skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not a doctor or neuroscientist either, but from what I gather it is indeed significant.

It potentially makes the link between the brain and the body chemically study-able. Up to now there's always been the assumption of a brain/blood barrier stopping much of the chemical transfers. Now it appears there's a mechanism that might bypass that.

Again, this is just what I gather from reading. I have no special expertise.
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Honestly, I'm getting really interested in what you find so offensive in ISE. I mean, I can see it being not so great, but being straight out offensive I can't really understand. It is perfectly understandable if you don't like PowerShell (it is kinda weird). But ISE? The most different thing in it is a "fancy" tab-completion, and that hardly can be reason to so deep hatred.

And I'm not saying ISE is the best thing ever or anything, but it is a significant step up from conhost, and honestly not really lot worse than xterm in many ways.
Not exactly. It's linking to the old SAT practice material that's for the old (current) SAT exam. The new material, for the upcoming 2016 exam, which was just launched today, is available at:

https://www.khanacademy.org/sat

If you want to "get into the details" you'll need to be logged in and complete the onboarding, through this URL:

https://www.khanacademy.org/mission/sat

I mean, linking to the current URL is fine, but it's not what was actually released nor is it representative of the new content.

(Disclaimer: I work at Khan Academy)
You may also like spacemacs. They've got a pretty nice <SPACE> + a lot of keys binding system.
https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs
Yeah, I expected some latency and lower bandwidth due to the extra hops and their capacity but going from 100 to 5 is a bit much.

I'm still guessing it's either something I need to set up differently or it's Comcast somehow throttling it but I've tried both TCP and UDP set to auto and to each of the other choices they give you. I've tried connecting to the closest server and to others. And if I do the speedtests on their site (testing the speed of their connections) they seem to be as fast as you would expect.

Just not quite sure what to try next. I'm only out $35 and on the rare occasions where I really need to use it (occasional TV show torrenting), I have no complaints about longer waits since I'm not paying for them. At this point it's mostly just bugging me that I haven't found a solution.
Study: http://biorxiv.org/content/early/2015/02/20/015032 (N=82)
Location: Paris, France
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: FreeBSD, Linux, KVM, SaltStack, Python, Django, Postgres
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=62517960
Email: vvasiliu at gmail dot com

I am mainly a sysadmin with a master's in computer networking. I have worked for three years at a machine learning startup, where I have also been a backend programmer. I am ideally looking for a startup job, where I'd be able to continue doing both systems work as well as programming.
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Thanks for the feedback!

Right now we're conducting a closed beta with a select group of fitness instructors. We've got a great group of pros involved, spanning many different skill sets — tennis, crossfit, personal training, yoga and more. We're directly on-boarding pros and providing hands on support. This exercise has provided an extremely valuable opportunity to learn the pain points involved and workflows that truly work for fitness pros. Reception has been great so far.

Would love to hear the story of your startup. How can I contact you?
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Haha, good. I downloaded the sample test from OP's link and was reading through it, and my main response was "yeah I'd hardly call this a redesign…"
The FBI isn't handing out parking tickets.
Probably not much - there are certainly papers out there - but as with most things - its the popular hits that get remembered. However it would have been nice to see at least Grace Hopper's compiler papers mentioned e,g:

G.M. Hopper, "Compiling Routines," Computers and Automation, Edmund C. Berkeley and Associates, vol. 2, no. 4, May 1953, pp. 1-5.

though given age of those papers - it may not be familiar to those surveyed.
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"we can try to legislate against either but technology will probably overpower the legislation quickly"

Technology is here to serve us. What's with this attitude that we don't have the tools (laws) to control what our government and people are and aren't allowed to do? It's like the good ideas of small government and libertarianism have been warped mean that laws are no longer the solution to anything.
I'm located in France where the market is a bit special because permanent jobs are overprotected and companies are begging to contact instead of hiring.

Basically as soon as you go over the edge of creating your company, you can start searching. The same "meat traders" who want to recruit you for a permanent job on a service company, they will be willing to hire you as a contractor. Rates go in Lyon from 270€ per day to 550€ for the same mission as a perm job, and upnorth of 600€ in Paris, for very basic Java skills, like the guy who doesn't know Maven.

The same recruiters. They just try not to tell you about contacting when they think they can hire you as a perm for half the price. It's ok to take a commitment on a few months for the first mission, so you get some credentials. Then you can follow patio11's advice ;)
Yeah, I've considered that. Outside of choosing different ports or switching from TCP<>UDP or vice versa, is there really any way to address this?
Demand an upper limit on total government spending as a % of GDP + upper limit for marginal tax rates for all individuals. Given the popularity of welfare very likely government will be forced to bring sense into its spending.

