skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
sadly the senior support support guy told me since it doesn't clearly state "graphic problems or random reboots" there's a good chance his request will be denied.

Didn't take it in during those problem since it "worked" and was out of warranty, but did when that last reboot wouldn't 'reboot'.

Lesson learned :S
A headline that might prolong my life!

Thank you internet..
If the OP is reading or anyone who travels internationally get Freedompop. It's almost free.
Further commentary, you could also instead say "Built with a look and feel that would make you think it is built into WordPress core." But not "Built into WordPress core."
Never thought I'd get downvoted so hard for calling someone out on being hostile to other users on the site.

Someone must have friends.
So in essence you want thousands of people to volunteer their time and energy to do the work that a multi-billion dollar corporation should be doing in the first place?

"Don't be evil" at this point is a punch line
This just reminds me of how much I'd like to see Clojure on LLVM also.
I think more of the latter in Arts&Crafts.
> Maybe in 20 years Farmlogs 2035 will be powering fully automated farming that will be beyond our current imagination in efficiency. Application of machine learning and evolutionary programming will lead to it doing things with seeds and crop planting patterns and watering frequency that will be outside of our ability to comprehend.

My current knowledge is that we're looking to do that kind of thing: with the general goal of increasing sustainability and feeding people more. My hope is that more efficient farming, combined with careful attention to urbanist approaches, will actually allow reclaiming more land for land trusts & national forests.
Yeah but how horrible was setting up IIS and ISAPI back in server 2003. I still remember the anxiety when a problem was reported on one of the IIS servers. I don't work with IIS anymore so I hope it has improved, don't see how it could have gotten any worse.
Fair points, yeah. I think this is akin to fitting curves to a single data point.
Would love it if you gave Codenvy a try (I am the founder).
John Collison: Putting Startup Success in Perspective [video]
I just created the third, forth and fifth patches here to make vmware-modules compile and work on the 3.19.0 Linux kernel: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=539972

I write Python for a living.
That's a horrible suggestion, it's not 1999 anymore…
TDD in what language? It's all about workflow. So if you're using java, you should get familiar with mvn and the junit lib. If you're using NodeJS, then you need to do something like mocha and grunt.

TDD gives you insane test coverage, but your process becomes: 1) Write a failing test 2) Write some code 3) Run test 4) Repeat 2 & 3 until test works, then go back to 1.
what does this have to do with adsense or its competition?
You were either hosting it on the wrong place or using sketchy themes and/or plugins. WordPress core itself is very secure.
I added "coming soon" - does it look explicit enough by now?

"when" - it's a tricky question, I would love to know!
It is also possible to know, approximately, when a GC collection will take place, this is what GC profilers are for.

The thing is that most discussions tend to be reduced to RC vs GC, as if all GCs or RCs where alike, whereas the reality is more complex than that.

RC, usually boils down to dumb RC, deferred RC or RC with couting elision via the compiler. Additionally it can have weak references or rely on a cycle collector.

Whereas GC, can be simple mark-and-sweep, conservative, incremental, generational, concurrent, parallel, real time, with phantom and weak references, constrainted pause times, coloured....

As for frame drops during animations, I think pauses in a missile control system is not something one wishes for:

http://www.militaryaerospace.com/articles/2009/03/thales-cho...

http://www.spacewar.com/reports/Lockheed_Martin_Selects_Aoni...
Personally I believe anything you decide to call art is art.

I appreciate what you are saying with regards to brilliance, but experiences and emotional responses to software, code, products and anything else really don't necessitate art -- the act of declaring it art definitely does though.
Streams: Mail 3.0
A spinning liquid metallic outer core, with a certain composition, but yes (we think.) Even Earth's magnetosphere isn't fully understood.
On front page 3 days ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9068656
Just like if you are setting up a new F1 team it would make sense to base it in the Midlands of the UK as that is where a lot of teams an the universities that produce the right sort of graduates and there is a large infrastructure of subcontractors to leverage.
What about things like http://underhanded.xcott.com/ or http://www.ioccc.org/ ? I think both of those take the act of programming and elevate it into an art form.

