skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Echoing others, this is very real. I had a girlfriend who did this a few times when we were together for a couple of years, although she never was as bad as this, she for whatever reasons (being brought up early by a couple of loving grandparents?) trusted me. The "parental" role thing is pretty much how it always started, and it ended in exactly the same way, after going to sleep she'd wake up normally and not remember any of it. She did always regress to a previous point in her life, at least at one time associated with a very stressful past event. No drug of any sort associated with it, and I suppose it's good it only happened when at home. There was no obvious trigger.
Suggestion for the landing page: supplement video with screenshots or bulleted use cases for people who can't/don't watch the video (so users can get that aha moment)

Clarification: are notes attached to individual files, or can you also attach notes to file types or even specific file names? For example, any time I click on a .gitignore I see my note for useful git commands.
Rails editor using markdown and pygments code highlighter
And what would the label say if it was Texas? "Materials meet FDA GRAS specifications?"

Oh wait there wouldn't be one.
I had a high school friend who I strongly suspect suffered from either schizophrenia or DID. There were times when he would swear he was a soldier, even though he was just a high school student and the closest he came to marching was in band. At first I'd pass it off as a joke or prank, but one day I took a really good look at his eyes when he started wigging out, and it was like seeing a stranger. It sounds crazy but it was a different personality behind those eyes. When he would come back down from it to his normal personality, you could see the change in his expressions. He also claimed he didn't recall his thoughts or actions while he was "the soldier".

Years later, long after we had drifted apart as friends, I found out he murdered his father and tried to kill his mother and brother as well, and went to prison for life.
Culture can't be duplicated.
You're right. It just feels like a similar scenario, and (contrary to other posters' insistence) neither is faked nor dependent on drug use. As the guy in the scenario it's also the same things going through your mind; dangerous for both parties, no good solutions.
It's shameful that somebody at Yc feels like protecting Google (or anyone) by switching topic titles.
I think Scala is awesome and I love the idea of multiparadigm programming languages but I've read quite a lot about scala's compiler being nearly impossible to maintain due to its complexity. This means future changes in all likelihood WILL break old code like they did before in the 1.7-1.8 migration. That plus the fact that there is no binary compatibility between major versions probably makes Scala the best Anti example for what I was asking.
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You're confusing cause and effect. Both rights and borders are effects of the same cause: people banding together to defend each other. There's no rights in the state of nature--when a pack of dolphins kill a porpoise for fun, no rights have been violated--they arise only to the extent that people agree to use violence under certain conditions to protect members of their group. Borders are simply symptoms of the fact that groups of people naturally defend contiguous areas of physical territory, within which they undertake the obligation of enforcing "rights."
A combination of both. :)
I don't know if migration to Palo Alto quite qualifies as "allowed." Think of it in comparison to immigration - you can get permanent residency in the US with an investment of $1 million dollars [1] But if you want to get permanent residency in Palo Alto, aka a house, it's going to cost you more than that, and it's the only way.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EB-5_visa
The Syrian refugees are there because their cities are being sieged, not because they were seeking greener pastures. They're mostly in temporary camps, so I wouldn't say they have migrated in the sense I was thinking of. They would likely return home if the siege ended.
This is a small hobby app a small group of us built. It originally came out of an internal hackathon here, and we've slowly been adding to it over time. Today is our "public release" day, where we've agreed to share it out with the world. It's a simple app, but we had fun building it and using it. In the true spirit of hackathons, we had QA people building websites and product managers learning how to code iOS apps.
These low level approaches can do planning, there simply ridiculously inefficient at it.

A lot of AI research is focused on the idea that 1 Trillion floating point operations per second on 1,000,000,000 bytes of data is now cheap. Efficiency is simply less important.
Thank you! I spent a lot of time on it so I love to hear things like that. :)
> the usa compared to civilized nations

Perhaps there could have been a legitimate point about traffic deaths, but whatever substance this comment might have had is more than squandered by that acerbic swipe.

I feel ashamed of Hacker News to see a thread about someone's death abused like that.
In OSX/linux/unix the application uses the inode (a system level file id basically), which is independent of the path where the file is stored.

This allows to move a file around, even trash, while applications can keep referring to it. This can be weird (if you delete a file in use, it won't be effectively deleted from disk until every application accessing it stop doing so)
I hope for a future where there are places that welcome these people, such as Charter Cities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charter_city
I'd feel more comfortable modelling this type of layout change with a conditional class added by the CMS itself, given that's presumed the source of such content variability.
You mean that when you add a file to the index it copies it? So I can then change the file and the changes won't get committed?

