skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for contacting them.

I agree that it would be nice to have more files being created algorithmically instead of being binary. You can diff an svg image but you can't diff a jpeg. Although the svg diff could be presented better than how we currently do it.

And you're welcome, more than 700 contributors made GitLab what it is today.
something very similar from derek-sivers: http://sivers.org/15-years
It seems like you agree that you support free speech, but were still offended. This is a totally fair point.

> things I consider important

I am glad to see that you realize that virtually everything falls under the category of "important" to one person or another. Jokes are jokes and frankly I think nothing should be off limits. Freedom, ironically, is the absolute core of this argument and what Edward Snowden fought for personallly.
It looks more like the Vietnamese NIC was compromised...
How I Got to the App Store Top with a Simple Currency App
Comedy. That's how it is sometimes. I found it harsh but also a well done joke. But remember, humor is about absurdity. Neil P Harris or his writers are well aware of the absurdity of the situation. Doesn't mean they actually think he's committed treason. These people are professionals but it's not beneath them to take a potshot now and again even if it delivers with ambiguous intent.
Some days I have to get early, some don't. If I have to be in class "early", say 9:30, here's the routine:

Stop alarms at 8:20,25,30

Get up at 8:30

Jump in the shower for ~10 mins

Eat (if there is some breakfast to eat) ~ 10 mins

Teeth (and hair if I'm not too groggy)

Pack my bag and leave at 9:00

Walk to the nearest subway station ~8 mins

Arrive in class at ~9:27
To me that recent one is an example of overdevelopment of the art.

I remember commenting on a different artist's rework of his old comic strip, about how the new strips looked too busy and that there was something beautiful and thematic about his earlier work. He replied that he also preferred his earlier work, but he just couldn't make himself 'stop that early' when drawing anymore.

Certainly in both cases there's a lot more skill in the later work, but it's interesting to note that overdevelopment is also a thing.
Wow, I really like your way with words in describing your morning in relation to life.

Reminds me of Junot Diaz mashed up with Douglas Coupland's "Microserfs" world.
I'm using VNPT and I can confirm this issue too, happened twice.
> Make decisions using the regret minimization framework. What would you regret NOT doing the most? Do that.

It's not a bad question to ask for considering different angles, but I disagree that it should have much influence. It discourages risk-taking.

I know it's a popular meme but when people say they have no regrets, I think to myself that either 1) They are bullsh-g me (usually the case), 2) they are bullsh-g themselves, often by closing their eyes to what they missed on, and/or 3) they aren't taking enough risks.

Regret and pain are part of life. It's a fantasy, and emotionally immature, to think you will avoid them or that you have.

"May your reach exceed your grasp."
Glad to hear that. Interesting to read about DockCI. What do you or others think about using Apache Mesos for spinning up Docker containers with GitLab Runners?
Ah, proprietary addons. I've always wondered would selling AGPL exceptions work? I thought it did for gitorious.
There's a subtle caveat here: true confidence is earned, not fabricated. If you try to bullshit your way through life you'll lose credibility and rarely be given the chance to get far.

I think your advice is most valuable to people who constantly underestimate themselves. I've worked around extremely capable people who do this, and it's frustrating to see how little they achieve because of it.
I'd join that too. I never liked videos that are just some person reading from a script. Just give me the script, I'd rather read it at my own pace and time, and I don't care if you really want to be youtube-famous.
7:30 Wake up to alarm immediately, hop into shower

Floss in the shower <-- huge win since it's the only way I've been able to floss consistently

Make tea & peanut butter toast

Check messages and stuff

Get dressed, make girlfriend breakfast

8:30 walk to work
All good, except "don't watch the news". Watch the news. Learn more about the world around you and what's going on with other people. Just don't watch sensationalist news that is more about capturing eyeballs than imparting information.

The "works in progress" is a very good point to make.
Great question! I've radically changed my routine since moving to SF (~1.5 years ago) - love my current one. Two versions

1) (3-4 days a week)

- Wake up 6:30-6:45.

