skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was wondering while reading the article. It says that it is a "fanless chassis", so I was asking myself, "That thing still needs the have a CPU fan right?"

I mean, I attempted to build an htpc with a fanless chassis, external PSU brick, SSD and just using the i5 with its integrated GPU.

I figured the only thing in there that generates heat will be the CPU so I "only" need a CPU fan. And even that one is pretty audible if I playback some 1080p files.

Of course, I just picked a regular i5. So I guess it is a desktop CPU with the higher TDP.

Are you saying that this device will actually come with no fan whatsoever and that this Y i5 is giving of so little heat that no active cooling is required?

I would be really interested in that. Looking forward to seeing some measurements of the thing in action. Especially how it fares with "summer temperatures". Would be pretty bad if it enters the dangerous temps during that time of year the room temperature is significantly higher than usual.
Oh, cool. Better get fat now.
However, unlike Popcorn Time, this one is closed source.
I just don't see much point in sentences beyond 30-40 years.
We have the same vision for the future of ISP's. If you're interested in chatting about this definitely get in touch.
I would have mentioned that the purported Latin origin of the symbol is much closer to the English way of saying it.
Some historians believe that the @ symbol fist appeared as a contraption of the word "ad", which loosely means "towards". Scribes may have altered the word by exaggerating the upstroke of the d.
So at least on twitter, "at" is pretty consistent with the original meaning of the symbol.
This is interesting, could you explain this more in detail?
There are statistics on % of the population (or households) that own guns, which might be what you're looking for? In your example that would be 50%, as one of the people owns one-or-more guns, and the other owns zero. In the U.S. the ownership rate hovers around 30%, though it varies considerably by state, from a low of 9% (Hawaii) to a high of 60% (Wyoming).
The demo is a version for the web.
This site had AAAAs for a few hours back in May 2013 (I think during the switch to CloudFlare from whatever they were using before). But when accessed over IPv6, it would just hang for a while, and dump an error message.

So, presumably the HN backend can't handle IPv6 addresses in the CloudFlare HTTP headers, and rather than fix the problem, they just turned it off.
https://github.com/hiphopapp/hiphop
I cannot comprehend how, psychologically, sitting down and recreating a principle-like conference is bullying. Is it because there are multiple powerful people shaming you? A form of gas-lighting?
Or even Ed Milliband?
TL;DR: why don't you call your paper "TorCoin.pdf" instead of "paper.pdf"?

Minor nitpick: what is up with PDF naming? When I "save" the PDF to my computer I don't even get the choice to rename it (I guess I could configure that but I am too lazy). So now I have a PDF called "paper.pdf" on my HD. If I ever want to find the paper on TorCoin again, it will fail. This problem seems very common in the world of academic papers.
It also appears to rely on trusted authorities who could simply lie to their own advantage, and appears to suggest no strong mechanism to make this process robust against sybil or collusion. E.g. I can just very cheaply claim to be running millions of nodes— 99.99% of the whole network, unless you pin the existence of trusted participants who could at least force my fake nodes to be reachable (and even then botnets make forgery inexpensive), but if you go the route of pinning certain trusted participants, why not just have them hand out the reward?

While this might be an interesting resource allocation technology, and tor itself has strong assumptions about non-collusion of directory authorities (and their services like bandwidth authorities), it seems disingenuous to compare it to Bitcoin.
Sorry if the question is stupid, but were you born of Foreign parents (at least one of them) or Japanese parents ? Your English seems to be very natural.
Why dont publish the webgl version as an openstreetmap client? would be awesome
While there is no license in the repo so it is technically not open source, the code is available: https://github.com/hiphopapp/hiphop
That's actually a valid gripe, I think. Have you submitted this as feedback?
That might be explained by the US prison system being one of punishment, not rehabilitation. [0]

[0] http://www.apa.org/monitor/julaug03/rehab.aspx
Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7847351

And here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7849377
I'm going to rise to the bait and nominate Jon Skeet http://stackoverflow.com/users/22656/jon-skeet, because his answers have helped so many others by the leaderboard at http://stackoverflow.com/users?tab=Reputation&filter=all
Heroku spam at nearly the same time as a massive upgrade that breaks backward compatibility, causing serious outages (or massive headaches) for a number of customers....coincidence? I think not.

