skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
With the use of link time code generation too, this could be better than expected perhaps?
And they tend to be complex systems with a lot of edge cases and you start getting a feel where all the edge cases actually lurk.
When someone does not create a confrontation scene, it does not mean that he approves...

Only a very small minority of people will actually come and break your glasses, so yes, you can get away with it being a glasshole, most of the time.

And that arrogance will make people to think bad about you, you are not being polite.
Took the words right out of my mouth. Though I think to do this well you'd need to go old school and do a fully bootstrapped (formerly "stage 1") install.
Maybe explain on the main page a bit better? I didn't understand what this was at first and the screenshots for the example didn't really help. I had to play with it for a minute before I got it.
This comment is good, probably the best, general purpose comment, and no-one claims otherwise.
Ask HN: What is the best free programmer-friendly time tracking software?
Web-based, Mac app, or open Git project?

I'd love to hear your suggestions for the best free programmer-friendly time tracking software available - to be used by myself, as the developer, on a solo full-stack web app build.

Something I can implement quickly and easily. No bells and whistles required for this project management software, however, it does need to be able to display task progress on the web (I don't mind hosting) to the Client in relatively-real-time.
Fun fact:

Kiev was settled by a group that, although they were linguistically part of Northern rather than Eastern Europe, gave their name to Russia.

Fun fact, this group also effectively began the Russian Orthodox tradition.

I am referring of course to the Kievian Rus, for whom Russia was named, but who were basically to the Russians what the Normans were to the French....
Your comment manages to be on top despite having little content. So?

EDIT: HN is not a journalistic site. So don't worry about the decline of journalism in this context.

Personally, I think it is very legitimate to appeal to sentiments, because of the three means of persuasion (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhetoric_%28Aristotle%29) pathos foremost agitates people to actions. And sometimes, it is necessary to act (and inform the public). That you disagree with others on this very issue is no reason for insult.
Belgium had a lot of problems recently. Even if it is not on the same order of magnitude than Ukraine, there are conflicts between both parts. Not so long ago, they did not find a way to form a government for several months and they often speak of splitting.
Just means you have to deal with every skiddie who can install metasploit when the system is inevitably discovered to be massively insecure.
Nope, from Scotland, where the government seem happy to trash the economy to keep house prices high.
Boxing training helps a lot, too. Knowing you can send that 50 pound bag flying can really boost your confidence around anyone, even if you'll never actually use that strength.

She says strength doesn't matter, but try being around a bodybuilder without feeling at least a bit intimidated.
Maybe I'm still half asleep or whatever, but I don't get it.

What point is this trying to make?
The Telegraph is a broadsheet (NY Times, etc. equivalent).

Don't comment if you don't know.
It seems that no engineer makes "$500k per year". Stock options don't pay every year. Contracting is too unreliable to guarantee that kind of yearly income as well. It's probably more reasonable to talk about "$5m over the course of ten years".
So, did the killings stop?
In Rome, do as the Romans. Simias's post has much more content than the video, and makes a self-contained argument. The link submitted presents a page with a video imploring us to... what.. share the video? Because it will make a difference? Why? Also, what are we making a difference in again? Why is the government a dictatorship? When did that happen? (I'm not asking, I'm saying the video doesn't answer any of the above questions, which are critical to the appeal for support)
At some point in the future, someone is going to design a pair of glasses that detect google glasses etc. and direct a laser into their camera. I'd buy a pair.
That's the answer to the comment about "this post does not gratify intellectual curiosity!", thank you.

Don't get this video as it is, look for additional facts about Ukrainian protests, make your opinion - that is a noble goal of the video, though it should be stressed more for HN.
So everyone who isn't a contributor (helping) but only a user (using this to their advantage) is evil..?
Been free (paid for though taxes of course) in both the UK and Spain. I hear Germany (and I think France) has a mixed model, but I am sure it is not as daft as the American system.
Why would they get in trouble for that?
Congratulations! Just trying this out now and I love the mix I've had so far.

