skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Check out http://www.magnus-opus.com/

It's a copyrighted algorithmic composition that contains most, if not all international phone numbers. They conveniently supply a form so that you can gain a license to use your phone number if it is in the composition.
Plenty of jobs in the open source community are 100% remote.
I am regular bicycle driver. We won a weekend trip with e-bikes on a contest.
Although the electric motor increases the average speed, range and hill climbing I did not like the handling and additional weight and complexity of the electric bicycle.
This was the first bicycle I had to pedal downhill (electric motor off). So the mechanical efficiency seems to be bad. Since my fitness allows enough speed and good range on a traditional bike (also with a trailer) I do not need the electric assistance. It adds unnecessary complexity, weight, costs and maintenance for me.
I assume you've contacted the builder communities on reddit? there's a build a pc one, and a build me a pc, something like that.
Yes! Thanks for posting this. I had read about it years ago and had been looking for it again for some time now.
Someone posted the same article with the original title on HN earlier and it sank without a trace, whereas this one seems to have stuck. Apparently it's a pretty good title from that perspective.
Can't imagine not using these ... the only problem is the cards are weaker and the chip starts to come out.

(Only if you don't use a wallet)...
I have NOT worked there, so I'm not speaking from personal experience, and it may be different for data scientists than for programmers. From what I hear in the tech scene here, they seem to be the place that programmers go when they want to just code for 8 hours and go home in the evening and get paid well for it, rather than this startup environment where they're expected to be involved in product decisions etc. I hope that helps a little and I hope others can share more insight.
You might consider listing some example searches under the search box. My initial impression is that I'm not quite certain what I'm supposed to be searching for.
Seems they want to sell the EMV card readers instead of providing them for free.
Not to mention some people are 'digital nomads' in order to explicitly pursue other things in life like snow sports, mountaineering, etc., which tend to be found in colder climates.
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Literally all of your problems could by solved by buying your postage online ahead of time. The post office encourages this, and sells it through their own website, as well as resellers like Stamps.com.

Once you've attached a prepaid shipping label to a package, you can simply drop it off at any office, and they'll ship it. No personal interaction necessary. You don't even have to wait in line.
Ha! Nothing like recruiting a whole swarm of HNers to find some obscure bug :)

I'm encouraged by your metrics of about 750 people and about 500 games - I think I could probably afford enough compute power to support that for a limited amount of time.
It sounds like to be truly safe you need to know safe entry guard node(s) and/or operate your own group of entry relays. Otherwise, you risk X% of your traffic potentially being deanonymized by someone controlling both ends.

Of course, if you do that, you probably need to remain constantly connected and moving data through Tor 24/7 to prevent any kind of analysis since you can't hide the fact you:

A) Control the relay you connect to.

B) Are connected to Tor.
Right. No way I'm breadboarding this up at $300 per "Thing"

This appears to be a solid workbench device for developing add-on hardware (and the drivers to communicate with it)

The desire to compare to RaspPi is understood, especially when it plays into my preconceptions of the difficulty of Windows development. This thing is a monster.

http://www.raspberrypi.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/rsz_b-...
http://www.mouser.com/images/circuitco/lrg/595-SHARKSCOVE-PR...
Yeah. Stupid honesty. Who needs it?
This. Fix the service (and system). Not the branding.

Plus, it's really every US tax payer paying for the problems...
https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/ad-hominem - their airport security is good, regardless of their other actions and policies.
... or your fixed costs increase.
There should be a setting where you can decide this for yourself. I Have problems sleeping in worm climats
sure - http://freemediagoo.com

By end of august I'll be split-testing moderenizing it (it's not mobile/tablet friendly, backend makes it a pain to add content (especially text),etc) - I'm hoping making it nicer doesn't hit the income.
Have each airline administer its own security. If you want the machines, the patdowns, and long lines for 'security' there will be an airline for you.
Xiaomi Phones Secretly Sending Personal Data To The Chinese Govt
Some previous submissions - there may be more. Very few have comments.

Having said that, while it's true that it's been submitted many times, how many people have read it and not changed one damn thing in their lives?