Heroku has proven itself to be unreliable time and time again. I have not met a capable engineer who endorses or would suggest heroku as an acceptable production platform (much less for development since the platform lacks so much control).
> allowing their students to sell their technical partner's content

He isn't selling their technical partner's content. He is selling the reader, the content is already freely available to whoever can use the app anyway via a browser and their login credentials. There is a big difference.
One interesting difference is that all the groups you mentioned succeeded in forming their own independent countries which they now control as the dominant group, after the period of oppression in question: modern Israel, Cambodia, Bulgaria.

I wonder what the achievement rates look like for groups for which that isn't the case, who still live in a country controlled by another group? For example, Kurds in Turkey.

If we take Israel as an example, the way post-Holocaust Jews empowered themselves to fix their own oppression was to create a new country they controlled, win a war of independence defending it, and then emigrate there en masse. A parallel philosophy has at times also been popular among Black Americans, in that case known as Black Nationalism or Afro-Nationalism (subtly different terms depending on the focus), i.e. that Black Americans should control their own destiny in their own country, which requires, as a prerequisite, declaring independence from white-controlled America. But that movement has not been successful, in part because of the lack of any agreement on where the country would be located (various locations in both North America and Africa have been proposed), and in part because the Integrationist philosophy, holding that Black Americans are Americans, not a separate nation, has eclipsed Afro-Nationalism in popularity. There have been experiments in setting up an African-American state in Africa (Liberia), and also attempts to set up Black-controlled enclaves within the United States (one of the goals of the Black Panther movement), but they have been mostly unsuccessful. Actually the viewpoints of the Black Panthers on cultural cohesion and healthy communities sound not too different from what you've been mentioning in this thread.
No web app?
So I think if people are living a better lifestyle in absolute terms, then yes they should be grateful. And yes, we should always try and improve this.

Whether their personal wealth is a larger or smaller proportion of global riches is irrelevant.
Sorry about that, I changed the name for you. :)
VMWare Fusion on OSX does it that easy.

Nobody's selling OSX as a "general purpose X86 os" for "general purpose X86 hardware" though. It's an OS for Apple hardware. It just so happens that the current versions run on x86_64 CPUs.

(Plus I don't think there exists a license allowing OSX to run on a regular ESX cluster. So if it breaks, obviously you get to keep both halves)
Open-source it anyway! The more the merrier...
I love it, already learned some new stuff!

One comment though: the background almost made my eyeballs explode...
Will Swift also replace Applescript?
"Exit-relay" ? You must mean either "exit node" or "relay node". AFAIK the risk of raids only exists for exit nodes, so you can still run a relay node.
I have the same issue, but it looks even worse: http://i.imgur.com/WJQcZp8.png

My user agent:
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_8_5) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/35.0.1916.114 Safari/537.36

I'm running on 15'' macbook pro, OS X 10.8.5 on a 2.2GHZ i7, with 8GB of memory.
It use youtube to have the file of the track https://github.com/hiphopapp/hiphop/blob/master/coffee/_play...
And lastfm/itunes for the information (artist, title, cover) https://github.com/hiphopapp/hiphop/blob/master/coffee/_Trac...
I've used their product. Worked pretty well. Didn't have the time to give your product a shot yet, so can't compare.
I get no SSL errors on their page
from what i can read OSHA was introduced in the 1970s? i'm not talking about that period, but rather about the famous textile factory fire incident and similar stories from the end of 19th - early 20th century. i'm not from the US, and i find it hard to understand data from your country, since every individual state could have already had even stronger regulations in place before this OSHA thing was passed. is that not correct?

as for the study, for the third time now i will repeat - i agree that minimum wage may raise unemployment. as far as i have noticed here, so does this study that Seattle commissioned before introducing the minimum wage. the question is, what is the relationship between the gains and losses?
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Where are the tracks coming from?
Then buy a laptop with Ubuntu pre-installed on it. Example: http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/xps-13-linux/pd
minimum 10 years TopLevel experience required
ill rise to the bait also and nominate john carmack. i think its probably him or an unknown to me developer from the quake/unreal engines.. just because they optimized the best engines and so many millions of $ were made from their minutes spent coding. also could be gaben or a linux/win kernel dev... maybe?
We have no large scale trials of altering people's gut bacteria. Fecal transplants look pretty promising.
Ubuntu One shut down, servers under high load
Since it's on HN you could technically argue that it is now publicly known. If you short the stock past this point you may well be in the clear.
Punk science? How about taking opiates on a regular basis?)

What about, god forbid, taking a 5 km. run twice a week? How about never again drinking a bottled coke/soda/pop, only teas without sugar (good teas are much better without sugar)?

