skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's secret because it would be monumentally ineffective to negotiate a trade agreement in the open. Ratification or rejection, once negotiation completes, should be done in the open, but not the negotiation itself.

The reason is simple: the parties in a trade negotiation generally cannot get everything they want. They have to concede on some points in order to get what they want on other points. Over the course of negotiation, when a party is offering to conceded and what they are standing firm on changes.

You might have a party asking for, say, terms favorable to their automobile manufacturers but to get those they have to allow terms that are unfavorable to their clothing manufactures. As negotiations progress, they may be able to give up the automobile terms to get back the clothing terms and pick up things in agriculture and entertainment.

If all this were open, every one of those changes would be met with intense lobbying and political pressure domestically. The President, every Senator and Representative, every Governor, and probably the mayors of every major city, would be putting pressure on the negotiators to try to favor their biggest backers. The negotiators would be constantly being called to testify at hearings over each iteration. It would be a mess.
The case i use is the Cooltek Coolcube Mini, photos and specs here: http://www.cooltek.de/en/cubes/coolcube-mini/14/coolcube-min...

Obviously it is larger than the mac mini, but still small enough to put on your desk.
I'm guessing you don't own a home or condo because your arguments all violate common sense. First, do you understand why owners don't like renters? Do you understand why short-term renters are worse than long term renters? Do you understand why owner-present is more desirable than owner-unpresent? Do you understand why a residential owner/renter would prefer not to have commercial activity next door? Do you understand why zoning exists? Do you understand why citizens are granted certain abilities to conduct business-like activities before triggering various business rules?

You're fighting a pretty losing argument here.
apparently they're sharing "aggregate counts" for specific keywords associated w/ city-level locations. According to info from Whisper on Twitter..
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Isn't Twitpic a free service? You would pay for a storage locker right? Museums charge money.

This stuff isn't free to maintain.
I just bought a GTX 980 because it supports HDMI 2.0, I am now running my HTPC at 4096x2160 @ 60hz over HDMI. As of right now the only graphics cards you can buy that support HDMI 2.0 are the GTX 970 & 980.
That's not normal at all. Try and run a hardware diagnostic test, or try and see if you can find the logs in Console.app
Doesn't matter, you still fit into many of the same statistical categories as other people listed as overweight by BMI. It is unlikely your muscle mass is solely responsible for you being listed as overweight
Dear Larry Page, Please Save Google+
This is why if you accidentally injure or kill (say with your car) a cat or a dog, you need to treat the situation as though it is a child. The legal ramifications are wildly different but the emotional hurt you have caused a family is at least similar and should be handled with respect and compassion.
So far there are only two links to published research in this thread.

That's suboptimal when discussing something where the science is moving.
How 'bout you tell us an HTTPs joke, then?
thank you!

i feel like the 'end' of all this was the development of my prefrontal cortex. a little late - age 28 or so - but right around on schedule, maybe delayed a bit by the marijuana.

i finally got to a point where i was capable of focusing on and thinking more about how things _are_ than on how i wanted them to be. it's amazing what that does for a person.
I believe the word you mean is improbable. Nothing is impossible. And you may be using the later versions of the test. I'm not saying he was the smartest in the world, in fact, it may have been a flaw of the test. It was when the tests were being first developed. Regardless of what his intelligence was (it's far lower now thanks to a stroke he had a few years back) I'm just saying that it doesn't mean as much as it did.
"Which one leaves a sequence where you can predict the next number?"

Who said you had to predict the next number? If the question asked "Fill in the next number in this sequence" then I'd agree with you, but instead it asked which number didn't belong.
Public Sharing in SageMathCloud, Finally
I don't think anyone said "permanent". But 10 days is not enough time. How about 6 months from the first notification sent to the user? And it should be extended if the export service itself goes down (like TwitPic's is broken right now).
It's "anonymous" if it doesn't publish your name/identifier alongside your content. 4chan is anonymous. When you use it, you are anonymous to the people reading your comments.

Does this app pretend at any point that its operators couldn't identify users if they wanted to? That would be dishonest. But what word do you expect them to use for "your name will not be published" besides "anonymous"?
One critical factor missing is immediately family history of early cardiac disease, such as a parent or sibling having a heart attack before age 45
To be fair, the i3/i5/i7 brand is for consumers ("i7 is better than i5"), and the "4750Q" is for OEMs.

Remember: you're not Intel's customer, you're Apple's customer.
Apple has had its own display engineers since the '80s. Yes, they use several off the shelf components, but they're also known to create their own chips and oversee specialized manufacturing for particular models/challenges. Case in point was the 21" Apple CRT from the late '90s that featured a Sony Trinitron but also had custom Apple chips that auto calibrated as the display aged based on Apple's ColorSync technology. This looks like a similar collaboration.