Slightly tangential but there's also software that imitates art:

http://akmanalp.com/ellsworth/

http://www.wikiart.org/en/alexander-liberman/beat-1952
I think the keyword is "alternative".
interactive go shell (igo?) a la interactive ruby shell (irb)
Compared to what? What do Dr and Lawyers get in SF
Ask HN: Raising a smarter electorate – How?
Kids are taught many things in schools, but not how to think.

Arguably the topics most critical to success (self-discipline, character, decision making, ethics, personal finance, curiosity, thinking long-term) are not taught sufficiently. Even worse, much of the US population believes that religion is the basis of our morals and ethics.

How would you approach this? What might this curriculum look like? What topics would you teach in which grades? What would the assigned readings be?
Just a simple track I created in a few minutes using WebLooper: https://soundcloud.com/chpmrc/marco-chiappetta-weblooper-tes... .
Inside the food industry
And agriculture was a huge boon to our cooking!
David Attenborough calls on Chinese president to end ivory trade
Thanks. But it omits the step of how to uninstalling the service, that is still running when following all the steps. Maybe it is something just limited to the Yoga 2?
Digital Ocean's website is following a pretty standard design trend that has emerged over the past few years, the long scoll page with numerous horizontal sections. Lots of sites look like that these days.
Average age accepted for YC??
Hi guys,
Am 18 and will be 19 this may but my cofounder is 18 and we would love to know if our age wont be an issue to apply for YC

Thanks
>Another option is to pick a collection of human genes that seem like they may be relevant,

Hey, that would be cheating!
In vitro. There are many substances that do that. When they can do it in vivo, on a lab rat, it will be news.
As far I know the .NET version of the modules APIs are better, the problem was the C based API. I don't do ISAPI since 2002.

Still, the capabilities were already there, even if the API wasn't that pleasant to work with.
The separation exists because of the gap in the number of women starting companies I believe
A123 sues Apple, says it poached battery engineers
Love https://codenvy.com
HIV activists target Gilead for holding back on Truvada marketing
Yes. Anything can be art, but I like beautiful software too.
OP gave up on AdSense.
No because its the deals that get by bumping into some one at a bar or socially.

flying in for a few 9-5 days a month is not the same.
I usually start with an "it works" test that calls each method with expected inputs and asserts an expected result. The expected result most of the time is that it didn't throw an exception. I found that such tests usually cover most of each method and are pretty effective at detecting regressions.

When I'm fixing a bug, I first create a test that fails when reproducing the conditions that cause it, then I make necessary changes until that test passes.
It is, but I could never get it to work on my Windows machine. Process is always suspended upon startup, and only continues after I detach frida. I am working with his examples here:
http://ospy.org/frida/windows/examples/
Curious that payments isn't anywhere near the same revenue as Stickers and Games
A lot of the "spamminess" comes from practices that were perfectly acceptable back when Google came out, or which are encouraged by the standards which define how the Web operates. For example, each phone number in his database has a specific URL which you can use to access it. Many of these pages have similar features, being that the whole point of the site is to aggregate discussions about suspect phone numbers. This is a similar profile to the "download" sites that have proliferated, except that in this case each URL links to something useful, where the URLs on the download sites link to nothing useful.

Further, the whole point of the Web is to link pages together. That Google penalizes one site author for what other site authors do is a problem with Google, not a problem with the author. In the previous posting he indicated that Google asked him to contact the various site authors and ask them to remove their links. Why should he have to do this?
Saying 'Can software be art?' is like asking if paint is art or clay. The issue with this question is you quickly end up lost in some metaphysical quagmire, there's a lot modern art has explored on this question, take modern greats such as Olafur Eliasson, or Ai Weiwei, or Rothko. Their work derives no greatness from the mediums they were made in but the ideas they form in our minds.

