skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
BitBucket's account limitations? If you sign up with an .edu email address you get unlimited everything for free (including teams). You can even permission repositories with groups from another team account. Overall, I'm pretty impressed with their .edu offering.
On the other hand, if you adjust the costs for purchasing power, the unfortunate result is that most of the people are pretty much fucked.

In fact the US would look cheaper for the majority of the population. Which is comparing against a low bar.

I don't think you could classify that as a working system.
Ask HN: What are the best places to learn white and black hat SEO?
General answers are useful to the community, but if you want to tailor your recommendation for me, you can assume the familiarities earned from a shallow background in advertising and a computer science minor with one web programing course.
There's another danger sign. Just what does a rockstar mean anyway? The rock stars that I know about are not the smartest kids on the block. They seem to end up getting cheated by music producers and hangers-on, then graduate to ruining their health with various drugs and usually die an early death. That sounds like 180 degrees opposite of what you would want to hire in a developer.

Instead look for people who like to tinker and fix and build things. People whose personal lives are stable and sane.
because where else do you have a network of "friends" as extensive as the one on facebook?
I don't understand. Does Ferrari lack sense, or are they giving them to valued customers, or what?
...and to top it all off, he then hired them anyway.
While I could only donate $50, I feel everything you said is absolutely true. We must learn to live within our means and be content with a less materialistic (higher quality of) life. Universal healthcare makes this a reality. Not having to worry about increasing premiums as one gets older is a reason in itself to justify for higher taxes that come with it.

We need to educate the youth to start thinking about life holistically and not just in terms of vacations and latest toys.
Ask HN: What are the best sources for inspiration for website designs?
e.g. codrops: http://tympanus.net/codrops/
Yeah, total team morale fail.
Another thing that's interesting is that it's really not all about enabling entrepreneurship. Increasingly, I have noticed loans for education [1], home-building [2], and other needs.

I point this out not to be a jerk. Certainly, these are worthwhile causes in themselves, but there is no lack of traditional charitable giving opportunities elsewhere. I suspect Kiva knows this and is really selling the more differentiated and compelling idea of helping people to stand on their own, as the article mentions.

To be fair, most of their loans are still around enterprise, but I cannot help but wonder if loan requests for such needs reveal that the very idea behind Kiva is unrealistic to some extent. That is, when you have people who don't have homes or basic subsistence wherewithal, is it realistic that they can launch or run a successful business? Is it also realistic to expect that a significant portion of their loans won't end up redirected to other needs? This concern is not helped by the fact that the only updates I've ever received are regarding loan repayment, and not how the recipient is actually faring. It's also not encouraging when I see people requesting loans to pay off other loans. [3]

Recent articles posted on HN have shown that just giving money to poor people with no pretense or payback requirement is surprisingly effective. Maybe Kiva is selling a dream that has greater marketing appeal, but less actual effectiveness.

[1] http://www.kiva.org/lend/667533

[2] http://www.kiva.org/lend/667257

[3] http://www.kiva.org/lend/652349
Not in general, but we're talking rock stars here. Top of their profession. Best in the business. Also, that's fully loaded - not just salary. That's definitely very cheap in Boston, almost certainly in Toronto (where the OP is), and many other places as well. Sure, it might work in rural Iowa or in some less fortunate country, but that's not the correct frame of reference.
You're not better or worse than anyone. As far as I'm concerned, that kind of qualitative judgement doesn't really mean anything. You weren't able to meet the goals you defined within this particular system, and it's having a huge negative backlash in more than one way.

No, I don't think you should give up on coding or lose your drive to get better, but you need to use it as a reality check. I mean that even outside of realizing you are or aren't as good as you thought you are. I have no way to objectively measure how good you are. I think that's irrelevant anyway. The reality check should be that feelings of superiority are normally fickle and fleeting. In my opinion, they're also not terribly useful. They can crash to the ground in a second, and if your self worth is tied up in that, it's going to come crashing down as well.

It's not to say that competition and a drive to be the best are bad. They're definitely not; however, hubris and the absolute need to win aren't great. They completely robbed you of your ability to even think about more deeply analyzing what lead to your loss.

Things are almost never black and white. Dreamweaver isn't somehow intrinsically Bad, as though that's been written into the fabric of reality. It's bad when used a certain way, to accomplish certain goals, within a defined system. Things are hardly ever simple.

This is where I say something super hippyish. He's obviously not the only one who talks about this, but the Dalai Lama talks about recognizing and embracing your own weakness, to the point where it's a strength. If you're not at all ashamed with having been wrong, having come in second place, or not knowing something, it's much easier to give credit where it's due, to understand and improve upon your own weakness, to never get caught faking competence, and to appear confident and calm. People like that.

