skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
San Francisco job fair can't attract enough blue-collar applicants
Redis high server load connection issue – fix
Not at all. Occupy was political. Individual police departments cracking down on political dissent is problematic. But when the federal government does it, federal powers make it much more significant. And when you see those folks all working with private security to suppress political dissent, it's deeply problematic.

That's especially true given that the feds have a history of illegal surveillance of (and even interference with) political activity that powerful people happened to find uncomfortable: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO
Just fixed it :)
HN titles aren't allowed to deviate, even if the title lacks context, poorly done, or misleading. Also HN is primarily a US thing based on user base.
Excellent delivery. That girl has a bright future.
Well, the solutions offered then have failed, but did they systematically rule out all possible technologies and business models? One problem is username and password proliferation. Another is filling out the same information over and over, like phone number, email address, and so on. E-commerce sites will often not bother checking email addresses and not require accounts because unnecessary obstacles drive potential customers away.

I don't have a preconceived idea of what a 3rd-party account system should do. It could be anywhere from the least amount that would get a webmaster to install it up to a full username and password. Somewhere in there must be something better than the status quo.
Has anything been done to locate and disable existing tapping devices installed by the NSA ?
What has been put in place to harden existing infrastructures from intrusion by rogue actors ?
Small bug: pressing the back button does not stop the music.
I have been diagnosed with ADD about 6 months ago (of course, I knew it for much longer time, but adult ADD only recently started to be recognized in Switzerland, where I live). I started taking Ritalin immediately after. Here are my observations:

— The first day on Ritalin, you feel like you have superpowers. You are cold, calm, Spock-like, having laser-like focus. Unfortunately, brain adapt to this new state quickly.

— Later, you return to your baseline, but something changed. You can now actually learn things that you read in these countless self-help books while trying to understand what's wrong with you. Meditation? It works now! (Before treatment, I couldn't sit still for 2 minutes). GTD? Sure! It doesn't come naturally, you have to work to learn hundreds of things that were obvious for non-ADD kids, but now you can.

— You'll keep your insatiable curiosity and desire for new things. Otherwise, I wouldn't agree to the treatment.

If you have any more questions, I'll happily answer them.
"Free with purchase" is common marketing terminology.

You didn't expect a ginormous retailer would just give away millions of products for absolutely free (ad-free, no subscription, no cost whatsoever), did you?
...which makes you wonder about the quality of medicinal and health research as a whole.
Learn Rust by Example
It's honourable not having affiliate links, but I'd add them in if this were my project.

Most people don't care or even know what one is and it'd allow you a bit of beer money from the project and cover the costs of the servers. Most people on the site would be happy enough to not pay and have no adverts, affiliate links are a very unobtrusive way of making money from a project like this.

I have a project with affiliate links, and the passive infrequent income I receive from it softly persuades me to do more work on it.

It's up to you though obviously!
Split-screen functionality in iOS 8
There's more than one level, and the rank seems to be an aggregate of scores from each level.
Interesting, I've have had the exact opposite experience for #2. If there's a movie, or TV show that I want to watch I'd rather pay $5 to watch it than just be told it's not available. This has had such a strong effect on me that if there's something in particular I want to watch I go to Amazon before Netflix simply because I know I will more likely have an option to watch what I want (even if it costs money). Personally I feel like Netflix has back themselves into a corner by only having one all-inclusive price level.

That said the part about Amazon that infuriates me is when they have the movies available but not for rent and only offer the pay $15 to own option. Also the Netflix discovery/browse is experience is light years better than Amazon's.
Looking at the wiki page and the spec on their website v1.0 of the spec is 5W of charging[1]. There is apparently a new one that either has been released or may be released soon that supports up to 120W.

