skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Pretty sure that is the old rule:

"Feature only the most current Apple products in the following finishes or colors: iPhone 5s in silver or space gray, iPhone 5c in white or blue, iPad Air in silver or space gray, and iPad mini in silver or space gray. If multiple Apple products are shown, display them in the correct relative sizes."

http://9to5mac.com/2013/10/31/apple-to-devs-gold-iphone-not-...
It's one package. It has no external repo dependencies. Do a git clone and get over yourself. As I've said elsewhere in the thread, "go get" is all fun and games until you try to make something real with it, then you realize that OOPS that guy deleted his repository and now nobody can build your code because you've tied your project to the continued existence of half a dozen external repositories.
I can't agree. People that use Spotify, Rdio, last.fm are edge cases, they are early adopters, often heavy users - the sort that freemium services often kick off when they mature.
Costco is like Sam's Club but socially responsible. If you have the option, they are a much better choice.
Another guy has butthurt from Telegram. As I read somewhere telegram guys said that after 1st march 2014 they somehow will allow to perform MITM in that crypto challenge
With perl I always include the M inside my application class/module.

And I use only VC from the web framework.

That way, i get thin controllers only for url mapping which in that case will access my application class/module instance.

Thats where the real code will be, in my application and not-in-the-web-framework.

With this environment its easy to switch and test other web frameworks avaliable because i will only need to create the thin controllers and re-use my templates. Plus, when i need a cronjob, i use my application without the VC.

In the end the real deal is: dont tie your application with webframeworks. Always use the M inside the application and from the web framework use VC only with thin controllers.

Put the real code inside the aplication. Make the framework use the application. Dont make the framework your application.

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No, it's make things gradually and don't overstretch mentality. They know their resources and limits and apply them appropriately.

> There's no point in having a great product that nobody knows about or worse, cares about.

You didn't read carefully what I wrote above. They already have a lot of people who know and care about the product to buy it. They aren't running to increase that number up to the extreme. They match that number with their current production level. When that will grow, they'll have to boost the effort in marketing too. They do plan to grow, but gradually.

Personally I think they cut the marketing / community side a bit too much, but I understand that they have limited resources, so the product is their priority #1.
Seems to be more of an American thing than a European thing. Not everyone will hide their salary here. Some will some won't.
Does the PC market offer a similar clone case as the one on the Pro?
Your use case is why I have iTunes Match. It's finally not buggy, I love it so much it's the reason I got an iPad mini yesterday instead of a nexus 7, and that was a hard decision.
Don't bet against Tech
Codeschool Ember.js tutorial
What platform are you on? I can't remember the last time I tried to install a module on a modern Linux distribution and had problems with it. Docs might be weaker than I'd like in some cases, mostly because of not enough examples (the curse of most documentation, IMHO).

I don't develop on Windows or Mac, since I work on server-side software, so I might just be blissfully ignorant of a serious problem.
I'm not saying i can't tell you, i'm saying i don't have the patience. I could throw the book at you and the library besides, but you showed quite clearly that you lack the experience to know which problems multi-threading solves. This means that both of our time is better used if you went and got the experience. I don't want you to shut up, i want you to go and learn something.

On the other hand, yes, i am an asshole. That's why i'll suggest you try and build a minecraft clone with a multi-process/single-thread solution

PS:

> Conversely, there's also a huge gain in architectural simplicity which I hope you are aware of. Though you have neither acknowledged nor disproven that yet

I absolutely said so. I expressed quite clearly that different multi-processing solutions apply to different categories of problems, which of course means that there are problems which simple, plain multi-process solutions excel at, for example webservers.
What do the different colors represent
We haven't seen benchmarks yet but I bet the PCIe SSD can stream more than 64GB of video off the disk in 60 seconds.
When the market shifts, or for tactical reasons you have to pay more to recruit someone, you instantly have a problem.
You tell me:

http://szabo.best.vwh.net/
Boneless headless chicken!
No mobile client makes it a non starter for me. Mobile access is one of my main use cases for Dropbox.
From my understanding, the OP was making the typical statement that before the iPhone there was nothing on the mobile space.
you sure seem to like Telegram. Also please don't use "butthurt".
Ask HN: AT&T gigabit wants to spy on my Internet traffic, how do I stop them?
I'm having the new AT&T Uverse "Gigapower" installed today that is being offered in Austin as a response to Google Fiber. After some research I found out that I unknowingly signed up for their plan that gives them the right to monitor and sell my internet usage data...