It's so easy to make music these days that it can be difficult to find the gems in all the noise. For me, having places you can trust to do some curation/filtering for you is really important.
jq is cool, but can it also be used to construct JSON? It's great for parsing, but OP's tool covers all the different aspects.
Any idea why this was shot in San Francisco? Why was technology so popular there, even back then?
I hope that the rhetoric employed in your comment was deliberate and meant to be ironic...
Nuland-Pyatt call

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSxaa-67yGM

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-26079957
List of wars by death toll – from WWII to the Coconut War
On portability of Gnome
I don't believe there is any first-world nation where such behavior would not be considered criminal, so I can't see that being "unfortunate" for anyone wealthy enough to have Glass in the first place. Enjoy your shithole, I guess?
33-year-old banker leaps to his death from JPMorgan Headquarters
issue: code 403 (Forbidden).

I think you should do your best to always return an appropriate HTTP status header, and in this case it is status 503 (Service Temporarily Unavailable). You really want to reserve 403's for those pesky w00t w00ts :) , ' aNd 1=1 and the likes.

Getting 403's with my personal account, but gaining (slow) access through another browser, I was convinced that the issue had to do with my account being blocked.
That people who think like that are evil?
The pistols I've seen were airsoft pistols and the rifles seemed like BB guns or also airsoft guns. Can't verify, of course.
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It's a remarkably complex issue. I would however say that the case that comes to my mind though is not the USSR but Dutch Colonial Indonesia, and the jailing and exile of Sukarno for printing nationalist, anti-colonial material.

This looks on the outside very successful regarding suppressing Sukarno. After all the Dutch succeeded in keeping him contained until the Japanese arrived. However in a closer look you see a slow and steady development of a network of support that Sukarno built in Sumatra while in exile, which was used to support his efforts on his return to Java.

So I am not sure it is so clear.

Another interesting example might be Gorbachev in Russia. Here's someone who was quite clearly a communist and a Marxist, who, nonetheless, was not above critiquing the existing Soviet system in relation to the West and in so doing exposed cracks that caused the whole system to collapse. Gorbachev of course built on Khrushchev in this regard, but it shows that what is important is the alliance and solidarity, and to the extent that non-violence is conducive to that (and it usually is) it usually is helpful.
To my best knowledge and I'm vividly interested in the topic they were not. They were armed from the start. A common type of weapon was a baseball bat with nails. For instance, one of the three oposition leaders, Mr Klitschko (also known for being a world-class heavy-weight boxer), was attacked with a fire extinguisher after he announced a temporary 'cease-fire' to the people on the square. This demonstrates that the protesters, or at least some if not most of them, are not resonable and by no means peaceful.

Imagine this type of peaceful protest in any western capital and those protesters would be now peaceful in jail.
Remember, bumping your version number pushes all your current ratings and reviews below the fold.
It's hard to say, but it typically is easier to get the first article written if you offer exclusivity. It's kind of a 'better to be safe than sorry' approach when going to the journalists. If you don't have a huge announcement, there's a chance you dont get any coverage and then you're screwed, so 1 exclusive is better than none.
That's what struck me: the use of the word "laws" to describe what are, at best, "principals", seems particularly inappropriate and pretentious.

I have the image of a self-titled "software engineering consultant" trying to gain prestige (and funding) by using lots of big words (i.e. bullshitting).
If you happen to be a python dev:

Docker is basically like virtualenv, but for everything instead of just for one aspect of one language
Its categorized as Essays -

This essay contains the advice or opinions of one or more Wikipedia contributors. Essays may represent widespread norms or minority viewpoints. Consider these views with discretion. Essays are not Wikipedia policies or guidelines.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Wikipedia_essays
Sure, I'll see what numbers I can pull tomorrow.
Ask HN: what is the best cloud application to manage my sales pipeline?
We're currently using PipelineDeals but it doesn't give us a very clear overview of our current sales pipeline and which actions we need to take for which prospect/lead.

