skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I like ramen, but I am careful about frequency of eating ramen.
It is known among Japanese that extreme ramen freaks have short life.
We Japanese maybe tend to be salt addicted.
So careful people eat soup moderately.
They're already back, don't you read the news ?
I remember when they were bought by VA (I think?), the same time as Slashdot changed hands I think.

I remember signing up for an account years ago and having to use Putty and SSH keys to upload data which was revolutionary to FTP-aware me.
There was an awful lot of software on there (who remembers visiting freshmeat.net to look for daily updates or search for software too????) but I think it would be sad to not realise how great it was that they offered free hosting and tools. They used to have a compile-farm that you could use to build software on different platforms and architectures but this got retired a long time ago.

For the free tools you got, it wasn't bad! I think "nerds" are quick to forget that. It was FREE
And don't mind someone else accessing the internet through your account. Better hope they aren't running a search engine that stumbles on kiddie porn/extremist material/pirated content, etc...
Sometimes they are, yes, but I don't know if it would fit. I like the existing translation a lot, though.
Japan is not a really easy country for vegetarian people because fish, and specially meat, consumed in tiny amounts, but they are everywhere. I would say that sometimes meat is used more as a condiment than as an ingredient. Also, in my experience, most of Japanese don't consider that things like the bonito flakes they put in the stock are "actual meat", and when you say that you don't eat meat, they actually understand that you don't eat steaks or sashimi.

Said that, there's a nice vegetarian Ramen shop in Tokyo Station:

http://ts-restaurant.jp/tantan/
The british crime survey does not use police reported crime! Those numbers are entirely separate from police reported crime.

Your last link makes you case much weaker, not stronger. Do you understand that? There's probably not much point carrying on if you don't.
>"Backup your firefox profile" is an unbelievably short-sighted suggestion - am I supposed to keep transporting a Firefox profile around forever?

Yes?

It's like asking whether you should keep your homedir or Windows Roaming User folder around forever. If you want your data and/or settings, you do. And both of those fit the description in your last line pretty well.

You're offended at the suggestion but it's the same way it works in native apps in reality.
The tax implications are still, and will always be, irrelevant to accounting rules. The purpose of accounting rules (like IFRS, US GAAP etc.) is to ensure that companies' financial statements represent a true and fair view of the state of the company.

This objective has nothing to do with tax.
What's Left After Higher Education Is Dismantled
Out of curiosity to the downvoters, has he NOT written C++ programs? Was his paper in IEEE the other year calling for more static code (let the compiler do its work) and abandonment of the dynamic_cast "let's check at runtime!" development model something he pulled from thin air? Or has he actually written code?
On Google Chrome on my Android no less. What a joke. The video controls kept appearing unprompted too.
There is some work being done by the (unaffiliated) Archiveteam to do that, see http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=SourceForge and http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Talk:SourceForge

Help if you can, it's fun! #archiveteam on EFNet.
It looks like ArchiveTeam[1] already has a lot of SF archived.

[1]http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=SourceForge
For a second there, I thought this was an official GitHub page and thought "Wow, those GitHub guys really have balls to attack SF that directly". But then I realized it is "helb" and not "help" in the URL.
Your argument could be used against pretty much any of the tightenings up wrt. HTTPS certs that have been done for the last few years.

"We used to be able to do whatever and be marked a secure and now we actually have to do security right! UNACCEPTABLE".

Not very convincing.
That's a bit harsh. Depending on company size an maturity, maybe just have a conversation about it with him? He might not even realize that he's stepping on your toes or distracting the interns, esp. if he's not technical.
What you have written is incorrect.

For a bank, interest it receives on its assets IS revenue. The difference between the interest received and the interest paid is their _profit_.

With regard to retail deposits, bank absolutely do not act as brokers. They are not middlemen. Depositors lend money to the bank. The liability shows up on the bank's balance sheet. If banks were acting as brokers, who is the principal on the other side of the deposit transaction?

EDIT: Don't confuse the terms 'Revenue' and 'Net Revenue' when reading a bank's accounts. 'Net' has a meaning!

EDIT 2: The words 'income' and 'revenue' are generally interchangeable.

EDIT 3: I don't think we agree on the definition of the word 'broker'. When I say 'wholesaler', I mean someone who buys something with the intention of selling it at a higher price. When I say 'broker', I mean someone who brings together two parties, and is paid a commission by one or both parties, for his/her part in helping the two parties making a deal between themselves.
It is about the salt only, or is there something else? I'm curious because ramen sounds like something that should be healthy.
Well, Ramen is really tasty, but obviously it is junk food. Really nice as a threat, but no one with common sense would eat Ramen on a daily basis.

Same way, no one with common sense would eat hamburger and french fries every day.
AirBNB does take responsibility for the uncertainties brought on by the renting with strangers. By covering property damage. That sounds solidly responsible.