[1]: http://www.wirelesspowerconsortium.com/developers/specificat...
I actually like the font... but I'm not surprised that a lot of people don't.
Related required watching/listening/caption reading: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBxcC8zV46E (lyrics start around 1:20)
The badge system is interesting. You can see more of it here: http://www.clickhole.com/achievement-hole/

It also resets after you get the top badge. I cheated and just kept running "jQuery("body").trigger("click");" in the browser console, and it triggered clicks. See: http://bluetide.pro/69vO/52JI0bMg
Well, they used the phrase "systems language" when they introduced it, and it still appears prominently in the FAQ, but what they had in mind vis-a-vis what-exactly-constitutes-a-system was very different. (They were thinking more along the lines of a cloud infrastructure language.)

If you watch this excellent panel discussion from this year, you can hear Rob Pike express how they later regretted how their poor choice of terminology created such confusion:

http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Lang-NEXT/Lang-NEXT-2014/Pan...

(approx 6 minutes 45 seconds into the talk)
sure there is. it's like an investigative journalist learning nothing (or failing to apply lessons learned) about good investigative journalism while writing about it.

another comparison would be like a professional driver admitting he knows nothing about hand brakes, writing an essay about why he knows nothing about them, how he can learn and be more knowledgeable about them...and then proceeding to drive 1,000 miles with the hand brake engaged.

i wouldn't expect her to learn or apply all of WAI-ARIA, but you'd think after doing so much research on the subject, she could change a simple font-family tag to help her case.
> World is impermanent, the internet world magnifies this tenfold. Things will get ever more transient.

You do realize that we're talking about institutions dedicated to preserving history, right? People work in cultural heritage are justly concerned not only with preserving the physical artifact but making it easy to access. For people in this field “future” usually means decades or centuries, a few business quarters.

If they spend time promoting a Google service, they're not building their own presence or the capacity needed to support it — if Google gets tired of paying for this and all of those links break, there's nothing to show for the time they're investing now.
This seems like an extremely risky move by the "official" cab drivers. Angering their potential customers and removing themselves from the pool of drivers for the strike just seems like it would send people running into Uber's open arms.
Ask HN: scan Macbook / OS X machine for malware
My debit card number was recently stolen and I recently got a couple of times a warning from Google while using the web from home saying that there was "Unusual traffic from your computer network". I checked the router, but I don't see anyone connected other than me (I currently have no way to log the network traffic on the router). It might be just me being paranoid, but I would like to check my computer for malware, etc.

What software do you use to check your computer for malware / keyloggers / virus on OS X? Also, any security best practices that you follow on OS X?

Thanks!
Sadly, that doesn't seem to be the case, they're being DDoS'd again today (new attack).
I think it's The Onion's version of cnn.com.
FF30 Win7 here (Core i3 4GB of ram). No issue what so ever, 15 other tabs open.
I saw that the protest cost London something like ~650 million pounds. Seems like the Police should just block the front of the line, arrest all the drviers and tow their cars one by one. Would clear up traffic and would send a pretty clear message that fucking everyone in a city because you're upset is not okay.
Medallions are meant to regulate supply with demand, nothing more. Other fees go to road maintenance (gas tax, tab tax, tolls, etc...) and are actually sort of related to usage.

Uber is doing what it can disrupt the status quo, the laws are ambiguous enough that they can get away with it. Admirable in my opinion.
Well, there are other ways to infer it if you hang out with someone on a regular basis, eg. if they say "I'll just work for another 5 years and retire", or if they own 3 homes in the Bay Area and aren't complaining about mortgage payments, or if you do an anonymous net-worth survey among many of your friends and see that some of the top rows are over $1M.
Thanks for posting this. I had never heard of SCT before and this has given me a lot to think about.
I posted the link because Aaron is an important voice in Mac/iOS development, but I personally lean more towards your point-of-view.