That is the only way. Other way is to use your second amendment rights.
How come having faith makes one 'probably delusional? How is having faith offending atheists?

I find your comment offending.
Firebug still has a better UI. The dev tools seem coming straight from the 90s (Chrome's ones too) but they feel faster. Advantages and disadvantages in functionality are mixed, but I end up using Firebug almost all the time. Unfortunaly I'm on a tablet now, if I were at the computer I'd give you examples. I wish the teams merge and give us dev tools with a Firebug UI and all the functionalities of the two tools.
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First, a little background: I'm 21 years old, majoring in CS. I interned at Microsoft last summer and everything was great. I loved the work I was doing, they loved me and I was offered a full-time position after I graduated (I was supposed to graduate in May). In the job offer that I accepted, they had me set a start date and I picked August 10th.

Here's where things get messy. Over the last two semesters, I have been struggling both with depression as well as with motivation in my classes. Because of everything, I failed some classes and would need the fall semester to finish my Bachelor's Degree. I have been seeking help from a medical professional at my university and I'm taking summer classes, but as I'm picking up the pieces I feel incredibly overwhelmed.

So, my question is what should I do? Would Microsoft push my start date back to allow me to graduate? Should I just not tell them and hope they don't notice? (finish my degree in a couple years) Am I totally screwed? I know that I have a lot of questions, but I guess I'm hoping that my career isn't shot from a few bad decisions/mistakes over the past year.

I really value the opinions of the community here at HN, so any advice or words of wisdom would be much appreciated.
Doesn't that require partitioning the disk? That doesn't seem like an OOB solution.
The reason for DF remaining niche is:

http://dwarffortresswiki.org/images/4/40/FunComic.png
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The tl;dr:

A fairly high-level look at IPv6 pen testing, describes some of the obvious differences between IPv4, e.g. no NAT. It proceeds to enumerate some of the great complexity of the protocol and offers some basic reviews of some pen-testing tools. The presentation is decent for familiarization with IPv6 vulnerability research.
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When I was a kid my grandpa told me that each person has a bowl of food reserved for him by God and when you finish it you will die, so if you want to live longer eat less.
A note -- if you're linking to arXiv, it's better to link to the abstract (http://arxiv.org/abs/1412.0784) rather than directly to the PDF. From the abstract, one can easily click through to the PDF; not so the reverse. And the abstract allows one to do things like see different versions of the paper, search for other things by the same authors, etc. Thank you!
Any reason for people posting this link over and over again? I won't get into discussion about HLA... But seems that this propaganda still spreading over.
We've known that there had to be a brain/immune connection of some sort. We didn't know that there was a tube.

Remember that most of the interesting stuff in biology is invisible to the naked eye. Also, despite a few hundred years of poking around in corpses, we're still pretty crude in terms of what we can see and understand anatomically. The assumption that we have this stuff "mostly figured out" strikes me more as wishful thinking than fact.

It's interesting to find a new tube lurking around, but then, it sounds like a pretty small tube. Animals are messy on the inside. Also, dark.
TIL that the Windows Dev team have a forum for engaging with users about console features: https://wpdev.uservoice.com/forums/266908-command-prompt

Back when I interned at MS in 2013, people were alarmed when I spoke to users on some forums about their complaints because I was designing a related feature. We had to check with legal whether I would have to delete all my posts!
People for the first million years, lived in one anothers pockets. There was no anonymity. Arguably we're designed to be social because of that.

The modern tendency toward outbursts of antisocial behavior might be a product of anonymity.
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A modern filesystem, like ZFS, will protect against random bit errors.

Raid 5/6 are still not appropriate for todays large disk sizes, but raidz3 (three parity disks instead of one or two) is.
It appears that this cable has 8 lanes of DP 1.2 connectivity. 4 DP 1.2 lanes is enough for a non-tiled 4K 60hz display. So TB3 can supply enough bandwidth for two of them. A 5K 60Hz display requires either DP1.3's higher bandwidth lanes or more than 4 DP1.2 lanes teamed in a tiled arrangement. TB3 with DP1.2 will be able to handle single tile 4K displays or double tiled 5K. It will not be able to handle single tile 5K or the other features of DP1.3 (high refresh rate/8K/alternate bit depths)
I wouldn't suggest that such a plan is remotely likely, but a massive organized tax protest would be interesting and probably even beneficial.
Very interesting technology! I'll definitely keep an eye out for them. Thanks!
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Discoveries like these scares me sometimes that how little we know about our body and nature.
If that car was specifically design to commit bank robberies, I'm willing to bet there would be a prosecution.
Going by the USA's history of waging wars against Islamic terrorism I think the track record is very poor. USA has lost a lot of money and has made situations only worse. There is no point saving some child in Iraq by taxing an American
As someone who's put an ed25519 key on github... I'm not actually sure (didn't verify). I also still have compatibility keys there, I merely installed it so that, opportunistically, it could be used when supported.
so how does stxxf like this gets on here to begin with? paid ads?
Regardless of the actual cause of this mass-dying, what steps (if any) are being taken to secure the species? Are any saigas being kept in quarantine anywhere?