AirBNB should not be responsible for controlling a vague group of data trackers, rental and management companies, and landowners, and what secret lists they create. How are you supposed to stop somebody from creating a list?

And we don't actually know why this man has been blacklisted. Is it perhaps because nobody wants to get involved with somebody with a history for negative media exposure?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9215582
Could the hypothetical you remove the project?
I am more interested in performance part of it actually.

- What is the memory and cpu usage when you get something like 500+ concurrent users?
Unicorns: Why This Bubble Is Different
The two situations are economically identical. The economic activity is the same. The same amount of profit has been made in each case.

EDIT: Yes, I realise that corporations have specific legal attributes/benefits. However, taxing their profits twice doesn't seem (i) fair, or (ii) likely to provide good incentives.
Sorry, but I don't quite get it. What's the advantage over having a dedicated VM per container?
Its turtles all the way down....
Why is there such a shitstorm going on here?

Here's a guy who is now living on the street and, for all that is known, has his private life shaken up. I for my part can understand that he would like to have at least his reputation restored, i.e. be taken off the blacklist.
https://www.google.es/search?q=naritake+ramen&tbm=isch

The layer of oil floating over the stock, the corn, the pork and the butter topping doesn't help neither.

If you want healthy noodles, you can try Soba instead.

https://www.google.es/search?q=soba&tbm=isch
Why Entrepreneurs Have to Practice Emotional First Aid with Guy Winch
People who buy property to rent out also have to pay tax on the rental income. It's just like any other business. You pay tax on your profit (revenue less costs). In this case interest just happens to be one of the costs.

I'm not sure what you mean when you say these people have an 'advantage'?
A creationist museum supporter stumbled upon 60 million year old fossil find
wooow, multi-billion-dollar-megacorporation striped together 16 expensive cameras with a piece of plastic :OO

so what, actually. They find ways to continue maximizing profit from their commercial platform. Which was at its most-cool when it was community-mostly.
Not too sure you can rely on Chocolatey to be direct..? Last time I installed WinDirStat using Chocolatey it got the install file from Sourceforge (over an unencrypted HTTP connection)

http://imgur.com/fajFMUA
The moment Japan's volcano erupts in spectacular fashion
The bill is not split -- it says they reimburse you for the measured power usage of the device. Nowhere does it say that this only applies when the heat is being directed into your house, that I could see.
That not the way I read a bank income statement. If we take the example of JPMorgan (p3):
http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/ONE/239936797x0x82007...

Revenue is defined as Non interest revenue (fees) plus interest income minus interest expense.

This is typical for banks. And there is a reason for that. A bank is effectively a wholesale buyer (lender) and seller (borrower) of debt, through loans and deposits. The interest paid and received is essentially pass-through.
"powerfulnonsense.com"? Why waste time and/or money on this kind of quasi-psychology?
> obviously it is junk food

Doesn't that depends on how you prepare ramen ?

For me ramen are just noodles, the "junkyness" really depends on what you eat them with. Could you make the same argument for spaghettis ?
To me this comes down to long term priorities. It's easy to lose focus on a side project if it's just a side project. The discipline required to maintain a side project for most people is really difficult.

What's the priority for you, let's say ten years out? ... Make a successful career working for someone else or eventually build something you own / created?

If you can't answer that question then you're always going to struggle.

Now once you have your long term priorities, now stop looking months ahead and start looking in terms of short term commitments to yourself and your project. Carve out some time every week to "plan". Make commitments to yourself in terms of days/weeks. Actually plan out your work and execute based on a plan of small iterations. Treat your side project like you would a work project except with much stricter time/resource constraints. This comes difficult to most people without the checks and balances of work, colleagues, bosses etc.

But it's much easier once you make much much smaller commitments about what you're doing and actually plan your work without jumping in to coding, which for coders on a side project is always the best part. You start tackling the most interesting bits in your head first and never want to get through the grunt work and the passion fades.
Wow, that was pretty patronizing! But I think I made a certain argument. You don't have to agree, but it would be nice if you don't just blame it all on my supposed unwillingness to learn new stuff ;)
Could be just poor implementation for those apps of material design - which you'd hope is fundamentally good at heart.

It does seem fairly casual. Even the Google designers in the video weren't unified in a definition, so it sounds open and unconstrained. Although I wouldn't put it past Google to hide an on-brand agenda right there in the colour theories. One thing I'd move away from is the obsession/requirement of bright colours. Muted earthy colours would work well too in the right combinations for maximum emotional effect on unsuspecting visitors!
Speed and resources https://hyper.sh/why-hyper.html
There are probably some Webpack users reading this who have similar feelings about Browserify.
1 in 20 Android apps open to attack due to a flaw in the Cordova
A Guide to Persistent, Cross-Install Device Identifier: iOS Keychain
Isolation, and security. As @mbreese perfectly said, "This type of tech could make it possible to use (Docker) containers in a true multi-tenant system."
With Hyper, all your containers will run their own kernel, instead of sharing the host's one.
"Interest cost is a payment for capital, as is dividend."