If one is starting out today, I'd highly recommend digging into swift immediately.
PyAlgoViz: Python Algorithm Visualizations running in the browser
As a new comer to Ember, I am quite confused as to the necessity of the Rails portion of the tutorial. I read through the intro and the first chapter and all I could gather was that it was for the "back end". I really wish there was a great, up-to-date tutorial that was back-end agnostic so that newbies don't have to possibly learn two new frameworks at once.
Vint- The first broadcast social network has like button
Well, medical school is useful. 34 months of learning the London streets is an artificial barrier to entry for new competitors.
Recent Glasgow art school fire was drawn by student in 2009
No native Android client? How am I supposed to ignore my friends and family in social situations without this? :(
Not a precise fit for places like SF, NY, or London.
Knowing in advance that your reasonable request will be denied allows you to use that knowledge to your advantage.

Instead of waiting for the results, you simply plan another step ahead, and you show the farce, as it unfolds, to the legislative branch overseers and directly to the public.

Rather than "Why are you breaking transparency laws?", the question then becomes, "If it is so obvious the executive is breaking the laws you wrote, and the judiciary is letting them get away with it, why do you keep signing their paychecks?"

After it is clear that there is a problem, and absolutely no one entrusted with the power to fix it is willing to do so, then the peaceful demonstrations and violent riots can start, as appropriate. But it is always wise to explore all diplomatic options before putting lives, liberty, and property at risk.
And Chet Faker: http://www.amazon.com/Thinking-textures-Chet-Faker/dp/B009WJ...

I think the trick is: search as normal for music, then click the 'Prime Eligible' checkbox. It didn't show up otherwise.
We launched today, the like button for the messages. Furthermore the user can follow the facebook page and discover the top message of the day...
Dragdis looks amazing, but do you know of any offline alternative? I don't trust anything that lives purely online anymore.
What should I put instead? Isn't a bogus address grounds for ICANN to take your domain name away?
The Many Shades of the Ruby Programming Language
Another unfortunate issue is we don't have fMRI's of these people when they were kids and originally diagnosed with ADHD. And it is a disease that is known to be / have been overdiagnosed a lot.

It's quite possible that a number of these "cured" people were just misdiagnosed in the first place.
That actually changes everything.

As I understand, they are not retaining your data, but will pull the plug on a service you now depend and are not offering migration options, am I correct? This is certainly an awful business practice it could be illegal, but there is a problem.

At the time they failed to communicate the pricing so you started using their service, judging it would be free. If they started to charge, you could just pay or move to another provider, but the very model of their tool makes it impossible for you to truly "migrate" to another provider since the links are widespread, this isn't exactly their fault (nor yours).

If they are charging you 995$ just because they know you are out of options you might have a case, but that's so time/money consuming I would advise you to just do your best to migrate the widespread links.

Best of luck
Mathematically, 10 is generally considered enough to make broad conclusions, more is always better though. OTOH, that assumes a fairly uniform random sampling. The reason more is better is because it helps leverage against the non-uniform random sampling.
What kind of monthly mobile data usage will this application entail? iTunes is geared toward the model of "download, then listen on the go" with the option of cellular streaming. Amazon Music seems the reverse, geared toward cellular streaming, with some caching. The service certainly provides the phone with the feature of free mobile music, but at the cost ($?) of significantly increased consumption of one's data plan.
It looks like they got hit by a second one today.
HN titles can deviate, but you should be careful with the deviations. In this case something like Nationwide (USA) probably would've been fine. Make a post after the submission so that dang and other mods/admins can see your rationale for your change if you're particularly concerned. Worst case, they change it back on you.
People have already been fined in Melbourne.
Global Powers of Consumer Products 2014
Totally agreed. I went glassy eyed at "First create new rvm gemset to sandbox our gems:"

If you are a RoR person, I'm sure this tutorial is just great. But for the rest of us...
Popcorn Time 3.2 with 720 &1080p TV Shows
What's the bad?
A friend of mine also recommended seeing how RESTful the app is, which I think's a great idea as well.

