skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In either case it leaks information. Even if I can't get your session key, I can see every URL you visit, and every field you put in. Also, if your login form can be served over HTTP (or any included script is, which thankfully Chrome now disallows when the page loads over HTTPS), I can just get your password. Guess how Reddit serves their login form? Yup, it's right on http://www.reddit.com/.
Here's mine FWIW. I am 54.Weekly tally.
Bike to work (3-5 times) ~ 60-80 miles.
Exercise routine (2x), (skips, burpees, abs).
Swim 1250 yds (1-2) times.
Max 6 days. One day always for rest.
Sleep: 6-7 hrs per day.
Eat: Salad lunch 3-4 times.
Drink: 2-3 times.
(Need to improve: Add 2x Yoga, Drink more water)
Former Quake 3 world champion gives in-depth explanation of game strategy (2010)
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. It's the best full body, strength and cardio workout I've ever experienced on a regular basis. It's also very fun and mentally challenging. I've done many other martial arts over the years, and in terms of a "work out", none can compare.

Most schools are filled with very encouraging and friendly people. If you find one where that is not the case, leave and join another.
Check out this obvious DEA astroturfer:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/30ydu0/cbs_federal...
The shorthand u/μ is becoming somewhat common in software packages.

I believe μTorrent was one of the first major packages to do so, but μBlock is also very popular. I've also seen it with μSpeech and μmustache.
As someone who loves to walk, loves beer, and has been going to bed early, but doesn't necessarily make a point to exercise, your post is encouraging!

...but I really should also make a better effort to exercise.
It really doesn't have to be a fair amount of work.

Just leave your existing HTTP property exactly as it is. Add a load balancer in front. Have the load balancer receive HTTPS and then send the traffic through to the property as HTTP, and finally restrict all other external access to the HTTP sites (i.e. load balancer only).

You can buy off-the-shelf appliances which will do this for you. Except for maybe a firewall change, no changes would have to be made to existing code or servers.
Echo and p aren't exactly the same, there's a difference during debugging between:

1 2 3 4 (echo)

and

["1", "2 3", "4"] (p)
4G has much better latency than HSPA+ for me. Video streaming is much smoother and breaks up less. FaceTime is much better than on HSPA+. If I see 4G in my status bar, I know my connection is going to be at least as good as coffee shop WiFi.

It contends better too, which affects everyone.

I have unlimited LTE for £15/mo (Three UK) so I don't need to worry about paying for the data.
Because being pulled over for an illegal lane change is acceptable to the courts.

Knowing to follow someone down the highway until they make an illegal lane change, because you received intelligence from DEA/NSA electronic surveillance not approved by the courts, is not acceptable to the courts.
Most of China is running on outdated, no-longer-supported software with lots of vulnerabilities. Pawning those computers is easy as there is an abundance of well documented exploit vectors available.
I feel like I have already been through this process without an Apple Watch, because I always keep my smartphone in my pocket with my wallet, so whenever it vibrates with a notification I can feel it buzzing on my skin.

I solved it by just going to Notification Center and turning off notifications for everything except Calendar alerts and SMS messages.

It doesn't always work. I sometimes get spam texts. But it's better than it was.
Turkish getups are fun, train a lot of muscles and are easy to progress with early on. They are an excellent addition to deadlifts, not a replacement.

(I often do them as a general warmup before the `main' lifts.)
I noticed the green table always appears in the 5th and 10th columsn.

if you make the table large enough, don't you run out of colors - I mean primes?
Storytella[0] takes the same approach. It uses a Markdown editor in a single pane, no preview, which is also based on CodeMirror[1]. CodeMirror makes this kind of editor straight forward to build, with a lot of configuration and extension options. This seems to hide a lot of the configuration, so I would think is great for dropping into new admin or comment systems where you need rich text but don't want to allow arbitrary HTML.

I would consider switching over to it, as it would mean less code for me to manage, but I'd need the CodeMirror extensibility exposed.

(disclosure, I built Storytella)

[0] https://storytel.la/

[1] http://codemirror.net/
There are two types of "Lithium Polymer" batteries:

> Originally, "lithium polymer" stood for a developing technology using a polymer electrolyte instead of the more common liquid electrolyte.

> The second meaning appeared when some manufacturers started applying the "polymer" denomination to lithium-ion cells in pouch format.