This is incorrect. Dividends are a distribution of money to those who already owned the money. There is no economic transaction taking place.
I love novels as a language learning tool, so much in fact that I've created a web-app with a reading interface to help people who enjoy learning in this way:

http://readlang.com

It allows you to:

1. upload an entire novel

2. translate the words and phrases you don't know

3. review them later with spaced-repetition flashcards containing the original context sentence
Show HN: PyHN – Hacker news in your terminal (0.2.8)
On the Shortness of Life

http://www.forumromanum.org/literature/seneca_younger/brev_e...
Yes, indeed! We actually use links to various of these (mostly the receiver located at UTwente in .nl) when a number station schedule activates. Our channel bot spits a link into the channel where you can listen via this very cool in-browser receiver to live number stations as they are transmitted.
Baguette threw us badly, watching Deathly Hallows in French (audio + subtitles, at suggestion of a language teacher)
Hi, great works!
I have one question: how do you access your container ports after running them ? If I do a hyper run nginx for example ? Am I supposed to use podfiles for that ?
I guess this is what happens when people aren't willing to pay for software, there are plenty of really good ftp clients out there for not very much money.
Simple Trend Change Detection with T-test
I switched to WinSCP and never looked back.
Same here. Errors in console:

starting tremula
getJSON problem.
no target object selected
Tremula: Warning. No data found on layout operation.
no target object selected
Tremula: Warning. No data found on layout operation.
TypeError: reduce of empty array with no initial value
no target object selected
TypeError: reduce of empty array with no initial value
no target object selected
TypeError: reduce of empty array with no initial value
no target object selected
TypeError: reduce of empty array with no initial value
Tremula: Warning. No data found on layout operation."
no target object selected
Tremula: Warning. No data found on layout operation.

Firefox 38.0.1 (64 bit)
Why speed is more important than scalability
Introducing the Google Identity Platform
A corporation is not just a label. A corporation carries a number of legal obligations and protections. If you want those legal obligations and protections, you pay the price for having them. If you don't want them, don't become a corporation.

The fact that the situation appears economically identical is irrelevant, and actually they're not economically identical. Doing business with a corporation is very different to doing business with an individual, because of those obligations and protections.

As another contrived example, stealing ten dollars from someone is economically identical to having that person gift you ten dollars, but they're not remotely the same thing.
You forgot the seafood based combinations! They have pure seafood bases too, though. My Japanese friend brought me to a shop in Tokyo that apparently specialised in a 100% seafood base/stock. It was light compared to the meat-based stock but equally good.
The fine print of Google Photos and why you shouldn’t ditch iCloud just yet
Execute and test several PHP functions online
REST API for Document Validation
GP may have been exercising <sarcasm>.
If you are working on a side project type app my best advice would be min SDK 19 or even 21. The total # of Android users in the world makes even the minority that are on L a large userbase. You will get much further faster not having to deal with backwards compatibility. If your app is aimed at making money, the people with money are generally on the newer versions. Not everyone can get away with it (Facebook will be supporting Gingerbread forever), but don't waste your time on the old versions if you can avoid it.
There's no right answer to this problem as all the nuances are situational. It's difficult to assess the situation without understanding the context but the first question I'd have is are you one "hop" from the ceo .... I.e. Do you report directly to him or do you have the relationship with him to tackle this directly.

That's the starting point. If you two are close (I don't mean holidays with each other's families close - close in terms of you working together) then you need to start establishing regular communication channels. Setup a weekly meeting and make sure that you represent what you need from him to do your job.

Regular communication is the key part of this and then tackle these issues head on with the Ceo. Most people I find struggling with these types of situations (particularly men) let this stuff boil and boil and then boil over one day where they get annoyed or angry and feel like they've now "communicated" the problem to the individual. It may take weeks to help him understand if there is behaviour that is detrimental to the business. Set that expectation with yourself first and be patient with how you communicate. First part of that is discovery... Don't accuse, just ask questions. If you've built yourself up in to an annoyed state because of this then calm down first before entering in to these conversations. Most people are not able to conceal how they feel so the probing questions come across as accusatory both in tone and language.

All of that being said, if there is behaviour that needs to be corrected, communicate that to him clearly after you're sure you've exhausted the discovery route.

My pop manager diagnosis here is that if you're coming on to an Internet forum to ask for advice then you're not communicating enough with your colleague (ignore he's the ceo)

If you're not high enough in the food chain to make that representation then there's precious little you can do apart from trying to build a relationship to have that communication.
Right, sorry I've missed that.
Offtopic: a free open source Email server (SMTP, POP3, IMAP) written in Go would be awesome.

