skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think this is by design. If the email address is not associated with a registered coin base account, you get a link to sign up and receive money.

The email content copy should include a footer with a link to get out of receiving such emails. Since they are sending emails to "unverified" email address there is a good chance they get marked as spam by recipients there by damaging their email sender reputation.
When he donated money to remove a law in order to deny gay people their human rights.

You can't just slap "but it's my religionnnnn" on something and call it a day. It's like you haven't bothered to read the rhetoric that right-wing politicians used in the segregated South or apartheid-era South Africa.
The Go language certainly is, but with Node I can do things like "npm install passport-google" and have OAuth in 5 minutes. The Node ecosystem is full of incredibly useful components for getting up and running quickly.

Unfortunately computer language quality seems slightly inversely correlated with the vitality of its ecosystem.
Such things are so subjective, but the sources I read usually only list the first three. I'm not opposed to learning about ClojureScript, but I have to make choices about where to spend my time. At this point, I think I need to focus on addressing JS Linters and what I think an answer would look like. When I write those up, I'd love to hear feedback from someone who knows ClojureScript about how closely (or not) it matches what I would be looking for.
Shouldn't take more than a couple of man-years if you got the right people together. A C compiler is still pretty low down on the toolchain, and there is a whole library of literature explaining how the technology below this level works.

I think the big restriction is how much existing technology you'd be allowed to use, and how functional/scalable the technology would have to be when you're done. I/O is a big hurdle. Do you have to design the graphics hardware yourself? Do you have access to modern photolitography? Are you required to create the monitor/keyboard yourself? Other input devices, like disk drives? Do you need presistent storage at all? Display? Etc.
I have a suspicion this app is harvesting all your LinkedIn contacts, uploading them to the app.sellhack.com server, and then as a "reward" for you giving up all that info, you can pull other contacts back out of sellhack.com.

If so, this is basically a Chrome virus.
I didn't downvote you. For what it's worth as a marketing parable: you want something very particular --- early access to a new tool. People like you generally pay more for tools, not less.

The obvious response to your concern about whether the tool will work out is to wait and see how other people like it. :)
Thinking that marriage is by definition between a man and a woman is not the same as thinking there's anything wrong with being gay. You can't claim someone is oppressing someone's rights by participating in the public debate about what exactly those rights should be.

I disagree with Eich, but I reserve my moral disapproval for those who seek to shame anyone holding an opinion different from that currently politically correct.
This may benefit from some context:

- Civil Partnership was permitted in the UK from 2004.

At that time, it was felt by many gay community leaders that this was a great breakthrough and a legal equivalence to marriage represented equality for gay people in the eyes of the law. Until 2010, gay rights campaigners Stonewall UK declined to campaign for gay marriage.

Civil partnership was seen as a good way to introduce legal equality without wrangling with the church over the use of the word 'marriage'.

This seems to be what Elton John is saying: civil partnership is a great step, and legally what's needed without also dealing with the issue of the word "marriage" at the same time.

However, over time, the gay community made it clear that they felt that this equality-with-a-different-name is not real equality.

- Gay marriage has now been legal in the UK for the last three days.

Elton John was one of the first public names to announce his intention to marry, and the article linked is about his advocacy.

It's not really possible from this quote to say that Elton John was particularly against marriage, even if he didn't personally want to get married at that time. I respectfully suggest that it was the Huffington Post trying to create a story.

On the point about a person's beliefs changing over time, Brendan Eich is free to make a statement to clarify his reason for making a public donation and update us on his current beliefs, if he chooses. His previous statement on this issue expressed no sense of regret.
It's monthly, however even that isn't really acceptable. So far I've been too lazy to figure out if one can setup the live migration stuff to act as workaround for this...not sure. It's definitely something they should at least address / give an official workaround for, or preferably just transparently handle it.
Do You Really Need a Co-Founder?
The default state of every bug report ever is for the reporter to think they've found something that ends the world and the developer to think it's nothing to worry about at all. I've been on both sides and I've felt it.

Banks have entire security teams working around the clock and they work in an area where transactions are mostly reversible. When you work with Bitcoin nothing is reversible so you have to take things even more seriously than the banks.
i didn't mean it would be done easily.

I meant that I could easily see it happening.

It would definitely be hard. I actually love JavaScript. But I could easily imagine someone who has something against Brendan Eich start their own browser without javascript. And I can imagine it becoming viral, too.
I think that's partly because watching great dancers is a very entertaining thing by itself, even to the completely uninformed; the sizzle doesn't need to be manufactured. In fact, SYTYCD helped me learn a lot about the nuances of dance, something I'd been unaware of previously.

On the other hand, I can't see an ideologically pure version of 'So You Think You Can Code' any time soon.
If that were to happen there is nothing stopping new market entrants from quickly gaining market share simply with lower prices.