The first one (polymer bag around a lithium ion battery) is currently used in many devices, but the second (polymer electrolyte) is not commonly used and seems to be an active area of research.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium_polymer_battery

The (common) Lithium Polymer batteries are, according to the Wikipedia page, as safe (or unsafe) as Lithium Ion batteries.
IBM Watson Hits LAHacks 2015 at UCLA
Awesome book. Thanks for the link. There's already a sequel.
There Are Few Libertarians but Many Americans Have Libertarian Views Nate Silver
It's a pain but it sounds like you need to cancel your credit card. Or you can wait and see if this post gets any attention. Obviously they have a gap in their authentication that they need to address.
The problem is you can't just create a startup fund and go in there and take on funds from pension funds by undercutting the establishment. You need loads of expertise, relationships, and a proven track record. And if you have all those things then you are a part of the establishment and already making swell money so there's no point in rocking the boat.
While I will surely check this out (since I've already got Prime), it seems like yet another service similar to Songza and the rest. While I do like the radio-style format in many cases (as opposed to the on-demand format of services like Spotify) I still tend to prefer human-programmed streaming "stations" over algorithmic ones. Picking a style and having it play a variety of music is great but as a long-time fan of several Shoutcast stations, there is simply nothing like a playlist being designed by someone with a love and knowledge of music.

One of my great joys in life is to listen to a station with great choices and great variety and realize some thematic connection between the last few songs the DJ picked. It's like a return to the days of DJs instead of program directors and marketing departments picking the tunes on the radio...except now there are tens of thousands of stations so you can find ones that appeal to your tastes.

Prime Stations will certainly end up in my app list but my bookmarked Shoutcast streams will still be my go-to source for streaming "radio" for a while I think.
Comments below address this except photos is a product across all of apples devices. This article just happened to be for the os x version.
Tv5Monde revealed his own passwords in an interview
I have tried both (kind of, only etherpad not hackpad).

They are not the same.

Seems http://libreboard.com/ is trying to be an open source alternative to Trello. (Found it as one of the first apps available on sandstorm.io)
Smalltalk - the granddaddy of all object oriented languages, and still the 'most' object oriented IMHO. And the only language that I know of that is typically implemented in a system that offers image based persistence, which is very cool (again IMHO).
Power is an end in itself. The war on drugs and the war on terror (and war in general) is a great way to expand it.
I agree, but I swear he said that in starting strength.
You could sell your rMBP and use the proceeds to buy like 4-5 chromebooks.
This is a very serious issue and you should not stop pursuing all available support channels until you get an answer. I can guarantee you that such a glaring bug will immediately get high priority in their issue tracking system. The last thing Lyft wants is for something like this to get reported on and shake confidence in the platform they are trying so hard to build.
If you're doing power cleans correctly you should not be dropping the weight. The movement isn't over until the weight is safely on the ground.

If the weight makes a noise loud enough to draw every gym goers attention, you are lifting too much and should deload. Or you just might be that guy ;)
This (article + HN comments) will be extremely handy for me in the future (I'm a .NET dev).

Knowing that'll need some of those libraries later I decided to compile into a list here: https://github.com/tallesl/.NET-libraries
Things Heavy Metal Taught Me About Life
That's an interesting question - how do the users interact? Can you have two of the same type of people interacting (a chat/message/game site) or are you offering different value to different users (a marketplace/scheduling/discovery site)?

If you're looking for one general type of user, go find a meetup group, class, online community, or other spot where they'll congregate, and just talk to them. Bring a laptop (or send a link) for them to test out, and maybe provide some sort of incentive or game to get them interested in giving it a shot.

If you're looking for two (or more) classes of users, do the same general thing for each separately, but either 1) try and line things up so that each group is interacting with the system at the same time (perhaps by only opening up the beta for a couple of hours) or 2) pretend to be a member of the other group during testing so that you can get feedback on at least half of your product.
Why would you want to? You can't share across two instances at the same time anyway, it's going to be slower/more edge case-y, and the cost with Amazon is higher?
One of my must haves that I'd definitely recommend is T4MVC[0]

T4MVC is a T4 template for ASP.NET MVC apps that creates strongly typed helpers that eliminate the use of literal strings in many places.

[0]: https://github.com/T4MVC/T4MVC
Demonstration of ability is one way to put it. Limited weapons testing is another. You don't enter a fight with untested weapons.
Increasing physical health significantly increases mental health in my experience.

Biking + Water = joy!

Fitness: Ride a bike! See the world! As you are already indoors most of the day staring at your computer screen (as I am) I highly recommend taking up an "out-the-front-door" outdoor physical activity that you can do for the rest of your life.

Biking is low impact on your body and you can get an incredible amount of fitness in a very little amount of time while taking in fresh air and sunshine. I have burned over 1,000 calories in one hour and over 10,000 calories in a day while traveling over 150 miles on a bike. It doesn't get easier, you just get faster.

As a side note: fat leaves the body through CO2 on your outbreath! WOW mind blown!

Fuel: WATER!!! Drink water & eat real whole foods. You should always have clear urine so drink water first thing in the AM and all day long, drink enough to take a piss break every hour to get you up and out of your work chair. This alone will make you feel 10x better.

