skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So I know this isn't practical for most people, but I've been able to choose how many hours I work on my day job for a while. My suggestion is: if you are a key employee or have any kind if sway, negotiate a lower or dynamic hour requirement in exchange for a pay cut. Once you start making over a certain amount you don't need more money, you need more time.

Wherever possible this will make you a happier person, not just give you time for your side project.

I actually think this will do a lot of good long term for the creative workplace as we learn to focus on efficiency and output instead of hours. It could open up more jobs too. So I know it's early and not often possible. But if it may be possible for you, I highly recommend doing it. If you do a good job you'll slowly make it possible for everyone.
Except, Candy Crush does go beyond simply being a match 3 game, in that all the base mechanics as far as what happens when you match 3, 4, and 5, are pretty much lifted exactly as-is from Bejeweled.
I don't understand why you think giving EU even more of an advantage in population will make EU weaker.

In the long term, that will absolutely not be the case. They might be poor now, but will get richer as time goes.
And Bitbucket is damn slow, it's a day to day pain !
If you rely exclusively on "the cloud" you eventually get burned.

Either pay for 5 9's of reliability or cut the whining.
Only realistic if you don't actually live in the United States. These European projections on how the US could devolve are pretty funny though, and say more about European bias than anything else.
For C or C++ android development, what do people use on Mac? Xcode?
Are there really many locations in a conventional house layout which can afford to devote the floor space this requires? Having this stick out from the wall is a huge problem. If the house has enough space for that not to be an issue the owners probably already have an expensive lighting control system with labels by the push buttons indicating the type of lighting to use.

Look at the illustration and imagine how many times residents and guests walk into that thing. Maybe v2.0 flips down or something but that's a whole other problem.
The main question for me is: why the fuck do someone want to DDoS Github ?

Does anyone has an idea ?
For many polish people still remembering the war times, effectively sharing a border with Russia again would be a big issue. I haven't been following news in pl for a while, but I'm sure there's a lot of pro-eu-ukraine sentiment present. There was definitely a lot of it during the orange revolution some time ago.

Edit: just checked, is not hard to find neutral articles, but all the others are pretty much against the current government
there is a link with the PSD :)
I never even considered that, probably very true.
How about drone strikes which target and kill a US citizen and his teenage son?
This is a nice post, and the Python packaging community is making strides in the right direction.

However, it's not there yet. Armin could bring himself to say this in this post: "It's there, it kinda works, and it's probably worth your time."

Conda is not perfect (it needs more people building conda binaries as well as a few pull requests to add https improvements) --- but I will confidently say "it is there, it does work now, and it is worth your time"

This is especially true with a package repository like exists at http://repo.continuum.io and the many personal repositories at http://binstar.org.

People that have used conda for deployment (especially of complex C-dependencies in the NumPy and PyData stack) are saving time and effort today.
Could you please explain, how you exactly base your argument on the link above? Please, show us your reasoning.
OK, lets also discuss Iran, Syria, Israel vs Palestine and all other bloody conflicts here. Is this political forum or what?
With regard to Ukraine, I have a message to "protesters". Lads, instead of getting 30EUR per day of "protest", do some real coding for the benefit of your society.
That's a good point, but they would have, if they had lots of small unguarded municipal buildings. Not to be sarcastic, this is still just a few thousands of extremists being destructive. A Civil War is when you have armed forces on both sides, a big population willing to take arms. Most adult people want this to stop and get back to work.
I can just picture it now... I'm sitting in the living room reading a book when my wife leaves and locks the door... :)
Well, there's punishment and there's "punishment". I think if you ask most sane minded fair persons they'd say that punishment would entail having your freedoms curtailed, being removed from society, having access to friends/family/associates controlled and restricted - i.e. loss of liberty.

However during this period of incarceration, prisoners have a right not to be physically and mentally abused by their fellow inmates and jailers. Incarceration is the punishment, not beatings and rapes.

