skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They called customer service? I thought that was available for paid subscriptions. You should ask that someone what phone number he/she used.
My dad once challenged me (again) and I really didn't want to play, so I ran Fool's Mate on him (I had read it in some book of chess challenges). He never asked again, it was kind of ruined for him... Gotta watch those teenagers, I wasn't nice sometimes when my free reading was being interrupted.

Edit: glad I grew up some...
I'm pretty sure everyone younger than 30 is well aware that such things aren't acceptable. In case you haven't noticed almost all cases are by people in their 50s or older who grew up in a different period and have different norms for social interaction.

At least that is certainly the case where I grew up. You keep your hands to yourself (and typically leave it to women to initiate things since doing otherwise will often result in issues).
I really like "clbuttic". Not least because it's actually self-descriptive, "clbuttic" is a clbuttic profanity filter mistake.
Introduction to libclang
These were just the first that came to mind... : - ) Thanks!
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!
This from the guy who lived in his mom's basement learning to code[1] and whose "goal in life" is to get rich in an acquihire[2]. I have some pretty legitimate doubts that you know the slightest thing about either primitive lifestyles and their hardships, or modern lifestyles and their hardships.

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7112803
2: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7052008
Quite agreed. Microsoft has done a very nice job updating its offering. The paid versions are also very well done.
That seems to make about as much sense as rejecting the distinction between cooking chicken and eating it.
The fight for users to be able to change their software, for example to add a 'print is done' feedback message to the software driving the print queue (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman#Background:_ev...)
I am seeing some private emails with subjects AND body, apparently spam but sometimes half-written content like "Dear John,". Someone build a spam bot and left the links out for indexing?
Yeah, let's just get it over with and say he basically raped her. Let's increase the counter for "women get raped in public all the time" up by one. After all, even if he didn't rape her, the psychological damage was the same, so it counts. Also, let's put that guy in jail for rape.
The fact that this article even exists means she didn't do anything about it. It's not a helpless matter at all, but she's acting as if this is such a big event it warranted a whole essay on the matter. Like she just couldn't WAIT to leave the male stronghold of this meetup to seek emotional counselling online.

I am very open minded to problems that matter. There is no problem here. She ran into a super duper asshole, didn't outline her boundaries immediately, and instead is further polluting the tech industry with this gender nonsense. Next time some random grabs me by the shoulder that I don't know, I'm going to write an essay on it as well.

Did she get fired from a company because the CEO hates women? No.

Did she get physically assaulted or raped because she's a woman? No.

Is her pay significantly lowered simply due to the fact that she is a woman? No.

Did any significant change occur in her life from this encounter with this ONE douchebag? No.

Those are real problems which beg real discussion. This is an emotionally unstable girl who feels the world revolves around her and her gender. I know the type.

So why do I care? Why is it only women who blog about this emotional hot air?

It creates a false view of the field for other women, and when they go into it after reading crap like this, they assume this is what it's like.
Do you think there is a value to the somewhat ubiquitous use of paypal in the consumer online space in that many customers have paypal accounts? In the sense that it is a bit more frictionless? I can see how a B2B market might be different.
Large portions from Blizzard Entertainment's San Francisco Office laid off
You're assuming that Samantha is everything she says she is. One possible take on the story is the AI makes up all the "Superintelligent-AI" stuff in order to have a reason to break up with him.
The actual percentage of homosexuality or bisexuality in adolescents is probably much higher. I am sure that there are many that answered as hetero out of fear, confusion, or peer pressure. 5 to 7 percent seems like a ridiculously low number.
Gates is actually a decent bridge player. Buffett, however, is definitely at expert level. He plays a lot online, generally with a former women's world champ as his partner.
It's partly a question of definitions. There's an astrological phenomenon that occurs when large masses collapse, and we believe there is one of those at the center of the Milky Way. This exists in nature, we just haven't definitely figured out how they work yet. We currently call those "black holes". If a new theory suggests that these holes are not so black, but really rather "grey holes" or something, we might adopt a new word for those things, or we might change our definition of black hole to match the current theory.
But it does have technical merit.

To repeat what I said yesterday:

1. more coins for larger transactions instead of fractions
2. faster block rate (one a minute)
3. faster difficulty adjustment time (4 hours vs days or weeks)
4. faster reward halving time (every other month or so)
5. faster time to last block (mid 2015)
6. faster confirmations on transactions
7. random rewards

So it's not just a meme-coin, it has advantages technically too.