The 'rule of thumb' when it comes to deciding what is art and what is just design, is does it have a use? To borrow a quote from wikipedia on Duchamps 'Fountain':

"Whether Mr Mutt made the fountain with his own hands or not has no importance. He CHOSE it. He took an article of life, placed it so that its useful significance disappeared under the new title and point of view – created a new thought for that object"
> You are free to do whatever you want to do with your website.

When you are dealing with a monopoly, which Google has on many large segments of traffic type (i.e., Bing and Yahoo are non-relevant in those segments), you are at the mercy of that monopoly. And hence they have the power over you. Which is often abused by being dismissive towards you.

Google keeps forgetting that the website owners provide the content that Google indexes and monetizes-on to sells ads (via search and other channels), and that they are in a relationship.

Except that relationship is often abused by treating webmasters like they are garbage.
And was possibly chosen in part because Female and Founders both start with F. That sort of thing is really not at all uncommon. People often consider how things flow when choosing a name.
Tests for Penticons sounds straightforward to be honest. After saving some example images generated from a set of inputs, write some code that checks those inputs produce those images. Imagemagick has image comparison commands that can help . I did something similar when optimising a gaussian blur filter and found it useful.
Glass blowers = selling bongs for dabs (highly concentrated thc oils)

My cousin showed me over Christmas what this scene looks like. There's a bustling market on Instagram of "glassheads" buying and selling wares under pseudonyms. It's super interesting, and people are spending a lot of money. Obviously transactions take place offsite, but instagram is entirely the conduit.
Honestly, this was me for a long time and I believe many programmers go through this. When trying to build a project, I would look things up on stackoverflow and try to follow tutorials, but then I would do something that caused an error and I had no idea how to fix it. I thought I broke it for good and just abandoned the project. This happened many times with many projects. I became so frustrated, I wanted to give up. But I couldn't. After a while, I became more confident and began to understand what things meant, and how to fix errors (all from just struggling with the language).

There was this long period of struggling to get things to work but I feel like there was this moment where a switch turned on and I began to feel more confident writing code and solving problems.

My recommendation is you keep on struggling. Keep on messing up and embrace failure. Eventually, you'll figure it out. Enjoy the journey of learning to code, don't be so fixed on being the best right away.
What is art anyway?
Isn't it likely that they just made a minor "algorithm" update that fixed the real reason why your site was penalized?

Maybe they reset your penalty as a "thank you" for bringing it to their attention?
PixieLang exists, and probably does most of what you'd want: fast boot, FFI and Clojure-style LISP.
Yes.

It is not good versus evil nor is noble versus savage. It is power versus power.
Not sure, but you might be able to gain some insight due to the fact that multisig addresses all start with a "3".
libraries are thinkerspaces.
...So you can take some paint, and make a mural or paint your garage. One of these things is art and the other probably isn't. As a result, it's what you do with it that makes it art or not.

This quote is talking about like what this dude thinks he does; it has no application to anyone else that identifies as a programmer.
Getting started with Docker in minutes using Docker Machine
What was going on with their link profile? The other post had no comments that talked about specific backlinks.

The original post made it sound like there was no act to clean up. If there was spam link building on their part, it changes the story.
btw, I took a look at google's cert in my corp network and we are getting the real one from google, so my corp is not MiTM SSL traffic from some sites right now.
One of the biggest issues women face is that most men will not talk to them unless they are hoping to bed them.

Do you have ideas how we could reduce this Problem in the future?
You didn't give an alternate solution?

