skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And they've been right! ob Swingers quote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuInkEF_dQg
I found this amusing, towards the end:

Bravo comes from the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center. Its orientation
is toward text formatting, and it can display multiple fonts, underlining,
etc. It makes heavy use of a graphical pointing device, the `mouse'
(see Augment). It is not programmable and offers no special help for
editing programs as opposed to text. For more information, see your
local industrial espionage agent.
Great job!
It would be nice if I could mark the films that I've already watched so that they don't come again.
I generally agree. Even as an experienced Clojure developer (but not much of a web developer), it took a bit of time for me to get a ClojureScript working environment integrated with Vim fully worked out.

However, you can still get to a very usable state with a minimal setup. Once you get lein-cljsbuild set up, just running 'lein cljsbuild auto' and reloading the page after changes works fairly well. No, it doesn't have the polish or Vim integration of this full configuration, but it's usable.
Me too. :/ Started it a year and a half ago, and let it sit for too long. Have to say though, I'm grateful for the kick in the pants. :)
For those that don't already know, this project comes from 4chan's technology board. While there's a lot of inane trash, there are also some real gems if you're patient enough. I find lots of really cool stuff there that doesn't seem to be anywhere else.

More technically-capable people are always welcome to help drown out the inanity. :)

http://boards.4chan.org/g/catalog
The Invisible Game
Barclays is a British bank fwiw. They're likely to have all the infrastructure in place.
That is how investment works. You invest money in order to gain a highly lucrative career.

Your first link does not show numbers much different from the previous article linked.

Your second link bemoans that a $100K income (which is below the median for qualified physicians) "goes pretty quick" -- try telling that to the average American worker.

The reddit link doesn't contain anything substantive.

You state that the pay during residencies and fellowships is really low, but in fact it is higher that the median US wage.

Qualifying as a physician in the US is one of the most secure ways to earn a comfortable well above average income worldwide -- US physicians really have nothing to complain about when it comes to finances.
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Instead of doing things like encrypting ips, peers have temporary DHT public keys.

The only way to get the ip of someone from their Tox id is by knowing their public DHT key which they will only send you if they are your friend.

How this works is described in detail: https://github.com/irungentoo/toxcore/blob/master/docs/Preve...
What: News discovery platform (Svven.com - news rearranged).

Why: It works by clustering the users based on their reading history, ranking one's fellow readers, and providing what else they read in order of relevance. Besides the news discovery part, I find it very cool to automatically connect the people with similar interests. Great things may come out of this.
this isn't a secret at all. i think anyone's who's been to the doctor even a handful of times realizes that the lack of organization, rampant misdiagnoses, bad/outdated advice, and incorrect prescriptions are the norm, not the exceptions.

these days i just go to urgent care and tell them what's wrong with me and how i want to fix it, they're glad to have me out of there as soon as possible.
Openbsd quarterly report:

Project policies and governance remain the same.

Openbsd 5.6 is now in the code slush phase. It will be released on October 1.

A new project, libressl, was undertaken.

Some other stuff probably happened, too. :)
mdcases.net looks like a very interesting idea and can become a very valuable resource, are you pursuing it full time?
That's a good point, and I've definitely used more functional language techniques in my regular programming since learning Haskell/OCaml.
The point is, even if people do buy such a car, they don't often come back for a second car. The business will run out of customers very quickly. You do the math.
Signing wouldn't have addressed this because they're creating a new, modified executable. So they just make that one unsigned.
---Author here---

It wasn't that hard. It took us about 30 minutes (thanks largely to the fact that Bart is a genius.) Besides, that's not actually the source of this DLL. We are on .NET native, and for that matter, a bleeding-edge build that's only available here at MS.
You can't use the data from one learning process to enhance the process of learning either a related or an unrelated task

I beg to differ sir: http://nlp.stanford.edu/pubs/SocherGanjooManningNg_NIPS2013....