- Bathroom

- Put in contacts, brush teeth

- Put on shoes & sweatshirt, grab iPhone & iPad, immediately head to car

- Drive to either: Four Barrel, Sightglass, Le Marais, or St. Frank (4 best coffee shops in the city, me thinks)

- Order latte. Eat 1 British Rolo (real sugar, chocolate, awesomely sweet caramel)

- Sip latte. Check email. NOTE! No email until now. Much much much much happier this way.

- Continue drinking latte, go through Twitter & HN. That's about 60 mins worth. Head home and start day.

2) (1-2 days/week):

- Wake up 5:45-6:00

- Bathroom

- Put in contacts, brush teeth

- Get biking gear on

- Bike to either top of Hawk Hill (feeling energetic) or Philz in Sausalito (feeling less energetic). Be happy. Take pictures.

- Bike back and get coffee either at Le Marais or go straight home to shower and get ready for the day.

#2 is obviously a bit more healthy ;)
- Wake up (no alarm)

- Make something to eat (~5-10 minutes)

- Eat + write a page + draw something (~10 minutes)

- Make and drink something green (~10 minutes)

- Meditate (20 minutes)

- Get to work

Lately, I have been bumping exercise to mid-day or early evening. I don't check my email or read the news until late morning if I can help it. Sometimes I miss things.

If I'm particularly excited to get into something I will bump meditation to the post exercise slot later in the day. Some days I will make coffee or tea before working, but not every day.
Yeah. I just checked:

http://pastebin.com/C7f7zGAK
Glad to hear your upgrade went OK. I made the change to show the assignee. We think it is more important to show what has to be done than to show what has been done. But I agree that for your use case it might be a small step back. What about filtering the MR's by author as you can do on https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/merge_requests ?
AI vs. web dev
Note there is a hell of lot you can do to make raising kids enormous fun.
1. Play with your kids as if you are a kid too. I mean take it extremely seriously. Leave the smartphone off and join in. Build the most amazing things (sand castles, robots, tree houses, paintings, drawings, etc). Your kids will see you and appear to ignore you and then one day you will see them doing the same thing.
2. Explore like mad. Visit every place you can think of hanging out. Bike all over. Visit every park in your area, every library, etc. Do it every weekend. Catch bugs. Watch the stars. Hike, camp, boat, etc.
3. If you code at home, try to code an interest AI problem that has great visuals and then explain it to your kids.
4. Make movies. Write the script with the kids. Get the kids to act the parts.
I could go on but I think you get the point. I think you can see that if you stop trying to be an adult, you can have a lot of fun.

The biggest problem I have with kids is that they sometimes fight over silly things. I forbade my kids from playing with each other. Since it was against the rules, they played with each other much better and when they fought they knew they were breaking the rules.

After watching Monster Inc. I realized that you could tickle kids instead of spanking them to get them to behave. No one likes to be tickled. I can imagine my kids being kicked out of therapy when they explain how they were disciplined by being made to laugh.

There are so many tricks that reduce the irritation to a minimum. For me, it was a challenge to find them so I really enjoyed it. I wish I could do it again. My oldest daughter is taking comp sci at stanford.
This article proposes that the naming convention of using feature size is becoming more and more marketing and less and less connected with an actual distance. [1] Does anyone around here know what the state of the resolution of these chips' features actually is? I'm curious about the actual precision of these modern lithographic techniques. I presume at some point you get into Heisenberg's territory and things get much (differently) harder.

[1] http://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductors/devices/the-status-o...
Related: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/24/science/now-cleared-for-la...
Kickass.to but maybe some arthouse cinema will show it (there probably is little interest in this though as Japanese people think very insular).
Great to hear that! In general we recommend using the Omnibus packages https://about.gitlab.com/downloads/ but other installation options (including Sameer's image) can be found on https://about.gitlab.com/installation/
Tesla, Google, Apple: Is Silicon Valley the Future of the US Car?
Mech Engg in Automotive Sector {Detroit}
T0 wake up
T0.1 Check phone for msgs (since home timezone is different)
T2 clear all msgs
T3 Brush+Shower
T23 Out of shower
T25 Make sure everythings in bag that I need (wireless mouse/check whether my systems logged on to teamviewer)
Do this while dressing (winters take time)
T35 Get in car
T50 reach office parking
T60 reach desk, grab coffee, check mail, start planning test/analyze data/attend meetings