Someone mentioned here there's a million to 1 user to engineer ratio. As much as I would want Google to fix the issue, I don't expect that happening anytime soon. If all of us can collectively help the community fix bugs then why not? Just like countless other crowdsourced intelligence tools (e.g. wot browser extension, ad blockers etc.).
What metal?
A Pry for Go would be enough to make me switch fully to Go.
You might want to go way back (I realize you were 8 when this was published but that's ok!) and read this:

http://www.paulgraham.com/sfp.html

The thesis of what eventually became YC was that young people would do just as well with a startup as those that were older but people were biased against them so they were underrepresented and hence there was an opportunity there. (At least that's how I remember it going down as I followed along way back then)

Here is one quote from the "Age" section of the linked article:

"The 2005 summer founders ranged in age from 18 to 28 (average 23), and there is no correlation between their ages and how well they're doing."
Highly recommended by whom? At least PSA screening does not seem to be "highly" recommended.

http://www.erspc.org/prostate-cancer/erspc-background/#what-...

The council recommendation on cancer screening for the European Union accepted in 2003 states that PSA testing for prostate cancer, though promising, does not meet the criteria of having proved to decrease the cancer-specific mortality, or well known and acceptable benefits and risks, as well as cost-effectiveness. Therefore, prostate cancer screening is not recommended. The statement emphasizes the importance of the randomized trials and specifically cites the ERSPC in this respect.

This position is consistent with the recommendations of an expert panel organized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Cancer Union, which stated that sufficient evidence showing the benefits of prostate cancer screening in terms of mortality reduction is still to emerge. Therefore, offering screening as part of health care policy can not be recommended without further evidence.

Similar conclusions about withholding screening due to lack of evidence have also been reached in assessments of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Group and the U.S. National Cancer Institute.

Nevertheless, screening does take place even if it is not part of the policy. This is done on the basis of judgment and the responsibility of individual physicians and their patients, who may in some circumstances, regard the possibility of benefit as more important than lack of demonstrated effectiveness.

http://www.cancerscreening.nhs.uk/prostate/prostate-patient-...

The PSA test, which can give an early indication of prostate cancer, is available to you
if you want to be tested. However, experts disagree on how useful the PSA test is. This is why there is a lot of research and why there is no national screening programme for prostate cancer in the United Kingdom (UK).
What are good philosophical books?
Handy bit of administration and deployment information, but I still wonder:

...why?

Azure already has *nix VM support, yes? So, why creak along with Windows boxen?
Well, I see two things at play here. One, there could be a subset of topics which are by the nature of things of interest to women in particular, so they can dive into these kinds of things from a woman's perspective.

To add to the above, it somewhat, superficially at least, frees women from men's ideology. But again, exposing gender antagonism.

Two, it is what people expect, in a way, so why not take this as a marketing differentiator? Perception can matter more than reality. Basically exploiting 'gender antagonism', as it were. This is a prototypical Lacanian symptom.
So looking forward to Jon's book on this. "Them" was superb.

Also, was it just (white, male, non-Jewish) me, or did Adria come across really badly in that interview?
I've been fantasizing about language for LLVM that would be a lisp that compiled to the intermediate representation (IR) emitted by the LLVM frontend. The main feature of the language would be that ANY code that can be compiled with LLVM to its IR would be usable as a library, no matter the language it was written in. This would be a true glue language.
Preet Gurpreet – Maawan – New Punjabi Song 2015 – Official Full Video HD
I obviously don't have a silver bullet. Some steps I've personally taken include things like canceling television service and canceling subscriptions to infotainment publications, whether in print or online. I've taken steps to minimize the number of distractions I'm forced to deal with, and don't participate in _most_ social media. For me, these distractions amount to enough mental noise that I have a hard time thinking critically about anything beyond my job. Without them, I've found numerous benefits, not the least of which is the ability to think more clearly and decide for myself whether a news item passes the smell test. I would advocate everyone at least try this. I suspect you'll find you have way more free time than you think, and the mental quiet will do most people some amount of good.

These personal steps don't really do anything to curb the actions of others. Frankly, I just don't have any solid solutions to offer. You can't legislate this sort of thing. It might be possible to break up some large media conglomerates under anti-trust laws, but given the amount of control the current media have to control the conversation, that seems like a non-starter to me. Ending the 24-hour news cycle would help too -- but again, there's a market, it exists, and we can't just wave a magic wand to get rid of it.