That seems... very wrong?
News: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Delays PC Release – G.T.N
I don't think the CG/Post is the issue with making the unknown feel believable. It's entirely the way in which the actors interact with the physical prop, in essence. Something you can't replicate with stand-ins or match moving. Performance capture tends to get it right.
They say that you can't choose who you love. I'd suggest that whether to love them wouldn't be an option. You might fall in love, later learn about your SO's diagnosis, and decide you wanted to change yourself to continue to be with them.

However, knowing that you're not personally equipped to deal with these things and that the "object of your affection" might be better off without you is a certain kind of wisdom.
They don't share the pad. They share the range (which consists of multiple pads and various support services (radar, etc)).
The OP, BitcoinJobe, goes on in the comments of your link to clarify the statement is that there are not fraudulent chargebacks in Bitcoin. He's right. There aren't. You can't make a bitcoin purchase, receive the item, and then get your money back through a charge back. He's right on both points.

Fraudulent chargebacks are a legitimate concern for sellers, and I assure you that loss is reflected in the selling price you and I pay. 13a asserts that if a vendor is able to eliminate the chargeback problem through bitcoin use, then the savings can possibly be passed on to consumers.

What's insane about any of that? You're not comprehending what you're arguing against.
There are business critical apps built in Dart here at Google. You're in good company. :)
In my very limited contact with people who were suffering from schizophrenia, it's clear their minds, their ability to think, is broken in some fundamental way. This is indeed completely different, the person can think properly, it's just that some things are gone. If it's like my girlfriend who had it when with me, this woman regressed in time a bit, not so far she forgot that previous boyfriend, but enough to forget the current one. But I wouldn't be surprised if DID can be more nuanced.
This is just a tragic. Best wishes to his family and friends.
5. size_t doesn't necessarily have to be the width of an address. An address (say, a value of type void* or char) has to be able to refer to any byte of any object. A size_t only has to be able to represent the size of any single* object. The limit on the size of a single object and the limit on the total size of memory are often the same on modern systems, but C allows them to be different (think segments).

6. size_t is required to be unsigned.

9. C requires wraparound behavior for unsigned integers.

10, 11, 12. It's not just the result of an overflowing signed integer arithmetic operation that's undefined, it's the behavior. `INT_MAX + 1` can yield `INT_MIN`, or it can yield 42, or it can crash your program and reformat your hard drive (at least in principle).
Culture is probably the single most important factor on the outcome of any organization.
Learn iOS without drowning in frameworks
Sixteen Years
You'll need to compile to JavaScript to use Dart on the web. Lots of our developers say that the net win for them is the language, libraries, and tools they use while developing their app.
You can do similar "magic" cache invalidation with Elasticsearch and the percolate feature. Each time you do a query and cache some transformation of the result, put that query in a percolate index. Then when you change a document, run the document against the percolate index and, voila, you get the queries that would have returned it and can then invalidate your cache.

This method of cache invalidation fails in a very key place though (just like in the article). What happens if you change a very core thing that invalidates a large percentage of the cache?
Ford Motor Company Industry reveal electric bike during MWC 2015
not even close, sorry.
The missing dashboard for Trello
> We readily acknowledge the benefits of tearing down all the barriers for capital to move between countries, but the ones for humans seem to be sticky.

That's because the same interests that support free movement of capital are served by limited mobility for persons (in the both roles as "consumer" and as "labor"), and those interests are disproportionately powerful in their influence over policy (and the discussions of policy issues in the mass media.)
Weird GitHub
>Thanks for the mansplanation

Thanks for reminding me that some people will always hold my gender against me.
netstat -a only shows (open) connections.
With netsh you can capture the actual traffic and later analyze the content of the communication.
This used to be an issue with pools but I don't believe this to be a risk so much anymore.
"the A.I. has not only become better than any human player but has also discovered a way to win that its creator never imagined."

That's a pretty standard Breakout/Arkanoid technique - getting the ball behind the board and letting it do the work for you.

Not knocking the AI, just nitpicking this writer.
Yawn... I'm amazed that people are amazed that naive rational choice theory predicts anything.
Indeed. To the extent you can separate your viewpoint from the horror of it, it is truly fascinating.
Säd. Coindidentally the same happened to one of the Oculus founders.
http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/01/oculus-vr-co-founder-andrew...
Exactly, I think I might continue to love that person but I don't think I would be equipped to deal with an event such as the author described and then continue to be "sexually" attracted to them. (not sure that term quite captures it but you get the point)
Ideas for the Apple Watch
No mention of battery life in either features or specifications... I guess that most users won't find in any way troublesome that this thing barely runs for a day between charges...
You don't think making money is one of the goals behind Tesla or SpaceX?

