skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You showed that account 1M1ZkWpHfuQthji2AVsGDvpfY2PrcXQar6 had about 430000 BTC and split coins in 2 other accounts and so on. I followed one of the splits and its subsequents:

14qKyR7b86JVHn5mfm6Dm3G756BgxhMqMP received 203002 BTC.

Then it sent 202658 BTC to 13JAudzPvKYyBtY9XpkhNW3YdDqBsi3c7Q.

Then it sent 108570 BTC to 144rbLnQmwH8MbB5iirSqvaPgXB9NMdcdb.

Then it sent 44505 BTC to 18pGH9G1FtpAkBt1zHTDuYXxPFMXqPG8PU.

Then it sent 23525 BTC to 13kfZQxVC6qi5pDSw56Fi3boTU7qMar8Nf.

Then it sent 23525 BTC to 14EKdT8ENWUY33Vyd7PN4TgLg6mnrwUt4T.

Then it sent 9576 BTC to 7jj6RTpzayiHDeFfCR5ihnDFccK997UNT.

Then it sent 5456 BTC to NRZTrVBQEcQ7EWgEdfUrs9xHjuwazdcuf.

Then it sent 2878 BTC to 2kSAA9HY11xwDi2QvmtZN1TYWuRdZb7Gx.

Then it sent 1241 BTC to 1GKUwZEzMoM92BVjVTNAwoSnUxeANhiawc.

Then it sent 509 BTC to 16hpTHQDWRTDkhgHw2T3RDneJM74XJXDoD.

Then it sent 473 BTC to 1KuNerYrrHiNR6bGgQesUiCyQt5u5qVBVQ.

Then it sent 473 BTC to 1Mu3EwLg85J3sV8No3RKLvwZPu2XZqEE63.

Then it sent 473 BTC to 1PgLdynDGFtsfpj6u442gokuLF1kZPCiRa.

Then it sent 376 BTC to 12yUfwW8DmgkZmAcAYsMzGWGw7LCmiQzXa.

Then it sent 375 BTC to 1CZHLDbrswW6ku8eHEDLLHC8Wr3RxowW3x.

Then it sent 354 BTC to 15robQvbP2Q1rZ9kMADnuv9f6tFhwkzz5z.

Then it sent 305 BTC to 1Jsdgh21hrbRuLuKeyvEGdkBauHiYXm7FN.

Then it sent 286 BTC to 1Q64Rx1tVCNeucdUGLkGdo1asiPHhPjoNW.

Then it sent 260 BTC to 1JWjfsk2tUAE83MtBjNEXP85ArxJuWoqg6.

Then it sent 260 BTC to 1JS9EAFzrjeFrLiPaK57mXeAZLwqHdEbPa.

Then it sent 256 BTC to 1421kfM6sbCXYsSZnvL6Dw1StXW2tbq4gZ.

Then it sent 247 BTC to 12eq3PnDcHLT2xpHevZMmFuVHymULjdoaj.

Then it sent 125 BTC to 12ZWoyaSwj53spGWGt9AtGCA28uLq58SCk.

Then it sent 125 BTC to 1Kf6KQd2oQA3yGPQDw8teCZVK7wj6C7ms7.

Then it sent 78 BTC to 1A3AsuYVsgdKNRDm7SGKkkHD9LQeuuipfe.

Then it sent 49 BTC to 1bu6ZBmksM5sRVEZspDKaXb5zTxZRuhrW.

Then it sent 49 BTC to 1J2HFUhF5xSnDXL3Zw3vCiEdv7eJi4EbM5.

Then it sent 156 BTC to 1JT6L2sT9z3QNitk4a2xiDEuwq3dksPYsb.

Then it sent 3730 BTC to 17C6oanWeXbehGZNL5fpUKsEQfMFya1pVD.

Then it sent 1000 BTC to 1MoUfk2Bow7n9B6ksreCbcyDzXdRTFMpC9 (this seems important address, received more than 117500 BTC).

Then it sent 998.99995 BTC to 1Ky8YXSXGensz2J8BYUprtLJvjcjNN3xbm.

Then it sent 999.99 BTC to 12wjEVECppk1rPBTQXyZ6m8zn4h91AzzSf.

Then it sent 1000 BTC to 1BoGw97oS9L2mU8HTQqpm7yxC72H4LCm6i, who still has 1000.35 BTC in its final balance.
It's objective-c and spritekit.
I started making games back in 2009 using objective-c and uikit. Honestly, once you get those sprites moving on the screen I find that it really doesn't matter what you're using, but Spritekit is awesome.