If one third of the total population can be wiped out within two weeks without prior notice, it would make sense to me to keep a small subpopulation in safety somewhere else.
They've posted some kind of explanation/apology on their blog:

http://hola.org/blog/the-recent-events-on-the-hola-network
We don't have cities like Seoul. Seoul's metro area has 5x the density of NYC's, and the political power that comes from having half the population of the whole country.
I would say eight hours is a figure you've derived in hindsight. I have walked at least a handful of people through playing DF (without DFHack or other mods), and eight hours playtime is not sufficient for learning some of the things necessary for survival (e.g. a military), even sticking with the same save and therefore having a kind of prescience about invasions and such.
I might not agree with the idea of only learning if you're going to use it, but this comment, and melling's other comment below certainly don't deserve downvotes. I've upvoted them both to counter.
How about a terminal window you can resize with the mouse, and effortlessly cut and paste text, and with tab completion that doesn't do weird inexplicable things? Do they have that yet?
Okay, the main issue is tht your visa is tied to your employer, i.e you belong to your employer. You cannot work for anyone else at the same time. If you leave your employer, you should leave the country.
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That there is actually any confusion about this tells me shit has jumped the Sharknado and is about to hit the fan.

> if no one can tell if your startup is satire or real, either you're screwed or we all are.

http://sfist.com/2015/06/01/what_does_it_say_about_sf_that_n...
The headline at one point was "Instagram, Mostly Ad-Free, Opens the Floodgates".

http://imgur.com/Lr8Cr2n
The "appeal to density" explains some but not all of it. The other issue is laws that grant de facto monopolies to telecom providers.
Is this a reference to the bash shell? (Bourne Again SHell)
It's more that your computer should be considered compromised regardless if you allow someone to gain physical access to it. You should know where your device is at all times.

I'm not willing to throw away my device's resale value to block a physical compromise attack.
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Finally my test page[1] no longer crashes my browser with the dev tools open, and appears to run the same speed with and without the dev tools open. I don't know if it's related to these changes but clearly it could be.

[1] http://rcocks.github.io

Edit: Actually it seems to not happen if I don't go to the "inspector" tab but go straight to the performance tab. Ah well, shame there seems to be a lingering issue but I'm happy that I have a workaround now anyway. (It used to crash hard on the performance tab too.)
My last three "TVs" have been commercial display panels. These are the NEC panels that you see in the airport (turned on their side) for departure/arrival boards.

They are more expensive than a best buy model. Not terribly so, however, otherwise the airport couldn't buy 200 of them.

They are incredible displays.
Smart TVs doubtless sound like a great idea if you're a TV manufacturer who desperately wants to shorten upgrade cycles and sell higher-margin "value add" in a world where so many people already have HD TVs that are pretty much as big as they have room for. For everyone else? Not so much.

Not only does it make sense to put the smarts and connectivity in devices that are either cheap, that people already have anyway, and can be easily upgraded but the user interface in a phone/tablet/etc. tends to be far better than a typical remote.

In general, I tend to prefer the Chromecast model of just casting video from a general purpose device, but the Kindle stick and Apple TV are OK as well. By contrast, I rarely used the Smart TV features on my Panasonics because they were just so painful to use.
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I hope people don't actually believe PowerShell is NIH.

PowerShell had good reasons to exist in 2006, when it was released to the public. LINQ didn't exist yet, most of the "Windows scripting" took place via VBScript files and WMI, and dinosaurs roamed the earth.

So PowerShell was created to be a "scripting language for Windows".

PowerShell has a lot of great features specifically created for use in the shell, and some ok features (like easy COM integration) that were great in 2006. If you don't know what those are, I guess you could draw the conclusion that it's just another .NET language.
The Type C spec also mentions a PCIe alternate mode. The main complication is to support both wrapper protocols given that thunderbolt pushes twice the bits per second over the same wire (if using active cabling)
I love HN!

Thanks for all the useful responses. I always learn something new by reading the comments :)
Ignoring that, Intel is rock solid. The larger issue isn't incompetents making SSDs, but SSDs being sold soley on performance. Intel has always been a step or two behind the performance game but manages to deliver some really reliable SSD's. I have yet to see a consumer Intel fail, which is incredible as that kind of reliability, outside of the super expensive PCIe cards is unheard of.