Even if you have some other intrinsic motive, you gotta pay your employees with money, and you gotta get that money form somewhere.
Investigating a Malicious Attachment Without Reversing
Valve and HTC Reveal Vive VR System
Hey it works!, great now I have an alternative to Wireshark.
I would just move on. A flaky person like this is poor relationship material, especially if you see children in your future.

"Where am I? What are these kids doing here and why are they calling me Mom?"

Like, no thanks!
Spin it all you want but a failure to meet schedules isn't really acceptable. You either failed to deliver or failed to manage your project estimation process.
Too late. As the article says, they're into much more than drugs now. The problem is no longer drugs, it's cartels.
It's interesting that [at least some members of] the same administration that denies privacy for citizens still want it themselves.
Find items lost or stolen – webpage service
Hello Guys!
Think it is a useful website that helps people find items lost, stolen? such as cell phone, computer, tablet, even dogs, cats, cars etc ... or that allows you to verify that an object you are about to buy used, it is not a stolen object?

Steve
I've seen 64-bit ints (on Cray systems).

One disadvantage of making int 64 bits, even if that's the natural size, is that if char is 8 bits, then short has to be either 16 or 32 bits (or 64) -- which means that you can't have predefined types covering all the common sizes (8, 16, 32, 64).

That's not quite true, since C99 introduced extended integer types -- but I don't know of any C compiler that has provided them.

(The intN_t and uintN_t types in <stdint.h> don't solve this; they still have to be defined in terms of existing types.)
Hey, I'm the CTO at PixelSquid...thanks so much for your interest. This has been an absolute labor of love for us so it's great to hear kinds words. Right now, our publishing site is available to only a few artists, but in the near future we will be opening it up and will be rendering out PSDs for users that publish through our site.
Elon Musk criticized for using prison labor and massive subsidies
Envying Estonia's Digital Government
I hope this thread gave you some idea how important these thing really are.
The part I really enjoyed reading was:

"Before Y Combinator, character had not traditionally been an important factor for investors. Investors have often funded people who were jerks but who seemed likely to succeed. But I couldn't do it. YC is not just an investment firm. It's like a family in that we're inviting these people into our place to have dinner every week."

This is what I would attribute the success of Y Combinator to. By focusing on founders as opposed to ideas, individual drive, demeanor, and not business models become the center.

Paul Graham on multiple occasions discusses Sam Altman as someone who can't be stopped. Here is an article[1] from Paul Graham's article titled "Five Founders," the prompt "Inc recently asked me who I thought were the 5 most interesting startup founders of the last 30 years." Sam Altman made it as #5 up with Steve Jobs, Larry and Sergey, etc.

"I was told I shouldn't mention founders of YC-funded companies in this list. But Sam Altman can't be stopped by such flimsy rules. If he wants to be on this list, he's going to be."

The idea, is if people have what it takes, have the drive, the heart, and the understanding of how to treat others, they can make anything happen.

“Money is only a tool. It will take you wherever you wish, but it will not replace you as the driver.” - Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged

[1] http://paulgraham.com/5founders.html
Culture is precisely a set of transmitted patterns of behavior; how to engineer a duplication of culture may be a difficult challenge that needs to be solved on a case-by-case basis and which lacks a simple, general solution, but "culture can't be duplicated" is untrue.
Stop me if I'm wrong, but aren't audiophiles notoriously gullible? They fell for "DiscWasher" back in the 70s, those green magic markers to color the edges of CDs in the 90s, and "directional" speaker cables not too long ago.

This sounds like just another goof on audiophiles to me.
Teensy and Maple are software compatible with Arduino.
> Baltic states have around 20% (?) of their population non-resident: moved to other schengen states.

I actually didn't think of it from that angle. I guess it could be argued that poor countries shouldn't enter reciprocal open border agreements with rich countries, out of their own self-interest. I'm guessing the movement of these Baltic people mostly benefited their new host nations, though?
I wonder whether carrying a photo of you and her, perhaps several photos in different situations with different people from her social circle, would be useful.
Hey - you've gotta make it so that a 27" screen only shows as much information as an iPhone.
Outbound (YC W15) Helps Businesses Message Customers Over Both Email and Mobile
Agreed. I've lost three friends over the years to schizophrenia. I knew them all well before, during and after. Their minds are simply broken, their reality is not the same as ours. One believed he was a ninja protecting the world, another saw himself as the hero of a WWIII future, the third wanted to bind his spirit with alligators to grow his spiritual totem. DID sounds very, very different.
That is an horrible thing to say.

