skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I could get it to run in DOSBox but couldn't get things to print right the way she wanted it to.

edit: i now see that you found a version of DOSBox that I didn't find that has good printer support.
> Yet you purposely eat high fat and low nutrition foods such as butter

You make it sound like a bad choice, but that's exactly the keto food that gives them results, and the one that makes the difference. High fat food like butter.

Most people subscribed to /r/keto already tried all you advocate, and failed.

Keto works for them, don't try to disregard that.
I'd be pretty damn actively aggressive if someone was trying to make me apologize for manufacturing a car that kept its occupant safe in a 110mph crash.
It's a silly comparison anyway. If that's what it costs to produce ink then that's what it costs. However, I'm sure there's a premium price put on ink no matter what it cost.
The increasing popularity of gap years
Ingenuous! I wonder if a LTE base station (eNodeB) could be build similarly? That would really catalyze innovation in cellular network design.
I realize that they license it. I dispute that it's anything but a cash cow for those companies that charge $100-$300 for map updates that many other companies make available for free.

I've purchased licenses for multiple software packages and at the scales that these car distributors work at, it's ridiculous to think that their actual gps data costs aren't nominal (ie, pennies) per vehicle.
I remember when http://noteslate.com/ launched their site & demos and being excited, checking back weekly, then monthly, then realized that it was all a big cloud of vaporware.

I hope Sony actually goes through with this. I currently use an ipad mini & notesplus with a jot pro - it's a good setup and works well, but I still find myself reaching for legal pads half the time.
I ran it 5 times and the best it got was 3884, which is about what I expected. I submit that you just got lucky :)
I totally agree. There are so many venues on internet you can express yourself. However on a limited time frame it works. Only a week away from the elections, not many people will be able to reconnect through other means.
EMAN LAW GROUP
Eman Law group: The law group is a place that is dedicated to all the people who come as an immigrant in the United States and try to seek an asylum in the country. After arriving in the country, it is the best place in the entire United States.
Yes. My '13 Prius V MP3 player doesn't properly randomize tracks from my flash drives. Apparently no one at Toyota tested their player with a 64 gig thumb drive with ~840 directories.

I doubt Toyota will ever retro-fix the obvious software flaws. Tesla however sounds like they get it. Although many of us won't be buying an $80K vehicle any time soon, I expect that these kinds of innovations will trickle down to the mass market as people start to become dimly aware of the benefits.

Hey, people might even start to ask why all cars can't be made as survivable as a Tesla S.
Looks nice but I don't see a way to zoom in, which is a deal breaker for using it with building plans.
That's nice, but I found the story behind the leading image more interesting: http://www.robotlab.de/bios/bible.htm (robotic calligraphy)
The Most Hilariously Accurate Representation of a Client Meeting Ever
I will have to try this out.... the problem with extracting all the recipes... of which there are a ton. is that you are still in a go in print them one by one then parse the pdf. What I really wanted to do was figure out how to read the data files then pull everything into a db or something where I could do more with it.
Yes.

Ink and printers are complementary goods. A person can't buy whatever ink they want, they need the ink that goes with their printer. At the same time, if ink prices go up $5 per cartridge, few people will go out and buy an entirely new printer.
Currently on 13.10 at home, 12.10 at work desktop, 12.04 on servers. I feel no need yet to upgrade my desktop and my servers. All my previous upgrades had been motivated by better config tools and installers or new software. All these issues have dealt with by earlier releases. I think the distro is no longer the conduit for delivering new software and 14.04 doesn't bring any compelling upgrades outside of Unity tweaks, which I don't use. I'm going to wait this one out.
Dear Internet, please make a tumblr of Tesla car gifs running over things. Thanks!
Most of innovative indie games are probably using a custom engine anyway. I think it's good when the whole team is creative including programmers.
Come on dude, you make it sound like these things we're catching on fire all over the place - "... the number of incidents remains small, and Tesla’s review to date points to the building receptacle or wiring as the primary cause of failed NEMA 14-50 adapters, the company has determined that a voluntary recall is appropriate as a precautionary measure.”
Garamond also looks good. I hate Times New Roman.
What "fuzz" is this referring to? I have for a long time preferred GIMP to paint.net for its portability and versatility, but neither of these compete with MSPaint in any way-- they fill a completely different role.
What I like of the film is how the companies control all the personal information of him without you even noticing about it. You don't event get to see how he purchases the OS, if it has monthly fees or anything like that because that is not relevant any more. The super powerful tech companies control everything and they created that product to keep people engaged more and more.
I see people falling in love with Google already, I can totally see how they will fall in love when Google is saying hi to them. For many people that is the only amount of social interaction they'll have.

