skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I been using HootSuite for nearly 4 years and most if not all of the success I had and keep having with social media is thanks to the many useful tools HootSuite provides.

For $9.99 a month is more than worth it BUT you need to take your time to master the platform if not you will not get proper results. Also is very important that you prepare a social media marketing strategy so you know exactly where you want to go. No matter what your social media goals are HootSuite will have the tools you will need to make it happen.

So give it a try and if you have any questions HootSuite customer support is awesome. Also the HootSuite forums are great to ask because the HootSuite community Ambassadors are always happy to help.
http://www.nycedc.com/blog-entry/new-yorkers-and-cars
I have Brightspot, which is a pre-paid MVNO on T-Mobile, and it has been my experience that I cannot use my Google Voice number for voicemail like I could with a post-paid account, and I am experiencing that a lot of the short-code messaging services can't reach me, either. I haven't tried sending an SMS to a short-code service, but my suspicion is "no" on that, too.

Also, and this may be T-Mobile wide, I am experiencing that they are routing all voice traffic over the data line, which means poor coverage now results in ch-op-py dr-op-ou-t speech just like a bad SIP line would. I tried to make a call last weekend and the other end sounded just like a modem it was so bad.

Just caveat emptor.
/snark
I've certainly had PostgreSQL crash and all it took was someone in a Verizon datacenter accidentally yanking out the cables connecting the server to its RAID arrays. It even crashed a second time when someone "tripped over a cable" and took out the arrays again and a third time when the redundant power supplies turned out not to be...

OTOH complete loss of storage resulted in sub-second data loss with autorecovery the first two times using a five year old Pg installation and minimal issues the third time. The master server had a three year uptime on the main server process when it went down. Overall I'm pretty comfortable with that track record.
My present "garbage site" practice is to pop open a session to mailinator.com to a randomly generated box name.

Mailinator will give an alternate address that's a hash of the first, so that the address itself cannot be used to check. See below.

I'll create a set of long passwords (20-30 characters) with pwgen. Those are input as name, email, and password fields (different for each). If I need to verify an email, I can.

I don't record the values, they're throwaway.

If the site rejects 'mailinator.com', there are other domains provided as alternates.

Example: inache8baezo0aowahph@mailinator.com is also

m8r-ds4te4@mailinator.com
inache8baezo0aowahph@mailinator.com
inache8baezo0aowahph@mailtothis.com

(or m8r-ds4te4 at the other domains)

The 'm8r' address can't be used to check for mail.

Note, obviously, that anyone with the actual mailbox hash can check it. For example: http://mailinator.com/inbox.jsp?to=facebook

Oh, there's even an RSS mailbox subscription, neat: http://www.mailinator.com/feed?to=
That still isn't a response to the question I asked; can you address that question?

And choosing an animal to be given up and taken to a shelter and possibly euthanized is nowhere near the same and shooting an animal on the premises. And again, that's a city-level ordinance, not a governmental one; it in no way applies to everybody, so I don't know why you're presenting it as inarguable fact.

Edit: Honestly, the fact that I need to ask a question three times when it was very clearly laid out indicates that you're just ignoring it, which I can only assume means you don't actually have an answer. If you're interested in actually having a discussion instead of just saying foolish things and refusing to back them up, then please address my question; otherwise, you've got some pretty messed up and honestly harmful ideas that you're proposing here and I hope you're never in a position to enforce your beliefs on anything else.
Not all of the questions that we ask about digestion should be related to figuring out how to get people to lose weight.
I will gladly admit I thought Lucifer's Hammer was great. One of my favourites from my favourite author.
Is apple trying to sell this to people that already wear a watch?

Tim cook knows that younger generations dont care about wearing a watch because the time is on their phone. They want a product that convinces people that have NEVER worn a watch that they want something on their wrist...

I think this is going to be explosively successful.

Of course the sheer fact that you will actually be able to BUY an apple watch will be great for its success (see: every android watch perpetually being unavailable when they launch)
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Many of the comments here focus on whether or not an individual's preferences are racist or not, but generally an individual being racist isn't going to cause anyone much trouble (except for extreme or violent cases.)

The major issue this illuminates is that the aggregate preferences of many people confer an advantage to some and disadvantage to others based on race. The value in having this highlighted so clearly is that some (many) people think that racism is dead, and this gives us something to point to when we ask them to reconsider that opinion.
I think the article's author is right and that there could easily be high-end market shift from Android at the margin. On the other hand, Android Wear watches are already shipping, Google voice search is better than Siri, Google Now is kinda magic, Material Design is a very nice unified design language that is arguably better than iOS, and Android Auto could take off.

(By way of background, I'm working on developing http://recent.io for both iOS and Android. Currently I switch between an iPhone 5 and a Nexus 5 and expect to buy both the iPhone 6 and the Nexus 6/X rumored to be coming out this fall.)