As to the killing of death row prisoners, their punishment involves not just the loss of their liberty, but also their loss of the right to live the remainder of their natural lives. But it does not give the state the right to make participant endure several minutes of deliberate and avoidable excruciating pain whilst being put to death. I'm fairly certain your justice system doesn't codify that kind of barbarism as part of the death sentence.

If The Dignitas Clinic in Switzerland can provide pain free assisted suicides then surely it's possible to kill death row prisoners just as humanely in the US.
Yes, you're right that Ukrainian opposition is still a part of the corrupt system, but there's a hope that Klichko (who lived in Europe for a long time) is a fresh blood here. Also, current Yanukovych's and Party of Regions corruption is outrageous even for Ukraine. This is the true reason of the revolution.

People fight with the state sincerely, I don't see much sane people who are sincerely supporting Yanukovych now.
I only looked at it for a second or so, but it looks like it's a simple json proxy. You put a webserver with persistent connections on one end (Tornado in the example code) and a regular django environment side by side. The web socket requests are translated in to GET/PUT/POST requests, are pushed to django, django responds and the response is pushed to the client.

So from django's point of view there are stateless JSON requests and responses, so django's happy. The python proxy code is a lightweight wrapper that doesn't have to understand any business logic, so that's pretty straightforward as well.
You can check it out in this article, http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/01/silico... basically free for urthecast.
First TV interview with Edward Snowden (original english version)
Go to Meetups in your local area & listen to the things that people complain about & create a list. You'll find out that people usually complain about the same things.
Android has SEAndroid to fix all those issues.
Trademark laws are shitty, just like IP laws. But that just refers to brand names. It's not as bad as copyright trolling but there is a limit to what you can create as brands. Eventually like domain names we will run out of them.
Let's Time Travel. The time capsule in my pocket
It's very obvious that the presentation is one-sided, and should be taken with a grain of salt. However, if you claim that it makes things up, you should point those things out specifically.
Luajit on Linux x64 uses MAP_32BIT so this bug will also affect it. Heaven help you if you were using luajit and pthreads in the same process.
Even if the charges aren't all trumped up, Tymoshenko was singled out for prosecution for her politics, without a doubt. With corruption as rampant as it is, there's a criminal case waiting to be made against practically anyone in a position of power in Ukraine.
Quadrilateral Venn Diagram
Russia Enters the Bitcoin Fray, Says May Be Subject to Counter-Terror Laws
(I am having trouble figuring out whether you wrote what you did with tongue in cheek and deliberate cynicism. I'm taking it at face value, and apologize if I've misconstrued.)

> why should the business care specially about this resource type?

Because people are often hurt when they are "sold or retired to save money" whereas, so far at least, other "resources" don't have that capacity.

This is also the reason why, generally, people cannot be explicitly bought or sold as other resources can. This is widely considered a Good Thing, although indeed an idealized amoral business (or its owners) might well think it unfortunate.
In the world of war games, Volko Ruhnke has become a hero
You are using idle computing time to process the alignment so the costs are much lower. That said, we don't have exact figures to compare with an EC2 solution yet.
Macintosh 128K: Technical Specifications
Good point: If they show strong opposition and then the courts allow an exception then it is grounds in a future case that they do not simply take all .* Saga games as non-competing. They must actively attack opposing trademarks or have their claims invalidated. That's how the laws work. They can easily make a no-fee agreement with Stoic, but the law will still see that this was a c2c compromise and not a legal release of the Saga trademark.
Stop posting this stuff. This is not reddit.
You stood up for your country, then the government hurt you so bad, that you were taken to the hospital, the government then came to the hospital, took you from there, proceeded to undress and torture you. They then threw you out on a cold field to die (it's -14C there).

That vs.

Walking down the road, boom, a lot of me is missing, shock, I'm gonna die, ouch, ouch, dead.