I'm pretty good with Xamarin in c# development. I use that mainly for business apps, but nothing beats objective-c and the opensource projects out there to make iOS apps.

Thanks man
I completely overlooked that. I'll fix it. It almost looks shaddy now that you mention it.
I want things, too (a naive wish for the future)
What's a real, possible alternative? If consciousness is not something that arises out of a multiplicity of relatively simple interactions, then is the alternative that consciousness is unrelated to the multiplicity of relatively simple interactions but by sheer coincidence vanishes when those interactions are disrupted?
really wish you had dropped the "right wing"... its a false dichotomy which we really need to stop perpetuating.
> If he is, I hope he's fired.

Reddit moderators are not employees of reddit. They're just regular users with moderation powers for a particular subreddit.
So what happens next?

-The government has no inclination to interfere (even though many US citizens lost their money) as they were against it (if not outright criminalizing it).

- The lost money, even if recovered in full, would not be the same. The time lost is money lost. Besides the emotional shock and pain people had to take.

- Someone somewhere is sitting on that money, and it will have value, because people won't stop trading Bitcoin even now.

I know people are not ready to take any criticism of bitcoin, but here it is, what needs to be fixed about it.
Well, the Parkinson's thing isn't all that complicated - simple wire w/ ~ 1.5mm electrode sending out a 130Hz square wave at ~ 3 volts. It's been FDA approved for over a decade now, and ~100k implants have been done worldwide.

The interesting part is that no one knows why it works as well as it has.

tDCS, and TMS, on the other hand, have barely measurable effects or widely variable effects, and no one has really figured out how to make them practical. Useful for all sorts of psych papers and hypothesis generation, though.
Google is now, what Microsoft used to be 10 years ago
In addition to this being the usual hindsight horseshit, it also displays startling ignorance of how markets work.

If every time I want to buy a pack of gum I have to investigate every entity in the production and distribution chain, then I will never buy gum because the transaction cost is well above the value.

This is why businesses, who have substantial lobbying power, are generally ok with government regulation and often impose substantial self-regulation.

For example, take food. Restaurants here in San Francisco are all obliged to display their latest health department score. Almost everybody loves the system. Consumers love it because it tells them how safe their food is. Well-run restaurants love it because they can prove that their place is well run. Badly-run restaurants probably hate it, but that's fine; they're not good marketplace participants in the first place.

So your notion that you should go and check the oil level on every vehicle that ever contains any of your stuff is ridiculous. It's a handy way for you to feel smug blaming people who are suffering, not a reasonable suggestion for marketplace design.
It does actually let you build libraries, just not entirely documented.

You are right though. Those libraries will link Apportable's extended/improved libc (called libv) and libc++ and would require distributing more parts of the platform (it can get a little hairy there). It is also true that the out of the box experience is one that is meant for just apps but it's built on a layer cake and at a lower level you can use it to compile libraries. This is how it builds dependencies in your Xcode project today.
Google customizes YouTube takedown message in Innocence of Muslims takedown
Sometimes I find guidelines like these counterproductive.

For example, when looking through someone elses code, if it does not have deep levels of nesting I prefer longer methods you can read like a script rather than having to jump around the place to see what is each method.

Likewise with the 80 character guideline in PEP. It can take a lot longer to find the closing brace if it is hidden in columns that look like a newspaper article.
> FWIW, #3 is from the original owner who sold the site to Karpeles in 2011.

Interestingly, the leaked business plan mentions McCaleb apparently still owns ~12% of Mtgox shares. Why? My theory is that it's related to the hack shortly after the sale: McCaleb had said on Bitcointalk that he no longer had an interest in Mtgox but was going to be paid royalties for a time. So perhaps after the hack, McCaleb, to avoid putting cash pressure on Karpeles's damaged Mtgox, agreed to turn the royalty debt into equity.
Great collaboration. Very useful!
This is a typical article that everyone here will feast on. Another of a long list of "the answer to your problems" to make people who are in a rut feel better about themselves.

For the last time "work" and the amount of work doesn't mean the same thing to everyone to begin with.

It depends on what you do, how much you like doing it, why you need to do it and a host of other pressures and things that you deal with every day.

I work everyday and enjoy what I do. Other people can't wait to get out at 5 and take the train home. (When I was in high school it was that way for me because of the type of jobs that I had when I wasn't doing my own thing which I typically did (side businesses)).