>with the iPhone 6 Plus (a very Microsofty name, it must be said)...

Except for the Apple II Plus, the Mac Plus, the LaserWriter Plus, the Apple IIc Plus, the Apple III Plus[1]... In reality I'd say it's a very Appley name! :)

[1] Yes, there actually was such a critter: http://support.apple.com/kb/TA31434
If I were ignoring them, it wouldn't matter what they say. Fortunately, I'm not ignoring them.
Canada Says It Has Found Ship from Doomed 1845 Arctic Expedition
I wouldnt be surprised if deal extreme has a 'watch body' that will be compatible with apple watch bands before the apple watch even hits the market
Yep. First thing I thought of when seeing all those different straps. I have a feeling the elastomer bracelets will come in at $50 and the metal/leather ones will be $100.
It is debatable. Actually, it's being heavily debated on WUS right now (I assume that you know WUS = Watchuseek). I also love watches. They're on of my primary obsessions. I can't imagine wearing something like this, but I'll certainly take that PP off of your hands if you don't want it anymore. :)
Here, the ramp is a specific accomodation for the disabled person. A better analogy would be a scenario where law would require every stairs accessing the building (driver) to have an associated ramp (allowing dogs). For Uber, in my opinion, certain "dogs-allowed" cars should be added (as suggested somewhere else in this thread), but not every driver should be required to allow them.

Also, I was stating that law SHOULDN'T force people. Not that it doesn't.
I can't think of a package manager I've needed to use for something relatively sophisticated that didn't leave me frustrated...
I have never heard of it but watching videos it seems to be a puzzle game with an interesting game mechanics: you can "change the code game is executing" right inside the game.
Presumably the inductive part of the charger will be accessible as an adapter to a lightning cable.

There were mentions at the event that the gold/rose gold version of the watch come in a 'charger stand' box that takes a lightning cable at the back.
What do you mean, "still" confusing?

I'm not confused. I just think it's hilarious to present "dozens of miles" as if it were a lot. I make no comment on the correctness of the quantity built.
Java Classloaders: The good, the bad and the WTF [Jun 19, 2014]
Imo there is a difference, as the motive for not allowing the person is different. Morality is majorly about motives.
+1; The value isn't in the device, it's in the ecosystem.

Siri isn't going to integrate with my Nest, Apple Maps isn't going to have a fleet of vehicles driving around to confirm mapping data, and Google Now has the ability to digest information from both existing Google users and the web.

Can Apple create a better platform backend faster than Google can meet them at design/UX?
An iPhone isn't to a rotary phone as an Apple Watch is to a mechanical watch.
I'll just leave this here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsxQxS0AdBY&feature=youtu.be
Since SICP and Lambda papers I have a fascination for the relationship with discrete math, computing devices and their topology. This doesn't help.
I'd suggest capping the animation duration. 90% of 10 hours still leaves an hour for the animation.

If you've got an extended clock (days, months, years, centuries, millennia), morphing could take a while.
After getting my first traffic-camera ticket yesterday, I'm 100% behind self-driving cars.
People who buy mechanical watches for 3k+ buy them because they are beautifully engineered and finished works of art. Trust me, I'm one of them. Most of us will not swap out our Tudors, our Omegas, our Patek's, or our VC's with one of these. It's just a different market.
I don't understand why every time I read an article that has something to do with apples the writer bashes on red delicious apples and acts like people are being manipulated into eating them. I love apples and I eat a large variety of them, and though I don't get red delicious the majority of the time, they are still really good and are a good goto apple because they are so consistent. I love how they are crisp, that they have a thick skin, and that they aren't overly sweet or sour. Plus, they are really cheap and are often good sized. Varieties like honey crisps can be tasty, but they can be quite a bit more money and they are often so sweet that it's almost like a dessert.
HelloJS is great. I've used it in my last project. It just works. It's well tested, and well documented. There's very little option twiddling required. It just worked seemlessly when I was trying to setup Twitter, Google, LinkedIn and Facebook OAuth logins.
Still wishing more people read that book. It is not overrated.
while that may be true, for the mast majority of people that over simplification is fine. The high odds are that the fat person running next to me on the tread mill is over weight because they eat too much and do not move enough, not because of the 10 calories per hour I may burn in that work out due to what ever factors.

if it were a small % of overweight people you might have a point, but the high % of overweight people in US in particular is certainly because of calories consumed >> calories burned.

i think the real tragedy is people looking for magical formulas, or giving up because 'its genetics'. further proof of that is that just about any dieting regiment works, the issue is that most people dont stick to them.
But it's in Google's interest to have all of those benefits available on Apple's platform as well.
What about privacy? There's something reassuring about putting an iPhone into one's pocket. Messages showing up for anyone to see doesn't really appeal to me.

