skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nope. We'd be open to, but there's not too much motivation to do so at the moment, to be honest. Just one of those things where most people are focused on other areas of the company right now.
There's Even on Android (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.prasio.eve...) which uses powers of 2. It's really addictive!
Ha! Maybe they could set up QR codes to link to the pages that discuss the pricing, or just have signs all over that tell people to go to teslamotors.com on their smartphones, and to contact their legislature if they think this is a stupid rule.
From the information available, this game could be literally anything. It's one thing if no gameplay video is available. It's another thing entirely if there's no way to figure out even what genre the game is.

For all that this tells readers, it could be anything from a tower defense game to an economic simulation.
Exactly!

I'd assume there's CSRF on the login page, hence why I said: "hope ... Google notices the source IP or user-agent of the attacker"
There is research on this. A good place to start is dunbar's number.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar's_number
I have seen a few examples of this sort of thing in the past. I think the term they tend to center around is "Argument Mapping" which is a technique that has a loosely-defined set of best practices. Judgments or Lemmas, counterpoints and rebuttals.

I also think they tend to be limited because while they display the structure of counterpoints, there isn't any attempt to actually be logical through boolean or causal logic - necessary and sufficient thinking.

Here is a youtube video showing an example of justifying a conclusion with actual causal logic:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD9R89tCIM0#t=197

The conclusion is trivial (whether I should buy a MBP 15") but the structure is similar to what is discussed downthread here - logical atomism, conclusions being premises for further conclusions, counterpoints, etc.

I've been working on my own time on making a web-based tool that has somewhat related features, but it takes time since it requires tracking actual truth states of contentions.

If any off-HN discussion has started up from this thread, I'd like to participate.
Yet Im sure most of your web apps are shitty nonetheless
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I really hate how every scandal now has "-gate" appended to it.
I owned a site that was targeted by the MPAA. I don't think you understand just how intense that can be. it's hardly a C&D letter.
Are you suggesting that Tesla is actively breaking the law in NJ right now?

That's how a lot of government rule-making works. The law says something general and the specifics are left to departments and commissions. In this case, it's not clear that this particular rule is outside the plain meaning of the law; they just hadn't gotten to writing it before because Tesla presents a novel circumstance. Of course, it's difficult to hold somebody accountable for breaking a rule that hadn't been written yet, so "actively breaking the law" is probably overstating it.

Secondly, if you can only sell through a dealership, why can't Tesla just own some dealerships?

I am not an expert, but I imagine the law was written in such a way that "franchise" is defined as an entity independent of any manufacturer.
This seems to need a "pip install argparse" but that's not included as a dependency. Pretty cool though!
I don't understand in what sense it's an MD editor.
It's an MD previewer all right.
But no smart indentation (no Tab/Shift+Tab either). No syntax highlight. I can't find a single feature which helps me actually editing markdown.

P.S. Auto-saving in localStorage is a cool though.
Aw, hell, if Chris Christie is "Republican Lite," what chance in hell is there for a non-sociopath Republican candidate?
I'm sorry, but no. No, most manufacturers update processes aren't actually secure in any meaningful way. Tesla's OTA process seems to use (I've not checked it myself) web standards, encryption, and signatures to verify that the OTA update is correct. The "Physical ethernet cable" that is used by traditional manufacturers can be done by any hobo on the street, in pretty much the same time. It's really only a matter of time before a script-kiddie-ready device that you plug-in and starts the car shows up; There's no security, no signature verification, etc. on the traditional manufacturers updates.
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I seems like you're restricting yourself to graphical clients, ruling out the (minor) changes introduced by things such as notmuch, etc.

At the end of the day what people do with email is very much the same as it was 20 years ago:

* Send it.

* Read it.

On that basis there's little innovation that seems missing, unless you're thinking of something special?

Me? I like console mail clients, so I wrote one with built-in scripting via lua. It makes me happy, but it'll never take over the world:

http://lumail.org/

I suspect my next task is to try something graphical, but I'm in no rush.
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Saturn went away because of GM's restructuring after 2008. It's hardly apparent that there's a conneciton between their "no-haggle" buying experience and their eventual dissolution.

EDIT: Spelling.
With Reader's departure my Google use has dropped 50-90%. I don't think it was the best move.
You guys probably have more important things to to think about, but when it comes to personalizing projects, here are my thoughts:

1) Not everything will sound or seem uber exciting, so the only images they will be able to post will be generic getty ones or none, making them look inauthentic or just plain.