Healthy fueling happens in the grocery store. Shop the edges of the store (not the aisles) and buy things that contain lots of water and are a single ingredient: vegetables, fruits, bananas, apples, carrots, dates, watermelon, etc. not items that are processed. I have a sweet tooth and after eating fresh bananas and dates I don't even touch/want the ice cream in the freezer. I swear, dates are the most amazing food on earth! Take them on your bike rides instead of processed bars. Eat as much fresh raw food as you want, your body processes it quickly and you won't feel bogged down like when you are digesting meat.
The readme sais:

Perso is useful when used on testing or staging sites to have a quick means to access a mailbox remotely, for example by a integration testing framework.
Ridiculous. There's no sound in space.
Episode 159: The Calendar
If this is the natural progression of "information wants to be free", then it's probably worthwhile for us to figure out methods to live within this new reality. I'm not saying we shouldn't still fight it, but there should be a backup plan, in case it is futile.
I'm not making a broad recommendation, expect maybe to slow down a bit :)

It sounds like you have lots of usecases for applications that need protection against injection , MITM, or eavesdropping. It's great that you understand that. Those sites and apps need that protection, and the network protocols are one place to look for it.

Also, there is a huge difference between "all web software should support encryption" and "turn all of that on by default". I just want a broader discussion of the costs and more discussion about the problems people are trying to solve.

Thanks!
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I am curious, what tasks do you find where performance is an issue, I'm guessing it's not the office work or internet, is it building your projects? Do you use it for mobile development, what's your usual environment?

I am using a late 2008 Macbook (Unibody Macbook 5.1) for the same sort of activities you use it and find it fine and that is worrying me a bit, I use it about 6 hours a day for my personal projects and entertainment. It originally came with 2GB RAM which I upgraded about 5 years ago to 4GB, then a couple of years ago I upgraded it to 8GB, which is the maximum it takes. I also replaced the 160 GB HDD hard drive with a 256 SSD, I replaced the battery once, and had to change the power adapter too. I've also upgraded the OS from Leopard > Snow Leopard > Lion > Mountain Lion > Mavericks > Yosemite. To be clear it's an original 'Macbook' which was phased out as a brand and recently (today actually) been reintroduced as the new 'Macbook'. The processor is an ancient Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz but somehow I can keep managing to working on my Node.js, Xcode 6/Swift projects alright.

I believe your Macbook Air is not upgradeable in the same way as my Macbook so this is perhaps the reason you are finding you need more performance. I'm not trying to suggest you don't need a new machine by the way, I am genuinely interested where you find performance becomes an issue because even though I am happy with my laptop some of my friends can't believe I am using this laptop as my primary (and only) machine so I do feel a bit insane sometimes. I once thought it may be that I've just gotten used to the slowness and don't notice it but I do use a high end desktop at my day job for C++/C# dev work on Visual Studio, and used the latest laptops at the Apple Store but only for browsing so it is hard for me to compare dev work.

I really hope I'm not spending twice as long as everyone else compiling or doing other processor heavy tasks and just got used to it, that would be pretty stupid. Even the new Macbook 2015 which has what is considered a weak processor by the press has better benchmark scores than the processor in mine. Perhaps I'll go from my old Macbook to the new Macbook.
Thanks man. I've been following the marijuana stuff for a while, though unfortunately my state will probably be one of the last to make the switch. We don't even have it approved for medical uses yet. :(

Just finished 8.5 months of chemo, in for radiation and a stem cell transplant next.
Even better if you could held a head alive without the body for a long period of time. Then you could attach head to a robot or something like that.
They were bothered that their "stingray" like devices could not capture the messages. But fear not, they can still get it from Prism or Xkeyscore (or whatever they call it).
I'd like to add one that's great for turning the web into a query-able database: HtmlAgilityPack. HtmlAgilityPack + Linq is amazing.
Screenshot of the site: http://i.imgur.com/yFfyjN0.png
What do you mean when you say you don't like that some numbers are returned more often than others? This seems completely inevitable for a uniform distribution because floating point numbers don't have a uniform density across the real line.

Only if you choose a range like [1,2] with a uniform density of floating point numbers you will see all floating point numbers in the interval - except both bounds of course - with equal probability.

You would have to not return some floating point numbers ever to see all returned floating point numbers in the interval with equal probability but that of course hardly qualifies as a uniform distribution if some perfectly valid floating point numbers will never occur.
> I was able to spot more than 10 bugs that would prevent any regular smartphone user to use Ubuntu Phone as a replacement of a rudimentary smart phone.

Please can you share the bugs so that others can actually judge usability for themselves? Have you filed the bugs?
That's interesting, thanks for the correction. I suppose it's more easier to include that kind of information when you have more space, with the larger screen.