We're looking for an easy but powerful tool to visualize our pipeline.

Requirements we have:
- Integration with Google Apps
- Mobile application / mobile version
- Pipeline statistics and reporting
As far as i know Belgium has not yet settled their national conflict between french-speaking and non-french-speaking territories. Any Belgians here to shed some light?
"Spending Moore's Dividend" was a 2009 CACM article (paywalled):

http://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2009/5/24648-spending-moores-d...

Microsoft Research has a version of the article (not exactly identical):

http://research.microsoft.com/pubs/70581/tr-2008-69.pdf

I also discuss this in my (unfinished) book, with lots of data:

http://www.amazon.com/Objective-C-Performance-Tuning-Develop...

The whole book is / will be (well, the manuscript is) full of examples of techniques that are 2x, 10x or even 100x slower than necessary, but now "recommended practice", often for no discernible benefit.
If you are not their serf on their plantation you have to burn in a fire, even if you don't use Wikipedia for a profit.
Is it possible to port gnome to nokia smart phones or other smart devices?
Another comment already made this point, but I'm pretty sure most people found it rude and just didn't want to say anything. This weekend I met/saw at least 5 people with Glass on. I didn't tell them to take it off, I just avoided them. You should consider this as a strong possibility.
Count me in the "give me my knobs" crowd: for frequently-accessed features, I absolutely want physical controls. Including temperature and fan, audio, AC, etc. I'm not even much of a fan of the shift toward "programmable" temperature controls: when I'm changing the temperature, it's because I'm too hot or too cold -- what I want is to move the indicator toward where I want to be and not fuss with it. A given cabin temperature: 68F, say, might be comfortable on an overcast day, too warm in direct sunlight, or cold when it's below freezing outside and drafts are intruding.

That said, a few nice features here:

• Moving the control to the user. Ages ago I noticed a trends in desktop UI. When a window would open a dialog, typically it appears more-or-less at some random location on screen. Microsoft came up with a solution for this: they'd "warp" the mouse pointer to the dialog location. Which meant that wherever I thought my pointer was, it wasn't. A crufty old Unix graphics package, xv, had a much more elegant solution: It would open the dialog, with the default option button positioned under the pointer. It's subtle and it took me a while to realize it, but it floored me when I finally caught on. Sadly, I don't know of any other application (much less desktop or GUI) which practices this principle. Matt's example here does, it's the first I've seen of this in nearly two decades.

• The multi-finger touch thing ... I might actually get used to that. Maybe not for primary controls as indicated, but for other advanced features (say, a mapping / navigation system). No, it's not going to work for everyone, but a fallback mode (or modes) could work: hot corners, or similar features.

• Keeping the interface pared down to just what's being acted on is useful. I've been going through the process of stripping down web interfaces, mostly for my own benefit, and one thing I've come to realize is how an ugly, messy, disorganized UI often is hugely improved by junking most of it. For most websites I visit, what I'm interested in is the primary content, so getting rid of the ancillary bits doesn't merely lose little, it adds to the experience. For UIs in complex spaces (and a car's internal systems are a modestly complex example), you'd want to be able to dive into a richer interface from time to time, but getting to the bare essentials is definitely useful.

So while I'm not sold on the specific implementation (mostly the use case), the concepts here are good.
Goodbye to 8 Design Elements: Dropdown, Carousel, ...
I tried Python 3 recently. I honestly can't see that much difference. I had to alter print statements to print functions, and change "Exception , e" to "Exception as e". To be honest I couldn't see what the fuss was about.

Now, the real problem was libraries. 90% of the libraries I wanted to use had been ported to Python3 , but there were two or three that hadn't. That basically put me back to Python 2.7. (From a comment on here apparently one of the said libraries now has been converted).