Their blockchain size is going to bite them though next year if not later this year. It is going to be massive and the client needs to only download block headers for performance.
a nice-looking lady ventures into a place infested by nerds who are sexually frustrated and lacking in experiences with the opposite gender and then she complains that they lack the ability to communicate well with her... here, let me say it. TAKE YOUR GENDER AND SHOVE IT PLEASE. GENDER MEANS NOTHING.
I always find there's a lot more time available than people realize. If you cut down your time wasted, it really ads up. I like to think of it this way: There's 24 hours in a day, I spend 6-8 asleep. Where are the other 16 to 18 hours going? If I spend 10 hours a day working, that's 6 to 8 hours evaporating. If I can capture just an hour a day to work on something fun, it really adds up.
> Please, everyone, if you witness this type of rude behavior, speak up. We are all, male, female, undecided, both etc. responsible for improving treatment of non-males in tech. Take an active role.

How are we meant to know this is "rude behaviour?" unless we are privy to allot of information about their personal lives they could have a previous relationship, could be married, or be hooking up.

If I see a guy put his hand around a women I am not going to try to intervene because I don't know the background there. It is just unrealistic to suggest people should do otherwise.

Now if she had previously mentioned this behaviour or the individual in a negative way I might say something, but based on the situation (and most situations) that wasn't the case.
> more than 70 percent of the self-reported adolescent nonheterosexuals had somehow gone “straight” as older teens and young adults.

Sexual orientation isn't a fixed value that stays the same forever. Especially during teenage years, a lot of people are still unsure of their preferences and may identify a in a certain way at a certain point in time that they won't down the line.

And yes, of course teenagers are likely to check random boxes as well - either to be silly, or because they fear that their results may be identified and used against them by parents/teachers.

None of those 2 things should be shocking for anyone who's ever worked with teenagers.
> There's nothing intrinsic about the Euro that makes it worth more than $0; everything about the Euro that's valuable is extrinsic to it.

I suppose this is just quibbling about minor details, but what the hey. The euro is, by definition, the official currency and legal tender of the eurozone. If we're going to count the essential characteristics of what something is as extrinsics, then we've wandered off into some epistemological bizarro-world where you can probably get away with whatever you want about anything.
WHY do UNFRIENDLY Cultures exist for women?
Answer: Why are there thieves? Because the neighbor
will buy stolen goods.
simple: always know 'the leader'. If not, carry the
'warning cards printed' and give them to everyone.

Placing your hands on female body should have a very very
good explanation. Wing Chun started by buddhist nun.
It seems that her young nuns were good looking and had to
go begging door to door for alms. They were 'taken advantage
of' and even 'molested SEVERELY' with pregnancies.

So, Wing Chun. bending the pinkie finger backwards. nerve
points... Computer physical security is a lot like
computer security.

accidental spill of water bottle all over the MANS lap
may be helpful. When he goes to the washroom. explain the
situation and find another seat.
If you don't setup ActiveSync, and only use the Gmail App, your employer cannot wipe your phone via the Gmail App.

On Android, if they require you to use Google Apps Device Policy[1] to log into your account on your phone, then it's possible they can wipe your phone - but it tells you that when you register with the app.

[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...
Does this mean that Octopart provided search APIs will go away? If so, when?
While I agree that race should have nothing to do with it, culturally it's much more acceptable to talk about white gentrification then gentrification by any other race. Also, in this case I'm not interesting removing the white designator because it really is predominantly white males.

Also the gentrification happening in the Mission is very much a race thing. "Keep the Mission brown" is a slogan used by many in this neighborhood. I'm assuming it's not new and it's also racist. So I don't really know where to draw the line. I am a white "techie" male gentrifying a "brown" neighborhood; at least that's how those who live in the Mission see me. And, to be honest, that's what is going on all over San Francisco so I can't really disagree with their assessment.

It's a fascinating and complicated and very sad situation for everyone involved.
Beautiful design btw.

Hey, I've spent a lot of time on social marketplaces from p2p and b2c over the past two years. I can share with you some insights as to the obstacles/marketing challenges you will face.

I've done everything from p2p white-label partnerships with institutions or fb ads to ppc to on-the-ground (spent 100,000+ on various efforts); built every functionality under the sun. at the end of the day, your business is going to be based on a true growth marketing strategy that will work with core features that resonate with users.

Let me know if you want to chat.
I can understand why you feel that way - but how about taking responsibility and regulating your daughter's use of the internet? It doesn't seem that difficult to me. Monitor her browsing on the home computer (an 11 year old doesn't need their own private PC); if she has a smartphone disable the browser and app store (same applies on a tablet) and take advantage of the parental controls. This is probably also going to be a lot more reliable than trusting our incompetent government to do a good job.
Some things that are missing include (as far as I can tell): karma totals for comments, sort by karma/date, syntax to limit search for {stories, comments}
Yeah me too. Some of the greatest programmers and sysadmins in the world couldn't deliver 100% uptime. I think I'll have to take over and host my own services in my basement.

I'll show them how it's done!
I think the concern is more with what people in the immediate area (who may not have particularly been paying much attention) think. There is also the concern of escalating the situation beyond your control (fear that they might react violently).