"When you select AT&T Internet Preferences, we can offer you our best pricing on U-verse with GigaPower because you let us use your individual web browsing information, like the search terms you enter and the web pages you visit, to tailor ads and offers to your interests."

More on that here: http://www.att.com/esupport/article.jsp?sid=KB421828&cv=812&_requestid=757983#fbid=Dxy6PIwLZt8

So my question is, how do I get out of this? I've considered calling up after the install and asking them to switch me to their "standard" plan but even then the only assurance I would have is from some tech support person in India and no way to really know what is being tracked and sold.

Does anyone have recommendations on using a VPN or Tor for all internet traffic in my house? Would that even help? I'm not all that familiar with VPNs and networking but I've considered possibly buying a new router that offers the ability to setup a VPN on it for every device that connects to it. How would that affect internet speeds and could I still take advantage of the currently 300mbps (1gigabit available in mid 2014)?
Bill Gates earned his wealth in his own lifetime. He's self made and still wishes to give away most of his wealth. I don't understand how you can criticize someone like that. At the end of the day, he is parting from his hard earned money.
See also: http://hint.fm/wind/ (US only, but includes historical views.)
Thanks. Merged that request.
anyone downloading pre-release low quality products know that they're getting low quality product and know that the film will be better

The OS parallel is somewhat similar, but as regards movies the reality if that with an unreleased film, you don't know that the official product will be better. Films with good stories or acting sometimes have shitty production values or run out of money at the post-production stage, leading to technical corners being cut. The general public is not literate in the technicalities of filmmaking so they're apt to misjudge things badly.

There's a truism in the industry that 'if your sound is bad, people will say the film has terrible lighting.' Most people don't know or think much about sound and so they literally can't articulate what they dislike if the sound is inferior in some way that isn't immediately obvious (bits missing or badly distorted). So if a poor-quality copy of an unreleased film hits the torrents and word goes around that it looks amateurish, most people are not going to say 'well hold on, are you sure that's a production issue and not just compression artifacts?'
I want to criticize Lean In, but kinda something feels guilty inside me cuz I'm a man... That's why I wanted to hear some critics from females side. But how do we know that it's not a fake post and not written by 35 years old male as a joke?
Usually its not device specific issues but Manufacturer specific issues. Same issues you encounter on Galaxy S4, you would notice on Galaxy S3, Note etc. Having a handset from each of major manufacturer is good enough for 99% of devs.
Hi Ulad

I'm the CEO of Freelancer.com. Since the vWorker acquisition actually all the quality metrics are up. The vWorker user base was also a very high quality workforce and today dominate highly our freelancer rankings and awarded projects. This is reflected in our financials- we are growing revenue at almost twice the rate of our competitors. We're also publicly listed (ASX: FLN) so our financials are transparent.

If you have any other questions, I'm happy to answer them or shoot me a note at matt@freelancer.com.

Regards
Matt
Perhaps the market cap is based on one purchase of 1000 DogeCoin for $1.50.
I'm curious, what phone do you use?
Even if Telegram's explanation did stand up to scrutiny and was ran by experienced cryptographers, the fact that its core code is closed source makes it utterly worthless from a security perspective. They can tout their own security all they like, but if no one else can independently verify it then it means nothing.

So far they've only published the source to their client, but their servers do all of the actual processing and cryptography.

All of Moxie's projects, on the other hand, have always been completely open source.
No wind in Asia?
Sounds like you agree with everything I said until you edited my comment down to that sentence.

