skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
iirc, they were revoked because he complied with the order to disclose them to law enforcement
I think they're competing with https://addy.co
A thing to note: while it might seem redundant in the USA...sharing a location with someone in many parts of the world is difficult.
Aaaand your lack of foresight makes both you and your gender/orientation/race look worse, and helps mean that the next time somebody tries to bring this up as a valid concern they'll be taken a bit less seriously.
He's giving "feminism" far more respect than it's due. Empirically, it is a baseless ideology on par with Astrology, but far more sinister because of its political and economic consequences.

In the real world, the study of human behavior resides within the realm of evolutionary biology, with a focus on evolutionary psychology. The empirical principles that govern human behavior are fascinating and complex, but are well understood within the coherent framework of evolutionary biology.

"Feminism", and all of its post-modern counterparts are pseudo-intellectual nonsense promulgated by fanatics.

But don't take my word for it, here's just one expert's opinion [1].

1. http://edge.org/memberbio/helena_cronin
It's one way we're curing cancer. Other promising avenues include personalized cancer vaccines which essentially recruit your immune system to attack the tumor[1], or other viral vectors such as the recent Mayo success[2] using the measles vaccine to counter cancer.

[1]: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/05/15/us-health-cancer-m...

[2]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cancer_vaccine
In fact, looking through our server logs, you've never voted more than once for the same item in the last 12 days. These are logs of all requests, before the code could even potentially error or filter them.

For some reason, your browser isn't making the request, or it's getting dropped before we see it. If you have any ideas I'd love to hear them, but right now I've got nothing to go on.
Would play.
The Air doesn't have touchscreen nor proper digitizer though. And those features are important for some people.
I also find the argument to be spurious. Indiscriminate disinfectants kill benign microbes as well as pathogenic microbes, leaving a clean surface to be colonized by the first species that land on it, whether good or bad.

The fine article details a practice wherein rather than apply a scorched-earth policy to all microbes, known good species are intentionally cultivated to both deny a beachhead to invading pathogenic microbes, and for other benefits, such as removal of unpleasant body wastes.

Centuries of scientific inquiry has shown that there really is no such thing as a clean and sterile surface outside of certain specially-constructed rooms with carefully managed airflows. Soaps and shampoos simply favor species able to spread and multiply quickly. when used frequently enough, they also prevent humans from becoming a disease vector.

That frequency is a matter for investigation. It may be that only physicians, nurses, and hospital staff who always wash thoroughly before each and every patient contact are actually contributing to public health, and that people who wash every time they pass a sink during the day--maybe once per 3 hours--are simply breeding for triclosan resistance and favoring the tenacious and rapidly multiplying species.
Male here. Yes. Many many times. If anything, this is a very conservative report.

I'm guessing that you've seen it, too. Probably you didn't notice it, because it wasn't directed at you, and everyone in the room was also pretending it didn't happen.
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So what exactly is the "IANA IPv4 Recovered Address Space"? Today's news sounds almost exactly like February 2011 when the IANA announced that it finally allocated the last remaining blocks: http://www.nro.net/news/ipv4-free-pool-depleted
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Google surface pro hackintosh and wait a few months for the community to figure the 3 out.
If you rent, you can leave whenever the heck you want and then go live wherever the heck you want. That's true freedom and to some people - myself included - worth every penny.

Its really interesting the different things people value. I value not fundamentally worrying if there were to be an earthquake and this place would be destroyed. I value one day waking up and deciding, hey, I think I want to go try living in Portland, or just a different neighborhood here. I value not worrying about housing prices. This is just me of course, I totally accept that the other side of the equation has perfectly valid points.
That pretty much eliminates a lot of the big cities in the US, and a fair amount of the suburbs and smaller cities. Basically, anywhere where you'd be living in a building and not a single-family home. (Though a lot of single-family homes are coming under the purview of various associations and societies these days).

HOAs are a plague on humanity, but they're very hard to avoid in many circumstances.
Well, not that much. A mission of men armed to the teath, invading some BS hideaway in the middle of nowhere, with helicopters, ultra-modern technology and support from their base.

Not exactly A-level hero stuff.
Looks pretty pricey w/no trial option. Anyone use this software? How does it compare to websites like builtwith.com? Article doesn't mention competing products.
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I miss the Danger developer community every single day. A finer bunch of people (in general, there were exceptions... :-) I've never known.
You're incorrect. Except maybe about postmodernism being pseudo-intellectual nonsense, in which case you would be correct only by accident.
The macs from the refurbished part of the Apple store are great deals, but please stop telling people. They already sell out quickly, and the prices will only go up.
Interest payments are only part of the story. The equivalent rent we calculate provides a much more direct comparison.
Yes, so Surface Pro 4 it is for me then. ALso by then they'll have permanently attached the keyboard, I hope.
Leasing is almost always more expensive, but there are some benefits. This page explained it well: http://www.edmunds.com/car-buying/compare-the-costs-buying-v...
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I think the travesty is how quickly you choose to mis-characterize me as being upset for no other reason than the idea that I disagree with you.

