skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Speaking as a vegetarian with a sense of British humour that not all y'mericanz get...

A better deal for you meat-eaters - go to market and buy your own cow!!! I think that with post and packaging you could get a whole one for £200 or so depending on how lame it was. Give your cow a name, e.g. Ronald.

Next, get some meat grinder or improvise one. Pop to your local hire shop and just hire one of those chipper things tree surgeons use to turn whole trees into small bits. Give it a proper clean and now put your freshly purchased cow through it. You might want to hire a chainsaw too so you can cut things like the anus out first, or maybe the eyes or perhaps the teeth if you don't want to choke on them in your burger. You could even cut off things like Ronald's gonads for a special treat. Depends on when you hire, but you can expect to part with a good £50 - £100 for hiring such tools.

Now for freezing your 100% pure British Beef. Get a few chest freezers from the local tip or advertised on a freecycle thing. Expect to pay a few bob to a mate with a van big enough to get your chest freezers home. Maybe offer to pay in burgers.

The electricity bill for the freezers could be £100 a year, maybe even higher depending on how big your cow was. Depending on how many burgers you scoff and how quickly your 'leccy bill will vary.

How many burgers you end up making depends on how thin you make your burgers and how much connective tissue (brain, spinal cord) you put through the wood-chipper. You could make many, many thousands of them rather than a mere one thousand. Or you could make just the one cow-sized burger. Or do whatever on a day to day basis, maybe making other beef creations like shepherds pie from the basic mix. Or perhaps meatballs - just drop them in the deep-fat fryer as and when the urge arises.

One benefit of this DiY approach is that any sarky vegetarians will be impressed that you haven't left the difficult killing bit up to some distant abattoir, plus you will have connected with your inner hunter-gatherer self by getting immersed in the gore of killing an animal, as God intended. There will also be considerable benefits when the zombie apocalypse happens, as predicted by George W Bush in 2001.
Yeah, we recently moved away from Google Code to GitHub and updating the website hasn't been in my priorities. We moved from a "branches in the main repository" model to a more classic, GitHub style, "everyone has his fork" model, so tracking branches it not really even possible anymore.

I'll probably just remove this link from the downloads page.
If rubygems would sign the gems themselves it would already be an improvement (and rubygems the library check for it). It would make distribution of the gems to third-party for mirroring or over http possible.
You're missing the point of the post: those videos are not free, and for the many people who don't want them they're the reason Prime shipping is more expensive than it needs to be.
I imagine they would replace the touchscreen with a touchpad like they had on the prototypes sent to the 300 testers.
I don't entirely know what's going on here, but I looked at the linked thread and dhh says twice that he would love to do code ping-pong.
That depends on the advertising you decide to accept as valid; I'm sure none of my Christian friends would agree with you, assuming I could explain the scenario to them.
Let's see... I would take the template file, fill in some values, scp it up to it's final location on the server, and run chmod on the server.

I guess I could learn the "one-line" ansible way to do it, but I'd also have to learn to set up ansible. And I'm guessing it's not as flexible as, say, shell scripts.
They'll likely do what imgur does and eventually move away from adsense.
Let's assume all of the friendly paths have been taken. What now? What are we going to do to educate these women, and what exactly are we educating them about? And at this point, should we not just give up on convincing the other party? How much abuse do women have to take before enough is enough?
Are the variable shipping costs WITHOUT Amazon Prime?
I consider it performance art.

It's the legions of +1 commenters that are depressing.
> The addon program has added items which would have never been on the site previously, so that is a win

This isn't correct. I have items in my purchase history that were not Add-On items and now are. Maybe some new items are here because of add-on, but it's also true that existing items used to be purchasable by themselves and now are only available as add-ons.
LimeChat is basically a UI disaster. I ended up hating it whenever I wanted to search the comment history. I have never been annoyed by Textual. It's just nice. I haven't used Colloquy recently enough to remember, but there was something about it that made me switch away. XChat Aqua would be missing random characters from users' names in the user list.
A functional type approach. It will be interesting to look more into it. It would be nice to have a .map, .filter functions (if they don't already exist). So, if you don't want to rebuild everything you could do a .filter(htmlDate < mdDate) type workflow.
Chris said this in the comments:

I don't think it's vertically integrated in the classic sense. This isn't oil company buying supplier. It's a tech company building the complete experience including non tech parts. The end result looks more like a company that we wouldn't call vertically integrated. E.g. Uber competes with taxi companies but I don't think we'd call taxi companies vertically integrated.
It sounds a whole lot like you're saying:

A. There are only two impossibly simplistic solutions to the problem.

B. Neither of them are workable in practice, so clearly the problem is intractable.

There are people out there who have spent more than 10 minutes considering the problem. Many of them have conducted research and published on the topic. You might consider reading some of them before concluding that it's hopeless.
You sometimes have to edit the title just to make it fit in 80 characters.