She is not 'flaky' as a spoiled socialite would be, she has a mental disease. One that only seems to crop up from time to time.

'Poor relationship material'? She is still a human being in need of support. I'd say you're poor relationship material.
Unfortunate how many humans we have driving cars at various levels of impairment. It's killing so many people.

Drunk driving in suburban areas is rampant and feels almost inherent without real public transportation options at last call. I think most of Seattle's public transit options stop right around midnight.
The amount of products that use formaldehyde somewhere in the process is staggering. From glues used for wood (floors) to fabric softening (carpets, baby clothes), inks, building materials.

This is a much bigger deal if you live in a "energy efficient" home that has very little heat/cold leakage. Modern insulation, fancy windows, HVACs that recycle indoor air contribute to this problem. Some of these products like floors will be off gassing for years while you live in the hermetic bubble of your home.

Source: my wife worked for a niche material company that was a big importer of bamboo wood. They sold everything from bamboo floors to plywood.

They generally tried to not use formaldehyde glues and bonding agents but it's hard to to police it. Their suppliers from China would cut corners or try to boost their profits. When caught they would stop for a while and then resume later on.
Show HN: Screendoor – Online Forms for Government
Respecting user privacy in a SaaS-y world
Yahoo and Alibaba, Joined at the Balance Sheet
Just one thing I'm curious about: How do you later find out if you had been correct? Have you tried to estimate how often you've been correct by following up on the people later on?

RE the article: awesome that you have the goal of funding good people and constantly asking yourself what's best for the founders.
Alibaba opens first U.S. data center
sure, but I didn't say anything like that. I said I had no idea it still existed. I legitimately thought it was discontinued around 15 years ago.
I have accepted a startup offer with stock options 2 days back. The CTO told me about the number of outstanding shares in the company and the last 409(A) valuation and the current valuation they are going to raise funding. But except #options, these details are not specified in the offer letter but i have accepted.

Should i consult a lawyer before i join this company? If so, can you guys recommend some lawyer contacts? I have been in bay area for last one year and i don't have much contacts. Help! Thanks
Tried running a capture while downloading a large file in Firefox and the download failed when I started the capture.

Wouldn't recommend running this on a server.
I thought this too, since as far back as the 1940's the Nazis could put the necessary radio triangulating hardware in a van.

But then I realized that the people tasked with doing the finding are on the payroll of the Cartels, and will therefore go to great lengths to never find any transmitters.
Would you be willing to say why you hated it?
Do you see anything that depends on which edition of the C standard is being used? I don't.
I learned the hard way it's better to start low and the raise prices than to start high and then have to lower them.

You wanna give the early adopters a better deal than the later ones.

I knew this app was unique (I frankly have never seen anything close to it) and i knew it was adding value because I use it all the time myself and it has some potential so I could go way higher and still make the same if not more.

But I decided to start at this price because i didn't know what kind of bugs would surface once many people started using it. That way people don't feel like they are overpaying even when they find bugs and I am kind of giving them a discount to provide me with valuable information.

I think that is fair to everyone.
Judge OKs $415M no-poaching payout to Apple, Google employees
Wacom launches a new version that supports the touch of a computer drawing
There are weather related reasons too.
Vanhawks (YC W15) Raises $1.6M to Help Put the Valour Smartbike on the Road
I had neighbors who wanted to make sure when the hallway was being painted they only used low VOC paint. They were somewhat offended when I told them the carpet they put uses a bonding agent that will off gas for years or they their children clothes were softened with formaldehyde.
very interesting, had no idea the capability was there.
Tried on my own, I see SSID beacons from my wifi card, wifi channel signal levels, then you can go up several layers and see request URI's on HTTP requests.. very nice. More detail, in a parsed format which is filterable than I would have expected..

edit: indeed, it even handles parsing SSH key exchanges.. very impressive: http://imgur.com/ijQX3Zq
What you're hoping for is that some cacheable function of many documents is also a monoid.

In an example, you're hoping that when you invalidate the query "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM foo WHERE x = 1" because a new document that matched came in, you're simply incrementing the existing cached value, rather than rescanning the database index.
pub/sub is a well-known pattern in distributed messaging. There isnt standard but the terminology and tech specs are fairly established. In this case google pub/sub has been well comforming to those established specs.