Can we be more honest than that?
Please stop spreading harmful misinformation.

Antibiotics do not and never have destroyed "all bacteria".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_antibiotics
We've been having this argument about primary keys for three decades at least. If the natural key vs. auto-generated ID theories can't be reduced to practice, is there any home for software development as a profession?
And reading articles like this (as much as our initial inclination may be to avoid looking at them) makes us reflect on the ways that we as decent, upstanding guys have missed the mark in the past.

I've seen/heard of harassment'ish inappropriate comments made by a colleague and let it go unreported. Didn't even talk to the guy in person in private to subtly suggest that his behavior may be making our female colleagues uncomfortable. I made various subconscious excuses to myself for being a bystander, and by doing so I was contributing to the prolongation of the problem.

Even if you place the 'me' of today in the shoes of myself back then, I'm not confident that I'd be able to stand up for my female colleagues for all the reasons that both men and women typically give for just letting things slide. I'm honestly ashamed of this fact, and hope I can slowly be more courageous in this regard.
Sounds very fishy though. Suddenly a "respect to his religious customs" -- and without anyone seeing the body.

Not saying that it wasn't him -- but could have been torture of what have you involved which they didn't want shown. Or they didn't want him to have a public trial.
My favourite form factor is the "tall slider", like the Blackberry Torch or the one I own, Nokia N86.

But I'll have to give it up and there are virtually no Android devices with a physical keyboard.

I'll really miss one-handed operation (I could perform all the actions with only one hand, including typing an SMS), and not having to watch the screen (touch-typing). But they don't seem to be a necessity for people these days.
No one is purporting to decide what's suitable for you personally. It's a question of what belongs on the HN front page. If the speculation were coming from a known source, this might be a harder call. But an anonymous pastebin that no one has any evidence for? That falls below any standard. So what you're really saying is that HN should have no editors at all, and that's not how HN has ever worked.
It depends on your math background, but I've found Yaser S. Abu-Mostafa's Learning From Data the best, although Christopher M. Bishop's Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning is the gold standard. ;-)
Any chance you'll release how you built this?
I practiced with mine in office space. 1 hour of coding, 5 minutes of unicycling and so forth. I just tracked along a wall, forth and back, forth and back until I didn't need the wall
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I am well aware that every powerful government is assassinating enemies and always did. No matter if its the Chinese, Russians or the US.

The problem is, once you start glorifying assassinations you create acceptance in the public, which in turn allows governments to create acceptance for even worse crimes.

I think that's exactly what we are seeing since 9/11. TV series like 24 glorifying torture, torture in Guantanamo, drone assassinations by the US government, what's next? I'm just afraid we are entering into a new dark age.
> If you're not seeing it, it's statistically highly unlikely that you're not coming into contact with it.

May I ask on what evidence you base this assertion? Note that this is a much stronger claim than just "harassment happens"; you're claiming that, more likely than not, it is also happening in my organization.
The real kicker is at the start

>If you just can’t wait to get to the specifics of what happened to MetaFilter, scroll further down in this story now.

I'm pretty glad I didn't read all that between those two points just to be told that he doesn't know.
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I don't have an enormous amount of insight into this, but what I can tell you is that in this industry, pricing is all about risk. The reason unreferenced refunds are cheap is because you're exploiting a loophole in the API, basically. The reason they don't like it is that it messes with fraud calculations, which messes with risk.

The 'right way' is basically a new product, in my understanding and so, like any product, they charge what the market will bear.
s/men/any other group/g

s/oppressing/any other negative behavior/g

"Having to point out that not every black steals allows for robbery to continue because having to say “some blacks are thieves” gives blacks peace of mind. "
I'm building a tool (at the same time I'm building a personal throw-in-every-data-you-have website, so the Github repo is my personal website repo) to edit any kind of data, fetching it directly from the hosted website, build a git tree locally, upload it to Github and let Github host this new version of the website, just uploaded from itself.