I have a shore place. I get bored on the beach. You know what I do? I get off the beach and go answer emails and "check in". I enjoy doing that better than sitting on the beach. I do the same when I am on vacation. Some people like what they do and it's not work. It's actually relaxing.

That said this idea that you need to find something that you enjoy to earn a living is not true either. Because sometimes you can't it's not that easy. I had to do many jobs that I didn't like to get to the point of doing a job that I do like and enjoy to do.

Yesterday I had to review a legal contract and truly despised doing so. So I'm glad I'm not an attorney because if I was the stress of that job would certainly make it hard for me to "work all the time". But if I have to I do that work and just make sure that I reward myself with doing things that I need to do that I enjoy (like writing a shell script..)

Everyone is different.
I'd also argue that a community, and at the very least a team, is what designs a language and not just a single person. The language might start as a vision by a single person but ultimately it is driven by something more collaborative.

I disagree and think it's a good way to make a language bad. The first way to make mistakes in a language is not to look at the math. The second way is to have no "taste."[1] Communities are not widely regarded for their ability to design cohesive tasteful systems. That comes from a singular vision that is realized by a community.

[1] It's hard to provide a succinct definition of taste in a language, but mostly it comes from picking a style of programming and then ruthlessly cutting features which can't fit into that style.
Microsoft is considering a free version of Windows 8.1
Yahoo, ICQ chats still vulnerable to government snoops
How is it harmful?
0.15% of Mobile Gamers Contribute 50% of All In-Game Revenue
You can tell google not to download your site with your robots.txt file.

Also google can impose whatever rules they fancy, because it's their own site. Do you have a website? If I find some that you govern it with some rule that I don't like, should I rage on forums about it? Should you care if I rage about it?
Since it's not clear, it seems to be that PYLL on the y-axis of the graph is measured per 100,000 population.
You are right, those other factors cannot be accounted for with this approach, it only proves that the business is not running with fractional reserves.
BipolarBear0 is a name I recognize from reddit. He's always there, and on Snoonet (unofficial Reddit IRC network).

Now, he could be a plant but more likely he's just another kid power-tripping on Reddit over some silly policy. If you scan subs like the mentioned /r/subredditdrama, or /r/shitredditsays, you can see how deeply people are invested into what others say in throw-away comments on the Internet. Off-colour jokes can lead to discussions with hundreds of participants across multiple subreddits.
It is wrong to accuse people of being plants without strong, specific evidence of their misdeeds. Being an opinionated Internet commenter, I have seen unjust charges levelled against others and myself, and it absolutely destroys productive discourse.

I'm not saying that GCHQ or the NSA don't have moderation positions on Reddit, but you should listen to the user's explanations of their actions before calling them traitors. The explanations brought forward in the updates to the Salon article do not seem unreasonable; let's not jump to conclusions.
Sherlock Holmes novel.
Yeah these things aren't as black and white as both the blogger and the original commenter make it seem. Software design is very subjective.
Comments should explain why you are doing something while method names are a guide to what they are doing. I see them as for different purposes and one should not replace the other.
But when a subreddit is part of the default selection of subreddits (for non-logged in users), that has a fairly large impact for the userbase of Reddit in general. And if it is part of the default, then the normal user (someone that doesn't mess with their subreddit selection much) would also be impacted.
"You think you know what teachers do. Right? Wrong."

So I'm wrong that I think that I know what teachers do?

Do teachers teach you how to write intelligible headlines?
Yesterday, I wrote a sentence that encapsulates very well how we adjust to technological luxuries: "I searched the web for 'singing hemorrhoid' and the first video result is lame."

When I re-read it, I realized that being alive in 2014 is unbelievably awesome.

Then the conversation went straight into "Four Yorkshiremen".

A: In my day, we were grateful for just one singing hemorrhoid video.
B: And we had to download it from Usenet binaries.
C: In RealMedia format.
Me: And part 51 of 117 was missing.
A: And we had to use bauds.
Me: I had a demibaud modem.
C: Luxury! We had to make our own punchcards and send'm through the mail.
B: At least you had mail. We stapled our punchcards to passing hobos and hoped they made it somewhere with a router.
So much for cold storage
Not sure I understand your use of REPL - in Visual Studio you edit XAML in the right pane, and the change is reflected in the left pane as you type. That's more efficient than editing HTML or CSS in a text editor, saving, switching to browser, refreshing page. Can you explain?
The Alzheimer's bit - well, it's an interesting story. It's always a brave cowboy surgeon that even thinks about operating on an Alzheimer's brain for a number of reasons - safety, brain-wide neurodegeneration (thus not immediately obvious how something focused like surgery can help), poor cognitive baseline, etc.