I ran this page through NLTK's Sentiment Analysis and the the score is NEGATIVE 0.8, Stanford's never finished!
Good riddance. Red delicious apples get mealy fast, sometimes before you buy them. I kept waiting for the article to acknowledge this, and the closest it came was "tastes have sifted." Bah, who has ever liked a mealy apple? Gala, Fuji, and especially Braeburn stay crisp and tasty longer.

Strangely, yellow delicious stays good despite getting softer. It doesn't get mealy, just softer, and it's still great to eat.
Are there any resources to help alleviate this problem? A very close associate of mine has just been put away for a white collar offense to a private prison black hole, and I hope that noone has to suffer like he has
So basically, this data confirms what everybody sees in reality: that white people are considered the most beautiful by every other race; even to the point that adding "whiteness" to your racial profile will increase interest in your overall profile. That's why in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia; the most successful, attractive people shown in the media have White features or are very light skinned.

Now, here's a better question about this data: would this study be considered "racist" if Black or Asian people were considered the most attractive?

I'm guessing no. "Anti-racism" is just another way to say "anti-white".
It actually wasn't a Google product initially. It was GrandCentral. I've been using it since 2006. It's still the best at what it does.
Saw this on HN couple of days ago

http://formdevices.com/blog/No-Fools-Errand.html
You pretty summed up why I hate Red Delicious.
It is certainly isn't obvious to me. NPM is the best package manager I have used for a specific language. I do think there are things that can be improved, like everything else, but overall I think it is pretty good. And the vast majority of complaints I have seen are just nitpicks. So yes I would be very curious to know what you think is so obviously broken with it.
As a black man, I'm proud to be the most egalitarian in romance. It really boils down to whoever smiles at me and tells me I'm smart.
It's clear this capitalism thing isn't working. New national mandate: all products to be sold in identical opaque boxes. Marketing is outlawed and the only allowed form of advertising is hiring Sam Waterston to dispassionately read off the results of independent double blind studies your product has been involved in.
The thing is, most of Google's services are available on iOS as well. And IMO Google's apps are as good on iOS or even better than they are on Android. You can get the best of both worlds by using iOS with Google's apps and services.
While waiting for the watch, a lot of people never open the Settings app so they don't realize that the notifications settings for Mail on the iPhone are pretty flexible, with VIP contacts and custom notifications per account.
It's not just finding women who are into you; it's finding the ones who are single that matters. In the case of techie introverted people, there's usually a huge surplus of available men versus women.
Sure for the Palm market - there were vendors making applications, people buying them, and people buying devices just to run those applications. At the time, you could subscribe to dead-tree magazines that had reviews, advertisements just for Palm devices and applications. The market was large enough to support many companies, and many people buying and selling software.

Even the TRS-80 Model 100 had it's own market for software that was thriving for about three years - complete with requisite magazine support.

...

My hunch is that the new generation of people who recently discovered the recent application ecosystems are shocked to find out that some slightly-older people remember when this same exciting feeling happened before - I would imagine all the way back to the late 1970's when you could put a computer together yourself and sell software out of your garage.
You got a zero from black women.

edit: I'm sorry - you got a zero in 2009. Now it's a -12%, twice the second lowest percentage.
Early Coin backers are canceling orders in droves after Apple Pay announcement
Hi... thanks for writing this. As a newb on these sorts of issues, I have some questions:

1. So this is 100% client side... Why do I see "npm" in the instructions? Isn't that connected to nodejs? What if I'm writing a java web server app, will this still work, or does it need to talk to a nodejs server somehow?

2. I take it none of this hits a third party server (i.e. your server)?

3. How do I get the user's info obtained via authentication (gmail address, etc) to my server, in a way that is secure, if this is all client & browser based?
As a kid in the 1970's living in New Zealand most of our local apples (NZ grows a lot of apples) were green. Imported Red Delicious used to sit in the supermarket looking so red and beautiful and screaming to be purchased, which occasionally I could get my mother to do. I don't remember them being floury, but they were always sweeter than the green apples - a real memory of childhood.

But now in comparison to Gala, Fuji, Braeburn and others, Red Delicious seem floury, the skin is too thick and the flavour no where near as crisp and clean as the other varieties. There's also a lack of airmiles on most of these as we grow them here.

35 years on I don't think my kids have had a Red Delicious, and certainly not something I will miss if I never have another one.
Do you have HDR+ on? It makes all the difference.
>"Race" is a proxy for social class.

You mean, "social class" is a politically correct term used to explain the general differences between races.

Asian men tend to do very well in school and careers and typically have a higher than average income, yet they are considered less attractive than Latinos, who generally perform much lower in school, career, and have a lower income than Asian people.
Photographer with Down's syndrome 'sees the world differently'
> See how car-centric the debate is, that such a statement will be immediately dismissed.