You really think the largest company in the world (by market cap) doesn't actively collaborate with its source companies and do custom designs created by its internal engineers together with the supplier's engineers?
r > g is not an equation, it's an inequality
Amazing program that pairs you with a top-tier tech startup as well as exposing you to a great network of industry professionals and other young engineers!
It costs money to keep the servers running. If the data is that important, perhaps you should pay for the service?
Yeah, it's just a total coincidence that any time now the Dallas Ebola Magnet Hospital of Excellence will have 0 Ebola patients, because they've done such a bang up job with their first 2. And that right now (this very minute if they're not late), Dallas County is discussing declaring a state of emergency. And the public lead in this, the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is lying through his teeth just about every time he's at a microphone, in one telling case contradicting himself from one sentence to the next: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/brittany-m-hughes/cdc-you-ca...

Believing things are serious does not equal "border[ing] on panic". Neither panic nor Panglossian bromides are called for right now.
We moved the cadence to every other month, because packagers complained we were shipping too fast :)
When people say their pets are like their children, I don't think they mean "like" as in "exactly identical to." They mean "like" as in their relationship with their pet fills a similar role in their life.

I have had pets and I have a child. If you don't see similarity in these relationships (mainly for the parent-baby relationship, not so much for older children) I think you are taking statements like these MUCH TOO literally. Taking care of a baby was eerily similar to caring for a puppy for me.

It's like someone tells you they are so hungry they could eat a horse, and then you say "Oh really? That would rupture your internal organs causing you a horribly painful death." You are taking something way too literally, and then replying with an unnecessarily morbid answer. The combination of these two is likely to make people wonder what the easiest way is to excuse themselves from the conversation.
I have this issue (MBP early 2011).

Is it risky to upgrade to Yosemite? When starting up cold, I sometimes have to force-shutdown the computer 30+ times before it will get past the Apple logo screen without going grey or black. I'm not sure if such a major software update is a good idea given the circumstances.
This is a model of how a Neanderthal man would look today:
http://i.imgur.com/96DCsQt.jpg

From the German Neanderthal Museum:

http://www.neanderthal.de/en/
what about sprint? I thought they were cdma.
Not so sure about this. We still mostly have laptops with shit 1366x768 monitors despite "retina" or at least "full hd" screens being around for quite a while...
Just wondering how you protect the data? I don't super care, and I almost care more about my email than I do about the numbers.
Or you can use DisplayPort. Nothing wrong with that alternative, license-free standard.
you can just set the constraint constant. I'd say it's much easier.
I've never really understood what life time risk means...

Does 50% mean I'll get a heart attack in my 40s, or mean I'll get one in my 80s instead of getting cancer, etc.

What I'm getting at is that if nothing else kills you, eventually your heart will fail. Shouldn't it be possible to decrease my heart attack risk by increasing my cancer risk?
Question: in 1 e) above you mention you throw away the original IP info and then in 2 mention work w/ academics around not being able to group whispers from same users.
What is the relation between these statements and the ones in the article linked below about "delving into a user's history" in order to verify veracity of claims ? That would seem to suggest you are in fact aggregating user history information (e.g. sets of whispers) for at least a subset of users.. http://www.forbes.com/sites/parmyolson/2014/01/24/3-reasons-....
Yes-- both the 6 and 6+
Wow. That was awesome. Highly recommended read. Reddit OP goes into an impressive amount of detail showing it's nothing but a scam. I hope those who donated via kickstarter get their money back.
> If we hadn’t discussed race, “The Bell Curve” would have been dismissed on grounds that “Herrnstein and Murray refuse to confront the reality that IQ tests are invalid for blacks, which makes their whole analysis meaningless.” We had to establish that in fact IQ tests measure the same thing in blacks as in whites, and doing so required us to discuss the elephant in the corner, the mean difference in test scores between whites and blacks.

This argument rests on the assumption that IQ tests are good at measuring anything. Which, given recent understanding of intelligence and IQ, is very highly questionable. Establishing a single metric for intelligence is close to impossible. We know so little about how the brain works. To think that we can dilute intelligence down to a single number is IMO absurd.

If anything the mean difference between whites and blacks in IQ tests is the proof that IQ tests are essentially meaningless. Either we assume a definition of intelligence where the mean of blacks vs the mean of whites is more or less equal, or we assume IQ actually measures intelligence. We can't have both.

To me, it seems much more plausible that some quantitative metric is biased, than to assume that two groups of people have different levels of intelligence. Given that a) social science has a history of developing biased metrics, b) white people have a history of justifying racism with scientific models, c) racial distinctions are largely arbitrary. Anyone remember phrenology?
You just got some good thoughtful advice on the internet about social interaction.