I know i bath for 20min, winters are cold, i really like hot water shower for sometime
I find it amazing that there is over $1.3MM in demand (as of this writing, there is $1.36MM pledged) for beehives/beehive accessories. Either I'm misjudging the number of people who have backyard beehives or the PR machine behind this deserves a case study in every marketing class in every college worldwide.
I think that argument would affect many desktop password managers as well. Also, LastPass in particular supports a Firefox extension that works with Firefox mobile.
Makes me want to get a hive myself.
My office is 50 meters away from me and work starts at 9:30. I Normally wake up at 5am. Meaning I have too much time on my hands.

T+0 Wake up feeling a little cold, Go to my office to start start reading/studying
T+60 Get ready for my run, normally about 6 miles
T+120 Back from run, it's normally light by now. Run bath. Check emails while it runs.
T+135 Get in bath. Relax
T+150 Get out of bath, change into dressing gown.
T+160 Make breakfast.
T+180 Lay breakfast table. Wake girlfriend for breakfast. Have sex.
T+200 Have breakfast.
T+210 Change into work clothes. 8:30 by this point. Read any commits that were made yesterday so I'm up to speed on other's work.
T+255 Time to leave.
T+260 Have a coffee at some wanky coffee shop, across the street from work
T+270 Sign into work.
Shower flossing sounds like a great idea.
This is such a great feel-good story. Scrappy entrepreneurship generates a win-win for humans AND bees!

Not to take away from the larger problems facing the bee ecosystem, but I love that this project is getting attention. The careful, diligent application of technology can solve serious problems. We just have to do the legwork.
Lenovo earns $600M/yr. Regardless of how small the damages are, the punitive damages if awarded would be in context of earnings, the severity of the situation, and what it would take to effectively punish them.
I still don't see that argument in the article.
I am most productive in the morning, so I optimize for the first few hours by exercising and showering at night.

9:00: Wakeup, dress, protein shake

9:15: Walk to office

9:30: Standup at office

9:45: Uninterrupted coding until lunch
google.com.vn NS was changed at vnnic.vn whois too -> http://i.imgur.com/6vvZqXS.png
That tripped me up, too. A colleague "pressured her into an affair"? She might have a beef if it was someone with power over her, but a colleague? When women don't want to have affairs with colleagues they say "no".

Reads to me like she compromised her position at the firm and now she wants a big payday. If that's the case, I wouldn't settle with her either.
> due to the continued maladjusted cultural preference for animal products.

Why is maladjusted?
6:45am - wake and check news, email, weather, traffic

7:00am - shower, get dressed

7:15am - make breakfast and coffee

7:45am - begin the hour long drive to work

I'm a front end dev manager for a large company.
Bug 1130693 – bookstore.*.edu – “Secure connection failed”
> very few believed the Academy would have the guts to actually give them the Oscar.

Citation needed
That's odd - I always thought that 'regret minimisation' meant taking risks and NOT taking the safe option which you might later regret.

If you take a risk and it doesn't work out, you can still have no regrets because (a) it was the right thing to with the available information at the time; (b) you learnt something valuable from the experience.
check out https://github.com/lastpass/lastpass-cli
Ask HN: What's the optimal time to submit YC application?
The application page says, Groups that submit early have a significant advantage because we have more time to read their applications. Wondering how much advantage is there by submitting 1 week before deadline vs 2 weeks before, etc? Trying to allocate the time more appropriately here. Thanks.
I can:

http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201966

http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1378

Here's one from Lenovo:

http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/migr-62282

With suitable search terms you'll find similar updates from other OEMs.
folks used to use https://github.com/hmason/gitmarks for something like this - didn't quite catch on with me.
Also look for "bookstore" in:
https://bug1128227.bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=85...
Mind you, the article's claim indicates that there is one employee at reddit that disagrees with her.