So I guess if you wanted to be proactive you could look at some popular libraries that haven't been ported to Python 3 and start writing.
Corrupt thuggish government vs. violent nationalistic right-wingers. Whoever wins the Ukrainians lose.
The point they are trying to make is, it's selfish (or evil) to not contribute to wikipedia, while taking advantage of its utility.

Something along those lines.
Here are a couple of interesting links:

http://untraceableblog.com/

http://voidnull.sdf.org/

To answer your questions - you can buy domain for bitcoins and use some free hosting like Wordpress or Github Pages.
Don't.

More specifically, if you truly care for anonymity, you won't be using a plain DNS+Web site. Instead, you should go for Freenet [1] or a Tor-hosted website [2].

[1] https://freenetproject.org/

[2] https://www.torproject.org/docs/tor-hidden-service.html.en
I hate to make light of the situation but damn that was funny.
Thanks, that's exactly what I built it for.
I never saw this sort of reaction against CCTV cameras.

Is a video camera on a wall really so much different than a video camera on a person's head?
Easily missed here is that you have to regulate outbound traffic to resolve this, which breaks all remote features (IFTTT, etc).

My real worry here is that people are selling the devices short. "So what, someone can turn my lights off?". Each one of these devices can act as a WAP - they do so for the initial setup (you join the device's wap with your phone and initiate config from there). Each one of these devices has your network credentials - they have to, to join your LAN.

Being able to sign & push your own firmware updates makes this a troubling combination. It's well within each and every one of these "fire and forget" devices to sit there broadcasting your network credentials.

Asking the users to solve this is hugely ineffective. If you block outbound traffic, you don't receive firmware updates, and lose half the featureset. If you isolate them onto a 'guest lan' to prevent them having useful data to leak, then you lose the other half of the featureset.

The real failure here is bad key hygiene, a ball which is firmly in Belkin's court - and they're refusing to even acknowledge it as an issue.
Thanks for your reply! Did you offer exclusivity for the "launch" as an entity, or for a certain time period?
Zidisha, I want you to be better than this
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They refused because we know worth of our government promises: they can promise everything and then silently beat and murder activists, change their mind and decisions unpredictably (Europe learned that recently). There's a real lack of trust in regime and it's based on facts and experience. Next elections are going to be a bloody mess of graft, manipulations and violence we have no legal means to cope with. Offered posts were sham to distract people and bribe for opposition leaders to shut up. Yanukovych seems to be incapable of a compromise with people without force. The only thing that forced him to offer those posts was reaction of the world (sanctions, political measures, threats to freeze his "family" accounts in Western banks) to the violence at Hrushevskogo (even not the violence itself, though any patriot would refuse its post after his country is teared apart by his actions, but it is well known that Yanukovych is not а patriot by any means).
Yes, I was merely pointing out that Darwin's children (being British) would not have called it an 'Egg Plant'.
What's your point? That it's okay if police in Canada do it, too?
Odd, Firefox does have a silent updater nowadays. Have you checked if it's running?
Google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:b2trH5...
Honest question, is there such a thing as down-vote for submissions (not comments) on HN? After reading a ton of StackOverflow election posts, I believe adding more self-moderation to HN frequenters could help reduce link bait and improve overall quality. That is, the mods here are active, but so are the readers.
If you need to ask these questions you are not qualified to run such a site, or at least not to ask anyone else to trust that you are not going to screw up when setting it up or at some point in the future and break anonymity. The more you move away from "free speech" to avoiding regulation and toward criminal activity the greater the chance that someone out there will actually try to see how good you really are, and then your whole house of cards will fall down. Seriously, don't.
I used to use megaupload when I was much younger. It was fast, reliable and easy to use, compared to other ones (4shared, RapidShare for example). MU had probably the best bandwidth for upload and download.

As I got older, I can afford something. I went ahead and got a Netflix account to celebrate my first internship (yeah, literally, I thought that was the best way to celebrate...). But a lot of great movies are missing from Netflix and I didn't feel like renting one from Amazon Videos or Youtube store. $3.99, $5.99? Meh. Only a few times because I was desperate to see watch them.