What is this world coming to?
The background knowledge of things Apple is one of the selling points of these reviews. Siracusa writes for people who really want to nerd out on arcana. My impression is that he sees these reviews as documenting Apple design history, and not just "should I upgrade" guides. It's fine not to like it, but it's a weird thing to criticize him for doing.
It's extremely unlikely to be both in exactly equal portion, so insofar as we're looking for a primary cause, it probably is either/or.
That's very optimistic. Its not certain he could have buttoned that coat.
Any idea if the harddisk is user upgradeable?
anything show up in

kextstat | grep -iv apple
feminism = social political and economical equality between women and men. A company culture with feminist values means equal maternity and paternity policies, thoughtful consideration for hiring 50/50 men and women, providing health care that covers birth control, etc. Just thinking about equality in every business decision.
I had an issue similar to this that was related to a hardware problem with the GPU. I took it into the apple store and they ended up replacing the logic board.
So with this tech, how long until Apple starts offering MVNO services? And eventually completely destroys whatever profit margins the current operators have?
Pfft! Also, no tie, how primitive!
Many people seem to have trouble reconciling that simply because everyone should be treated equally under the law it doesn't follow that everyone is actually equal in their abilities or cognitive potential.
Thank you for actually providing an explanation. I had always assumed people were being literal in how much they liked their pet. I didn't realize it was just a saying.
I don't know why but for me it seemed like it works on second attempt but then consistently. E.g.: first option-click still goes into fullscreen, go back to windowed, try again and it maximizes. Don't ask me why.
A free storage locker couldn't chuck my stuff in the trash either. TwitPic didn't ask anyone to pay to keep their data. They just decided to delete it. And museums don't charge the artist for upkeep.
I'd bet they need the battery-life gains to balance out the power consumption of the high-resolution screen too.
I think this is satire, but not sure...
Sure, where do I send the check?
This was a huge problem on the original iPad. I still don't understand why Apple skimps on the RAM.
GPGTools is about to cost money
GoldieBlox Goes Digital with New iOS App
Charles Murray's books are all worth a read. He's likely the most meticulous data guy on the American Right.
It may not be innovative, but it's something good that makes Apple consistently leapfrog everyone else on everything else than raw processing power and value. I mean, who else would have done this? Dell? Nope.

Apple is actually pretty awesome like this.
Try the next step about Debugging your life. Had solid recs.
Would you actually notice a single dead subpixel though at that resolution?
> it makes a lot of sense to move from subscriptions to short-time payments

It makes sense for the consumer, but I don't think that's in the financial interest of the companies who have worked hard to make long-term service agreements for you phone something that is colloquially accepted in North America. I'm with you, I'd like to see the market change. Just.. don't hold your breath.

I understnad Pay-As-You-Go is much bigger in the UK, I wonder if that's because the companies there never tried to push long-term agreements of if they've actually found PAYG more profitable.
I'm disappointed how much emphasis we hear about the interface. I don't think design is a substitute for engineering.

Even the new features seemed to be focused on iOS.
Kind of off topic, but I just purchased a used Mac Mini (2012 model i5 2.5Ghz) that the previous owner upgraded to 16GB for $575.

When I first heard they announced the new Mac Mini today I was worried that I should have waited, but it looks like in the end I got a great deal since there doesn't seem to be a huge performance boost. I only plan to use it for iOS development purposes.
I feel the same way about the iPhone 6 and 6+. It seems like they looked at the Galaxy s4 and note 3 and just decided to copy them.
The 'low fat diet' was a huge public experiment and it has failed. Fat is not bad for you.
Unbelievable: "Perhaps it’s time to suggest that the post-Snowden pendulum has swung too far in one direction—in a direction of fear and mistrust."
I would take it back.

My previous MBP went ~2 years of very heavy use without a single crash, and my 2012 MBA has only crashed once, right after I installed google hangout stuff.
Better spring for the 4GB video card, 5k is going to eat up 2GB of video memory fast.

Can you elaborate on this, or link to someone who has elaborated on it?
And what's the point of logging out or going into the porn mode?
Thrilled to see another libertarian argument for universal income! I’ve been arguing this for a few years myself, and even ran some rough numbers to demonstrate feasibility in this blog post: http://squangen.com/?p=118
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I bet it's a bigger deal for external monitors. A ton of people buy laptops just saying "Oh, 15 inch screen for cheap, that sounds perfect!" But the sort of consumer who buys an external monitor tends to know what "resolution" means. There's demand for better ones because nobody buys a 27" 1366x768 display.

Given that Dell's 5k 27" screen is priced similarly to these iMacs, I think the economies of scale could help push some prices down.
This was the best summer I've ever had. The opportunity as an undergrad to learn from the likes of John Doerr, Mary Meeker, Matt Rogers, Bing Gordon, etc. is unreal.
Google Q3 Earnings
This is basically retransmission fees applied directly to you instead of your cable provider. Your argument is more against retransmission fees + advertisements. For a company to be able to sell such a product/idea internally and to shareholders, they probably have to keep double-dipping. But, yes, it is annoying.
This is really an interesting feature (let's say 'feature' at this moment). Actually, in person, I do really consider this is an tremendous improvement for any carrier-required mobile devices.