That's no clear indication of her success/failure at reddit.
My day start earlier the rest of the year, but in the Winter it looks like this:

6:30 AM: Get up

6:30 AM - 6:50 AM: Check out emails, answer whatever is urgent. Check news.

6:50 AM - 7:20 AM: Workout and stretching.

7:20 AM - 7:30 AM: Breakfast.

This is usually followed by a quick shower and either more work from home until 9:00 AM, or going to the office directly.
I gotta say, Greenwald with all the good he does shining light on things, really bothers me the way he misrepresents Sam Harris. He basically misleads people on what Sam Harris says about Islam and it worries me that Greenwald may be a little too loose with facts in other areas of his reporting.
Even as a western European foreigner who does nothing of interest to anyone, US immigration comes off as very hostile in comparison to any other country I have visited and TSA agents are basically on the same level as prison wardens (low education, low pay and enabled to power trip over anyone without a fear of repercussions).
Definitely needs citation. From some cursory reading prior to the Oscars, CITIZENFOUR appeared to be heavily favored to win.
I call this the Pink Floyd Effect.
If you don't distribute the product you don't have to share your contributions if I understand the AGPL correctly. Most users of GitLab use it internally and never distribute the code outside of the organization. If they do so they will share the source code anyway since almost all of it is written in interpreted languages like Ruby.
This also exists for lastpass https://github.com/lastpass/lastpass-cli . Very solid cli application.
Greenwald has said on multiple occasions that he feels very comfortable coming to the US because of its constitution and freedom of speech as an explicit granted right. He isn't going back to the UK anytime soon.
Would you say that using an ad-blocker is also "stealing"? How about changing the channel when ads come on TV - which could make you see a different ad instead (since a lot of them tend to synchronise the times when they play ads...), similar to what Privdog does, or just doing something else completely (analogous to a pure ad-blocker)?

I think this goes back to the philosophical debate about adblocking that won't be over anytime soon... and I'm firmly on the side of the user retaining full control over the content he/she consumes, which in some ways is equivalent to the freedom one has to close his/her eyes or look away at something else, and believe that technological measures like ad-blockers are a way of protecting this freedom.

The alternative, which advertisers would very much like to happen, is for even those basic freedoms to be taken away; for users to essentially be forced into consuming whatever content they desire.
With physical access they could just program the flash chips directly or replace the entire hard drive with a compromised one. The only way to defend against physical access is to prevent physical access.
I propose that the kernel version asymptotically approach 4.1.15 until all the features of skynet is supported by the kernel.
Either VNNIC was hacked or someone got Google credentials... I hope it is the later.
It's sort of funny that the NSA can remotely flash a running system's hard drive firmware, but Seagate makes me make a DOS bootdisk to do it. they really do have tech that the rest of us can't conceive of.
Wow, this is interesting: they use a car that I haven't seen mentioned before. It has a range a bit longer than the Leaf. In low-speed urban driving it's good for 250km range, or 150km on the highway. Given that it's mostly used for short trips in cities, that's enough that it will probably last an entire day, and then charge fully overnight.
Signed firmware is generally only featured on SAS drives. I image the NSA is much more interested in infecting the more common SATA drives which have no such protection.
Gyroscope + Accelerometer + Geomagnetometer = Magneto
I totally agree with the point you make. But, then again, maybe it's my bias showing. :)

Having said that, I also read the parent's phrasing/remark more as an "observation" of ageism and similar social cut-off constructs that have lately become very prevalent in most professional spheres. So, perhaps they have voiced what they've been observing both around their own lives and within their circles.
nobody poops?
> - Most people are foolish, and rationalize their emotions rather than thinking. Relying too much on logic or rationality will thus be a barrier to social advancement. In other words, it doesn't matter how right you are; if what you say makes people feel bad, that's ll they'll remember.

This one is bitting me so much, I always thought my biggest challenge in my career would be something technical. Now I know better and am trying to improve my communication skills.

I'm the kind of guy that is usually right but the way I communicate things makes people hostile, feel bad or defensive. It was easy to see/admit this was hurting me, it hasn't been so easy to change it.