2) Have you thought about, uhm, video proposals maybe? Something like webrtc could make it pretty easy to record using the posters webcam, without making it more challenging to post. It'd personalize the post, make it easier to relate to, put a face to the project. webrtc + html5

Can't really come up with anything else off the top of my head, but I wish you luck.
Very often start-up execs are still learning their own way. Especially when it comes to a critical new hire, they might not know what they really need or want in one person. If you really want that job-- don't accept the automated blow-off. Put your Sales Hat on, figure it out.
I guess I'm the odd man out on reddit, er hackernews, but it doesn't seem too brave or incredible to build an app which is used to primarily stream stolen content.
Soulseek is the biggest thing I miss about Windows. Is there a decent Mac version somewhere?
That's interesting. Any chance you could be more specific?
ditto, except once they became low-level mgmt instead of letting people work around them they put a chokehold on all information flow for the sake of take the credit / shifting the blame, & eventually the project basically got scrapped because of these narcissistic boobs abusing their power & killing morale. i am thinking this is not so rare in consulting...
Actually, the worst stories came from Ford and GM dealers. Among Nissan dealers, it was more likely they either chose not to participate, told you to come back later for the right salesperson, and/or charged 10% over MSRP and refused to offer the base model.
I'm sure the Leaf is a fine vehicle. But I see them directed at two different audiences. That logic would also question why get a Porsche 911 when you can get a VW Beetle for a fraction of the price? They are both German engineered gas vehicles, after all.
I never used the thing, but people seemed pretty impressed by it. This post is a mess though, it's all over the place.
Would Firefox be better (more secure and with no performance handicap) if written in Rust? I realize that there is an enormous amount of existing code that shouldn't be thrown away, but if Mozilla wanted to create a browser from scratch today (or in a couple of years, when Rust has been debugged and polished), would they write it in Rust?
Mitchel&Webb: Watergategate

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB9JgxhXW5w
And that's why you shouldn't serve user content on the same domain as your own stuff.
> I think we should start asking questions about economic value flow. If people live in one place yet all their economic activity is directed to some place on the other side of the country, what is the long term effect of this on their local economy?

What do you mean? Isn't there economic value in owning a Tesla? Just because the money flows the other way doesn't mean there isn't value in owning the product.
The linked site is the home for a Qt port which has a Mac version. I can't vouch for its quality, though I'm pretty happy with the Windows version.
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> When it is very clear that his motivation is his own interests and selling his car. And making more money for himself. Most businesses don't make it that obvious.

You cannot possibly be saying that with a straight face.

Pretty sure Musk has the high road rather solidly booked all to himself when it comes to his credibility concerning trying to change things for the better when you compare him to any other auto corp.
Because someone thought it was interesting enough to submit, and others thought it was interesting enough to vote up. Pretty simple, really.
> I wonder if it's even possible to have a system that doesn't reward power grabs and pyramids at a certain company size.

Somewhat related: I used to believe that if some company could manage being a BigCorp and still keeping the lean startuppy feeling in terms of work conditions, individual creativity and management transparency, that would be Google. I don't know whether they ever tried, but from what I hear and see (from the outside, never been even close to being inside) they haven't succeeded and became a by-the-book BigCorp with the usual problems.
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The Auteur Theory
all I can say is, damn. this is just nuts. this guy is nuts.
Popcorn time shutdown?
See above or below.
HTML5 is bullshit
After reading so many whiny comments on sites like this about how "woe is us, it's impossible to do anything, because I clicked on a facebook like button, and some serious issue didn't go away immediately", I just wanted to say that it's great to see someone really get involved. Good luck!
Interesting! Hadn't thought of that, but it's pretty clever if it is indeed what they're up to.
Again with 'stolen'.
How I stopped procrastinating and started learning to code.
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Sounds a little like Youtube (sans open source), right before it was acquired.
Completely fair play. To me, Musk is just pointing out that Christie is a corrupt bully (who would absolutely play this exact same card if the situations were reversed).
Elon Musk is not running for governor of NJ, so viewing it as "a trend of corruption in his opponent's administration" is not advisable.

The other problem with this is that the Gov is still has popular support and Mr. Musk probably negatively influenced those people. Further, making this an actual political fight is really not something Mr. Musk should be looking towards because their is a fair amount of material the Gov can use on Mr. Musk.

Think of every attack that can be levied against the elitism of Silicon Valley and personify it in the person of Elon Musk. It could get quite nasty and the valley doesn't really do well in political games.
Not to be critical right out of the gate, but the site doesn't suggest any differentiation... rather than asking people to shop around just to figure out what your value proposition is, it seems to me it'd make sense to actually state that somewhere.