I know which way I'd prefer to go if it was down to these two choices.
Look at the bottom of the article, the newer version doesn't stick out. More pics http://www.yankodesign.com/2011/03/02/know-your-switches/
This is ridiculous... Except of few crazy people no one wants ethnically pure Ukraine. I grew up in western Ukraine and I have never seen single person discriminated for being Russian. I don't know why would you post that wiki link, WW2 situation was complex, but 100 years passed and it has nothing to do with current situation.
> since their uptime way beats ours

You link to Google's JS so your users can still get it when your own site is down?

If you hosted it yourself your users would see a working site whenever you were up. Now they will see a working site whenever both you and Google are up. This has not improved effective uptime for anyone. (On the other hand, Google might serve the JS faster, especially if your users cache it. They may also keep their copies more up to date.)
I wish those underlined words were links to sources or any kind of data. I haven't been following very closely and although I'm not putting in doubt what's on the slides (people on here seem to be more or less corroborating the data), there are lots of claims I'd like to read up on. Maybe a slide at the end with more info?
Well, in the US, one would think so given that they are called "Federal Correctional Institutions":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Correctional_Instituti...
Git is a distributed version control system for a reason.

Even if GitHub is down for a few hours, you can still do most of your work.
(Yes, no issue tracking, etc. I know.)
Final things before leaving my job
I nearly fell off my chair laughing at this article when it suggested bitbucket.
I might have found the most English looking location (also very beautiful)

http://randomstreetview.com/#vmyhk_-2h1og_4l_a_-g
Everyone is over the barricades now, left, right, centrists, politically unaffiliated.
But that's the thing...it's _not_ a communication's protocol. It's a transfer protocol...
Well said. Depending on their intention their lawyers will either make a very favorable licensing deal, or will ruthlessly attack Stoic. The point is there MUST be a strong opposition from King in order to protect the trademark in the future.
Pretty horrible. The gdb debugger is a pain in the ass to setup, there is no really good ndk based IDE, most of the UI and important API classes either aren't available or are vastly more complex to use, You still have to use java- if for nothing else to load and start the c/c++ code running, and JNI is a absolute pig of a technology for interfaces with other code. As a mobile dev working on iOS, Android, and Win Phone who occasionally needs the native performance of c I really wish it was better.
Hm, I wonder if we also both like air. Two coincidences?! No one is that gullible!!!
I can’t even guess how much time I’ve saved by using Arel, CoffeeScript, SASS, and the Asset Pipeline

I don't think that we've seen these types of "innovations" in 4.0 or 4.1 beta. (not saying they're not valuable, only addressing developer productivity discussion) Also, you have to subtract learning curve from time saved - over time, it's a net win, but not immediately.

By keeping your application up to date, you ensure that you’ll have a larger pool of developers who can maintenance your application.

Isn't there a period of time where this isn't true? For a while, you'll reduce the pool of available developers, as not everyone gets up to speed right away on the latest version.
Here you can find more about the installation. It's happening right now.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/russian-cosmonauts-to-make-2nd-a...
Yes, that is exactly what it looks like.
Many possible reasons; varying from extortion attempts to personal gripes to some men just wanting to see the world burn.
You seem dead set on saying "Well, guards exchanged other perks for the sex, therefore it wasn't rape!"

Which entirely misunderstands what rape is. It's about consent, or lack thereof. Would the guards have been in a position to have sex with him if not for the position of power they were placed in over him? No. Simply because he adopted very successful survival tactics to leverage the sex they were exacting from him doesn't change the fact he had no real ability to consent.

It does move toward a bit of a gray area here, because of possible pressure gangs exerted outside the prison. But that makes it even more rapey--if pressure were really being exerted in that way, both people involved were victims of sexual violence. This kind of sexual relationship is not something to glorify or excuse, and the implicit "go for it dude!" shows a great lack of empathy for his situation.
I'm not sure which part of tracking the physical location of dollar bills you think has a European bias, but if means that much to you the project was completed at Northwestern University. The professor only later moved to a university in Europe. Please use your gray matter a little more before dispatching the fingers.
> If you think combat drones would be effective against a favella, imagine how much better they'd work against a landed estate when one techie gets pissed off and changes a few things.