Have you done anything different because of this? If not, why not?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1570865

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1643239 <- This has the most coments

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1851879

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2603369

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2604180

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2615886 <- Also many comments

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2617705

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2624341

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2743768

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3290059

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3306688

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3331535

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3346293

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3384461

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3398988

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3542280

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3629787

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3646379

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3816422

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3872345

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3895142

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4174746

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4250232

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4863657

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5543689

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5928227

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6385461

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7471639
Seriously, we need to get rid of passwords (2012)
Smart Entrepreneurs Don’t Need Disruptive Technology
Yeah, the racial homogeneity is the biggest downside in my experience. It's the one thing I really don't like about Duxbury. Wish there were a good solution.

I find the other problems more ambiguous, though. High median income is almost axiomatic: people with means will choose the nicest places to live. That doesn't bother me much at all. It correlates strongly with lower crime and a stronger focus on education. And maybe "nothing to offer young adults" is actually a feature. I think young adults as a rule should leave their hometowns, travel the world, explore and experiment and do brave and foolish things, learn from their mistakes and get some perspective.

I'm not sure any one [kind of] place can be great for families with young children, and for young adults, and be economically and culturally diverse. Absent the option of such a utopia, as the father of two young girls I'm always -- and unapologetically -- going to optimize for proximity to other families with kids, safely walkable/bikeable streets, and excellent schools.

Respectfully,
Chris
For me personally, I'm looking at Europe. I'm coming from America so I could possibly get away with 3 month stints on a Schengen visa, but I've been looking for long-term 6-12 months.

I'm just starting to look into this though, so general tips/resources/strategies for getting the proper permits is always a plus.

As an aside, I'd never heard the term "Working Holiday" before so that in and of itself is a new avenue of approach.
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Five or six.. Almost nil I have $12/yr. VPS and wrote a nodejs app to host them all off one port..
To the risk of sounding completely insensitive, I honestly don't understand why they did not invest $5k in a good Kickstarter video and campaign. This is exactly the kind of project that has people automatically drop money on for two factors: 1) geek factor and 2) philosophical factor. It is a no-brainer.
Why English??
The USPS doesn't cost the taxpayer a dime.
The Importance of Empowering Your Customer Service Employees
Why prime? Is that because they're remarkable? Then any number would do since all numbers are remarkable (otherwise if there was a (set of) non-remarkable numbers, there would be a smallest one, hence it'd be remarkable itself, and so on).
Everything looks better with Gotham, whether it's Obama, DC Comics, Twitter or USPS.

I also like Montserrat, free typeface kind of similar to Gotham, yet kind of different.

http://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Montserrat

http://www.fontspace.com/julieta-ulanovsky/montserrat
Where Your “Craft” Whiskey Is Distilled Is Essentially Unimportant: A Rebuttal
No offense intended but when you sell it like that "We are staying a bit high to put our resources to the most efficient use" it basically screams like bullshit.

It'd be much sweeter sounding to just say you're developers, recruiting other developers, so you can vett them much better than career recruiters can. Offering that level of vetting is more time consuming, thus you are offering a premium service.

However, you might be better off sticking with the bullshit sounding answers, becaues I imagine your market isn't us, it's the business who can't vett their own guys.
Your experience is alien to me. I'm probably in the thousands of USPS packages shipped.

- Use electronic shipping whenever possible. With label sticker paper, it's less than 5 minutes for me to create, pay and print a label on usps.com and have it on the package. Then in most cases you can just drop it in the package slot at the post office or have your mail carrier pick it up, no interaction at the post office required.

- If you're making a little side money off of eBay, eBay or PayPal shipping couldn't be easier (and the price for First Class Package, if you're < 1 lb, is a third of Priority etc)

In the rare cases I have to interact with clerks - international, SCAN forms - they've been quite efficient everywhere I've been.

Basically, you can largely avoid having to ever stand in line. If you can't, I'd suggest not going in during peak times. Lines are slow because people who stand in lines largely don't know what they want and don't know how to work the post office.
Meh. It is better than "Silicon Valley" which is just utter todle but accurate? I don't believe so, but it is a TV show after all aimed at a larger demographic than would find the realities entertaining.