I think it's possible that the infotainment industry could atrophy and die off given enough lack of interest or enough obvious outright lying that their credibility becomes laughable. (As an aside, I've found the reaction of NBC to Brian Williams' "big fish" stories to be just perfect. Can't let the head news anchor call the whole operation's credibility into question, and so the punishment was predictably harsh.) I don't see that death as even remotely imminent.

I'm definitely open to suggestions!
"those in power" have been receiving and handling things like the allegedly fearsome "Internet outrage beast" for millennia. It's impressive to people who can get stepped on, but Dubya is still Dubya, no matter what the Internet says about him.

Lindsey Stone's situation was scary because there were people who held power over her, like employers, who would listen to popular opinion. But no matter how many "Fire John Boehner" things show up in social media, it isn't actually going to happen that way, because no one is scared of such political talk.

The beast is only fearsome when it has leverage. And with "those in power", it doesn't. It's quaint, is what it is.

"It has always been the prerogative of children and half-wits to point out that the emperor has no clothes. But the half-wit remains a half-wit, and the emperor remains an emperor."
This was a great discussion, but I think it is not appropriate for a beginner just getting into TDD. There were so many nuances in this series that I don't think it would be helpful as an introductory resource.
I live in Denmark and it would have been impossible for the employer to fire her here unless her job involved working with veterans etc.

However it's also almost impossible to fire much less likable individuals. Two cases come to mind:

1. Private company accidentally hires an openly Nazi right-wing extremist as a marketing intern. On the second day they discover his background and fire him but he sues them and win so the company is forced to pay him almost $5000.

2. This is very recent: The leader of an Islamophobic organization is also a child psychologist working for a Copenhagen municipality with many Muslim kids. 11 of his colleagues want him removed from the position and even though the case is ongoing, legal experts say that he is very likely to keep his job.
I really hope LLVM becomes what the JVM has partially become: a meta eco system where new languages can be made because they don't have to spawn an entire ecosystem, but can grow on an already existing system.

That said with everything moving to the browser (or more correctly a zero install thickis client with remote storage) I am not sure it matter than much as more and more of the work seems to be done in browsers.
Jean-Paul Sarte (Martin Heidegger : Being and Time) ->
Being and Nothingness
What would be considered malicious? They intended to and did install adware and was paid for it. It was exactly their intention.
I would submit that using the native shell and scripting language of the Microsoft ecosystem might be beneficial for those working in that ecosystem [1].

Here's a nice response to the question of whether PowerShell is ready to replace Cygwin [2], circa 2009

Cheers!

[1] https://ramblingcookiemonster.wordpress.com/2013/12/07/why-p...

[2] http://stackoverflow.com/a/573861/3067642
Any more information on privacy/security/anonymity?
I occasionally blog about my thoughts on the topic. Some of those posts can be found here: http://micheleincalifornia.blogspot.com/p/hn-tools.html

The ones that might interest you most are The Gray Zone, Oh My God It's a Girl! and Glass Walls.

I also put some of the responsibility on women, which gets me into endless hot water and accused of "victim blaming." The post Nothing But a Bunch of Boobs takes that angle (but, then, so does Oh My God It's A Girl!, but it is a tad less controversial).
The conference actually starts at 2pm. Registration is at 1pm but for those who will watch online 2pm is the relevant time.
Remarks on Expository Writing in Mathematics (2004) [pdf]
IMO, art involves intention and conveys something. I do not know what to call what it conveys, but it comes from the artist. It is not accidental. So, a piece of software can be beautiful but not art. But software (e.g. games) can convey something and can be art.
The joke about forking his repo was pretty good actually. Made me smile :)

Stories like this are why my disliking for people keeps growing. Why can't they let people do whatever they want without always feeling concerned?
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