Few people have any idea how powerfull is a pissed of techie in a hightly automated world. I don't think that acconted for in anybody's plan.
I don't have time to watch at work, but did anyone in those videos actually get their face burned off?
You have to understand, a trademark only applies when you are conducting business where you might be confused with the trademark holder. Apple Computer could exist independent of Apple Records trademark because people don't confuse records with computers. Trademarking Apple doesn't mean you can't have a farming company with apple in the name or logo.

Once Apple started making music players (ipods) they had to work out a deal with Apple Records.
I wonder if I was to release my game "Beers of War" if Microsoft/Epic would have something to say about it...
I can not elect the european commission. If the european parliament decides something, this may happen:

> The European Commission said Wednesday it will not suspend the safe harbor data privacy agreement with the U.S. despite calls from the European Parliament.
Most useful thing ever, thanks for posting it. Too bad about the mongo prerequisite. Also: why on earth are xcode and visual studio required?
`undercover police throwing molotov cocktails` -> citation needed.
... So it's good that someone is stopping a company from having exclusive use of "saga" for online gaming, right?

So that means that you agree with the actions of King here.
It looks like Google had some fun on the slopes.

http://randomstreetview.com/#nbqp4_-1ro0vr_19_a_-9
My prayer is that this would come to some sort of a peaceful conclusion.
I know the reasons, and it's sad that a compromise couldn't be reached. There's almost no one someone could confuse the two services. As someone else mentioned, it seems like Europe has it out for Microsoft just for kicks.
Give this man a cigar, he knows how the game is played.
I used Xcode or the command line flow with (cgdb, the ndk command line tools, and sublime text as the editor). Xcode did ok for editing, syntax highlighting, and compiling but I could never get the debugging working in it. If I could have got the debugging and project setup working Xcode would have been really good, as it was it was a pretty bad experince.
I don't think profanity has a place in network protocols.
You can't protest from your home... There is a reason all demonstration happen in public. That is because if everyone is in house they aren't sure if the other people are satisfied or poltrons or ready to cause a change.

Also don't tell me you can protest with your vote when government is ready to falsify those.
> "Banner Saga" fits into that mold, and is in the same market segment, casual gaming

Er… no, unless you consider a desktop-based 12h tactical-rpg storytelling campaign to be in the same market as a match-three facebook-and-mobiles game.
often ignorant people that wants to target a specific project.
The choice you are making between different ways of dying has nothing do to with the point being made.
Ask HN: Who is leading nuclear abolition?
I used the Android NDK extensively for an app I wrote recently. The main reasons were for cross compatibility (future iOS port) and because a 3rd party library I needed was written in C.

If your new to the world of C/C++..then maybe its painful, but for me it was easy to get up and running. They use the GCC toolchain behind the scenes, with gdb as the debugger.

The NDK exists as a download for windows,OSX and Linux. I developed exclusively on OSX (10.8) (Using the android develop toolkit (aka ADT) which is basically a re-skinned Eclipse) and then enabled "ADB over IP" on my Nexus 4.

After a bit of setup (like adb connect 'local ip' ) the Android version of gdb (ndk-gdb) on the mac just "sees" your phone, finds the process and automatically connects.

If / when a crash would happen (and it happend a lot :) ) you get a stack trace, code line numbers, etc.

It might not be as simple as the GUI Xcode world, but it certainly works.

I've also got remote core dumps for my app, using Google's Breakpad. When the app crashes natively it uploads a core dump to my server, where I can examine what happened. Here as well you get full stack dumps, line #'s, etc.
This is a very simplified point of view.