Let's put it this way, I actually get annoyed watching "Silicon Valley" while I don't watching "Half and Catch Fire."
Canada might. They're pretty tight with the US, and fake US currency is still a diplomatic problem for them. Film in Iran, however, and they probably wouldn't care at all.
My post [1] made it to #8 on the front page last week and stayed there about 5 hours. I haven't made proper analysis yet, but here are rough numbers. The page got ~3500 visits, most of which within the first 24 hours. Most concurrent users was ~80. The first 24 hours got the linked app ~500 downloads, so that would give a pretty good conversion rate. I don't have data on how much of that came through the website or HN, though.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8070131
This is an excellent post, I am looking to setup streams of passive income mostly for savings and to allow me to travel. Just never sure which itch to scratch :/
Not many people realize that the USPS is the ONLY federal government department authorized and mentioned in The Constitution. Cut the other departments, and give it all to the USPS because constitution.
i have a niche humor blog on tumblr that makes about 30$/mo from adsense ads. not bad considering i was doing it for free up until recently.
Where x = Swift
How is your experience with the reliability? I was recently up in Edmonton and anecdotally it seemed like people had serious issues with the NFC payment methods. Several times I saw people attempt to pay via NFC, try 5 times, then eventually pay via insertion+PIN. Looked profoundly frustrating.
About 500€ a month with automated soccer bets. It's 100% passive but it' still a gamble. So it coud be over in a day with some bad luck ...
It's still very dangerous if the high explosives go if in an uncoordinated way. And then you have kilograms of enriched radioactive material spread all over. Not as bad as a supercritical reaction, but enough to worry about.
Show HN: Elasticsearch on a terminal.com container
I have been living in Chiang Mai for over 2 years now and I can definitely recommend this city for living. People who are interested to live and work here should check this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiUofaCeZT4
That's what broadband was for.

So you could have dramatically better speeds than the vast majority of users.

That way, pages which nominally took 20 slow seconds to load
over a phone modem, would appear instantly for you if you were privileged enough to have broadband.

Nowadays, "everybody" has broadband.
But instead of the rapid browsing experience which everyone was looking forward to, we now have a slower user experience
with broadband on most web sites than there was in 1996
with dial-up modems.

Back in 1996, most people did not yet have 56Kbaud modems,
so the wise webmasters made sure their sites were optimized
enough for mainstream consumers having 28.8K or at most 33.6K which would guarantee outstanding performance to the widest variety of visitors.
When they were really serious about engaging users who did not have brand new computers, a site would need to perform decently at 9600 baud which was what the majority of installed modems still ran at, originally purchased for faxing.

When you occasionally went went to a slow, bloated page from
a major technology company you knew right away it was
"privileged idiots" on broadband without a clue as to how
slow their "masterpiece" website behaved compared to what
was expected from modem users.

Downloading files was expected to be slow, but web sites were not.
Actually lots of MP3's were downloaded over modems, that's what MP3 was developed for.
If you posted something, copyright was not a problem since you were not sharing it with the public, only those few who
were online.

Almost 20years later, technology has progressed but it's clear that PEOPLE used to be more advanced than they are now.

There are probably engineers who are making sure their
sites perform at 2G speeds without sinking below 1996 performance experiences, but from what I've been reading about interviewing & hiring trends it looks like they are excluded as extreme minorities within their percentiles.

Oh, well, I don't make the rules, just observing their disfunction.
Hopefully future scholars will quote this as "Peak Betteridge".
I earned about 100$/month from knocktocall.com product. It's okay for me because I don't do any marketing for knocktocall.com. Have a full-time job, some freelance job and I'm still making new app for my passion.
I got ~26k from 12 hours as number 2.
Why you should apply to Ivy League colleges
What do you charge for your theme? Is that typical? How much of a cut does ThemeForest take from you?
So... what's your point? You have discussed copyright to death -- but failed to address a single other point Alupis brought up regarding the WTFPL. Others (below) have even commented that several of the complaints are very valid. Nor have you actually sited any sources other than putting some text in italics.
contact me... i want to ask you a question and provide little info that i know
Snapchat Said in Funding Talks With Alibaba at $10B
Great work. For writing books do you use any book editor/software of just MS Word ? I am in the process of writing a book and couldn't find a good editor/software. Thanks
I'm not familiar with React, but why would that not be the case without this lib? {} !=== {}

EDIT: Maybe I understand. You're saying a parent component might do something like: foo.bar = 'blah'; and then doing a simple equality check foo === foo is not enough, you have to check that the properties have not changed either. Is that correct?
Good idea for some tshirt printing. By extension won't be PI illegal as it can contain all the information in the universe ? (at infinity at least)
Indeed, essentially this is a step behind the curve. While adoption isn't fast - the Netherlands is deploying both new cards to customers and new POS terminals with NFC built in.
The main Go distribution will always have assembly source files: there are always going to be special instructions or routines, such as low-level startup, that must be written at that level. The same is not true of (non-gcc) C source files.