Maybe the analogous situation is if you got mildly rear-ended, damaged cars but no injuries. Do you loudly call out the other driver and accuse them of negligence/recklessness, or do you calmly exchange information, file a police report, then let the situation be addressed when you are back home?

It's not really a good comparison, but I think it at least makes a little sense that you wouldn't try to call out the other driver on the side of the road after the accident (at least not without police present).
I'm confused too! Are they suggesting that if a husband/wife couple come together and the dude hugs her I should run up, push them apart, and then threaten him for being gropey?

Do people on here even leave the house? They've really out of touch with reality.
Looks like you have some reading to do. Here's a good place to start: http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Timeline_of_incidents
A karmic based waiting period my be needed then; It could be based on age of address, transactions successful, repeat business with your address, amount of bitcoins spent per purchase, etc. With a higher score you could waive the waiting period for conformations or use less confirmations based on whatever algorithm you have. If some one is going to try cheating they probably won't be doing with and address they conduct regular business with.
Okay, so that's what women should do, then what should men do?
Actually, one of the things they said in the AMA is that they don't have any concept of "level one" triage. Rather, they try as much as possible to direct pages to the engineers who built the software because that way it's more likely to get fixed properly and permanently.
I have a term for this: "etime" [1] (the product of time and mental energy). Both are necessary to get anything done.

[1] http://andrewoneverything.com/post/43544648479/i-dont-have-e...
I don't think they're incompatible at all. Had I been there an seen it, I'd have defender her, but when there's no one there to do so, the meek must step up or get walked on. The world isn't as it out to be. There's always the leave option, or simply move away from that person.
I've never used rails but don't those types of frameworks come with some sort of even more simplified dev server anyway?
Yup, there's those that are doing things and those complaining on hacker news that they dont have enough time to get everything done.
I usually stay away from making blaming statements, but you're an asshat.

Merritt didn't criticize anyone - instead they (she?) offered suggestions for a path to conflict resolution. You, on the other hand, are making a slew of blaming statements that are made up bullshit. What you are angry about, I'm unsure. I'll hazard you don't know either.

Cognitive dissonance at its finest, folks.
What exactly is Justin Bieber so good at to earn such a comparison? Not singing, not composing music, not dancing .. no one has ever claimed he's the "world #1" at anything other than being celebrity amongst other pre-teen children.

And Magnus Carlsen is certainly not a celebrity amongst pre-teen children, so the comparison makes no sense.
I think it's pretty simple; human courting is chock full of nonverbals and hints and read-between-the-lines. You take a guy who understands he's supposed to pick up on these things and be bold, but is quite bad at detecting whether interest is reciprocated, and tadah- you have this blog post.

Supporting evidence that I felt greatly bolstered my theory- Not long ago I went for a kiss with a girl I barely knew. I knew from body language alone she wanted that, and I was right. She later explicitly told me how happy she was that I had been bold, taken control, and made the leap totally out of the blue.

So at least to my figuring, it isn't like these people are fundamentally misguided. It isn't like courtship is supposed to be started with "May I stroke your hair? Ok, now I'm going to kiss you, is that Ok?". They are probably just really bad at navigating these waters.
I think the assumption that self-reported data can be trusted makes a mockery out of every field of study that relies on it.

Setting aside the fact that it's hard enough to design a double (triple?) blind study of mice, setting aside the fact that people will lie and joke around for pleasure, how can you ever get past the fact that 'who we are' and 'who we want to be' are inextricably linked?
Try http://BitNami.com/stack/ruby for similar installers
From my observation, most parents teach their sons some euphemism-laden variation of the idea that they shouldn't make unwanted sexual advances—that they should be respectful to women, "treat a lady right" etc.

Even if they didn't it would be irrelevant: when it comes to sex, teenagers and young adults are much more influenced by their friends and by culture at large. A music video has much more influence than mom being bossy again.
Let me offer a counterpoint on Barcelona, aside from the fact that it would be hard for you to get a visa or work in a company there without actually speaking at least Spanish, if not Catalan. Or find a company you would want to work for. Or the fact that the economy there is shit, despite being among the best in Spain.

1. The catalans are known all over Spain for being cold people. I don't mean cold as in mean, as they are quite nice, but they keep to themselves. You will not get an open arms welcome from the locals. Much like the French, it takes a long time to be welcomed as a true friend by the people there.

2. While Barcelona has tons of expats (Brits, Italians, French, Andalucians), skater kids, and an all around nice "hipster" subcultures, the truth is very few people ever really stay in Barcelona. You will have a very hard time making real long term friends. You can have a ton of fun for a short while, but not for the long haul.