Almost everything is possible to some extent only via changing ones habits because, in some sense, everything, including our ability to stand straight, is a habit.)
I guess it's a perfect pairing. Performance is probably less important for Cocos2d type of games (rather then low difficulty barrier).
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Still a standard in South Portuguese countryside to measure livestock weight. 15kg=1 arroba
A lot of countries have max sentences which are around '30-40 years'. One also has to consider the fact that a 25-year old, for example, who gets 40 years is basically spending life in prison.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_imprisonment#Reform_or_abo...
I know there is a debate about when the idea of "Britishness" as a cultural thing started, but for 2,000 years we have had a monarch, and I would suspect if you chucked King Alfred into the state opening of parliament he wouldn't find all the rituals completely alien.
I have no idea why people are voting you down. It must be out of pure utter ignorance with no practical experience in trying to do this. As someone who weight lifts naturally what you said is factually correct viz. (a) it is as easy as counting calories and eating at a deficit. (b) it's difficult to eat at a deficit and keep muscle mass because you're essentially low on fuel and your body has to burn something for energy, trying to stay out of a catabolic state requires diligence.
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The Summit in Dublin. 4-6 November http://summitdublin.com/

Was a great event last year, Elon Musk attended as well as a whole host of great speakers.

Food Summit & Night Summit were also part of the programme and a lot of fun.

Highly recommended.
It's not a like-for-like comparison when you restrict what OS X will run to what Apple say it will run on (ie. only their hardware) but you don't keep the same expectation by requiring your Linux distribution to run on some other, random hardware.

Buy an Ubuntu certified laptop (http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/) and then tell me that the 3d graphics won't work on Ubuntu.
id Software beat a trademark troll trying to claim their name by demonstrating they'd been trading under it.
In case of a normal, fair product customers usually need no help, they could figure everything out even better than "sales professionals" because they are using/consuming similar products, like with a "fair" booze or a fresh meat.)
It's off because something that is impossible denotes some sort of 'law of nature' that cannot be avoided, where as in reality it's more brain/willpower related.
me, because i said so
This is our primary concern. Our goal for this paper is to maintain at least the status quo of anonymity in the Tor network. Currently, every Tor client uses a trusted group of ~7 "directory servers" to assign them to a circuit. Our implementation relies analogously on trusted "assignment servers" to assign clients to circuits. That's the purpose of the TorPath assignment protocol. In fact, it provides better anonymity than the status-quo, because each node on the circuit only knows the IP address of its neighbors, rather than the current situation, where the client knows the IP of every relay on the circuit. So yes, this assignment protocol relies on trusted servers. But so does Tor in its current state.

Your point about botnets is a very good one, and one we haven't considered fully. We will certainly address this further in future versions of the paper.

However, we do consider sybil attacks. Addressing them is the primary purpose of the TorPath assignment protocol. It ensures that, even if an adversary controls over 50% of the relays, there is a very low chance that (1/16 if I remember correctly) a new circuit will consist of three evil relays. Since we limit the number of coins that can be mined on a given circuit, we call this security a "good enough" margin of error for bad coins. Since it's predictable it can be baked into economic models.

But you're right, these are important considerations that we are taking very seriously.
Please do not use this. This will block incremental rendering in a browser. http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/internals/howbrowsers...

The way TopLevel works, is by getting the complete HTML content, putting it trough a javascript parser, and then rewriting it using document.write.

So this requires all content to be downloaded first, and the toplevel.js to be loaded, before a page can be displayed properly. This breaks all the improvements made in browser, and would significantly slowdown page use.

Also, its completely non standard, and a mis-use of js.

Nice hack however ;-)
Google Launches Street View Imagery For All 12 World Cup Stadiums In Brazil
Doesn't that make it an anecdote then, rather than a fact?
As a part time musician who needs to spend around 10k for a new album I find this frustrating.
GSM skimmers are used, meaning the criminals get the details through a device on the skimmer that sends the details via text message.
Examining the TDD is Dead Controversy
LibreSSL renamed to LibReSSL?
> 1) You really shouldn't have an open conversation about knowledge that can easily kill people.

You mean like guns, toxins, and martial arts?
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I didn't down vote, but saying that losing weight is easy is like saying playing the piano is easy. In reality, they are indeed both easy, but you need determination and time.
I find Fabrice Bellard's work remarkable and impressive
I see a lot of people on the Internet implying that there are plenty of lawyers just sitting around waiting for interesting and potentially high profile cases to take on for free. I've never seen any evidence of this, and I suspect there are very few.
That case is different. Apple was clearly in the wrong there.

Here Apple's gone ahead and released an API (product?) with the same name as an existing company. They're not going after the company legally. Atleast, not yet.