The group that's probably the furthest along is the Toronto group - they tend to be pretty liberal about where to implant electrodes, and are always looking for new indications to implant stimulators (i.e. generate new IP, etc). They were initially looking to stick the thing into the hypothalamus to control weight gain, since everyone in north america is overweight and there's a huge market.

Well, turns out when they turn the thing on, the guy suddenly remembers every sexual encounter he's had since puberty in vivid detail.

Hence the pivot to Alzheimer's, with at least 2 pilot studies done w/ ~40 subjects using the currently available Medtronic Inc devices, and a new biotech startup.

The effects so far are modest - essentially the subjects deteriorated but more slowly than expected. No one suddenly started remembering things like they could when they were younger...
Those TSLA options would have been pretty nice right about now though...
You certainly do need moderation as a community reaches exorbitant scale, and if there are standards requirements to enforce. Not every online community is Something Awful or Hacker News.

I'm not singling out that Reddit is a flawed community because it has moderators. I am outlining that the behavior they are taking, within their own sense of unwritten standards and "internet points" reminds me of why I left Digg.

This is all further compounded with the sheer number of moderators who are editing /r/news and on other subreddits, especially those that are specifically covering the NSA/GCHQ stories.
> So, no, you never prove anything nor imply anything at all with correlation. You're still guessing.

This is a totally unreasonable stance to take. You can't even imply anything at all with correlation? Really, nothing at all? It's no better than a random guess? Try actually doing some actual science with this attitude, and keep to it consistently, and let me know how far you make it. In fact, try the same thing with ordinary life, any kind of reality where your decisions have consequences in reality.
Also, you need to check your facts -- Orion has been cancelled

You just missed the entire point of the original article. The Orion was cancelled due to lack of funding. The article suggested that NASA should sell naming rights to spacecraft to fund the space program. Maybe if NASA did sell naming rights, there would still be an Orion, or gasp another shuttle!
AFAIK modules
GrubHub's $100M IPO
Well, not really. The treatment makes them twitch an eyelid a little more often than without brain zapping. Whether that's a quality of life you'd want still needs to be deliberated by all those involved...
Probably for the same reason you have to enter your password to install stuff on a computer. It's a security layer to make sure only the owner is installing software on the phone.
Hover adds 2-factor authentication
ok, cool. I am using Cocos3D-x for my ios games and slowly replacing with my own OpenGL as I get better and better.

BTW Dash has Spritekit docset, IIRC.
Ideally there would be some sort of advanced directive, living will, etc. Being on a breathing machine and feeding tube is pretty terrible...a lot of people would beg to pull the plug...
s/fooled/paid/

Also, this is how non-events try to gain "importance".
I was playing about in Django recently, having written previous views as functions, I wrote some new ones as class based views. I felt that the OOP approach kept it cleaner and inheritance could be used in the same way as currying could for the function based views (but less complex - maybe because I understand OOP concepts better).
https://developers.google.com/translate/v2/using_rest#detect...

Pricing: https://developers.google.com/translate/v2/pricing

EDIT: Also found this: http://detectlanguage.com/
+1 I was gonna say the same.
So, if I am induced into sending bitcoins into an address, and subsequently find out that I'm defrauded (e.g., if I were a gox customer), can I trace the fraudster?
>Is it a violation of first amendment rights or worth getting upset over? Absolutely not.

It is both of those if the decision to take the article down was made by the government in any way. It's just unfortunate that these questions have to be raised now.
I was a little bit annoyed by them calculating the ROI without including the internal costs of writing copy etc. - any ROI calculation that regards staff salaries as a sunk cost is going to be basically useless.
Very cool. I love it.

Two things:
How can I view comments on the link to the left?
This is a minor point. I didn't know what some of the icons so I was initially confused as the differences between the center and left.

The scroll ball on visual content to the right and the number list "scroll bar" on the left side works out very well. Nice touch.