It's car centric because roads are car centric. From design to paving, the vast vast majority of roads are designed purely for the automobile. I don't like it, I don't agree with it. But it is what it is.

I'm definitely not talking about highways. I'm talking about the average kind of road that you see for millions upon millions of miles all over the U.S.

This http://enews.ntta.org/images/2014-01/Open%20Road.jpg is not a road meant for bikes or pedestrians. But it's a typical road that you'll find almost anywhere.

This one at least has some designated space for people on bikes http://velotraffic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/bike-lane.... but it's definitely not pedestrian friendly. However it clearly has a "cars go here" and "bikes go here" aspect to the marking design.

I would personally love to see every road everywhere at least have that. But I'd love it if the average road segregated bikes and cars even further. http://media.cmgdigital.com/shared/lt/lt_cache/thumbnail/960...

I'm picking these non-urban pictures on purpose, because cyclists seem to think they only exist in cities and that any problems people have about cyclists comes from angry car drivers in cities or I'm some asshole with issues with highways or something. But there are more than 4 million miles of roads (8.61 million lane miles) and almost 3 million of those are in non-urban environments. I'm personally interested in the 75% of all roads that aren't in cities because that's mostly what I and about half the U.S. population drives on. Of all these roads, less than 300,000 can be called highways. Which includes roads that look like this

https://www.google.com/maps/@38.8810165,-77.3978133,3a,75y,1...

for which I think there should also be good cycling infrastructure.
that would be exhausting, just get a cat.
Or, you know, pay an extra $3 to Uber and avoid that situation all together.

It shouldn't matter, but it does.
I think I was too initally hard on the watch, or expected too much? After they thin it out it might just get younger
people wearing watches again?
Apple will be royally screwed if smartwatches catch on. I feel that way for two reasons:

1) Watches are a fashion accessory and one does not fit all. There's no way they'll be able to compete with the variety of devices that will be running android wear.

2) A proper smartwatch will need to be smart and Apple doesn't have the data nor the personnel to compete with Google on the machine learning side.
$600. I know they were always expensive. But for me, I just don't see paying that for something I might forget, drop, sit on, lose, have it stolen.

I got a Moto G for $170. Paid cash, and then got on a T-Mobile month by month plan. If I break it. I'll just go and get another one.

My relatives and friends have iPhones and looking and comparing them, I just don't see the extra "niceness" worth the other $430. Same goes for expensive Android phones.
Extreme height can also be severely limiting to a man such as yourself, so just look for a 6 foot tall White woman.
skype on android is really, really bad. it doesn't even bother to tell you if your wifi is turned off. it'll just "ring ring ring ring" then show a message that the person wasn't available.
The difference between mathematics, science and philosophy
This seems like a fascinating book, written to a general audience. Alas, it is priced more like a textbook, way out of the range of the average public. What a shame it will have a very small reach.
So basically, you accept just about anybody, because you have either low standards or just want to be with as many woman as you can.

Not exactly classy, bro.
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Currently the animations all last at most 20 seconds, irrespective of the transition duration.
There are some good points in here, like making the comment textarea in the cancel form required.

I can't imagine having a 30-45 minute phone call with a service that I just cancelled, though.
The problem with today's liberal attitudes is that such attitudes wrongheadedly assume that racism = violence, when in reality, racism usually just means separatism, which if anything, decreases violence, as good fences make good neighbors.
Every watchmaker has always had a hard time selling women's watches. This watch, especially if they thin it out, might
be the game changer?
This is absolutely true, and I lived on a road which I was able to describe in Thai well before I could pronounce in Thai for a while. But also: many of them came from Isaan two weeks ago, and are still trying to figure out where Sathorn is.
You can't make every address link open in the superior maps app or every tweet open in the superior twitter app or every link open in the superior browser app. While iOS may have closed the gap in finally having these apps, actually using them is a frustrating experience.
Bought the Moto G for my Dad for his birthday. He's reasonably tech-savvy, and he's owned a Samsung Galaxy S2, but he loves it. He knows how much it costs and is constantly amazed at how well it performs.
Is Google Voice Search really better than Siri? It seems much less able to handle things like followup or anything that requires context. "OK Google" is much more likely to just give me a web search, while my wife's iPhone seems to more often give helpful spoken results.
This article confused the hell out of me. Since I don't eat apples but my kids love them, I have purposely tried all the kinds of apples at the store. And time and time again my kids prefer Red Delicious.
Exhibit A: http://i.imgur.com/SbRtlOR.jpg

Relevant text from an OKCupid profile:

Q: Would you strongly prefer to go out
with someone of your own skin
color / racial background?

A: Yes
No jungle fever up in here