There are many more aspects of the movie to talk about but that was my overall vision of it.
30%: "Notch on why Minecraft still isn't on Steam": http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/07/25/notch-on-why-minecraft-sti...
And lets not forget how astonishing that is in light of what many other car manufacturers[0] do when they find issues that effect millions of their cars in a much more dangerous way. The fact that even with that issue, their safety numbers are through the roof and their number of incidents are way under the national average, and they still willingly and transparently issues a recall, I count that as nothing but a plus for Tesla.

[0]http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1000142412788732466910...
It isn't paranoia if they really are out to get you!

But yes, I have been waiting for a device like this for ages. I tried a smaller e-ink device, but trying to view PDFs on that was painful at best. I'm even wondering if 1200x1600 resolution is good enough for scientific papers.

Why letter size? Isn't that a little bit obscure?
Consider the possibility that he wasn't using shallow strawmen, and also consider that your comment might be an example of exactly what he's complaining about! (You don't actually have to agree, but you wouldn't have written your GP comment that way if you had really thought about it.)
Or even an "oops, I pushed that update to production instead of test"
Do corporations have souls?
Then why are we as a country(USA) debating whether corporations have religious freedom? There's a lot of business people on this forum, what do you think?
> Which brings me to the problem of Samantha. She apparently has freewill.

> Instead, Spike Jonze creates an AI that's actually alive, deep, and something it's okay to fall in love with--I couldn't accept that.

The biggest issue I had with the story in the movie was the lack of pre-story. How did we get there?

An AI with adult human level intelligence, compassion and emotional maturity would not be created in one step. It would include decades of work on increasingly complex and capable AIs. And an AI with even limited intelligence, limited free will but with curiosity could cause enormous damage to all internet-connected infrastructure. Small children can be assholes, because they are experimenting with getting reactions out of other people.

It seems to me that if an AI portrayed in the movie can be one day built, then we must also have accidentally built a Terminator-style AI before that.
SMS analysis reveals relationships
Why wouldn't you build a newer package for 13.04, or try using the trusty package on it? I can't imagine waiting for a new OS release every time I needed a newer package.
I mean obviously children are much more than financial drains in terms of emotional and spiritual fulfillment. I don't think anyone's arguing that. But it is true that for most of human history children were economic boons from a very young age: most people were farmers, and very few people went to school, so kids could contribute economically by doing farm chores when quite young. This is untrue in modern society, obviously. It doesn't mean people don't have children or love their children, but it does mean that people are satisfied with having one or two kids rather than the four or five or more common in agricultural societies, which puts us below replacement rates.
How about: "Prevent predatory and abusive pricing shenanigans by large corporations and instead create some workable semblance of a free market, save millions for yourself, save many further millions for your employers/voters, and have the warm glow of doing your alloted job to some minimum standard".
THAT is something I haven't tried. I'll be headed to the store today to get some tape. Thanks for replying.
I think https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7486837 is meant.
How do you get to present to Bezos "a few month" after joining as a graduate?
Only part of you?
They seem to be parsing the structure rather than just gluing strings, kudos for that!