This, to me, seems like one of the big challenges that activity monitors are coming up against - now we have all of this data, and more and more can use it to work out what the behaviours are, how do you then boil that information down to limited, simple, intuitive visual or tactile cues that people can use to alter their behaviour in ways that they want to pursue, and improve their health.

And, indeed, what is important to health - is it increasing minutes of active movement, decreasing inactive minutes, increasing aerobic exercise minutes, or is it specifically sitting which is damaging, and so on. Quite tough, but hopefully there's a lot of thought going on to tackle it behind the scenes. It also seems like something academia should be getting involved with - this is probably something which will become fundamental to human health as more and more of us are desk bound.
I agree that not all notifications are equal and it sucks that our options for notifications from an app are normally binary (on/off). Some apps allow you to pick/choose the types of notifications you get but the problem still remains that my phone treats them all the same regardless of if it's a CNN announcement of a shooting or magic piano has a new song (I've since disabled MP's notifications completely).

I say this all with no solution to put forth. I'm betting users would not be happy having to assign a priority level to each app and furthermore not all notifications from an app are of equal importance (ie. IFTTT SMS vs iMessage from my Mom).

One thing, unrelated, that I hate about notifications (that IMHo greatly diminishes my use of them in iOS) is the fact that in the notification center they are grouped by app which is one of the stupidest things I've seen in iOS. I want my notifications weaved together and sorted by time not by app THEN by time. Under iOS current implementation you NC could look like this:

* GMAIL

* 1 min ago - Blah blah blah

* 5 days ago - Yada yada yada

* 10 days ago - Bippity boppity boo

* MESSAGES

* 2 min ago - URGENT MESSAGE

* 3 min ago - ANOTHER URGENT MESSAGE

That's just stupid, it should be:

* GMAIL - 1 min ago - Blah blah blah

* MESSAGES - 2 min ago - URGENT MESSAGE

* MESSAGES - 3 min ago - ANOTHER URGENT MESSAGE

* GMAIL - 5 days ago - Yada yada yada

* GMAIL - 10 days ago - Bippity boppity boo

This is just a simple example but throw a few more apps in there and it's not unheard of to have something that happened 1-2 minutes ago buried a few swipes down to get past other app's notifications.
Love in the time of bots
A few seconds after I started reading, a popup came up asking me to like Fusion on Facebook.

Please don't do this. I stopped reading, and closed the tab.
:)

In my EE/Physics department, lab reports from previous years were known as "newtons" (as in: "do you have a newton for the preservation-of-momentum experiment?"), the explanation being that Isaac Newton wrote a lab report from scratch, and everyone else has used an older lab report as reference to make sure they got the right result - the transitive closure of which having Newton as a boundary.

I guess the equivalent Makefile term would be a Feldman[0], as in: "Do you have a feldman that can combine ghc and dmd output? I need that for a project"

[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Feldman
It is not at all hard to find people who believe MSG triggers seizures.
It's really hard to approach fitness as yet another obligation, unless you happen to have a laid back lifestyle. My advice: find some kind of exercise that you enjoy, don't stress about whether it's the optimal program. Use the time as a mental break from your day at the computer, or to get some energy in the morning or to unwind after work. Don't focus on results at first - then, after it becomes a habit, you can optimize.
I quit a decade of pack a day smoking last August.
Apple Replaces Black Emojis with Alien and White Faces
I think you are underestimating how easy it is to get injured while performing the deadlift with improper technique. Naturally with little weight the technique isn't as critical, but load the bar and it's an entirely different story. I think the squat is on par in technicality, which lift is more technical I think is irrelevant.
Fitness and nutrition are those kinds of topics that no one ever agrees on. Everyone thinks their way is the "right" way, as exemplified by the enormous number of unique replies to this thread. This could be attributed to the ignorance of the commenters, or that everyone just finds different things work for them. It is probably a combination of both, with an emphasis on the former.
It's true. What I really would like is a micro-orm like Dapper with support for using LINQ to dynamically build queries. But I suppose this is essentially EF with AsNoTracking, which I have yet to play around with and test performance wise.
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I'm sure that, when those skilled engineers cringed at the next higher layer of the stack, that higher layer wasn't reliable yet, it probably had some stability issues and serious performance issues. When it was fully solid they moved on.

I have a degree in electrical engineering, though these days I work on server / infrastructure software. Yeah I have a pretty good idea how stuff works at the c/c++ level and below.
Individual nodes can be unreliable (and therefore very cheap), availability is maintained by distributing load to on-line nodes. That's my understanding of it, anyway.
HtmlAgilityPack saved my skin once.
the table stuff doesnt work too well either, understandably. if you actually want to do conversion though, check out reMarked.js [1], disclaimer: mine. it's not too heavy, either.

[1] https://github.com/leeoniya/reMarked.js