When I submit, I sometimes use the subtitle instead of the main title, or submit something like (in this case): "Worse: Business models and lock-in among Internet giants" which won't get reverted until it's already on the front page with a reasonable number of votes.
"You'd best be served by writing a thoughtful, accurate summary of the events that occurred, and let the reader decide for themselves how to respond."

Maybe she doesn't want the story to be about the specific events in her specific case. She wants it to be about the industry as a whole. Going into the details would distract from that message. The problems here are not specific to GitHub and certainly are not specific to her.
Adding Language Support (vim cheat sheet)
Why is no example of the actual sexism provided? I would like to know, what specifically makes them sexist.
Wordpress, Joomla and Drupal? No thanks.
On my team, when we are sketching out new infastructure, we'll fork each other's gists, which while good, could probably be more elegant since the fork experience isn't as powerful in Gists as it is in Github compare view. Perhaps this is the beginning to a cool project for that. Would rather have a ping pong game though.
Hmm, that was a bit confusing. It's not clear what your prepositions "it" are referring to.
Who made that chart? It doesn't even mention Rails so I'm assuming it's pretty much made up.
AFAIK it is against Adsense ToS to display ads on image hosts, because of lack of content.
Yeah, Marco is just being a whiner here. Amazon Prime is a great service, and Amazon Instant Video as an included bonus to Prime is a great deal.

I don't know what his problem with Amazon is, but he's way off base in my opinion.
Looks great! I'm wondering why this haven't been done like that before, but usually, this thought is an indication of a very good idea.
Very cool. I have to wonder if they've ever been contacted by Nintendo over this though - many recent-ish games have been in a playable state for several years now and you'd think functional Wii emulation attract negative attention.
Right now traffic is low enough that we can manually verify each image [1].

[1]: http://paulgraham.com/ds.html

Edit: I totally meant for this to be a reply to a different comment. Copying it there.
You do get a lot of the standard opensource tools with OS X, though. Since Apple uses Obj-C they own the frameworks but if you follow their development models, everything is cake.

It's not like Google isn't providing closed source api's too, though.
> But I left HN for 18 months in part because it was clear to me that being a "prominent" (by karma score) female was a problem for me.

Can you elaborate?
If the author couldn't make this distinction, I wonder what else they missed? Integrity is required all across the board, and it reflects poorly on you as a writer if you mess up something so central and easy in the title of your article.
She never said GitHub "wasn't like that" as much as that she was doing her best to change the situation from inside of her own company (GitHub). She encouraged women to join GitHub because of the change she was working on creating-- not because it was a utopia at the present time. That was never claimed. (Though your point is still valid that she was "changing her tune" and that is a risk for anyone to do publicly.)
Android is such a miserable experience that it has made me turn in my phone for the first closed-source computing device I have owned in 9 years. The latency on everything is at least 200-300ms, which makes typing consistently difficult (as if the moronic autocorrect didn't make it impossible anyways). The battery consumption is terrible (I have never been able to go more than 12 hours without a charge, and after a year, it is more like 3-4 hours). The apps are buggy as hell, and crash all the time. And they are always riddled with bloatware and carrier apps that are not removable. If you don't like giving away ever-expanding permissions to random apps, you either get pinged about it daily as everything tries to auto-upgrade, or you have to delete the app (which, like I said before, isn't always possible).

I hate apple, and I hate that I'm giving them my money, but just the latency issue alone is enough for me to give up on Android.

Help me Mozilla, you are my only hope.
If this is an important issue then are there not people working on open source implementations of some of the apps? Maybe we can see a "distribution" of android that comes with f-droid and a host of other open source software preinstalled.
Did you smoke peyote?
They can. There's a startup in the current YC batch working on self-driving cars.
You're right, but as a writer, if you mess up something so simple as somebodies job title, then your integrity takes a hit. I want a solid piece, that includes getting minutia like this right.
More than a physical keyboard, a keyboard designed for mobile users excites me more.

Many people use one hand to type on the mobile phone (thumb to be more exact). However, the design of the keyboard on the mobile screen does not align well with the natural movement of the thumb. It is painful and hideous.

I believe an Arc keyboard on the mobile screen would be the best design. Anyone working on something similar?
I agree with you but I'm also super confused by that. Imgur does the same thing but their cut is 100%.
"Differentiation between what is ‘good’ and ‘bad’ requires discrimination. This is a capability no younger than life itself, which it serves as an indispensable function. As soon as there is behavior, there is discrimination between alternatives. One way leads to survival, the other way leads to death. There is nourishment, or not; reproduction, or not; safety or predatory menace. Good and bad, or the discrimination between them (which is the same thing), are etched primordially into any world that life inhabits. Discrimination is needed to survive.