Anyway, end my high-horsed opinionated semi-ranting. ymmv
Wow, what I wrote really went over your head. Perhaps my fault? Was I not clear?

> 'Automobile' is already short for 'self propelled moving machine,

Yes, I know. That's what I was telling you. Why are you telling it back to me? Are you suggesting that France should call automobiles "self propelled moving machines"?

> 'Mississippi' is a proper noun

So? It still has an origin. And you can either use the word as is, or translate it.

> 'hipster' isn't even a proper word (why don't we all just start posting derogatory slang?)

Derogatory slag? What? Did you think I was calling someone that? It's just an example of a word. And of course it's a word. It might not be a high status word, but it's still a word.

> and if you think of 'salty mass of food' when you eat pastas then you really are shopping in the wrong places / need to learn to cook better.

That's exactly it. I DON'T think that. But that's what the word "pasta" means. (Perhaps you didn't know that.)

So do you suggest that when France adopt a word for pasta they should call it "salty mass of food"?

Of course not. They should ignore the meaning of the word and just call it pasta. It's the same for technological words.

Your reply really confuses me. Did you just read my post and not the whole thread?
Kudos to the authors for releasing their source code on github. The code may have some rough edges at the moment, but putting it on Github is a great way to encourage collaboration / improvements, and can only encourage greater adoption of their ideas.
There's a lot of non-tech news right here. I think I get between 60% and 75% of all my news of any kind right here.

Also:

New York Times, almost entirely through their daily email, which you can subscribe to for free. Any article they email to you can be clicked on for free.

Google News.

http://thebrowser.com/

http://counterparties.com/

http://longform.org/

http://longreads.com/

When I read an article I will often follow through to other articles linked from the first. Sometimes I'll add a site to my news collection from that kind of activity. Counterparties was one such addition, and now it's in my daily group.
To be absolutely clear: The CEO is the person who rhetorically conflated Obamacare and having to pay for the babies, not me. Don't try to poison the well by trying to shift his misspeaking to me.
We explain it as savory, but we call it umami.
Hello, I suggest you change this post's title to "Ask HN: Open Source Projects to Join?" . You'll get more responses from the HN Community and people may browse questions like yours more easily using the search function.
My conversation spanned several calls with different people who claimed they were escalating my problem to "specialists" who could help me, and me waiting on hold for hours. The last call, starting with the offer to send me another box, came from a an escalation to a "Customer Retention Specialist". At that point I no longer cared to pursue the issue.
You should hold back this kind of response. Let comments like this stand. It's not crazy to google something for thirty seconds and the creep response does more to hurt your image.
You can insert scripting to the pomodoro app to block wifi (and maybe even play white noise):
http://muratbuffalo.blogspot.com/2013/05/one-pomodoro-two-po...
Why nobody can withdraw bitcoins from one of the currency’s largest exchanges
> that's guaranteed to eventually happen is you're going to get sick in a very expensive manner.

Wrong, there's still a large part of the population who will end up dying of what we call "natural causes" such as Heart attacks and stuff like that. These are very inexpensive, because you don't see them coming, usually. So, no, not everyone on Earth dies from Cancer.
Yeah, what does this even mean? My fucking computer and monitors cost more than that.
thank you, this is like the second thing I've ever posted on here.
Ancient U.S. Weapon Makes a Surprise Reappearance in Syria
Modeling curiosity in a mobile robot
Bitcoin crash? Bitcoin prices fall after withdrawals are frozen
If I had to make a guess, it hasn't been added to Google because there is no concrete set exchange that people use on a daily basis more than another. Mt. Gox's recent publicity indicates that it wouldn't be a reliable source. CoinBase? Btc-e?
So are you saying that in the past it was OK to use a foreign word, but today they must be translated?

And do you really think those are the only French words in English? How about RSVP? I'm sure there is a huge list if you look.

You said that English would never use a French word, and I've shown you that they do it quite often. And likewise French should not be worried about using English words for things, that's how languages work, they borrow.
My point is that mentioning the pledge of allegiance, written a century after the founding, to justify "american ideals" that have always existed is historical revisionism. The fact is that the framers didn't think blacks in America had rights, and codified that into the Constitution. You think they believed that brown people in Yemen had rights? Its absurd historical revisionism. You think Thomas Jefferson sent the Navy to Tripoli to give people trials and due process? Rights apply to citizens and those who are under our jurisdiction by virtue of being present on U.S. soil. Its not something that protects foreigners from American military action. No nation I'm aware of disparages the sovereign right of nations to meet foreign aggression with like.
Used iPhones with Flappy Bird installed going for $100K on eBay
It's a bit more complex. For example, in many situatiosnan illegal immigrant doesn't have the same access to a court of law; if detained by immigration authorities, for example, such a person can be held for 6 months before being granted a hearing; some crimes are punished more severely if committed by an illegal immigrant, and various other differences obtain. Note that in the constitution there is some distinction between persons and citizens, and Congress has often exploited such discrepancies when crafting immigration law.