Why or in what circumstances people should choose you over, for example, Rackspace or cloud vendors like EC2 might be a good place to start.
Everyone is talking about how we can't trust Elon Musk since he is acting in his rational self-interest.

Except that Elon Musk's rational self-interest appears to genuinely involve a vision of the world I really like. Given all the money and effort he's put in toward that vision and the many hours of public speaking and personally answering questions consistent with that, you'd better hope he's the real deal.
> I think your 'Goebbels this' and 'Goebbels that' arguments are amusing.

Of course. Because you are completely under influence of that propaganda.

> You obviously know that lenta.ru editor was fired allegedly for publishing a link to Ukrainian "Right Sector" content.

She was fired, because Lenta became too popular and Kremlin decided to take over it.

> Thanks for confirming that 5 TV channels carrying alternative views are banned in Ukraine.

They don't hold any alternative views, or any views at all. They are just propaganda mouthpieces, their purpose is influence people in some direction -- and that's all. If they need, they straight up fabricate "news" out of thin air [1][2][3][4][5]. If they need they'll change their political "views" in day, because in fact they don't hold any. That's the difference between legitimate media, even very biased one, and just pure propaganda.

> Next you of may want to deny that Svoboda and their paramilitary wing Right Sector are neo-nazis...

Yes, they are not neo-Nazis, that's your Goebbels propaganda again, I commented about it there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7400870 However, beloved by Kremlin propaganda "people's governor" Gubarev from Donetsk was one of the neo-Nazis from RNE: http://imgur.com/a/QeuZp

[1] http://fakecontrol.org/blog/2014/03/08/tass-upolnomochien-za...

[2] http://fakecontrol.org/blog/2014/03/06/cyrillic-cancellation...

[3] http://fakecontrol.org/blog/2014/03/03/2-girls-1-fake/

[4] http://fakecontrol.org/blog/2014/03/03/vtoroi-pasport/

[5] http://fakecontrol.org/blog/2014/03/02/first_channel_geograp...
No, no they should not. You really don't want to be involved with those kinda guys:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasteading

It's the sort of hyper-liberterianism that looks and sounds like a passable option until you consider it for more than a second. And then there are the proponents for this kind of insanity...
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I have only just now heard of Nightcode. I've been using Light Table and am pretty fond of it but I'll definitely have a look at Nightcode. Thanks man.
Sure -- would love to speak and see what you can do ...

I'm on gmail using the same username (artharrison)
They changed / took down the api that got the torrent providers.
If I wasn't on Comcast I would try this out..

I've had to resort to a lower-tech approach:

* Rent a cheap server
* Run transmission daemon on it
* SSH into server, port forward 9091
* Connect to localhost:9091 and add torrents that way
* When downloads are done, scp them off to my local network

Con: way too many steps involved
Pro: encrypted to/from my local network

I know this is not nearly the same as Popcorn Time, but it would be nice to automate all this.
How do you even come up to this conclusion? Knowing the magic key sequence is not required to operate a Linux system at all.

If a Windows box froze, and you had a (somewhat slim) chance of gracefully shutting it down, would you not use it?

Would you call pressing F8 to access magical boot options in Windows, a reason non-technical people wouldn't use Windows?
Yes exactly. It’s the host’s job to talk to the audience. Unless you have something to specifically say to those watching, you’re better off focusing on the host and letting the director do their thing. It’s awkward when guests look at the camera but are responding to a question from the interviewer.
Why isn't Crony Capitalism an accurate term for this? Seems like exactly the term to me.
Better still would be to use some kind of JavaScript that converts the time into the local browser's time zone. Or a link to such a service.
The title of the article is - "Under The Hood Of Mozilla's New Multi-Core Browser And The Open Source Language That Powers It". The article doesnt live upto that title since it contains no code and no technical commentary.
Sure, I'm on gmail with the same username (artharrison)
Popcorn Time app shuts down amid threats of video piracy
I'm curious to see how many forks will pop!
Hah I predicted this 3 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7379904

Just because your product is legal, but mainly used for illegal purposes really opens you up to a lot of issues. They should have expected this was coming.
I'm with you. I read this article hoping for an explanation of what they might do with the money. I suppose it might be a case of 'raise more than you need' because they are hot right now.

I'm a fan of secret, but where is it going? What is the bigger play? Surely there must be one for > $8 million.
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You monetize it by doing another cash out round, or getting acquired 1-3 years from now.
Because it's all crony, no capitalism.
Well that's it. Productivity today has been shit and I blame this.
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Relevant: Haskell + vim + iPad = Raskell. Basic right now, but the author has big plans for unique ways of interacting with the code. Same author also does a Scheme IDE (Lisping)
Notice how I said 'primarily', and not 'only'.
I think investments like these which appear to be the most illogical are the most interesting for venture capital. The more people who thinks that investment seems solid the less likely it is to unearth something entirely new (perhaps a whole market).