Edit:
Also, I think the animations from when you switch between popular and latest for both columns should be consistent. I liked the pop-in effect when you do it with the pictures.
The US is far to the right relative to the rest of the world, but I get where you're coming from. I didn't mean to imply that the "right wing" was the crux of the problem-- totalitarianism is the problem.
Apportable's promise is huge. The prospect of being able to compile the same project for both iOS and Android makes me want to jump. But the platform is not quite there yet, as far as I know.
You are not a teacher. And from your comments, you have not looked too much in the research about how to teach students.

Yes, certain things COULD be automated... at considerable expense to student achievement. One big thing they have found - remove the personal feedback and connection to students --> lose the motivation of students. If a teacher (the same teacher) isn't interacting with a student consistently at nearly every step of the learning process, the feedback doesn't stick and the student loses motivation.

It would be interesting to looking to the basic research behind the feedback-achievement connection and stereotype threat to start.

Hope that helps you address some of the problems with the automate/delegate solutions so often thrown at teachers.
Afghanistan: Kandahar & Kabul

Iraq: Baghdad, Fallujah, & Basrah.

Honestly for the life of me can't name a third Afghan city
Great decision "Ghost Blog" ;)
"pulling the plug" happens when the patient has brain death, which is different from a vegetative state.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brain_death
It's arguable that the moderators of a given subreddit constitute the community of that subreddit. A group of 5 people regularly interacting around a common purpose is a community. A group of 200,000 people occasionally clicking arrows is not.
>Likewise with the 80 character guideline in PEP

Definitely. The PEP8 was actually revised 6 months ago[0]. Nothing crazy, but a bit more pragmatic.

>For code maintained exclusively or primarily by a team that can reach agreement on this issue, it is okay to increase the nominal line length from 80 to 100 characters (effectively increasing the maximum length to 99 characters)

0: text: http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#maximum-line-len...

commit : http://hg.python.org/peps/rev/fb24c80e9afb
> The longer your funds spend at the exchange, the higher your CP risk.

But we're talking about doing 10-$10 transactions versus 1 $100 transaction. The difference in time that money is at risk for the exchange defaulting is negligible in this scenario.

> You should never have a significant fraction of your liquid net worth in any of these exchanges.

Agreed. The other side of that coin, I would say, is that a "significant fraction of your liquid net worth" shouldn't be used in a single transaction either.

> Do not react to long wait times by increasing your transaction size.

I agree, you shouldn't make a transaction larger than it should be or force a transaction to be sooner than you'd like because of the wait time, but specifically breaking up one transaction seems a bit much.

> Instead, aggressively seek out alternatives.

Agreed. I did a long time ago. Their invalid transactions should have been a huge red flag.
In that case, why not use latin1? Or hey, why not just ASCII?
Yes but the User Experience on a computer is not the same at all. On a real keyboard, typing is much faster and therefore the pain is much smaller. Mobile is on the go, usually apps are designed to make everything easier for the end user, and Apple is usually good at doing exactly that. Except here.
maybe just the ability for the consciousness to express itself in a way humans can understand vanishes. ??
Yes. I look at these things and pick out what I think are the good parts.
Private Browsing or Incognito mode works too, in case you don't want to bother deleting cookies (or would prefer to keep them).
The charter school movement is one of those things that draws strong opinions. Initiatives to provide safe school environments are good, but privatized charter schools have a lot of downside in terms of how a community, parents, and teachers can retain control over how education happens. In New York state in particular, there has been a strong effort to close public schools and open private charters, which in my opinion is the wrong way to fix problems with public education. The disagreement over charters isn't just a union thing, although public educators would be upset to see the system they work for dismantled instead of repaired.
I guess the next step is to set up blind studies, where one doctor sets up the apparatus for either a real or sham treatment, and then leaves the room, then another doctor comes in with the family and runs the treatment without knowing which treatment is being administered.

Alternatively, the treatment is administered (or not) by a second doctor in another room who can't communicate with those in the room.
They actually ban entire websites from /r/news, not just articles. Here's a post that contained the list of banned domains:

https://web.archive.org/web/20130831135727/http://www.reddit...

Here's BipolarBear0 commenting on it: http://np.reddit.com/r/SubredditDrama/comments/1yxlxa/claims...

Also, since /r/conspiracy was discussing this topic heavily in the last couple of days, BipolarBear0 started flooding the subreddit with anti-semitic content. Here he is admitting it:

http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/1ywspe/new_snowde...
I think NegativeK meant fired by whatever organization supposedly planted him.
Here's an enlightening video on the political spectrum: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DioQooFIcgE