Probably going to follow up on the article with a PDF download to summarize all the todos and allow notes to be taken.
Very funny and well done.
Reminds me of http://binb.nodejitsu.com
Random question, do you / did you drink much coffee before you started on your meds? If so, how did the effects of caffeine compare to ritalin in relation to your ADD symptoms?
The $200 tool is coming to disrupt doctors eventually, who act as human pattern matchers for most of their time and much of what they do could easily be replaced (and even done better) via systems like Watson. When this happens, it will be great for the developing world where doctors aren't very common anyways, while first world doctors will probably be able to shut it out for awhile until the advantages are crystal clear and undeniable.

The same with self driving cars, its not like Uber or the taxi industry are long for this world without drastically changing business models (maybe 10 or 15 years tops).
Easily Import RDBMS data into Orchestrate
IANAPhysicist, but "shape" strikes me as a particularly inapt metaphor for the property of neutrinos under discussion. "Lepton number" or "mass eigenstate" are unfamiliar terms, but at least they don't mislead the reader into imagining that leptons have shapes. Since the offending term occurs only in the headline and at the beginning and end of this article, this is probably the work of a clumsy linkbaiting editor. I hadn't previously noticed that at Nautilus.
So can I run linux instances on this DevStack cluster that I can run VM's on so I can host docker containers. I feel that two levels of virtualization is not enough for me and would like three or four.
I'm sure it is quite expensive but then again, as we a web developer, my job is easily made 50% more difficult (thus VERY expensive) when I have to support IE.

The problem as I see it--and to your point--is that I work on enterprise web apps and my Fortune 500 customers have never said a word about accessibility for some reason. I'm sure they honor their Americans with Disabilities Act obligations and build ramps into their buildings. Do they then not care about employees (or customers and vendors for that matter) once they're at their desks?
They need to add markov generated comments to tie this all together.
Google Maps is blocked in China, I hope they don't try to use it.
Yeah; but it's not about how much time you spend on the net: simply owning a smartphone and using it sparingly exposes a lot of information.
- http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/chfa2zb8.aspx

- http://doc.rust-lang.org/rust.html#unsafe-blocks
The lack of affiliate links has nothing to do with honour, he's doing it to try and avoid having to take down the music used: http://theraptest.com/copyright.html
That's just the album cover for My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. It wont unblur if you're worried about that
Big Bang theory quote -_-

Source: http://the-big-bang-theory.com/quotes/character/Sheldon/38/

>Sheldon Cooper: You're my 15th favorite technological visionary.

>Steve Wozniak: Only 15th?

>Sheldon Cooper: It's still 6 spots above Steve Jobs. I care neither for turtlenecks nor showmanship.

>Steve Wozniak: Yeah, I never got that turtleneck thing.

>Sheldon Cooper: One of my proudest possessions is a vintage 1977 Apple. Despite the file system limitations of Apple DOS 3.3, it was a pretty nifty little achievement.

>Steve Wozniak: Thanks. We were shooting for nifty. You know if you had it here I'd autograph it for you.

>Sheldon Cooper: Don't move for 15 to 30 minutes depending on how the buses are running.

>Steve Wozniak: (To his wife) Nerds!

:.:.:

Also His 1977 Apple ][ is running Apple Dos 3.3 (circa 1983)?
If you are wondering why the music isn't playing, disable/pause ad-block and it'll work. At least that did the trick for me.
I learned to program (BASIC, of course) on an Apple IIe. I was in elementary school. One of my classmates' moms was a professional computer programmer, and came in to teach us all to program. I can't imagine how different my life might be now if she hadn't done that, and if the Apple hadn't been such an easy and fun platform to play with.
I think it's our god-given duty, as citizens of these United States and of the Internet at large, to make Clickhole articles go more viral than articles from BuzzFeed, ViralNova, etc.

The truly sad, but ingenious thing about this? Most of the clickers won't know the difference.
Ember handles App state very well. It is easy to take advantage of local storage when you need it, and the way that changes in the data are bound with changes in the view makes it very easy to create pro-level web applications.
1. thats a straw man argument. the keypad, etc do not count much.

2. i never said the ibm pc keyboard was any god either :)
That's a valid complaint. I wrote it with a Rails backend because that's a pretty popular backend choice for Ember, and they work together well.