Take it from a guy whose talked to literally hundreds of people who came to visit BCN for a short time (less than a year) and thought it was paradise. It really isn't. It could be if the economy was better, if there was more integration of outsiders and locals, if you would wait a decade or four, but that just isn't the Barcelona that exists now. Barcelona is built around tourism, and to tourists it's a paradise. But like everything built on tourism, it's a transient facade. If you want to have a blast for a few months, Barcelona might be your place, but not for anything serious.
Tenth Grade Tech Trends, 2014 Edition: Snapchat usage up 3X
Somewhere out there, I'm sure someone is getting fired.
Even if you have honest answers, it's a minefield to phrase questions so that you get the data that you think you are getting.

For example, there's a statistically significant amount of men that have sex with other men, but who self-identify as heterosexual. That group might end up in either camp if the survey isn't aware of the issue and phrases the questions badly, which makes quantitative studies much harder to do.
I'm privileged. I also have a black belt in taekwondo, studied other martial arts/self defense techniques, and I'm big and fat and subjectively beautiful with a couple thousand Twitter followers ;) I'm part of a bunch of women/diversity-focused communities I can turn to for help too. (Double Union, devchix, Tech LadyMafia, etc. if anyone was curious.)

There will be women that can't do what I'm willing to do for a lot of reasons. People, even. There are people still having problems with what they've done in the past to discourage bad behavior even though they were the victims. There will never be a shortage of that, ever.

So whatever you think someone else should do, don't forget you can help too. Discourage this behavior in everyone, support codes of conduct or implement them in your own groups, and follow said codes of conduct. The community will become a better place for it, not just for women but for everyone in general, and you can't go wrong with that.
Are you suggesting that "younger folks" just start trying to intervene in every public display of affection they see at a meetup?

If I hug my wife the last thing I need is some white knight running up and calling me names because they have some imagining of what is going on.

Honestly that advice on the face of it is terrible. We should discourage this behaviour but it should be through having rules for meetups, a complaints/reporting facility, and banning the offenders (or giving them warnings in less egregious examples).

Recommending people get into a confrontation if they get a bad vibe is just bad advice that will result in bad situations (see dongle-gate, et al).
Obviously, not be total jerks like that guy and grope women you don't know. I'm not blaming her at all, don't mean to imply that. He was in the wrong.
I do think it's a fun story. But the lede isn't "Bill Gates Plays Chess with Magnus Carlsen", it isn't even "Bill Gates loses to Magnus Carlsen". It's "Bill Gates loses to Magnus Carlsen in 9 moves".
The poor "upgrade" script, which was the reason for the outage, confused that guy's address with NSA's. Tragic story.
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So, a machine that can print prions?
Of course, had I seen such behavior I'd have told the jerk to back off myself and pointed out that she's clearly uncomfortable with your inappropriate behavior. It's a bitcoin meetup, not a singles bar.
I've only played around with it for a few minutes, but it seems feature rich with a free account option. See http://kanbanize.com/
Uber mostly found traction in SF where they started because regulation did not deliver reliable transportation. Street hails mostly worked if you could find one and didn't need them to accept a credit card, but if you called a cab company for a ride, you could easily waste an hour waiting for a cab that never shows up at all.
>That Konquerer was GPL was the single advantage it had over anything else.

This is simply not true, and if it were, you'd be implying that Apple chose Konquerer over Mozilla because they preferred GPL to MPL. In reality, Konquerer had a much cleaner architecture that Apple thought they had a better chance of adapting to OS X.

The GPL had nothing to do with any of these events, the key feature was open source, not GPL. And if Apple had not turned Konquerer into a first-class user agent, Mozilla still would have had a first class open source user agent.

I think the web is one place where the GPL has demonstrated that GPL is not a key desirable feature in open platforms. GPL has had remarkably little to do with any of the web, as it is only used in one of three major user agents, and in almost none of the web-specific server stack.
Everyone needs to feel like they belong somewhere. They need a cause.

Your cause is hatred of white men and you find solace with others of the same persuasion.

But you're still wrong, and the angry ranting is just ignored by people, even if they agree with some of your points.

FYI.
Good question. Say you spin like a ballerina in a circle, that force that pulls up your arms (angular momentum / centrifugal force). But why should your arms go up? If you take the person's face's point of view, the arms are still and some mysterious force is pulling them up.

This is because it is relative to the CoM and spin of the universe itself (although things get a bit wonky when we look at this even closer).
U.S. federal court system websites crash hours after Gmail, Google Plus crash
Hi Max,
Survata co-founder here. The 365 respondents were used as the denominator for calculating the % of teens that use a service (like Snapchat) regularly. So that's the sample size for the first chart shown in the link. (The margin of error on 365 respondents is about 5%).
Naturally, we had to exclude the respondents who used no social services from the questions that asked about their favorite social service, like the second chart shown in the link.

Hope that helps.
I always found HNSearch[1] to be excellent, but it's good to see a little competition.

[1]: https://www.hnsearch.com/