It's kinda of a static hosted hierarchical website generator CMS (if you like these pedantic names):

https://github.com/fiatjaf/fiatjaf.github.io

(and you can access the CMS at work here: http://fiatjaf.github.io/edit , just ignore the password thing)

The idea is that you can create `docs`. Each doc you render itself to a page. Each doc is a JSON object including

- `title`, a title to be findable and nice, and to be displayed on the CMS, but not strictly required, as docs also have ids.

- `text` (something that will be displayed as is, or after some markdown rendering)

- `data` (field in which you can put structured data such as JSON, YAML, CSV, suggestions accepted) and do something with it later

- `parents` (a list of ids of the parents of this element, parents are used for generating URLs such as /parent/son/grandson and some other relationships -- like parents can receive its sons as data instead of the data at the `data` field)

- `kind` (a field that will be used to reference a `processor` and a `template` to render that data later)

- any other attribute you want, included using the traditional `yaml-frontmatter`, that can be used later for processing or display

In the rendering process each docs is passed to the processor referenced by its kinds and then to the template referenced by its kind and the HTML is generated.
Obviously, what happened to metafilter isn't right.

But it should also be obvious why Google doesn't say what needs to be done to remove a penalty. The sites that should receive a penalty will just use that information to further game the system.
In Europe at least I'd expect it to be a total non-starter.

For starters, there's a ton of alternatives, but more importantly giving out the debit card number is high risk - much worse even than handing out your credit card details (getting charges dropped / charged back is much more effort with a debit card) - whereas giving out your bank account details is not (if bank lets anyone do anything other than depositing money in your account with just your account details, the liability is entirely on them).

And for most transfers within the EU, you can do an online electronic transfer and get the money to the recipient in <2 hours - very often in less than 10 minutes.
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The ability to control the RGB notification LED (and the vibration motor) via the audio engine made for some really nice notification effects (and the ability to differentiate between dozens of different types of notifications at a glance, or even at a feel) was great. There were a lot of HoH people who loved the fact that notifications were differentiable by feel.
Actually, I should amend this comment: I'm not even sure why there is a comparison being made here. The potential applications for Stripe are so, so broad, and when you check out the marketing site for the other, the messaging is so niche in comparison. Maybe I should have said the biggest difference between the two is that Stripe actually seems to be applicable to most types of businesses we're all building. Judging from the homepage with Balanced, it seems like all this payment infrastructure is very tightly coupled with a solution for a niche type of business. I'd expect that latter bit to just be a Stripe Connect SaaS app that plugs in on top of the broadly applicable payment infrastructure Stripe provides.
I call Godwin's law on your "feminism=nazism" false eqivalence
I mean, the funds will be available for use in the recipients bank account within 10 minutes. The API call to perform this operation will have much lower latency than that. Did I understand your questions correctly?
Really valuable stuff here. Thanks.

One small addition I'd consider adding is estimated rental income if you buy and plan to rent out a portion of the property. I am in the process of buying a home right now and plan to do just that, but this factor seems to be missing from the chart.
and by giving away for free the most expensive part of hosting - power - for the folks colo'ing with them, it is almost free for netflix and others to do this. it makes the offering something that other ISPs won't be able to compete with easily if at all.
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So going deep into a hostile territory, at night, near a foreign military compound, using unproven equipment with little fuel reserves against a dangerous, armed a forsworn enemy is not heroic? I'd like to see your definition of A-level hero.
THIS.

One of my co-workers bought a condo recently and remodelled the interior. Got a great gas grill island - with it, he needed an exhaust fan above.

During the reno he got handshake approval from the board president, and ended up having a really inconspicuous grate installed above one of his windows. Long-story-short, a board member complained, they voted, and he ended up paying $5K to have it removed, and now has an exhaust fan inside that isn't hooked up to anything.

If you're going to buy, make sure you check out all this kind of stuff before-hand (especially with condos).
I doubt YCombinator is a political forum. But, because of this thread, I'll at least bring some light to the topic.

First some data: Israel was unfortunately at war and it's foes were explicitly targeting civilians in Israel and Danny is said to have participated in killing (aka assassinating) the militants that targeted the civilians. In defense of Israel's foes, they've justified targeting civilians because they feel like they aren't powerful enough to defeat Israel head on and many countries including the Allies in WWII in Dresden and Hiroshima have targeted civilians.

Then the analysis: Should people in the army ever be called heroes? I don't know. Is it good that armies have defended countries? I think it's good that WWII ended with the allies winning. I'm not sure about Vietnam, although I think intentions were good. I'm not so sure the war in Libya did anything for anyone even though Europe achieved its objectives.

Personally, I think someone is a hero when they make sites load faster or when they explain the world to people.