I agree that hype is a large part of this investment. But remember that hype is about 1000x as difficult to create than a product.
It just occurred to me. It's probably completely unlikely, so I'll put my tinfoil hat on for a moment...

What is the possibility that Github was DDoSed by agents working in or for the movie industry because of Popcorn Time, attempting to either disrupt development or access?

I know, I know. It's outrageous. Unlikely. Crazy, even. But to say I'd be surprised this day and age would be a bit of an overstatement...
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The public no longer believes politicians, but they all believe Zuckerberg, Page and Musk.

I suspect they really only have a portion of the public -- including Musk.
> If we assume the primary goal of a college education is developing the ability to think abstractly and reason meaningfully about the subject at hand, then the BA/BS distinction becomes even less consequential.

What if we assume that the primary goal of a liberal arts undergraduate degree (BA) is that, and the primary goal of other types of undergraduate degrees (BS, BFA, BSL, etc.) differs for each?
I understand the history, but in today's commerce environment the middle-men industries should provide their own value without legislative props, or they had better have a unique line of reasoning that is relevant to the modern world.

If you have a building or lot where people have to go to physically see the car (as Tesla does provide BTW), then it's difficult to imagine how sales tax would be avoided.
What accusations are you talking about? Allende did a lot of things some may consider questionable (land redistribution, statization) but torture is usually not among them.

There was some preparation for guerilla operations, from both sides, in case a coup happened (as it did) and some armed resistance to the expropriations (which were legal according to the then valid laws).
It could be a lot longer than two weks. They were having 'technical probelms' and down much of the time for several months before BK.
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Seriously, blocking copy & paste, what are they thinking they protect from ?

(blogpost writer here)
You're both overthinking it... How would your web browser normally get the picture from Google during a legit login? Something like submit your username to a page and get a picture back? The bad guys would use exactly the same process just with the malicious server as a MITM.
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I did read it - it appears I misunderstood you though, sorry! For some reason, I interpreted the last two paragraphs as saying they were similar.
This is his point though. People use the github activity chart to inaccurately infer activity, which is dangerous as Github rises in importance.
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So what are people supposed to do, read up on every single topic on the internet? There was never an easier time to learn about alchemy, either.

The link goes to lmgtfy.com/?q=learn+programming
I think the small claims idea is really interesting. HSBC is probably just covering their ass with all the stringent business banking regulations. (I also had a California LLC and the red tape is ludicrous.)

A small claims ruling gives them a way out in that they would have a different legal loophole to give you your money.

If they realize that you will never be able to cash the LLC check, their books still balance so they shouldn't care.

Of course, I have no faith HSBC will realize that. I had an account with them, and it was a miserable experience.
Pinto was pretty much the central figure in CRA-blaming, and the vast majority of his claims have been repeatedly and exhaustively debunked.

In a piece deeply critical of Fannie and Freddie, William Black (again of S&L crisis fame) addresses Pinto's attempts to place Fannie and Freddie's terrible risk management on the back of CRA regulation:

Pinto estimated that Fannie and Freddie held “34% of all the subprime loans and 60% of all Alt-A loans outstanding” [p. 7]. Pinto seems to have treated subprime loans as non-liar’s loans, but that is clearly incorrect. I cited Credit Suisse’s finding that by 2005 and 2006, half of all subprime loans were also stated income (liar’s loans). The presence of such large amounts of Alt-A loans is one of the demonstrations that Pinto, Wallison, and the Republican Commissioners’ “Primer” are flat out wrong to claim that it was affordable housing goals that drove Fannie and Freddie’s CEOs’ decisions to purchase loans they knew would cause the firms to fail. That claim doesn’t pass any logic test. One of its unobvious flaws is that no one was making Fannie and Freddie buy liar’s loans. For the reasons I’ve explained, and Pinto admits, Fannie and Freddie actions with respect to liar’s loans were the opposite of what they would have been if they were trying to demonstrate that the loans were made for affordable housing purposes.

The GSEs were deeply irresponsible with their lending and were poorly run, but both were prevalent long before any CRA impact would have been felt. If AEI / Pinto / Wallison had focused on the actual causes of the mortgage / financial crisis instead of trying to blame poor people and Barney Frank, the world would be a lot better off.

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2011/02/wallison-is-far-too-kin...
Yeah stolen! I had a copy of Ghostbusters at home on my shelf and it disappeared yesterday. I suspect a criminal using popcorntime must be responsible.
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