DigitalOcean has done this to some extent (although it is unclear how much of their pricing relies on venture funding and generous payment terms for hardware/data centers space combined with rapid growth.)
I just had this happen recently and there was no warning. Perhaps it depends on the "level" of services you are using. My instance was just an "extra small" vm.
RoboPhot
I would be more impressed if they boycotted JavaScript.
Kinda adorable how people keep arguing back and forth, but fail to take notes on how the actual Moz employees act or think on it. And most of them think he is entitled to his beliefs and acts, and he should not be banished for it, even if they do not agree with him.

Please, try to learn this approach, pro-gay activists.

http://bholley.wordpress.com/2014/03/31/on-brendan-eich-and-...

https://staktrace.com/spout/entry.php?id=823

http://christianheilmann.com/2014/03/31/on-hating/

http://www.twobraids.com/2014/03/the-mozilla-ceo.html

http://patrickfinch.com/2014/03/31/the-most-important-decisi...

https://ozten.com/psto/2014/03/28/pick-your-battles/
It looks like an internet connection is required for the demo. When I try to open it without a connection, I'm told my trial has expired, even though I've never used the software.

Is an internet connection required only for trial period verification or is this, always online, internet connection required, software?
Piglet – A simple scripting language for data processing inspired by Apache Pig
Is a racist hateful? My grandmother was a racist and was a really good/kind women who dedicated much of her life to helping others (including people of color). She didn't treat other races hatefully, but she did have warped beliefs about other races- "stemming from ignorance and her religion instead of bigotry or hate" (your words).

I didn't compare him to nazis, skinheads, or other violent/hateful racists. You shouldn't equate racism with hate.

In short, I think it's a fair comparison. Right now, I don't think he's a hateful person though more information could change my mind.
Zora Neale Hurston supported segregation. Would you argue that segregation wasn't racist?
Nothing really stopping somebody automating the creation of those either when you're up against people with ridiculous amounts of cost-free (read, botnet) resources to spam with. The Bitcoin reddit gets flooded with spam on an almost minutely basis despite reddits heavy rate limiting and captchas.
JQuery honeypot – Spam-submission protector
Let's drag down the internet experience based on what a single person did. What retards.
Don't think I'd invest in someone who's reading comprehension is so poor they'd mistake a discussion about safety for one of propriety. Those who do not track reality tend to get, shall I say, stomped by it.
The Seiki only supports 4K at 30hz, and is sized to be a TV rather than a monitor. It's far less practical to use a 50" display at 2' away than a 28" display of the same resolution. You could maybe even manage 2-3 28" displays on a desk.
A lot to like after using the trial for a few hours. Its expensive so I'm not ready to buy just yet but could see jumping in after the next rev if they make improvements.

2 crucial features I can't really use this seriously without: layouts and components. Components need to be updating, not just a way to copy and create duplicate elements everywhere.

Also for me, this would only ever be for throwaway prototypes since I see it as improbable you'll support ember anytime soon.

Great start though, unfortunately with an idea this ambitious you need quite a lot to get web devs to jump on board.
I would love to see AWS offer a MariaDB option for RDS.
Lots of small businesses are perfectly happy to lock out foreign IP addresses on the slightest breeze, and it's probably a good result because for those businesses 1000 out of 1000 requests from the Eastern Hemisphere are hostile.
A fair portion this guy's posts seem to be criticizing people for using certain tools/techniques and how much various things suck.
thanks api! I did some googling and it seems like Go have goauth. Although npm is nice, I don't mind searching for 3rd party frameworks.
I read that node can be a headache if the project becomes big. Is this true?
You are entitled to an opinion. You are not entitled to protection from the consequences of acting on that opinion.

This is not an issue of "personal feelings".
Actual business advice: creating a really good game is a black swan (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_swan_theory) and multiple attempts will yield better results than a first big one (think very low probability as opposed to very very low probability).
I am not the creator, I posted this because we spent way too much time looking for a designer on dribbble, behance, and elance.
Users look at the applications and then vote on whether the designer should be admitted
I'm engaged in monthly projects, of which Piglet was the second of this year. I'm a big fan of Apache Pig, and wondered what a "small-data" version of Apache Pig would look like in code (though it's not a complete version of Pig).

This was implemented very quickly and is not ideal in some cases (RPN for expressions, for example). It's heavily assert-ridden to help in debugging and is not for the faint of heart. But you can see numerous examples to illustrate how it's used.

I'm curious what people think?

Thanks,

Tim.
This is a very relevant question, added an elaborate answer directly in the project README: https://github.com/uberVU/grid/blob/master/README.md#faq-why...
Have you tried blekko.com ? The slashtags feature specifically does what you are describing here.

Of course, using this method will not get you data from sites that explicitly ban crawling (like yelp.com).