If there's honestly 40 hours a week of ops issues during the first hire/MVP/market fitting phase. One of two things is happening:

1. Your startup is so wildly successful out of the gate that operations/infrastructure needs to grow exponentially.

2. Your startup has produced something that is complete garbage.

Neither situation is likely, but I'll let you guess which scenario is more common.

A much more realistic scenario is that ops work starts off as 5hours/week and grows to 10, 20, 30, 40 etc.. over a couple years without anyone noticing. By that time you've got a team of 4-6 devs and operations issues have become an annoying interruption to all of them. This is where bad IT decisions happen.
Worst I can remember recently, since I never really solved it, was a .NET Runtime Fatal Execution Engine Error that occurred somewhat randomly in a long-running, multi-threaded console application, but only on one machine. Eventually just moved to a different machine.
No we have better ones.

You know which we can replace bits of.
What does a Lockdown implies?
You realise it's the opposite for the first item, right? Code easier to read (and thus understand) is what everyone should aim for.
I don't think SS is saying this is the only way to be happy in her book. I think she is saying that if you are a woman and you want to be successful in the business world, here are a bunch of stories and anecdotes talking about life is more difficult for you, but you can persevere if you work really hard. I don't think she says the system is fair, and I also don't remember SS saying choosing other lifestyles is wrong.

So I really don't understand this rant against SS. The goal of her book wasn't to promote unhappiness, it was just to share her very meaningful advice which applies to a lot of people (but not everybody).
great idea. I don't watch tv nor I have one in my room, when I go to sleep I turn off all stuff.
But I have to think of something that motivates me to wake up even earlier. I've tried something like this but didn't work the last time.
I would respectfully disagree that the cost to mfg. a mattress is drastically different.

Your pricing is completely off. You can buy organic cotton fabric for as low as $6 that is 100% organic cotton certified by GOTS and you buy can knit fabrics for $12. It isn't that simple of a comparison. If you were in manufacturing, you would know, but it is easier to come up with a marketing gimmick. Tuft and Needle buys from a manufacturer and resells it just like Sit 'n Sleep, Mattress Firm, Sleepy's, etc.

Why do you say “about 2 pounds” as the density? This sounds like cop out. You are probably using 1.8 and some 2 pound. Be open and honest so people can make an educated buying decision.

You don't agree that those are good comps. How about these?
A queen Ikea is $329 for 2.2 pound foam and a ½” thicker. (http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00139813/) Where Tuft and Needle is $399 for a supposedly 2 pound foam. Surprisingly, most IKEA mattresses are made in the US so don’t give the made in China routine on this.

Serta at Sleepy's is $299.99 (http://www.sleepys.com/en/Sertapedic-Caine-Firm-Mattress_109...). Even if they were using a lower density, how could they be marking this 1,000% as Tuft and Needle states. Sealy has one that is 5 ¾” thick for $299.99 at Sleepy’s (http://www.sleepys.com/en/Sealy-Austin-Creek-Plush-Mattress_...).

Why is Tuft and Needle $100 more than the name brands which are made in the USA, too? Don’t give me the density because like Sealy and Serta, Tuft and Needle won’t disclose density. For sake of argument, let’s say Sealy uses a 1.2 pound and Tuft and Needle uses 2 pound foam. There is 200 board feet in a queen mattress and the cost per board foot between 1.2 and 2 pound is 25 cents. The added cost would be $50 in raw material.

This is untrue; “Tuft & Needle was founded to offer boutique-quality beds at a fraction of the cost. You shouldn't have to overpay for a good night's sleep.” Tuft and Needle is nowhere close to a boutique bed.

Finally, prove to me that mattress stores markup the mattresses 500%. If you look at Mattress Firm's 10K Report, you will see that there GM is nowhere near that. In 2012, they had sales of $1,007,337,000 with a COGS of 614,572,000. That is a 64% markup. No, sales and marketing are not included in this. They spent 245,555,000 on sales and marketing. Tuft and Needle needs to get the facts straight.
I played around with Prismatic before but it just didn’t grab me and I found I didn’t use it that much.