However, the tricky case they've run into:

<template name="hello">
{{#if bold}}
<b>Hello {{name}}!</b>
{{else}}
Hello {{name}}!
{{/if}}
</template>

has been solved in TAL:

<template name="hello">
<b tal:omit-tag="not:bold">Hello {{name}}!</b>
</template>
I've worked in industrial process systems where firmware is pushed out to millions of devices. The process is pretty rigorous - first the engineering team develops a candidate build, they run it through full regression and acceptance. Once it passes all the various code quality tests (coverage, static analysis, etc...), it's signed. Only code which is signed can be run on the production bootloader. The process required to sign a firmware image requires M of N people to come together with their credentials (hardware keys) to have the HSM (Hardware Security Module), sign the firmware.

The actual roll out of the firmware is of course staged - in Tesla's case, they likely roll it out to all of their employees teslas for a period of time, and then to a candidate group, and eventually everyone.

The team that actually pushes the firmware, is completely separate from the team that builds, and signs - they have a fairly detailed set of procedures that ensures a quality push, which is their entire focus.

The likely difference, is that the process I described, usually took 4-6 months after the code was completed, whereas Elon Musk/Tesla can probably spin it around in 4-6 weeks.
John Cleese doesn't agree:

“Too many people confuse being serious with being solemn.”

He expands:

Now I suggest to you that a group of us could be sitting around after dinner,
discussing matters that were extremely serious like the education of our chil-
dren, or our marriages, or the meaning of life (and I’m not talking about the
film), and we could be laughing, and that would not make what we were discuss-
ing one bit less serious.
Solemnity, on the other hand, I honestly don’t know what it’s for. I mean,
what is the point of it? The two most beautiful memorial services that I’ve
ever attended both had a lot of humor and it freed us all and made the ser-
vices inspiring and cathartic. But solemnity, it serves pomposity and the self-
important always know, at some level of their consciousness, that their egotism
is going to be punctured by humor. That’s why they see it as a threat.

and as an example:

“Graham Chapman, co-author of the "Parrot Sketch", is no more. He has ceased
to be. Bereft of life, he rests in peace. He's kicked the bucket, hopped the
twig, bit the dust, snuffed it, breathed his last, and gone to meet the great
Head of Light Entertainment in the sky. And I guess that we're all thinking
how sad it is that a man of such talent, of such capability for kindness, of
such unusual intelligence, should now so suddenly be spirited away at the age
of only forty-eight, before he'd achieved many of the things of which he was
capable, and before he'd had enough fun. Well, I feel that I should say: non-
sense. Good riddance to him, the freeloading bastard, I hope he fries. And the
reason I feel I should say this is he would never forgive me if I didn't, if
I threw away this glorious opportunity to shock you all on his behalf. Any-
thing for him but mindless good taste.
(He paused, then claimed that Chapman had whispered in his ear while he was
writing the speech):
All right, Cleese. You say you're very proud of being the very first person
ever to say 'shit' on British television. If this service is really for me,
just for starters, I want you to become the first person ever at a British
memorial service to say 'fuck'.”
This is an interesting question. If you look at the literature the word 'evidence' really means 'observations purported to lead one to the conclusion that ....'. Definitely confusing for the casual reader - and it seems also for the health professionals (as they like to call themselves) specifically those who have egg on their faces over this volte face. Fact is there is nothing new about all this.

As an example it's been noted that countries with a high saturated fat consumption have higher cholesterol levels and high death rates from heart disease. Is this evidence that saturated fats contribute to heart disease? The 2005 Malmo study of 28,000 men and women showed no relationship with cardiovascular disease in men and a statistically insignificant <downward> trend for women.

If you use WHO public data and compare the seven countries with the lowest consumption of saturated fat with the seven countries with the highest consumption you get an interesting result. Every country with the lowest saturated fat consumption has higher rates of heart disease than every country in the group with the highest saturated fat consumption.