This paper demonstrates something called "0 shot learning" where you can actually infer the correct label of an unseen image based on similarity among representations learned in a separate NLP task.

For instance, it can label an image "tiger" even if it has not seen tigers but has only learned about the word (and inferred its relation to cat, an image it has seen) from reading text.

It's not intelligent, not even close. But it's an awfully strange emergent phenomenon these concepts are demonstrating. Exciting stuff, I think.
I can't go scuba diving at all, so I would especially love to see it. To me it has a different kind of thrill/interest factor than flying or hang-gliding anyway.
My friend echoed this sentiment to the dot: that she funds medicine to be repetitive and boring, and that you don't have to be that smart to be good at it.

She wishes that a particular mutual friend of ours had chosen physics instead of medicine in undergrad, because said girl excelled to the degree that the Princeton physics department reached out to ask her to major in physics (though this was probably partly motivated by the fact that the physics department had zero female majors that year). We feel that in a way, a great mind was put to poor use by her choosing medicine.
not really, after a couple successful demos to UMich (we knew the doctors that wanted this software), they put us in their pipelines for procurement, and that was 6 months ago! we periodically poll them to see where we are in the bureaucracy, but they keep giving us vague answers. selling to hospitals suck dude, that's what i've realized.

I am working on another medical idea at the moment, a crowdsourced medical expert system. I hope to unveil it on HN by the end of the summer!
Which language&OS to pick in this context?
I'not a skilled developer,but i know to program,or simply scripting.At the moment i started a team to create a startup for creating a game.
The game will be an MMO(and all the stuff related to this kind of games)running in the browser with 3D graphics,so the main language will be JS+Libraries.
The problem comes out about which language to pick to do the server-side and which OS will keep on feet the entire platform.
What are your suggestions?
MDN Database Disclosure
This might be slightly tongue in cheek, but as someone who uses FreeBSD but doesn't necessarily keep up with all of the changes as they happen live (same with OpenBSD), something like a quarterly status update is actually very helpful in seeing where the OS is going, what moving parts are actively being worked on and where to go look for new features/updates that may apply to what I am currently doing at $WORK and $HOME.
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I don't think it's so much that it's hard to get a productive working environment. In my experience, getting vim-fireplace working with a new Leiningen project takes nearly zero effort. Moreover, I get all sorts of nice functionality (easy evaluation of expressions, sourc/doc lookup, etc.). Getting all of these features with ClojureScript takes quite a bit more effort, especially connecting it all to a browser REPL. At least, this has been my experience.
Pinker – Words and Rules: The Ingredients of Language(2003)
The Neighbourhood Elevator and 21st Century Urban Density
Mozilla MDN Database Disclosure
I would simplify your hollywood pitch to "Tinder + Linkedin". Or "Tinder for finding business partners". I found the current one confusing. I thought it was a new dating site inspired by Linkedin. Most people dislike linkedin and mostly see it as a necessary evil.

Without being able to try the product, this is all the feedback I can offer. Having tried other founder matching tools, as a developer, I found it was 95% MBAs/non-technical people and almost no technical ones. Which is what most people are looking for.
But nobody infiltrated senate computers to begin with...
> The point is, even if people do buy such a car, they don't often come back for a second car. The business will run out of customers very quickly.

This seems to assume that the frequency with which drivers (automated or otherwise) are faced with "someone is going to die, you or the other person, and which one depends on your driving choices" situations is very high.

This is not consistent with the evidence.
well, I'm hosed.
Okay, let's imagine you're someone who has never contributed to an open source project. How would you know which projects to "shut up and code" for?
For STEM fields (esp. software) it was relatively easy to get H1B visa until 2013, yet very few people (think couple thousands per year) actually did that compared to 1990s if you look at USCIS stats.
MH17 and big data: preventing the tragedy?
Emails were just sent out to users, full text: https://gist.github.com/simonsarris/829ba1c0669c404f0da5
The email that was just sent out to MDN users seems to differ from this post. The email says:

> Your email address (but not password) was posted on that server for that 30 day time period.