> - Quitting smoking starts to really pay off after about a year. After a few years, it feels outstanding.

It been 2 months now I stopped smoking, that is good to know.
I understand the logic, but however it does not stand to the fact that on the homepage when I click on MR I already see a filtered version of "only those assigned to me" , which in that case make the display of the assignee redundant, and I hardly specifically go on the project page then on MR.

EDIT: I would have nothing against a middle ground of displaying both.

thanks for your quick feedback.
Came here to post this one as well!
> Of course what Apple really should do is dump its old tech and more to something new and more modern.

They did. It's called Swift... and it uses ARC under the hood as well.
One of the few jobs I want even less than my old teaching job is my old principal's job. The role has insane expectations. The collective administration has to be capable of management, budgeting, academic master planning, public relations, recruitment (of staff and teachers), HR, scheduling, event planning, behavior management, and the list goes on practically forever. The principal has to build a team that can cover all of these bases with no gaps, and in a school district like the one I taught in, they have to do it with a very limited number of people and typically on a very difficult time scale.

In a rough school district, turnover is rampant. Few sane people want to take this role or honestly feel qualified to do it, so it tends to attract manic people, with the assortment of negative personality traits that tends to correlate with. You name it: manipulativeness, sleaziness, narcissism, capriciousness, etc.

I have yet to see a private school that effectively serves the neediest communities with a model that is actually replicable. Even the best charters tend to weed out the neediest students, in their messaging, their admissions or through high daily expectations with lack of support. The lack of support undercuts high expectations at all levels of the educational system.
Can anyone here comment on the veracity of this? Seems like a no-brainer based off of the video that even large-scale producers would want to go with this sort of hive.
Reading HN is a waste of time. You should come here to know, what NOT to do.
CITIZENFOUR was considered the heavy favorite. Vegas had 1/8 odds. Virunga was closest @ 4/1.
Or maybe Magic could pivot to serve a few niches that AI serves well, e.g. food ordering, tickets/flight/hotels booking, etc.
snuggle wife

make the bed

take supplements (tart cherry extract plus green super food flakes in water)

hit the gym (2-3 miles run plus weight training)
It feels great to have confirmation. I've never wanted kids. It sounds so thankless. I'll be happy with being the end of a branch on my family tree for a more materially comfortable life.
I've read multiple independent audits of the LastPass client (such as http://www.martinvigo.com/a-look-into-lastpass/) that haven't found any major issues, and for the issues they do find the LastPass team has always responded promptly. On the server side, LastPass's service is basically just encrypted blob synchronization, so the software doesn't particularly matter.
Have you ever seen movies changing anything in the political world?
The Killer Instinct Maya vs. Beyonce Controversy
I wouldn't be so sure. I wouldn't be surprised at all to see a pardon as Obama's leaving office.
This is just a fad trying to promise easy honey from a spigot. A short read by real beekeeper blogs and you discover that 90% of the work of managing a beehive is the inspections you need to do every 2 weeks - not the honey extraction. Without inspecting for mites, diseased bees, missing queens (and understanding how to deal with this), etc, your hive will likely fail and you'll just have source all those bees again. Much cheaper (and humane) to just buy honey at a local farmers market.

Note that when doing inspections everyone suggests you'll need smoke + veil + etc as you have to remove the frames and look at them closely. Even the flow website recommends this (noticeably missing in the video, though)

So what does this really buy you? A great crowdfunding video.
I think a better example would be the side stories that they sometimes work on:

http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/story/sand

http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/story/automata

http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/story/may-we-die-in-the-fo...
> most people here don't seem to care the issue.

People here are too busy sharing their lives' private details on unencrypted LINE services.
I want to be everyone else's morning ritual but I am very much this.
Yes, you've summarised my everyday thoughts rather well. This is something that is pretty predominant lately in my mind, and also the fact that my own parents' mortality is an impending one from this point onwards. These two thoughts combined, have become sufficient to make so many other things appear trivial by comparison (and thank God for that).
How Etsy Alienated Its Crafters and Lost Its Soul