Disclaimer: I used to work at blekko and I implemented the slashtags feature.
Demonstrates expertise in a particular domain. It's a good exercise to improve one's skills and a good opportunity to provide evidence of one's skills. No one knows what you're good at unless you tell them.
Have you ever tried to program in JavaScript? It doesn't have classes but the syntax looks similar: this is actually a pointer to that.

null == false // false

!null // true

He should be exiled for inventing JS.

</joke?
Fortunately for us, we have the opportunity to form our opinion of him by the actions he takes rather than the words he uses.
Optimizing Objective-C (2000-2004)
I think this is good just for creating the initial layout. Create the containers and rows, and add some placeholders. I don't think this tool is going to have much future if they try to compete with the traditional web design methods.

I see a future for this tool if they focus on the style exporting features. Something more close to Adobe Edge Reflow rather than Adobe Muse that is what I think they are aiming for.
does anyone have a link to the usability of AWS v Google vs Azure? I'm looking to setup a personal server for all kinds of data wrangling, personal projects, websites etc. Im wondering what the most cost effective solution might be.
Javascript and now this!

Why shouldn't you say something? Religion enjoys way too much freedom. A lot of people here give these discriminators a free pass for no rational reason. Horrible.
The same, and my custom email even included 'linkedin' as a substring, so no doubt about it. Also I was seeing web crawler bots hitting URLs that were hidden behind a "contacts only" privacy limit.
Looking at the ensuing thread, I can see why one might hate to be the one to ask this.
Does that make him wrong?
Why so many accounts? You can use the "jsmith+coinbase@gmail.com" syntax to get a unique email address for each service. Two factor auth drastically frustrates an account hijack, so you're gaining almost nothing by separating them.
Reducing it to a "hot button issue" is invalid. As far as human rights goes, there's no rational way to arrive at same-sex marriages not being allowed, if heterosex marriages are.

Whereas in the US, gun ownership is enshrined in the constitution, so even if gun ownership was a major net negative, it'd still be an issue.

Just like in some countries, complete bank secrecy is a constitutional issue, so even giving the local IRS-equivalent, while demonstrably a net positive for society, becomes a "hot button" issue.

Probably the closest modern issue is being against euthanasia/suicide. It's obviously cruel to force people to suffer, and safety issues aside, it's obvious someone should be able to terminate their life in face of insurmountable suffering. Yet people will object to that on all sorts of grounds.
I'm not saying you should respect his beliefs. I'm saying you should stop calling him a bigot because you don't know what he actually believes, and don't have any evidence that he's homophobic.

All we know is that he donated $1000 to reaffirm, in law, that marriage can only be between a man and a woman.

Perhaps he believes that the state should remove all recognition of marriage and just recognize civil unions going forward for everyone with the benefits from marriage.

We don't know, because he hasn't talked about his beliefs. And honestly, I don't believe they're that important when Mozilla has reaffirmed their strive for equality.
Yeah, that'd be fun. How should we coordinate?
How is that fundamentally different from lying outside of poker?
You seem to imply that societal morals always "improve" (according to some definition) over time. But what if, 50 years from now, being racist is widely acceptable again? Does that suddenly make it "moral"?
Are emails being sent out regardless of the decision?
There may not be "macros", per se, but there is definitely a lot of compile-time logic.
Changing your startup’s name: A tale of crowdsourcing 843 domain names
In Britain today, there is a millionaire gay couple who are suing the Church of England because they want to have a wedding in a church. Is this about symbolism, acceptance or poking a finger in the eye of Christians?
This has to be an April Fool's joke.
If you believe what is on wikipedia...
http://wikiislam.net/wiki/Islam_and_Homosexuality

As of 1999 in Iran, more than 4,000 lesbians and gays had been executed since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
...
As of 2009, homosexual relationships, acts or behavior are illegal in 36 Islamic countries. 10 impose the death penalty.
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They're not testing for GCC stalling, they're testing for user interaction stalling -- the same thing the OP is complaining about.

Strictly speaking, the direct cause of OP's problem appears to be outside the kernel, but it is system-level. Microsoft has created a stack in which low-priority tasks can trivially destroy the responsiveness of interactive tasks unrelated to the build process.
Divulging a name when presented with an email address is pretty bad and I'm not sure why it would be necessary.

Just confirming that an email address is in the system is fairly minor.
If you (or anyone in the this thread) would be so kind as to write up a description of some specific functionality or interactions that we can improve and email them to me (m/a/r/a/y at microsoft dotcom) I would appreciate it. I can't promise instant gratification results, but I will do my best to get your feedback to the right person.

Thanks :-)
Well, if you're going to do it right, there should be Congressional hearings on the matter, where private citizens are asked if they are or ever have been a member or supporter of an organization that is against same-sex marriage.