I think we're a few more years of shaking out this industry and leaving behind all the growing pains. No idea who will be left standing, but I suspect Intel will probably be around.
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I don't trust the TV manufacturer to secure their initial release of their "smart" os, and I surely don't expect them to keep it patched. Anybody who breaks into your video-enabled tv can see everything you're doing...
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Couldn't agree more.

As a die hard Unix guy and ex Slashdot-esque zealot (colloquially a bit of a twat). Yet I'm knocking out PowerShell all the time now and dread having to log into the pile of CentOS kit I have lying around. It is arcane. Even after 15 years I spend most of my time in the manpages or working out another damn config format.

Literally did a two liner to scrape a web page, parse it and call a REST endpoint with the parsed data as JSON in PowerShell. I cant even use python now. I've been broken.

It makes me cringe saying all this as well kind of like a racist making amends with his past.

The only thing I still hate is windows update.
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There actually hadn't been much research done on it until relatively recently (and probably still not enough), so your dentist was just following the common knowledge of the time.

Here's a link: http://www.cochrane.org/CD008829/ORAL_flossing-to-reduce-gum...
In the mean time, Bitbucket still doesn't accept ECDSA keys:

https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issue/4222/no-support-for-...
Oh wow, I just happened to see this reply and I appreciate the feedback. I was mostly venting about the state of nice jeans in general. I've found there isn't usually a massive difference between $20 jeans and $50 jeans (quality-wise) but outside of the crowdfund-model stuff like Gustin (which has really been upping prices lately), it's hard to find something that fits in the gap between $50 Levis and $150-250 designer stuff.

When I get home later I will try to remember to give this a shot. The concept is awesome and it really is a "value add" worth some markup if you can shop online with some realistic expectation of fit.

And I understand the issue with less expensive stuff. The tolerances on cheap clothing (and plenty of not so cheap clothing) must make it hard. I've bought multiple pairs of the same "number" Levis and they fit completely differently due to how they cut the fabric I guess.
"Vertical Rhythm" => keeping ALL text aligned vertically, regardless of where it is on the page or the element type. All text is anchored to integer multiples of a basic vertical distance unit, which (If I remember correctly) is the distance between the baselines of the smallest font-size that to be used.

"baseline" => The line the text 'sits' on, which defines the "origin" of the letters vertically. (at least in the greater Latin-based family of languages). The lowercase letters generally span the distance (of one "x-height" or "ex" in CSS) between the "baseline" and the "median". Some letters (including most capitals) extend higher to a hight higher than the median, and some letters have "descenders" that extend below the baseline. The point is that the baseline is the fixed point of reference we use when drawing the letters (i.e. cursive handwriting, which usually returns to the baseline between letter.

The idea of using these concepts in page layout is based on the idea that the pattern-matching our brain does to parse our vision is always trying to find signal everywhere. Therefor, if we help it a bit by putting EVERYTHING - as measured from the anchors the brain uses - into a simple pattern, it will be recognized faster. To accomplish this you have make it so interval between the baselines of the normal body-text continues (perhaps as a multiple of that interval) into the h[1-6], li, custom divs, everything. You should be able to lay hypothetical ruled paper over the page and have all the text sit nicely on the paper's lines.

This is kind of hard to do in CSS, as you have use the line-height/margin/padding/border to fill the remainder of the baseline interval height and the current tag's font size. It can get really messy if you have a lot of different tag-to-tag situations or strange margins. There are tools (e.g. SASS/SCSS libraries) to assist, but you really have to include this idea from the beginning of the project or face the possibility of needing "minor corrections" everywhere.

I doubt there is much of a measurable benefit from these techniques - it's not going to make everybody read your pages twice as fast. On the other hand, I would agree with you that it can kind look really nice. Just paying attention to typography and layout at all can make all the difference between a readable page and a noisy mess.

A few pages that describe this in further detail:

http://24ways.org/2006/compose-to-a-vertical-rhythm

http://alistapart.com/article/settingtypeontheweb

https://medium.com/written-in-code/aligning-type-to-baseline...
I'm assuming here that you're (1) Going to have to continue classes after your August 10th start date and that (2) You're unable to do you classes and work at the same time (i.e. your school and company aren't in the same city and/or you can't do either one part-time).

To start, you should talk to your future employer and be clear that you're going to need more time to finish your bachelor's degree. Together, you can probably work out a solution. Perhaps it is pushing back your start date. Or perhaps it's some other option that lets you both work for Microsoft and finish your degree.

You should definitely tell them. It's implicit in your offer that you're going to get your bachelor's, so you don't want to anger an employer a few months down the line when they inevitably realize you didn't earn your degree. I've known folks in far worse predicaments who have both (1) told their employer about their problems and (2) still had a job.