skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He's not a reporter/columnist. He works for TechCrunch. Did you seriously think he'd go to jail to protect sources? Look at all the other journalistic ethics they've declared "irrelevant".
For some reason, I find the question "did you have at least one testis at birth" incredibly funny. I can imagine an almost Monty Pythonian moment where I would find that question on a government form of some sort.
I applaud you for taking on such a great cause. I have written quite a bit about academic integrity issues, and I believe more people need to be thinking about it for something to be done.

With that being said, you're assuming people are coming to the site to cheat as you say several times "This site is not for cheating." You should probably assume people come for good purposes so as not to turn them off. Your job is to provide the technology, not criticize worst case human condition scenarios.

I won't comment specifically about the design because I don't have an eye for such things. However, the name and the font ("uber") sort of confused me.

Otherwise, it seems like a cool concept. How are you differentiating yourself from Scribd?
He's pissed that he didn't have this week's magnet for page views, and he took action by further demonstrating how TechCrunch is an inadequate substitute for real journalism.
Django, http://schoolrack.com

We (the developers) are actually beginning to feel like it's one of the biggest Django sites on the interweb right now. Definitely not trying to toot my own horn here, but we're
gaining users like mad and traffic is insane.

Disclaimer: I figure the OP's question is more directed at HN members rather than YC startups, but for the record we're not a YC startup
The biggest stumbling block around a 'garage' implementation of iTunes + store is that the labels are not going to make a deal with anybody that is not sufficiently large.
I believe that we're generally speaking advanced enough as a society that men and women are accepted as equals by a majority.

That being given, when someone asks about gender or sex, I'm assuming that they are in fact interested in my biological properties, not my self-identification (which is/should be obvious).
What is Microsoft's excuse?
Classism is the cancer that is killing OOP
Nice to see you gaining ground so fast during the holiday season, makes you wonder how it will go once school starts!
Ask HN: How do you see the future of the internet?
I'd would be unwise to assume that the internet is going to stay the way it is. Alan Kay tells us that if we want to know what the future is going to be like, we need to create it.

However, to create it, we need to have a vision about how the internet is going to be like.

How do you see the future of the internet?

~*~

I'll start. I see that all information flows are going to be open. Anything on any website can be read and written, commented on, and processed, in a completely decentralized manner. The net is going to form into one global brain, and AI is not going to emerge as a separate intelligence, but as our collective intelligence. If we were able to connect our intelligence efficiently, all the worlds "problems" would be solved "overnight". If you've read Buckminster Fuller, you know the idea of doing more with less. I believe we can all have a life that is so much better for all of us, we just need to have the right information; the internet is going to assist us with this.
If it is programmed in brainfuck though I'm going to eat my hat or something. Do penance in a major way ;)
Prototype-based OOP is an alternative to class-based OOP. See the Self, Javascript and IO languages for examples.

I'm not making any claims as to which is "better", just pointing out that it's a valid way of doing things.
Obvious face-to-face, maybe.
Django at DISQUS.
Honestly, I don't get this.

Can someone please help me get out of my ignorance?.

NSFW for me is "not save for work", it doesn't make sense to me.

About the story, I don't understand why this is the second "hot" history. Is it because it is from techcrunch or something, and HNews needs to post every single history there?
I couldn't get past the first paragraph (If you wish to reprint this...). Still laughing.
Django. You should of made a poll.
I have a human scale freedom chair with head rest.

I felt like a moron paying over a grand for a chair.

I had tons of lower back and leg problems.

I sucked it up and bought the chair.

2 months later, my back and leg problems went away.

I sit in the chair anywhere from 6-12 hours 5 days a week.

I've been doing that for 2 years.

Best $1200 I ever spent.