After all, isn't that where all this is heading?
I agree with you, but I don't think it would be worth the effort to conduct this attack for such low value transactions. I'm certainly not an expert here, and clearly the blockchain is the only source of truth in the end.
Knowledge management in big institutions.
-> Being aware there's a missing piece of the puzzle.
-> Being aware of who has pieces of this puzzle.
-> Being able to tell this piece belongs with a different puzzle.
-> For each puzzle. how many (and which) pieces no longer fit in the whole picture (because puzzles evolve over time).
-> For each piece, find out the name of the guy who has it.
-> Bob's turned his 2 week notice... which puzzles are likely to suffer one year from now because of the pieces (or meta pieces) he's taking with him.
The team deserves a congratulation to produce and ship a decent product on both platforms in a relatively fast pace given their limited resources (they're not Adobe or MS).

However, I'm critical of the site and the HN post.

It seems to me the post links to checkout page to increase conversion. Or at least that was the intent of it. However, this is not a small purchase and I think they lose even more by sending them to what looks a like a blind alley.

Secondly, the page has a coupon code option. Right away I know I don't want to pay the full price.

I think the product can save you enough time to warrant the price asked, but I think I would have bought it if the HN post included a 50% coupon. Especially if it they had a V1 2-day sale option. Not only I would have bought it, but I would have shared on FB and twitter. Given many HN readers are influencers that would have been a good marketing move.

All these aside, I think their videos are horrible. Especially for a $180 product. If the scripts were a bit more polished they could have covered as much in half the time. They also lack the big picture intro followed by diving into details. For example: we are able to create global styles an apply it to different objects. Let me show you how it's done....

To get very picky, the narrator's voice is a bit whiny. I have made videos in the past and we spend 1-2 hours just on polishing the script and I offered a friend with a great voice free lunch to come and narrate the video. So it can be done.

Still, kudos to the team!
I believe you are correct: http://blog.sellhack.com/post/75825344472/why-we-built-sellh...
Mysql has schemas too, they are just mislabeled as "databases". The fact that mysql doesn't offer multiple databases is a bit of a concern of course.
It seems to me that capitalism is struggling because of a lack of technological progress, not because of a surplus of it. There really haven't been any major breakthroughs for a while for improving access to energy or materials. Manufacturing is if anything degrading; the new hotness is finding people to work cheap. That's probably because robotics has been stagnant for too long. Food production is more or less a fight to stay even.

This is an age of improvements in computing/communications. That is eventually going to help other areas but for now people seem to be determined to stop that from happening...
Cortex A-15 can also run at nearly double the clock rate though: 2.5 GHz vs 1.4 GHz.
On the design and architecture of cards (Twitter, Google, Tinder, et. al.)
This isn't correct.

Azure uses HyperV[1] as their virtualization technology. That isn't the same as Windows at all, although it is included in Windows Server.

While I have had more reboots on Azure than on AWS, it isn't weekly by any means - more like every 3 months or so. It hasn't been often enough for it to be a problem (low usage environment though, so YMMV).

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper-V#Microsoft_Hyper-V_Serve...
The Future of Online Dating: Megan's Law
They should just merge with upworthy
The JVM, the CLR, Flash, NaCL -- all of these already exist with browser implementations yet are having traction issues.

On top of that, it is unlikely Eich controls JS to the same level as FF, so it'd be a mostly pointless gesture. It'd be like finding out John McCarthy was a vile person, and abandoning all LISP-like languages.
That's pretty awesome. Sounds like you grew up in a pretty cool environment for becoming very multilingual. Sadly for me, not a lot of Americans grow up multilingual and I never studied any other languages until French in high-school. And to be honest, I wasn't very motivated back then and I didn't put a lot of effort into it. Pretty much all I can say in French now is:

je ne parle pas Francais

or

je parle un peux Francais

and

je m'appelle mindcrime

I like your idea about learning by hanging out on forums dedicated to other languages though. I hadn't thought of that. One thing I used to do when I was studying Spanish, was watching an hour or two of some Spanish language TV show a couple of times a week.

Of course, one great thing about the Internet is that there are podcasts, streaming audio radio stations, youtube videos, and tons of resources for learning almost any language you can think of. But, again, time and energy are the big constraints (at least in my world).

Anyway, glad you posted this thread. It's reminded me of my desire to dive back into language learning.
Note: nobody could tolerate Shockley and his story is not a success story. His sharp, unsympathetic and impractical opinions were mirrored directly in this management style. The style lacked pragmatic approaches to problem solving:

While Shockley had received a Nobel Prize in Physics and was an experienced researcher and teacher, his managing of the group created harsh working conditions.He chose a strategy for circuit design that failed and created an intolerable working atmosphere. The group of PhD graduates hired demanded that Shockley be replaced. When their demands were rebuffed, they realized they had to leave.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traitorous_eight