From time to time, I was hoping MU was still alive. I would find a link easily. Putlocker took the lead after MU went down. That's probably the most popular domain to view illegal contents.

I prefer to have high-quality video. As I grow older, I am side with the music and film industry. I want to pay. I still go to theater for awesome films. I don't know if people have studied how bundle HBO, movie on demand into cable TV ever helped subscribers to reduce the incentive to download illegal contents. My guess is some good percentage of individuals probably feel less motivated to get illegal contents if they could just find them from their on-demand channel.

I know making a film or making a music album is a big investment. But ultimately, owning a DVD is going to sound old and useless in a decade. Everyone wants instant play, or digital copy on their device. I am glad the music industry is becoming more open to streaming service (thanks to iPod and iTunes - though Apple wasn't really the first one to do that, but Apple pushed it). I can listen to free legal, high quality music on Spotify, 8track, soundcloud, pandora. I am just waiting for the film and tv industry to become more open :) I really hope that one day, I can turn on my computer, and select a movie I want to see and I get to see it.

Last, I still like going to movie theater. I don't mind if new movies won't be available right away on Netflix until the new movies are away from theater.
Yes bijan. it is possible but it needs tremendous amount of work. :)
And thats sad... More mindless military shooters year after year after year
The group behind Sta.li also makes a great terminal emulator. It is notable for supporting font antialiasing without depending on the large GTK or QT libraries - it uses Xft directly. And it is much smaller than even xterm or rxvt.

http://st.suckless.org/
Why doesn't wikipedia use Google analytics
Because Russia and Belarus did (clarified:) turn into dictatorships, and Ukraine was following track?

For me it would be enough to get scared.
Did he consider that the way he wanted Discourse to be used may not have tallied with the way his users wanted to use it?

That's the underlying disconnection.

I am now working on my 3rd message-transformation/integration middleware product for a large corp. In each case, the issue tracker has been stock full of problems from people who took the product, read all the manuals about what they were supposed to do, then did it their way anyway. Because, well if they can, they will.

I think the basic problem is not challenging your personal assumptions about how you want your beloved system to be used.
Interesting idea, asking for backers with subscription instead of money
For all I know Fyodor is a collective of cheap developers and designers from far-far-away coordinated through an outsourcing agency with a single front figure reading from a teleprompter.

That would still be a notable effort, but I'd like to know who I'm hiring and for which qualifications (cat herding or design and implementation).
Sure, but these tests are necessary without being sufficient. I'd expect that performance in these tests is predictive up to a certain level but that being really good at them versus just performing decently is not nearly as predictive for actual job performance.
Its a template for building a pipeline. Naming it after this metaphor ("jspipe"?) might work better. It's more like a OpenRefine[0] than Excel; that analogy doesn't work at all for me.

It's a REPL in the sense that when you click Run, the value of the current evaluation is used (Looped) as the input for the next expression, but this stretches the common understanding, and naming it this way fails to communicate.

The full page transition when you click Run loses the implicit history from a teletype or terminal scrollback. A shell works because you can see two or more values were visible at the same time. The second pane could then show the code of the currently selected value. You could even show the diff/patch between the values as well.

The 'Run' text should look like a button rather than a label, and be moved to the right. It might work even better to just evaluate the code on a timeout without an explicit gesture.

0. http://openrefine.org/

Edited: for more positive feedback.
THE INTERNET IS LIKE THE WILD WILD WEST
and no winters when many people drive in gloves
The same phenomena happened in Brazil last year. Right around the climax of the protests, suddenly a couple of too well produced (studio grade) english speaking videos were released aimed at "enlightening" outsiders. The message was also very selective and devoid of content or context.

So take it with a grain of salt, since it seems unclear sponsors are learning to manipulate these kinds of protests into their own agendas. With some measure of success I would also add.