Wherever you go from there it's not leading to the conclusion that saturated fat is a major culprit (any biochemical can be linked to a dysfunction if you try hard enough) in heart disease.
Great program. Absolutely terrible website. Where's the download link? I can't find it amidst the giant "download this crapware!" graphics all over the place.
Nice move on their part. I think while the Tesla may be less fire-prone than other cars, Musk exaggerates it:

"The odds of fire in a Model S, at roughly 1 in 8,000 vehicles, are five times lower than those of an average gasoline car..."

What matters is the miles driven by cars, not the number of cars on the roads. It seems likely that other cars are driven longer distances, and Tesla cars are probably used by many owners as a second car.
Facebook lab building drones, satellites for Web access
> These people may not be early adopters or use the same hardware we do, but the quality of their experience matters just as much.

This speaks to the value FB sees in low-quality, high-reach experiences. Well, this and the WhatsApp acquisition. It's a very mature and reasonable response to Dustin's armchair speculation.
And me! I guess we just made a step in the right direction.
U.S. judge calls Baidu's censorship "free speech" (and he's right, of course)
"Her"? Seriously?
three quick thoughts here.

1) you're bang-on-correct.

2) that why i only read industry analysis from folk who are making money for a living doing it. not a guy who hasn't shipped a game. not a guy who's only tinkered with small libraries.

3) more to your point, a hobbyist can't even USE unreal or cryengine. how many posts of "why doesn't this look better? i'm using unreal!" have you seen? "well, for one thing, you don't know a lightmap from a bumpmap and your game stutters because your objects have 50,000 tris and you're doing 200 draw calls on each one...."
His name? It would be fair enough to warn people about the guy.
Google Naps, For When You Need A Nap Nearby
Just do-release-upgrade and you can have it now man!
No. Use SnippingTool.exe; it comes bundled with Windows.
See the test cases in test/perf; they can be run with `make check` (or `make test`).
Impossible – US launch
This is almost identical to Roald Dahl's 1998 story - "The Great Automatic Grammatizator"
Can they?

I tried to order something online with a prepaid debit card once and it was rejected. I then put in my CC and it worked fine.

Disclaimer: My experiences don't necessarily reflect others.
What I actually want to know is if you had the same number of other average cars driving the same distance as the Teslas, how many people could you expect to be killed in these cars.

Here is my crude estimation. If we consider that there are 3.2 * 10^-4 people killed in traffic per car per year[1] and that there are 20000 Tesla Model S on the road[2], then we get that there should have been about 6 deaths.

Now most of the Teslas have not been on the road for a whole year probably so I'm not sure how valid this estimation is.

This seems to be some indication that zero deaths is very low for this number of cars but to be sure I think one would need to make a more detailed estimate. Doing some statistical analysis would also be good.

[1] https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=traffic+deaths+per+car...
[2]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Model_S
Because I had the Linux knowledge. But for the average user, that (x)ubuntu aims at, this is a unsolvable problem.
In my case I have not lost weight doing keto, simply because I have never been overweight.

But I have reduced my triglycerides count from 390 to 140, I can program for 6 hours straight instead of just 2, I feel less tired through the day, and I am much healthier than ever.

Keto is not a fad diet to me, it is a lifestyle.
If this thing supports epub as well it would be perfect. I have been looking for a full A4-sized e-ink reader for ages now but aside from my Kindle DX, (which has to be hacked to read PDF's and epub) there has been very little.

I am not interested in the note taking, although it may prove useful at some point, I want it as a large e-ink reader for technical books.
Cheatsheet, perhaps?
I already moved all my servers to Debian, have not decided when I should do the same on the Desktop side yet, I don't really care about games/MIR/smart-UI-decision-made-for-me/one-GUI-does-all-screens etc, all I need is vim and a browser, with newer tested packages installed underneath for development.
But titanium is less dense than steel, hence preferred when weight is important. For an electric car, weight is paramount, I would think.
Medium is famous for internet drama, and more recently parody articles about Medium and internet drama.