This new version is a whole different animal. Not only is it much prettier (great design) but they seem to have seriously improved their relevance algorithms. I would be very interested to hear from their data team why the relevance is so much better now - anyone from Prismatic monitoring these comments?
The contest is only set up that way to make it look more secure, there's really no reason that you would have to prove yourself in that way. If there's an actual cryptographic break then a researcher can prove it without all of the "send email to this address" nonsense.
I'd be curious to see for what price something of equal value goes for, versus something of equal spending.
Sometimes the only way to change the system is from the inside because your influence on the system is directly proportional to how seriously the system's leaders and participants take you.

This is especially true in this case. You don't have the option of not participating and instead trying to change the system from the outside, because doing so directly harms your income and therefore livelihood.
Why exactly I don't see these many discussion about women in construction industry as I see about women in IT? Why exactly I don't see any discussion about courts giving children to their fathers in 50% of cases?

Why exactly my wife is so brainwashed that even when I make 5.2 times money she does, she still needs to go to work which costs us more than her paycheck once we pay for the childcare and food. Her work is net negative to home budget. Unfortunately, she doesn't get it because as her mom says "women MUST work".

Any surprise Western Civilization is in decline?
But the point is it's over SSH/SFTP/S3 where you presumably have other (plain) ways of accessing it.
Hello Dong

I'm the CEO of Freelancer.com (Freelancer Limited ASX:FLN).

Our share price dropped rapidly in the first few days because the issue price was 50 cents and it was the biggest opening on the ASX every (so I was told by the exchange). The share price opened at $2.50.

A month later we are at $1.40, almost three times our issue price. I think that's pretty good. You would expect a bit of a pullback from such a strong opening (5x !).

Regards
Matt
Do you know who the author is?

And, also, what is your definition of "success"?
You're joking right? Is this sarcasm? Work life balance? A bum deal? We get paid a six figure salary on top of getting fed breakfast, lunch, and dinner on a daily basis to work lazily for realistically 6-7 hours a day and then head home with more hours of free time per day than our friends in other industries (finance, medicine, law, you name it) have who are making half a tech salary or working twice the hours.

I don't know about you but I am thankful every day of my life that I was interested in tech because otherwise I wouldn't have been able to enjoy the insanely comfortable life we have.
It's really not even enough to open source their server software because you would still have to trust that they ran that open source software unmodified on their machines.
Questcor Finds Profits, at $28,000 a Vial (2012)
But this is largely a comment disguised as a variable name, and is no more or less likely to stay up-to-date as a comment. If the Dell Identifier were to ever be changed to "DuplicateAssets", you're just as likely to have

sillyMisspelledDellSOAPIdentifier = "DuplicateAssets"

as the original might have

if i["DuplicateAssets"] is not None: # Not a typo...

And your method replaces one line of code with two.

Comments have problems, but they solve problems too. They're not evil.
Me! Yeah, it's not 100% compatible, so my app runs all it's tests on HHVM to make sure I haven't run into any edge cases, which hasn't been an issue. I get more mileage out of my smallish VPS from it, with no effort on my part other than knowing what frameworks don't work (very very few now) and testing before deploying to staging (as you should be anyway).

I'm pretty happy with it. Is it worth it? Well, if you've got a test suite, run it through HHVM to see if you'll have any issues. If the answer is no, then why turn down free performance :)
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I never saw someone disclose his/her salary in France. There seems to be an expectation that doing so would produce jealousy and bitterness. So it's not only an American thing.
Because, as the article says, the customers will have any resulting fraudulent charges reversed, and the banks will charge them to Target instead.
Don't know where your working. To get ahead a most companies I know of, working 60 hour weeks is a given. Thats why they provide free food and stuff, so you can spend as much time as possible working.
Depends on your definition of better.
I imagine the company that hired him would have preferred a full-time dev, but settled on letting him work part-time for lack of better options. Which is a great option for developers who are getting tired of the 9-5 and want a more flexible schedule. Wait until you're crazy busy then turn in your two weeks. The same company that told you they can't do remote work and the like when they hired you will suddenly get a lot more flexible when reminded of how much they need you.
Python has a standard library called multiprocessing [1] that uses multiple processes (surprise!) to get around the GIL.

