is that even though the S4 is super powerful, basic tasks like opening up the contacts list or recent messages, still load sluggish!

Not sure if I like Jolla, but I just need to dump this Android bloatware fast.
Publishing packages to npm using Yeoman
My physics knowledge is pretty limited, but I was under the impression that it's at least controversial.

Regardless, you're not engaging with my core point, which is that 'scientific' in this context means something specific, not whatever you happen to think scientific means. Nobody is claiming Marxism is falsifiable, that's a red herring.
I don't know if you endorse the message behind that photo or not, but I've never taken someone out to dinner who busted out the newspaper while I was trying to talk to them.
Configuration management vs. real people with root
The difference being after you read the paper for the day, that's it, it's done, there is not an infinite source of useless material to peruse.

Nobody pulled out the newspaper during a meeting or a meal and pretended they were paying attention while really playing a game or reading some trite.
There is a distinct difference between internal milestones/targets and publicly announcing "feature X will be ready by xx/xx/xxxx!"
Maybe part of the problem is that development organizations don't tend to charge for pre-estimate planning.
You beat me to the punch!
Yeah, but you still need to learn how the project works to update the docs. If you're a contributor 8 different projects already, then it might not be too unrealistic to submit 3 pull requests for each over the course of 24 days. But if somebody already knows their way around 8 open source projects then this initiative probably isn't aimed at them.
Well, the only fake accounts I've come across have been advertising for other dating sites.
People who in reality own things are the ones with the army. Almost every group of people who chose to disobey their respective governments quickly discovered that. I see no point why US government should give libertarians any land it controls. Unless it's a small wasteland and libertarians could practically threaten the government in any way as US citizens so it would be beneficial to kick them out of the system.

And the whole "fair" thing basically ends as you graduate from high-school or college. Adults like to talk about it but don't practically concern themselves with it when they do business.