If I read something 'by Elon Musk' on Medium I normally:

- Assume it's not Elon Musk, but rather someone who hates Elon Musk

- Start reading it in an Elon-Musk-Bond-Villain persona
The amount of failures eclipses the amount of successes by a lot. I didn't say we shouldn't still study them, but the idea they are "pretty good usually" is false.
You should check out the documentary "Pleasure Unwoven" for the psychiatric/brain aspects of addiction http://www.amazon.com/Pleasure-Unwoven-Explanation-Disease-A...
There is a word for it, "greenwashing".

I have noticed this numerous times, where something is sold as green, but at the end of the day, it produces more consumption, not less. Biofuels are a perfect example in my opinion, as they are just burning more crap and polluting the air. Only if the fuels are grown on what was previously concrete does the whole green argument about biofuels make any sense.
Is the Oculus Rift sexist?
> Don't pages load fast enough already?

Ho ho ho... good one.
As I type this comment, most other comments are pointing out how a 6th grader got this wrong, by failing to suggest the "correct" solution of abandoning printing.

I don't... how do I put this nicely.

This is a kid. He is smart. He looked at the problem from a new angle. He came up with a nice hack. Presumably we want more kids with more of a hacking spirit.

I hope he doesn't read Hacker News.
Because like many others (including me) he used Ubuntu for years until unity came along?
I used to love Paint.NET back in my (dark) Windows days. Could anyone suggest a good web-based alternative that would be OS agnostic today?
Did anyone else notice a screw coming detached from the titanium underbody shield after the impact of the three ball tow hitch, you can also see the shield bend on the impact of the concrete block and the hole where the screw was. It would be kind of ironic if this actually made the car less safe.
How the MENT-BDA merger disrupts the entire SPICE market
Exaggeration, perhaps, but the majority of collisions occur on local roads rather than on highways, and as you say, the Tesla is more likely to be used locally than on long highway trips, hence more exposed to drunks running stop signs and so forth.
They license it and give it away with several hundred dollar gadgets. Seems surprising that an auto manufacturer wouldn't do the same with their tens-or-hundreds-of-thousand dollars products.
You guys are going down a pointless path of pedantry. The original attack suggested Facebook's sole reason for making the decision was advertising metrics. This person is saying that isn't true. I'm guessing the team running one of the top trafficked sites in the world is aware of media queries.
It's all the way at the top: http://www.getpaint.net/download.html
The chess one sounds like Moore's law and knowing something about the complexity of chess. Considering the following predictions for early 2000s (made in 1990):

- Translating telephones allow people to speak to each other in different languages.

- Machines designed to transcribe speech into computer text allow deaf people to understand spoken words.

- Exoskeletal, robotic leg prostheses allow the paraplegic to walk.

- Telephone calls are routinely screened by intelligent answering machines that ask questions to determine the call's nature and priority.

- "Cybernetic chauffeurs" can drive cars for humans and can be retrofitted into existing cars. They work by communicating with other vehicles and with sensors embedded along the roads.

he sounds a bit like a sharp shooter from Texas. Some of them are pretty cool though, but hard to judge without more knowledge of the state of things in the AI world back then. Anyone care to comment?

Here's what someone more knowledgeable had to say about the matter: http://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/software/ray-kurzweils-sl...
Apple used to forbid bundling interpreters/VMs, but the rules were relaxed in 2010, to forbid only dynamically loading code to execute in such an environment. A code-executing environment where all the code to be executed is statically bundled with the app is allowed since 2010, so you can embed a Lua or JS environment as long as you also embed all the Lua/JS scripts in the app.

Here's a story from when the change was made: http://allthingsd.com/20100909/apple-hands-app-developers-an...

The current terms read:

3.3.2: An Application may not download or install executable code. Interpreted code may only be used in an Application if all scripts, code and interpreters are packaged in the Application and not downloaded. The only exception to the foregoing is scripts and code downloaded and run by Apple's built-in WebKit framework.