There is no other mention of the word password or hash (encrypted or otherwise). However, the post says

> in the accidental disclosure of MDN email addresses of about 76,000 users and encrypted passwords of about 4,000 users on a publicly accessible server.
The emails are customized for each type of affected user.
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Very _Deepness In The Sky_. Even if the battery-less devices don't have that much computing power yet, this still feels like sci-fi technology- the kind of stuff you always thought ought to possible, but just wasn't yet. Pondering: could they come up with less power-hungry communication protocols that could let battery-less devices communicate with each other?
In the spirit of supporting as many individuals as possible, Tox websites are now accessible as a hidden service via Tor.

The hidden service mirror has been stripped of Piwik tracking, and forms of Javascript, and soon we'll label outbound links.

i2p support will also follow soon.

Tox main site: http://kdzzxucnh4fyovxg.onion/

Tox developer documentation: http://kdzzxucnh4fyovxg.onion/docs/

Tox wiki: http://kdzzxucnh4fyovxg.onion/wiki
Is The Adult Industry A Place For Young Tech Entrepreneurs To Make Money?
Yeah, drivers are selfish; humans are frequently selfish.

For example, if a truck driver has the option of hitting another car head-on, or running off the road and just wreaking the truck, they will frequently hit the car.

The reason being, if there's no evidence of a second vehicle in the accident, they will end up being responsible for the loss of the cargo, and lose their job.

Plus, the truck driver will typically survive a head-on with a car.
If you already know js, I would suggest Node.js, due its easier learning curve.
OS: Ubuntu or any linux distro you like.
when you want to watch a video tagged as 18+ only (because for that you need to log in).

You don't need to log in if the video is embedded on a page, or if you open the player directly like this (/v/<id> in URL): https://www.youtube.com/v/UF8uR6Z6KLc
Microsoft Sues Samsung Over Android Royalty Payments
> Your first link does not show numbers much different from the previous article linked.

Correct. I cited that link because it more clearly shows that those numbers refer to the debt upon graduation from medical school, not the date at which the income numbers in the previous article become relevant (which comes several years after the completion of residency).

I'm not sure why you selectively quote that one phrase from the second link (which in context is not saying that $100K isn't a lot; it's really just a warning about how much worse it is to triple the principal on a debt with compound interest), and yet ignore the clear evidence that it does, in fact, take decades to pay off the debt (and even then, that's just to break even). Even if you don't like those particular links, it's pretty easy to corroborate that elsewhere.

Earning a "comfortable income" on paper is not very meaningful when you could be well into your fifties and still be behind where you would have been at 25 had you dropped out of college at 20 and gone to work for Wall Street or a startup, or pretty much any other high paying job that someone of that caliber would also be capable of. On top of that, as I already said, the income statistics for private practice physicians don't factor in many of the costs associated with maintaining a practice, so it's more like talking about the revenue of a small business than the income of an individual.

Medicine isn't really that secure a job anymore, either, contrary to popular belief. That's why so many practices have had to close in the last ten years, and why physician salaries, for those not in private practice, have been on a sharp decline.

It's really popular to hate on physicians for supposedly making a lot of money for a supposedly cushy job. That may have been true once, but it's not really true anymore, and it's becoming even less and less true very quickly.
What are companies like Spotify, Basecamp and Valve doing differently
Abolished feudalism, supported religious liberty, established the Code Napoleon, promoting jury trials etc. He was dictatorial but in my view governed enormously more fairly than the Jacobin mob that took over France after the revolution and instituted the Terror.
I wonder if there is an overlap/relationship between being extroverted and being offensive?
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Ronald Reagan riffing on that theme is equally mental:

"Ezekiel tells us that Gog, the nation that will lead all of the other powers of darkness against Israel, will come out of the north. Biblical scholars have been saying for generations that Gog must be Russia. What other powerful nation is to the north of Israel? None. But it didn’t seem to make sense before the Russian revolution, when Russia was a Christian country. Now it does, now that Russia has become Communistic and atheistic, now that Russia has set itself against God. Now it fits the description of Gog perfectly."
No more A-holes? Kind of a big claim to make. Combined with the "tell us who you are" line, I'd think there is some degree of manual match-making. Are candidates or companies being screened or vetted in any way? There could be a boatload of students/ amateurs masquerading as experienced professionals, and this could end up hurting the first users looking for help. (Assuming this is part of why dribbble requires invites.)

The difference between Tinder and LinkedInTinder is that Tinder is a very superficial app, and somewhat needs to be. Person A thinks Person B looks good, person B reciprocates, and they meet up for a fling. I'm not so sure that the same can work for jobs as there are a lot more variables - talent, experience, availability, personality, payment terms, etc.

I really like the idea, but I'm not sure about how it will work out. It could be an interesting tool for freelancers and businesses/people to connect, if there are a couple of the right filters (remote vs local, designers vs photographers vs illustrators vs...)
That's right, now I remember.
LinkedInder
"Hatch can match you to local talents who are great to work with - based on your personality (no more A-holes)."

What if my personality matches well with A-holes?
If you like hacking on this sort of thing with a much larger dataset (hundreds of thousands of movies / millions of episodes) across dozens of streaming, dvd, vod, ratings, etc sources please reach out -- ablohowiak@fan.tv . You can see our current implementation of this on the iPad app under "smart browse". We're starting to work on our next implementation of smart browse soon.

Our problem is also fun because we integrate with MVPDs (like Time Warner Cable) and unify streaming/live/on-demand in one set-top box.
For me G+ wasn't so bad, it was kinda like Hacker news is to Reddit in my social world. But the mobile app has some serious battery drain so I couldn't keep it on my phone. A few times it out drained my battery while one the charger! I found the removal interesting, for me, as once I removed the mobile app I stopped using it a news point and didn't go to the desktop versions either something I has done fairly regularily.
Looks good :)

Feature request: filter by released on dvd/bluray.
I'm not a big fan of going to the cinemas, so its good to see what's available to watch from home. Netflix and Amazon streaming aren't everything!
TinkedIn? :)
Travel the world and get a paycheque: The allure of a results-only workplace
Hah. I filed a bug via MS Connect years ago and it was eventually fixed in release. It may take time, but it sometimes works.
To that end, The Soviet Experiment by Ronald G. Suny [1] is a worthwhile read, and I'd highly recommend it to the curious. It provides a great deal of insight into Russia's recent history (and outlook), from the fall of the Tsar to more modern times. Suny provides a backdrop that illustrates some of what purringmeow alludes to, although it (obviously) contends with the creation of the Soviet Union and some of the cultural attitude for which it was responsible.

[1] http://www.amazon.com/The-Soviet-Experiment-Russia-Successor...
I guess you've settled on a name, pretty completely, but tox evokes all sorts of bad feelings like "Toxin", "Detox" - generally feelings associated with the idea of poison or of poisoning yourself. From a marketing perspective this might not be the least sinister name you could have chosen. I realize this comes out of 4chan and we make a point of not giving a shit about marketing but...
500wpm? Wikipedia is not entirely clear about the world record, but it seems to be well under 300.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typing
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Germ.io: a simple tool that lets you structure your ideas
Cool. Is this direct connection from peer to peer or does the communication bounce from one node to another as a TOR communication would do ?
(I'm guessing direct for obvious latency reasons when using audio / video)
A positive psychologist might use behaviorist techniques, cognitive techniques, or even psychoanalytical techniques if they think it will contribute to their patient becoming less incongruent.

Positive psychology is a preference of goal states; behaviorism is an early theoretical approach (the first scientific approach to psychology) to studying minds.
Let shat.