It makes mobile devices really "mobile". Customers do not have to physically enter a local carrier store to add a new line/data-plan or transfer to another carrier. It might save a great amount of time and efforts especially when traveling overseas.

Hope it came to iPhone in near future. Due to the easiness of switching carriers, hope it would help bringing down prices.
If I put some stuff in a storage locker, the locker's owner can't just toss it in the garbage

If something is in a storage locker, it cannot possibly also be in your attic at the same time. That doesn't apply to bits.
http://psycnet.apa.org/journals/psp/86/1/162/

"Synthesizing evidence from nearly a century of empirical studies, Schmidt and Hunter established that general mental ability—the psychological trait that IQ scores reflect—is the single best predictor of job training success, and that it accounts for differences in job performance even in workers with more than a decade of experience. It’s more predictive than interests, personality, reference checks, and interview performance. Smart people don’t just make better mathematicians, as Brooks observed—they make better managers, clerks, salespeople, service workers, vehicle operators, and soldiers."
It's a heuristic. If you can't explain the series then you lose a lot of points in arguing that you interpreted it correctly.

Remember, the question isn't asking you to sort a bag of numbers into piles, it's giving them in a specific order and asking which list of n-1 numbers in that order is most coherent.
On the other hand I'm grandfathered in to an unlimited data plan, If the Apple SIM isn't a swappable card I doubt I'd be able to get unlimited with it.

For that matter I'm also not seeing verizon listed as a participating provider, which seems to be cutting out a previously supported demographic.
is this really case even if you're like 10-15% body fat? in that case, wouldn't your muscle mass be solely responsible for being listed as overweight?

Darren Sproles is 5'6" 190lb. Does he really fit into the same statistical categories as other people listed as overweight by BMI?
I'm presuming that you haven't read the Bell Curve.

WOW... this post was killed. Goes to show the paranoia that still exists (and is probably stronger these days) around debating this book.
> One of my main criteria is a relatively small company, preferably a mature startup.

Search the news archives for startups in the local business journal corresponding to the market where you're interested in living/working.

Go back to 2009-13, put together a hit-list of promising targets, see where they are today. In Dallas> http://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/print-edition/2013/09/20/n...

*Pro-Tip: Reach out to the CEO directly, not all jobs are posted.
Don’t Start a Company with Your Friends
The links are rather the points, as is the background info. If that’s not for you that’s great, no problem, but really, you seem to fundamentally misunderstand why people like this.
MVNOs still pay bulk data fees to real MNOs. And their traffic gets lower priority on the network. So the only current operators they could challenge is other MVNOs.
Nice thought, nice venture. I hope it leads to unexplored territory. Good to see constant tests with potential users, and no fear of making major changes.
In my experience DP doesn't work reliably @ 4k, at least on AMD & Intel GPUs. If you do a bit of Googleing you'll see that there are many problems with DP at super high resolutions. I personally went through 5 different brands of DP cables, a DP MST HUB and all sorts of other remedies and fixes and nothing works reliably. I have 3 ASUS PB278Q and the only input that works reliably is DVI.
MSF has set the gold standard on Ebola safety
Asians and Jews beat vanilla whites at I.Q. tests, but also any other test that measures cognitive/academic ability - PISA, GRE, MCAT, LSAT, ASVAB - they're all correlated.

It is truly miraculous that racist white people managed to come up with so many tests that confirm the black/white cognitive gap while simultaneously screwing them all up and biasing them in favor of east Asians.
... said the horde who burned the Alexandria library.
There are three flaws with BMI:

• BMI over-estimates obesity in athletes

• BMI under-estimates obesity in fat people

• BMI over-estimates obesity in tall people.

You claim to be "very active" so you might want to try other more accurate measures of body fat.

(Although 5'10 at 175 is higher end of normal and probably isn't worth worrying about if it's stable (lol archaic units))
Fighting the 2014 Ebola Virus Outbreak Street by Street
When looking closely and displaying a solid color, probably. In practice, maybe not.

Once you notice where a dead subpixel is though, your eye goes straight to it every time it's visible.
He's a libertarian, not on "the right."
IMSI switching is difficult, experimental and heavily patented by many.
I agree. Such an improvement of user experiences of mobile devices (tablets so far).
All I'm saying is that I think Apple might be able to make it work.
Same here, I was a Hulu customer for a whole 3 hours before I committed to Netflix 2+ years ago. Ads on top of the fact that they didnt have the episodes available until days after they aired.

I'm now basic cable(+dvr) & internet ($80/mo) + Netflix $8 + AmazonPrime

possibly adding HBO soon
But the website looks excellent.