I always hate how complicated and time consuming the configuration is of the good old postfix and the various other packages.
The red book placed on desk of Facebook employees
Very interesting read and somewhat intuitive too if you think about it.
I am thrilled to learn even more on starup scenes outside SV and the outcomes when heading home full of thoughts.
Aside from being a great development; I am really scared that robotics is improving this much. It feels like we are creating our own potential enemy.
Rocket Science Feedback Control in a Video Game
Path Didn’t Sell Its ‘Places’ Business Messaging Service to Daum Kakao
hmm... that's an odd thing to call me out on. But yeah, my eternal thanks to everybody responsible for making sure UDP got baked into the internet infrastructure as a first class citizen right from the beginning.
Open Source Platform Emojidex Offers “Emojis-As-A-Service”
UI design – 10 steps for great user interfaces Pt8-Images
I've contacted Google for customer support twice in the last couple of years, and both times they were excellent. First time was when I had an issue with my Nexus 5, spoke to a human got it sorted straight away. Second time was when they changed the VAT status on personal Google Apps accounts (here in the UK). I raised a live chat to query this and had a callback from a guy on the west coast within 20 minutes who seemed happy to take the time to walk me through what was happening and what it meant.

Maybe I was just lucky. shrug

I'm skeptical about this whole "Google doesn't do customer support" thing, especially given the internet's astonishing ability to amplify vocal minorities and some people's desire to jump on anything anti-guy-making-all-the-money.
I think there's a major difference:

- When Apple talks about design, they do talk about design;
- When Google talks about design, they talk about swishing, swirling, rippling effects and all that jazz. Not design, basically.

Again, this is mistaking design for decoration. And this is something that engineering-driven companies typically do, when they try to say out loud that they care about design (or, in reality, when they try to look cool and fashionable/hip/whatever).
Hopefully the real world version will end up a bit more benign than the movies.
Just another data point, but you've already gotten your answer i think.

Some of the best guys I've seen have majors in fields similar to x's - physics, ee, maths. I've hired and worked with people from majors in law, sociology and psychology, to name but a few. Some of the best (and most interesting) guys I've worked with.

The difficulty will be the "first job", but if you're skilled then you'll be fine. Teaching oneself is no meagre feat however!
Inventors, Entrepreneurs and the Space in Between
Google Officially Announces Android M, Its Latest OS
How to learn 30 languages
How bad would the ozone hole be if we did nothing?
Exactly. Just look at all the software for Linux. :T
Someone Came to Your Site User Onboarders Get Them to Stay
Free quizzes (+ explanations) to test your knowledge on AWS
A Benchmark Dataset for Time Series Anomaly Detection
Google Cardboard Is VR’s Gateway Drug
Ugh, I really dislike this sentiment. Even assuming the most extreme possibility -- that we create a powerful, sentient machine -- this is no different than what every species on this planet has been doing for a few billion years now.

Creating life is what we earthlings do. And yeah, maybe that life form you create goes on to do horrible things. But maybe it goes on to do really good things. You don't know until you try.
I down voted you, I owe you an explanation.

> I really do not like this constant stream of new features in JavaScript

ES6/Ecmascript Harmony was announced seven years back, and has been actively discussed for the last four years. So the constant stream of new features you see are JS engines implementing parts of the standard, which is now in its final shape. ES-Discuss mailing lists* are open for community participation (like someone mentioned below) and is led by people with a lot of experience in their respective focus areas. Every new feature has had to pass through many levels of debates, and have (mostly) been borrowed after being found successful either in other languages or libraries.

> I feel like these new features are bloating it, and for what?

De-structuring is fairly easy to grasp, and is not even one of the main draws in ES6. Since the last changes to JS, the environment and therefore expectations have changed a lot: (a) JavaScript is now a server-side technology in a big way, (b) async has become increasingly important, (c) people are writing very complex apps in JS. Without the changes in ES6 (and ES7/8 going forward), developers would have hated working with JS and JavaScript could have slowly died.

If you have been following, you'd notice that JS has a very vibrant community around it. One big reason for that is that they see the language evolving with the technology that surrounds it. Finally, note that all the new enhancements have come without breaking backward compatibility.

* I lurk there, not a contributor. Have learnt a ton from just subscribing to it.
You are right that we must pay the price for any legal protections afforded to corporations. I agree that, today, double taxation is part of that price. However, I believe that double taxation should _not_ be part of that price. The two examples I gave should be taxed in the same way. Sure, the corporation scenario may have some additional administration and filing fees, but I don't believe the poor shareholder should pay almost twice as much tax, just to get the protections afforded by a limited liability structure.

You are right that the situations are not economically identical. That was not a useful over-simplification on my part.