However, I agree with your basic point about people engaged in terrorism & hostile military activity. Due process is not and has not been a shield for people to head for another jurisdiction and thereby immunize themselves from reprisal while engaging in military action as distinct from previous criminal activity. The imminence and severity of the hostile threat is obviously an important factor in grading the appropriate response.
DuckDuckGo also supports BTC conversions (through Wolfram|Alpha):

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=lm&q=1btc+to+usd
Come on guys: NSBlog
That Mike Ash is amazing.
https://www.mikeash.com/pyblog/
Also: Ash Furrow.
That guy is serious about helping.
http://ashfurrow.com/
Don't get me wrong, I think your reasoning is sound and I think I could argue your view with pretty good confidence. Your example is quite good and I like the idea of taking the totally opposite driving circumstances to prove the point.

but.....

I took the premise as "there is a lot of wasted space on the road and we can reduce it" with a methodology of "removed snow will show us what is not wasted". So, I thought the premise was hogwash, but the execution fit their twisted premise.
No just baffled that you would think someone would be in awe because of your superiority. When I work with people I treat them as equals and expect to be treated the same way, not to be looked down upon.
Change Inner Tag. You could also use ci" to change inside quotation marks, or yit to yank the text, etc.
Like many other people, I use Python, Ruby, JavaScript, Java, and several other languages on an ongoing basis.

We don't really care about "communities" or "cultures" and whatnot. We just have work that we need to get done using those programming languages. This isn't about "defending the Python culture" or "attacking the Ruby community" or any crap like that.

Having dealt with so many different communities over the years, the Python community is by far the best to deal with, from a practical standpoint. Whenever I've had a Python-related question, the members of that community have done their best to help me out with achieving what I want to do.

This is very different from the typical response from the Ruby or JavaScript communities, where they'll consistently tell you that what you're doing is "wrong" or against their "best practices" of the hour. That's not the kind of "help" that we're looking for.

Get all emotional about this if you want. That's your right. But the rest of us have pragmatic, real-world concerns. The Python community does an excellent delivering us with useful help when we need it. Certain other communities do not. Those are just the facts.
Appears to need a bit more robustification.

>>> simplify(sqrt(x^2))
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
File "/base/data/home/apps/s~sympy-live-hrd/43.373169527249054993/sympy/sympy/functions/elementary/miscellaneous.py", line 110, in sqrt
return C.Pow(arg, S.Half)
File "/base/data/home/apps/s~sympy-live-hrd/43.373169527249054993/sympy/sympy/core/cache.py", line 93, in wrapper
r = func(*args, **kw_args)
File "/base/data/home/apps/s~sympy-live-hrd/43.373169527249054993/sympy/sympy/core/power.py", line 119, in __new__
obj = b._eval_power(e)
AttributeError: 'Not' object has no attribute '_eval_power'
That's an incredibly classist point of view. I have plenty of friends at a top institution that can barely afford rent and to eat after their 2 hour commute. If they had to, sure, they'd find a way to sacrifice something to pay for github, but it surely isn't "ample disposable income." Please look outside your bubble.
EFF, TrustyCon, and The Day We Fight Back
I'd probably go with "left" and "right" to get away from the implication of priority. I didn't type this using my first and second hands.

(bikeshedding acknowledged)
I sent this response to a few people who emailed me already:

Check out:
http://scn.sap.com/community/netweaver-gateway
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-27405
Especially check out SAP Fiori - http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-41598 - this is SAP's unified workflow app.

Basically SAP has put a lot of effort into taking it's old archaic back-end and making it "open", and Gateway enables backend systems like ERP/CRM/etc. to be able to talk to any RESTful front-ends (mobile, js, etc).

Go ahead and play with their oData demo system: http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-31221

Let me know if you have any other questions!
Great article, I'm not extremely versed in Docker, but it left me with a better understanding of the process. Thanks!
I guess as an entrepreneur you have to believe that your shitty little lacklustre company is the next big thing, but man. The arrogance!