Perhaps I can just extract out the Ember portion -- It should still be applicable regardless of the backend.
> How can you ever implement Skype, for instance

This is why http://dev.w3.org/2011/webrtc/editor/webrtc.html exists.
What's funny about that is that step is completely unnecessary. At least, I have never had to create a gemset and I have had up to 20 different Ruby applications on my machine at a time. Bundler solved this problem.
You should include some basic instructions on the home page because it took me a while to figure out what this exactly did. I went to the Eminem page and thought I had to shade in the Relapse album cover and didn't realize I had to click haha.

Really fun website though. I'm having a blast and discovering cool songs.
I'm looking at "http://dlang.org/garbage.html" section "D Operations That Involve the Garbage Collector", and there are some pretty interesting things on the list that require GC: all dynamic arrays, associative arrays, closures, asserts. Can you even read a file without these?
I've never used a "share" button if I could avoid it and so haven't thought about what the icon should look like. The concept probably doesn't have a good icon because the concept itself is one born out of laziness and ineptitude on the part of users.

If I want to share something on Twitter I'll use Twitter. If I want to share something on Google+ I'll use Google+. Why should I be expected to try interacting with those services through Javascript or any other third party application that needs to authenticate?

I just have a bookmark. Google+, bam. Twitter, bam.

My phone uploads all photos to Google+ whenever it finds Wifi and if I want to share a photo it's because I'm using Google+ at that moment. I don't need to share photos from anywhere, at most I generally need to export photos.

But the share button has become to ubiquitous that now it seems to have taken the place of export in iPhoto, as an example. I need to navigate menus to find the export option.

I don't need functionality spelled out for me while I'm using a computer like it was something designed by Fisher Price. If I want to send an email I'll start composing an email. If I want to share something on Google+ I'll go use that application.

iPhoto doesn't have an upload to Google+ option, in the case that I'm trying to manage photos from my digital camera. Which brings up another problem, which is that Facebook and Apple are in each other's pockets. Once these share buttons are ubiquitous then companies when they feel like it omit options.
I posted our subscription product up months ago and all in all generates $460 MRR
Love Localhost
I reached #1 for Eminem, but getting on the leaderboard required logging in with Twitter...
Here is the video of the talk:
http://www.fosslc.org/drupal/content/everything-you-need-kno...
That's pretty cool, thanks for the hint. The original PDF seems to be from 2001, does this still work?
Then tax Uber in a special way?
I guess you're being sarcastic.

What you describe is accurate. In fact, there's one level more because the Linux instance you run is already running as a nested guest. So in your scenario there's 3 hypervisors involved (Amazon Xen, Ravello HVX, KVM) and then your Docker host.

More seriously, I am very bullish on Docker myself. But I see it as a supplement rather than a replacement for virtualization.
1. Can't stop music after round.
2. Got two selections of "Run This Town" for the hovtest

Really cool format though.
Couple of things.

First, these two groups may or may not be mutually exclusive. Catering for the former may take care of some of the latter too.

Second, this question is actually very easy to answer. Catering to disabilities makes almost no money. Catering to IE9 gets the customers that forgot or don't know how to upgrade. That's a wash when it comes to advertising.

Edit: Just to be clear, I'm not playing devil's advocate. I do my best to cater to people with poor vision for anything I write. That includes anything I use colour for. I'm simply answering the question as if I were the CEO of a company, where my goal is to make as much money as possible, and not care about anything else.
Video link: http://blip.tv/fosslc/everything-you-need-to-know-about-cryp...

Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1346711

And here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2253336
I've heard of Lastpass, but, as far as I know, it only solves one problem, namely giving users a place to keep a password list that can be accessed through the web.
model m is overrrated amd loud.

cherry stopped in time.

alps lowered standards to fight off bad income.

...good switches help you feel the key and avoid bottom out. i personally like old complex alps, but everyone will like something different.
It would be nice to see the individual test leaderboards.