The eastern part is mostly Russian-speaking but that does not mean all they want to speak Russian, it is just a convention there that slowly breaks up. Ethnic Russians are only 17% of the population and mostly live in Crimea and Donetsk/Lugansk oblasts. Most of people in Kharkov, Dnipropetrovsk, Odessa are still Ukrainians under heavy influence of Russian media and culture. "Russian Ukraine" is more of Crimea myth. People from all regions are ok with the existing Ukrainian state as far as they don't feel they are discriminated or demonized for other parts (it's a part of grudge between West Ukraine and Donetsk Ukraine, they often fault each other, Russia helps the latter much to do that, depicting evil Westerners as unbridled Nazi nationalists).
Report: CEO of Bitcoin exchange arrested
Don't forget the fact that Ukraine haven't declined signing, it was postponed. Government was just negotiating better terms for Ukraine. The thing they are responsible for.

As a Ukrainian living in London I'd say that nobody in sane mind in UK, and probably in EU will let Ukraine join EU. Mind Greece and Cyprus.

Check the numbers: http://atlas.media.mit.edu/country/ukr/
25% of export and 36% of import are Russian goods, several times more than EU combined. Sign that agreement as EU pushes it - Ukraine would be isolated, poor and really unhappy.
Oe the site comes back up the author has a phenomenal analysis of the perf events local root exploit from over the summer. If you're interested in exploit development or just security bugs in the kernel his analysis is great. He takes the time to explain things at a level that even the worst cs student could understand.
You can ship multi-arch APK (with MIPS too).
I disagree. It is imperative to see how technology is used in a crisis situation. I find this extremely pertinent.
TL;DR: King just raised their finger at all indie developers out there.
I've never understood this sentiment. Its not like we can know what is passing through the boxes by watching the blinkenlights - this isn't paper tape anymore.

You have to use tcpdump to break up the binary bits - and since its likely encrypted, set up the appropriate certificates if you want to decipher arbitrary traffic anyway.

If its your own app, you know what requests are going where and can hex dump them any way you choose.

The whole "its binary so its bad" thing is a complete non-issue. I've heard people complaining "netcat doesn't work anymore" but there's no reason why netcat2 can't be used to talk to arbitrary HTTP/2.0 endpoints.

Sorry, I lost some mates in the SOAP wars of the late 90s and I'm still bitter.
2 Cameras:
- HRC ultra-definition video around 7k . Ground resolution 1m. (1m on the grown = 1px on the video) shoots videos of 60-90s over targeted areas.

- MRC push-broom camera 4 band sensor. Ground resolution 5m. (5m on the grown = 1px on the image)
Static image strips of with RGBNIR. Almost continuous capturing everything under the ISS.

How both cameras work animation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOA665uz4jo
I am always suspicious about a story where there are goodies and baddies.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/riot-police-throw-petrol-bombs-duri...
Kudos !!

Awesome, this is what I wanted to make. We should make this config driven. say what Oauth/logins to be enabled, etc.

Any one starting a new project should use this this config and be able to get desired features up and running in minutes.
Who said they had to buy stock in the company they work for?

This thread. Otherwise, you are changing the subject. We're not talking about personal finance here.
...they're the same as very many other match three games.

Candy Crush includes special actions when you match 2 power ups. Bejeweled clears the board if you match two spinning cubes (the result of a match 5) but other than that matching two power ups doesn't do anything special.
Similar thing happened in at least one case in Portugal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS8ak6zQzc4

You can see a cop with a hoodie in the middle of the other policemen beating a reporter. It was showed in all news reports, they even interviewed the ministry about it but nothing happened. It is believed this happens in a lot more situations but it's really hard to proove.
Does anyone else agree that the site thumbnails in the new search just distract from the search results without adding any value?
Worth pointing out that he was not arrested for Bitcoin usage, but for selling "over $1 million in Bitcoins to criminals bent on trafficking narcotics on the dark web drug site, Silk Road"
I can't tell if you're serious.

Are you condoning torture, saying it has a function we should put to good use?
OT: Let me propose that link titles now replace link-baity parts (i.e. "This Secure Webmail Site") with specific data where available (i.e. "TorMail").
And the point being made has nothing to do with the protests in Ukraine.