[1]: http://docs.python.org/2/library/multiprocessing.html
It's not overstretching to have great marketing from the outset; it's almost mandatory. Tofu marketing from the get-go (especially on launch day) is a great way to nudge the company into the deadpool. If their financial limits proscribe marketing, their company will be gone and forgotten soon enough when their sales are lackluster and insufficient.

Companies, new and established, just can't afford to be conservative when it comes convincing people to give them money. Bad marketing = bad sales.
> My understanding was that Python interpreter has a GIL, which limits the concurrency and performance.

Python is in that respect essentially the same as Perl with Coro built-in. ( https://metacpan.org/pod/Coro )
That's more interesting. How much faster is hhvm overall?
OP here.
The meetup was in Menlo Park.
I had to take VTA for more than an hour and bike for another hour to get there.
And yes, I should have chosen to stay in SF.. but I've already paid the rent and there's nothing I could do now.
I will travel to SF whenever needed, though that costs me a significant amount of time and money.

My biggest concern is that, I do not have experience in IT field, and thus I am not sure what I want to do.
I am 'interested' in learning Android development, so I listed it on my interest, but I do not know anything much about it.

Literally, I couldn't do anything outside the CS courses(from Intro, up to OS), because I changed my major in my Junior year Spring(last April), and this probably makes me an unattractive candidate.
I think I achieved a lot in a short period of time, but no company values this.

Also, it is confusing if I should tell them honestly that I just stared learning Web or Android, but I am a quick, passionate learner.
If they allow man in the middle attacks then the system is completely and demonstrably broken. The out of band public key verification uses deterministic images to confirm that the keys are the same, which can be easy forged given the relatively bad comparison engines in use (humans describing what a pixelated 16px image looks like). At no point is the real key shown to the user, so it's impossible to verify that they're identical through a description.

http://telegram.org/img/key_image.jpg

I wager that if they did allow a tampering eavesdropper in their bounty contest, it would be in the same conversation that has already done a key exchange and verification, making it yet more snake oil. You can hardly call something secure when you don't allow real-world MITM attacks in testing.
I have a feeling you will regret this soon. There are certain benefits in having a firm salary structure sponsored by a transparent system, but the loss of flexibility will hurt in ways you haven't experienced. Also, letting everyone know what their peers make can cause disgruntled employees.
You can get almost 3 base model Mac Pros for that price.
She's a woman in tech in her twenties.

Perhaps she's experienced some level of success, thanks for correcting me/acknowledging the hole in my argument, but I think it's safe to assume that she hasn't experienced the same level of success as Sheryl.
Wait the crypto is done server side? I haven't really looked into Telegram much, but that's fucking silly. Lavabit all over again.
Downloaded it, installed it. Added a file to test. Saw the objects being created on S3. Deleted the file, sync done. All objects are left behind.

How (and/or) when do they get deleted?
> "The author of this letter hasn't experienced success and therefore..."
You don't know who the author is. - point invalid.

> "I haven't read lean in personally..." - point invalid.

Why are you're weighing in and saying this is a terrible argument when you can't provide any substantial or supporting evidence.
The President doesn't get to expend funds contrary to law. What you are proposing is exactly what is barred by statute.
Explanation is in the Slate's article:

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2013/12/18/global_wi...
And boom, there goes another pillar of trust crushed by the NSA. What a great service to their country.

But hey, maybe the US population finally decides that their whole system is totally brain-dead as more and more shit hits the fan. Not all hope is lost.
€399 including tax + €15 shipping = €414 final price