The very existence of archaic hominids attests to billions of years of effective discrimination, between safety and danger, wholesome and putrid or poisonous food, good mates and less good (or worthless) ones. When these elevated apes differentiated between good and bad, appetizing and rotten, attractive and repulsive, they found such discriminations sufficiently similar in essence to be functionally substitutable. When judging that some food item is ‘not good for us’, a person is ‘rotten’, or the odor of a potential mate is ‘delicious’, we recall such substitutions, and the primordial sense of discrimination that they affirm. There can be no long-term deviation from the original principle: discrimination is intelligence aligned with survival.

Two contrary developments now present themselves. Firstly, there is a sublimation or sophistication of discrimination, which might be called cultivation. Abstract concepts, modes of expression, artworks, delicate culinary flavors, refined behaviors, and exotic elaborations of sexual-selection stimuli, among innumerable other things, can all be subtly discriminated on the ancient scale, supporting an ever more intricate and extended hierarchy of judgments. The reflexive doubling of this potential upon itself, as captured by the ‘higher’ judgment that to discriminate well is good, produces a ‘natural aristocracy’. For the first time, there is a self-conscious ‘Right’. This, at least, is its logico-mythical ur-form. To divide the good from the bad is good. Order, hierarchy, and distinction emerge from an affirmation of discrimination.

Because the Left cannot create, it comes second. It presupposes an existing hierarchy, or order of discriminations, which is subverted through a ‘slave revolt in morality’. The formula is simple enough: to discriminate is bad. Following from this leftist moral perversion, as its second-order consequence, those who do not discriminate (well), but are in fact discriminated against, must be the good. In the new moral order, therefore, to be bad at discrimination is good — or ‘universalist’ — whilst the old (and now ‘evil’) quality of good judgment, based on competent perception of patterns and differences, is the very quintessence of sin."
I don't know where this guy lives, but prime has only been getting better. I've never seen a next day fee greater than 3.99. Same day delivery was added not too long ago and it costs 3.99. what unbalanced bs link bait.
If you link to unauthorized copies, you are an accessory to theft.

The fact that this is still legal is largely historical accident, and is bound to be overturned by one lawsuit or another, or Congressional loophole closing. It's still morally a crime.
Honest question: how does a prominent person quitting publicly make it more clear that there's a concerted effort (which insinuates an arranged effort, basically a conspiracy) to mislead people? If anything I took it as the opposite, that there is likely some incident(s) that concretely points to sexist behavior. I'm not saying you're wrong, but it seems to me that the simplest explanation is that Julie Ann Horvath quit because she was fed up, not to harm her ex-employer for a bigger cause.

I just realized you may mean the author of the article is trying to harm github's image, which I agree is possible. But the real story to me is Horvath quitting, not someone writing an article about it.
Too bad the missing plane is a 777-200.
Being an evangelist for women at a company is actually not the same thing as having the right to speak for all of them any more than a "developer evangelist" has a right to speak for all the developers.
But don't we celebrate the idea of equality (in certain contexts at least), meritocracy, democracy, etc... and strive for them as ideals?
It's the quarterly post from the guy who just reinvented radix sort.
But with what should meritocracy be replaced? At the workplace I mean.

I get the issue that the elite has the means to reproduce itself. But should that really be the burden of companies, rather than the state (giving people equal access to education I mean).

Even if companies were to train some poor souls into the elite, where should they start? There are so many different disadvantaged people.
I am going to use the search bar then, thank you!
I am using the definition of civil disobedience as first proffered by Thoreau, and effected by Gandhi, MLK, et. al. [1]

It entails neither locality nor symmetry. Indeed, it exploits the fact that there exists a dimension where the faceless establishment cannot hope to enjoy a beneficial asymmetry: sympathy. When you kill or imprison a man for merely using a certain restroom, or sitting in a certain place on the bus, or casting a ballot, etc, you are making a gross injustice apparent to all, and you put yourself in the position of prevailing against the sympathies and sensibilities of society (including some of the oppressors). Thus, it turns an asymmetry that the establishment normally enjoys into a liability.

Upvoted because this discussion has caused me to think of some new and interesting thoughts.

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_Disobedience_(Thoreau)
Ughh, all these buzz words and everyone seems to have a different view on what they mean!

I thought 'full stack' was a developer who could turn their hand to any aspects of the project?

Another term I hate is 'growth hacking' - why does everything need a fancy new name?
Surely that applies to everything about prime - shipping is 'free' after you've paid the fee.

So that means it's all 'free' despite costing $100 just as a Tesla Model S is free after you've paid the $70,000 fee, and a Mac Pro is also free after you've paid the $2,999.

Perfectly reasonable.
Comments pages too.
Yeah that definitely sounds like a major problem.
Is there an interesting story behind that search? You got me wondering.
Brick. Webfonts that look good
You're thinking only one level deep and taking her statements at face value. Look at the entire construction of this piece. What was specifically referenced? Nothing really.