But perhaps that comes after Apple's healthkit is more well known than the existing HealthKit.
do you find that your ROI for your albums has significantly decreased in recent years due to piracy or products like this?
"This is confusing...if you only eat X calories per day and exercise, you will lose weight, and permanently"

Not really. "Calories" is just a physical quantity. It measures the energy that the combustion of something produces after putting it on a calorimeter. This needs a lot of energy.

So for example, you put sugar on a calorimeter, you give it (lots of) energy(making temp go up hundreds of Celsius degrees or pressure of several atmospheres) that you measure with precision to initialize the combustion and then you measure the energy the reaction produces.

So, according to the formula:
"calories" of sugar = energy out - energy in [of burning].

Note that in a calorimeter you don't care about the residue.

This is completely different to what metabolism does, in fact the living organism do not raise metabolites hundred of Celsius degrees, they use enzimes, and the byproducts and waste are completely different because living organisms have to get rid of them, so the byproducts have to be something the blood could carry.

So calories are just the UPPER LIMIT of what a metabolic reaction could give the body if the byproduct were to be the same, that are not.

Living organism break molecules link one by one in a series of chained reactions, which is itself called "methabolic reaction".

Every methabolic reaction is DIFFERENT. The human beings do not process pentose sugar the same as glucose sugar or methanol or an oil.

Some process require double or triple the steps of others, some are poisonous to your body(very acidic, or neuro transmitters, like alcohol or whatever) so the body tries to get rid of them as fast as he can.

Industrial processes completely disrupted the food we eat. Omega 6 oil replaced natural Omega 3 intake(as the animals we eat eat fodder), palm and hidrogenated oils anywhere and corn syrup sugar with no fiber(difficult to preserve in the fridge).
Spotify randomly deleted my offline library on android. Of course when I was traveling and didn't have a data plan.
Canceled my premium subscription a month ago or so. This happened multiple times to me.

Yup I'm at the point again where maintaining my own library is more convinient again.
It's exactly the DRM shit I won't put up with.
Also spotify, rdio etc. Are exactly the same price with the same restrictions per plan (in .ch at least). Price cartel, oligopoly?
In the world of cyber-squatting and start-up-coming-soon pages, the one that gets more famous first wins.
Anyone can recommend an API or tutorial on how I could create similar visualisations myself or use a third party tool?
Horrible psychology to this kind of logic, but it makes sense if you're only thinking in terms of "FCC corporate whoring that can pass the PR smell test", not unlike the "friday news dump".
Would it be possible to re-cast all of the wikipedia content into a xanadoc? It's the closest we have to a huge body of text with full history attached on a wide variety of subjects and two-way links internally. That way you can side-step the problem of doing this for the whole web in one go.

It's a pity they haven't open-sourced it, in my opinion the only thing that will ever rescue project Xanadu is if it gets a lot more people working on it.

In some parallel universe there is another version of me writing this on a Hurd powered computer using Xanaweb about Tim Berners-Lee's pet project and musing about what it would be like if Linux had succeeded.

Edit: I see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7849533 had that one first by a considerable margin.
> We believe that listening to music should always be free and available to everyone, and that only owning it should bare a cost.

Why?
The 3D hardware acceleration is not present. The purpose of this exercise was to have virtualized Xcode build slaves.
Well, Apple is known for misleading benchmarks, and that guy is not.
> If you attempt a stunt like this, please first consider the people who have these pacemakers in their bodies. Put yourself in their shoes as they're watching the news broadcast or getting a frantic call from a family member.

The whole idea is to handle this knowledge in the way that leads to the least hardship/pain/death. It's quite possible that a "stunt" like this is the best way, especially considering that there will likely be other less virtuous people making this discovery on their own soon.
It appears to be something related to vision, and some of the questions for attending developers mention "a new type of sensor" and machine learning.

Maybe some Kinect style 3D vision systems? The picture looks like it is in a tablet form factor.
And now just wait for these guys to be patent trolled into oblivion :(
That's a bit how I view "keto". If you read /r/keto people seems to discover the golden diet and way of living. It's cool that it works for them but do you really need a restrictive diet (I would even say "socially restrictive diet") when the first I want to scream to Americans is "just eat smaller portions FFS!".
...and *kit goes back much further than apple.
Oh, that is very interesting.
Don't forget all the services you mentioned have region restrictions and most are pretty much legally bound to those restrictions. Also they are more or less a freemium service.

I guess HipHop isn't.
10 years?! Aw shucks! Count me out then. :-(