If they're not building space-ships, robots, or general AI, I'm now officially at the stage of my career where I expect employers to get down on their knees and seduce me.
Here I was reminded of my years of LaTeX torments with "error: underflow mbox" or similar.
Is this really HN-worthy? I'd expect to find this on reddit.
Sounds more to me as if, despite skirting the issue, this guy works there, is constantly trying to make Facebook a better ad serving platform, and him and his team are doing the best they can to achieve that, one fix or improvement at a time.

It's obviously not a company wide statement on the issue. It's one engineer saying "Hey, I work there. This is what I'm doing and this is what we're doing. And this is what happened when X did Y which is what he wanted."

I can't imagine that solving the entirety of this issue could ever be simple.
I am still a student so donated $50. I know its not much but neverthless.

PHP is the first language that I ever learnt and it has had a great influence on my life. Thank you for everything you've done Richard. Please spend the rest of your days peacefully.
Cheap nhl jerseys
cheap nhl jerseys
Mt.Gox has been an unreliable source for the exchange rate for quite awhile now. Bitstamp is pretty much the current gold standard for USD<->BTC rates (Coinbase and BitPay are based on the Bitstamp rate).
Thanks for the feedback, glad it helped!

Took a fair while to write and edit, but it was well worth it. Docker is a great tool, and the more I use it the more I love it. Would definitely recommend a try if you have some spare tome soon.
You are using live.sympy.org. It has its own issues. The library itself works well when ran from normal python prompt.
>For women, youth is an advantage in dating. For men, the opposite, which both supports and demands career success.

IMO this is probably the biggest reason for the under-representation of women as CEOs/engineers/etc. You don't have to make a lot of money as a female to attract a mate, but you're sure as hell going to have a hard time with that if you're a male.
Clearly there's something about the name Ash.
A point i think is important that hasn't been explicitly raised in any other reply to you is that a a societal reliance on friends and family as the measure of last resort is significantly less egalitarian than nation state support could be.

Does that make sense?
This is because of a rigorously defined procedure called "extending by continuity". The function is continuous, your issue is just an artifact of notation.
Obviously C/C++. The most insane choice but also the only sane choice. C/C++ is supported by literally EVERY platform. Whatever platform you try, it will support C/C++, so that's most useful. Even you can't find usefulness from it, it will make you to feel any other language just easy.
My father's best friend (a friendship of over 60 years).
Got 3 brain tumors... They all were removed with brain surgery.
And he lived for another 3 years with good quality of life.
Thanks to the biweekly physical therapy he had.

Then he passed away.

His kids didn't lose their house. His kids didn't lose their opportunity to go to college.

Not to too bad for pretty small city in the middle of nowhere in Mexico.

I wonder how one of the richest nations on earth, with the biggest army, can't provide for the healthcare of its citizens when much poorer nations (mexico, uruguay, etc.)
can.

A matter of priorities I guess...
Or just varnish: https://www.varnish-cache.org
Yeah, I'm looking at using it for my current project. Need to be able to boot up dev environments on the fly. Can you get SSH access directly into them instead of through the original server?
Wow, thanks for the shout-out! I love Mike Ash's stuff, too.
Sympy for interactive use is usually meant to be used with ipython, where it gets a nicely rendered latex output.
"Single-sex schools do not provide any social or educational benefits over coeducational programs within the public school system, according to a study by researchers at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Their findings dispel assertions from proponents of same-sex schools that boys and girls learn differently and must therefore be separated to reach their full potential.

The team of psychologists examined all available research on single-sex education published within the past seven years, which included 184 studies comprising 1.6 million students from kindergarten to 12th grade in 21 different countries, and found no evidence to support proponents’ claims.

In their study, which appeared Monday in Psychological Bulletin, a journal published by the American Psychological Association, the psychologists said that students who attended single-sex schools weren’t any better off than peers who attended coed programs in terms of self-esteem or performance in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) subjects."

http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/2/5/study-single-...
Sex based discrimination doesn't help reduce sex based discrimination. Surprising, I know.
No love for the jailbreak devs? http://twitter.com/dirk_gently http://twitter.com/i0n1c http://twitter.com/saurik http://twitter.com/ericasadun http://twitter.com/winocm http://twitter.com/planetbeing
>I think barbies dolls should be outright banned.

You do realize there are plenty of girls out there who love their barbies, right? Why do you hate them?
There is a reason that most of the best hospitals in the world are American

Uh, do you have anything to back that up, apart from the standard assumption that "US is #1 at everything!"?

And even if you had 10/10 top hospitals globally, overall average quality is a better metric than handpicked best-of-class examples.
OMG that is so cool. I just added it to my .vimrc.

Also, two high school juniors watching me try this also verified it's coolness.
DJI Lightbridge Quadcopter FPV