I definitely think he's an incredible hero for standing up to the hijackers and building Akamai.
Cover Oregon was a disaster. That work should have been done by an agency here in the state. I don't understand the logic of government sometimes.
"So anybody who happens to have a compromised immune system gets to fight your personalised microbes, perhaps fatally?"

Yes, and that is true ipso facto whether they are using soap or not. You will also be fighting the microbes of school aged children (a preschool is one hell of a petri dish), animals (domestic and wild), as well as the entire biosphere you inhabit in general.

If you have a compromised immune system, your neighbors decision to follow a soap-free cleansing regime (which is NOT appealing to me, btw) is the very least of your worries.
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Can someone who knows how to get around the cert issue please copy and paste to pastebin or similar?
I will take to my grave the "true" amount of actual live shipping code that I have written via Terminal Monkey.
Vaccines are specifically targeted. General hygeine practices can impact benign or neutral species as much as the pathogens, whether the latter are present or not.
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I assume he has tenure?
We already understand the roots of the problem quite well... comparing to other industries won't make much difference.

1. Male-dominated environment, women are a significant minority.

2. Inexcusable tolerance of sexist behavior - not calling it out when we see it.

3. "Why are you blaming me? I'm not one of those guys. Men might listen to you if you'd just stop the blanket accusations." (extra credit: count how many comments on this thread can be reduced to that sentiment.)
> I say she deserves a beating if that was true.

Just want to emphasize that sentence there.
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Ok then, that is a pretty informative API page. Some of the original sequences last year seemed to be more like AFTR type actions rather than OCT actions which, if I recall correctly, avoided a service charge on the transaction.

Could make for an interesting loyalty card program.
> When someone releases an app to "connect people" or make some day-to-day taks easier, nobody seems to want academic papers to back their claims.

Most people are qualified to evaluate whether an app is allowing them to connect with others. On the other hand, they are not qualified to evaluate whether a product is educating their child. Education claims are widespread and difficult to disprove, but rarely come with any proof. It is completely rational to expect some.
Thank you (I'm not religious either). I'm sorry you feel uncomfortable, that's not my intent at all. In purely objective terms, there's obviously a benefit to culling the weak.

I wouldn't necessarily advocate for _increased_ use of soap and shampoo (and certainly not for antibiotics). I also believe there is an argument that partial disinfection is much worse than nothing, when viewed in terms of selection pressure on a microbial population, and I don't think daily use of antibiotic soap is a good idea (although Triclosan is actually pretty useless anyway).

However, I definitely don't think we should be encouraging _less_ hygiene, even though I'm obviously biased.
I'm one of the posters of this article, it was infuriating to me to have my experiences discounted.
I see you've found the strawfeminists.
http://www.harkavagrant.com/?id=341

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I'd propose to be more careful when throwing "feminism" in the ring - it really is an umbrella term, and it makes it so much harder to discuss things because so much time is wasted looking for where the goal posts reside today.

One potential downside is that deconstructing the umbrella also removes that feeling of speaking for a huge majority. I'd consider that a feature because it's a misleading notion.
One way is use firefox.
I played with this at the NY toy fair in February. The words game is really cool, you find yourself digging through letters as quickly as possible while trying to form the word but you also have to watch to make sure you are actually on the right track before you shove too many out there, and watch the other player too. The game is scored by giving you points for getting the word but you also lose points for every letter you shove in that isn't right. If you want you can just shove the whole stack in front, you'll instantly solve the puzzle but with an enormous negative score.

Something about that particular game is an experience I haven't had with either physical or digital games before, whereas most physical/digital hybrids I've seem could just as easily be done purely in one or both realms.

The tangram seemed like a bit of a dud for that reason, for example. It is nice to be able to get hints while playing physical tangrams (it can show you just the outline but tell you if you have a piece in the right spot), but that isn't really that much of an improvement over just having the pieces or just an iPad game.

The physics game where you draw on the pad is a strange demo to me. You can just do it as a drawing game without the paper, which is a bit less social, but again, this isn't much of an improvement. What is really cool, though, is the interactive outline of your hand or any object you put in front of it. But it doesn't really encourage that in any way, it just feels like a tech demo.

All that said, this product does excite me just because the word game gave me a feeling I haven't gotten in either a purely physical or purely digital space.
It is an uphill battle to become aware of the blinders and unconscious habits we all have. I was making suggestions (not chastising) assuming that you really are trying to understand, and are willing to make the effort even if it's challenging.
This. It seems feminist indoctrinated HN still has few people with brain here. I hope you don't mind me making screengrab of your post and using it instead of writing my own (with all credit to you of course).