Once the main Go distribution has no non-gcc C source files, we _will_ delete the Plan 9 C compilers. There is no reason to maintain them if we are not using them.
I believe NFC smartphones can't currently act as payment terminals because PCI rules mandate that such things should be self-contained single-purpose devices with their own PIN pad.

The NFC cards, SIMs, keyfobs etc. don't necessarily require a PIN here in Poland; you're good for ~$15 USD (50 PLN).

If you need to pay more than that, you then have to enter your PIN as you suggest.

Limits the use cases to corner-shop-equivalent purchases, still quite a large market!
Thanks for the info, I understand completely you don't want to give away profitable niches.

> I do everything through my own sites and find customers through via free podcasts, free and promoted youtube videos, etc.

Very clever, creative promotional strategy! I would love to read more if you have a blog (again without giving too much of your exact products or niches away). I'm building up a side business currently, and cost effective, targeted promotion is high on my list...(there's a great idea for a premium course btw, would purchase in a heartbeat.)

> Udemy's on my list, but I believe in always owning your own brand, customers and leads.

I guess there's an important trade off between owning the customer relationship 100% and getting exposure on a huge marketplace...
Last September I put Amazon Affiliate codes on links in a somewhat popular post about setting up a Raspberry Pi to open my garage. I know I'm not suppose to divulge exact numbers, but lets just say I've bought games, books, toys, and a PS4 so far with my earnings. On around ~1,000 visitors a month. I wish I had it setup when that post got a ton of traffic from reddit.
I currently earn about $1000/month after Googles 30% cut with an Android app that syncs with OmniFocus. (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.quantus.app...).
I'm still improving the app in my spare time so it's not completely passive yet.
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After Flipkart, Amazon announces $2B investment in India
When EMV was first introduced in the UK (10 years ago...) you could opt to sign instead of entering a PIN number. If you try and do that now in most cases the transaction is declined by the bank. This can cause issues when travelling abroad to countries that aren't use to or don't have the hardware for EMV.
Perhaps, you're forgetting about spent fuel pools, rods and other nuclear waste that is often kept at the plants.

" All the fuel in all the reactors and all the storage pools at this site (1760 tons of Uranium per slide #4) would be consumed in such a mega-explosion. In comparison, Fat Man and Little Boy weapons dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki contained less than a hundred pounds each of fissile material."[1]

"Accordingly, the worst case scenario at Fukushima will not make the northern hemisphere uninhabitable and the total doom/ death of life on earth predicted by some is impossible. The most likely outcome would be catastrophic contamination of northern Japan forcing total evacuation of the population. The main global consequence will be serious
contamination of the Pacific which may catastrophically affect Pacific biota." [2]

If "catastrophically affecting Pacific biota" would not cause the whole ecosystem to collapse,and make life impossible, I'm not sure what would.

If few nuclear plant meltdowns occurred at the same time, and there would be a problem with the cleanup effort (i.e EMP in the States) we could expect spent fuel explosions to release massive amount of radioactive material into the atmosphere.

[1]http://www.dcbureau.org/20110314781/natural-resources-news-s...

[2]http://www.llrc.org/fukushima/subtopic/fukuworstcase.pdf
Nice username. How can I get in contact?
Improvely (https://www.improvely.com) has more than doubled in customers and revenue since the last post, when it had recently broken 5-figure MRR. It could easily support salaries for a small staff at this point, but I still run it myself from home. I try to push out a set of new features every 1-2 months, and have to answer an e-mail on occasion to help out a new user, but otherwise it's very hands-off as a business. I don't do any outbound sales or anything else high-touch.

W3Counter (https://www.w3counter.com) meanwhile generates less than 10% that revenue from 100x the users. They're really similar services fundamentally, but worked out very different. W3Counter ends up being used by hobbyists that want to see vanity metrics like page view counts going up, most of which will not pay for analytics, while companies eagerly pay for Improvely as a profit multiplier for their online marketing.

Aside from those sites, not much has changed. I have a few e-commerce stores that essentially run themselves as passive income, and a steady stream of commissions from various business referrals I made years ago.
Great work. For writing books do you use any book editor software of just MS Word ? I am in the process of writing a book and couldn't find a good editor/software. Thanks
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After reading the wikipedia article on this, these cards seems to be full of fallback mechanisms that make them virtually useless for more advanced protection but in only a few constrained situations, and it's biggest benefit is that it allows MasterCard and the others to shift liability of fraud from the Bank to the merchant and the customer.