In my opinion, a simple tweet like
"@x has done @y thus influencing me to leave this company, will put up a blog post." would be much more effective.

This way people know what happened, and all journalism is formed around the actual event. If the guy didn't want to get called out publicly, maybe he shouldn't have fucked up, but this way we get to hear both sides of the story.
Thank you for the comment. We are doing this US mothership thing in anticipation of next round of funding from US investor and according to what we know and have heard, US incorporated mothership is the only realistic way to go, right?

So I presume that it would be the best to only delay the IP transfer from Europe to US just before the investment and formal links (US company owning 100% of European company) might be already in place?
The internal API is presumably for YC companies/alum who arrange special access (HNsearch was powered by ThriftDB, another YC alum). Why not just use Algolia's API? http://hn.algolia.com/api

(Even before HNsearch, there was another YC company that served as the official search for HN for a short period. Can't remember the name now though.)
Right now traffic is low enough that we can manually verify each image [1].

[1]: http://paulgraham.com/ds.html
Not only that but they claim to be going after the Reddit/Imgur crowd but Reddit prefers and uses direct links to images; they rarely link to the full HTML page which is where this site would make any money.

Also Imgur has short links not only to the page itself but short links to the actual image. This site's image links look like this:

https://surfer-resizer.herokuapp.com/e12e_1394912757948.jpeg

Not exactly short.
Just in case this was a reply to my now-deleted comment: Sorry about that. I deleted it because I replied to the wrong comment. I reposted it elsewhere: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7405339
Concur. I would use it but it's not watchable on any useful device.
"Vertically integrated" is strongly tied to physical goods production. A new term (full-stack or whatever) is warranted to include all the software, UI/UX, scaling, social media, etc which are a new part of business; the bit-pushing and user-attention-getting sides.
No it's not. I regret wasting my time reading this article. If it had a better title, I wouldn't have bothered.
Best commit and test scenario ever?
I'm not sure ascenders and descenders are the only things factoring in here. I guess doing a visual blur on an image of a word could help to spot characteristics of words. Admittedly, the ascenders and descenders would have a probably primary role in aiding classifying. So maybe it's an 80%/20% thing.

At a guess words with unique clusters of vowels would also stand out say 'Hawaiian'. Or other words like 'cameraman', 'minimum', 'consciousness', 'neuroscience', that all probably have a certain shape or density, even if they are flat.

This regex dictionary may be useful:
http://www.visca.com/regexdict/
/^[aeiuocmnrsvwxz]*$/
You get an internal server error if you submit the signup form on the front page without filling any fields.

You should probably let people just upload their pictures without signing up: offer money for those who do sign up. Currently, it's like that your service's main idea is to make money to the user rather than to let them upload images.
Ok then lets say there is a probability >> 0 of not being able to work all the time. Several acquaintances had to lie in bed for weeks. My wife is also currently having issues.

If P(can't work) > 0 it means E(days can't work) is also > 0.

Also stress for the mother is supposedly bad for the baby. Not sure how stress free a job as minister of the state can be expected to be.
No worries. I keep leaving off the /s. I think we're on the same page.
2KSQUAD 2014 Auditions
As far as I can tell, none of the developers have been approached by Nintendo so far. And I guess by now they should have noticed us in some way.

EDIT: Fixed incorrect double-negative
When you're presenting yourself as an authoritative source of information, ignorance of the absolute basics of what you're talking about ceases to be an excuse.
Concept is interesting. I'm a photographer... is this thing worth it? How many views do I need to generate 1 US Dollar? BUT you site is too slow. I will not predict a bright future with this speed. It takes too long.
>All businesses should really care about is if the employee is a value add to the company.

It's funny, the designer in the article fought against just that.

http://www.businessinsider.com/githubs-ceo-ditches-meritocra...
I would say, that by "IP" he meant "Intellectural Property" ;-)
I always thought more games should have used the gamecube shoulder buttons' feature. Analog and then a click before the bottom which allows it to be used for subtle followed by accurate/sudden actions. I can only think of two games that used it... Mario Sunshine (button was probably included just for it) and Eternal Darkness. Does anyone recall if a shooter did this for aiming on gamecube? I didn't play many shooters on there.
No, it doesn't. It will likely generate more free cash flow, though, allowing Amazon to invest in more things more quickly.
Just in case it wasn't clear: It's this phenomenon that made the sunflower an international icon of the anti-nuclear movement.
Have you seen the minuum keyboard? It looks really nice for very small screens.
Pretty sure that's not true. I believe I've used SSH over TunnelBear, and this page specifically calls out SSH as supported: http://help.tunnelbear.com/customer/portal/articles/1470869-...
Just remembered, read it somewhere: "Open source, as rock'n'roll, will never die."

Truism. I believe in it.