skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sounds like radar... but with wifi.
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I was thinking along the same lines. One of the ways I saw paid essays work is that someone would buy the item and then tweak the phrasing of sentences and choice of words to make it a little more unique and tune it for the target level. It tends to obfuscate the plagiarism and makes it fit the style of the purchaser.

This tool even blows that out of the water.

I wonder how long before some groups recommend/require something like this to provide evidence of originality.
Doesn't it open doors for proprietary LLVM optimisations hidden from others?
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Come back and click it again tomorrow.
The data has certainly been available for a fee since earlier than 2001:

https://www.corelogic.com/solutions/loan-performance-seconda...
Right. As more of an enthusiast than any sort of developer (I've flashed my share of third party Android builds but never tried to create my own) I've always understood this to be why anyone can't just port the latest version of Android to a given device. Drivers need to be baked in and without access to proprietary driver code, you're still beholden to OEMs unless your hardware is supported by AOSP.

Am I close or way off?
On the other hand there's http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM200105243442106, a meta-analysis which shows that while placebos might make people feel better, you don't actually get better – which is about what you'd expect and probably not shocking to most of you... but you'd be surprised at the mystical powers that are sometimes ascribed to placebos.
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I expect Google to be a laggard (at best) in that area because it wants you to have to connect to its servers, so hopefully others will pick up the slack.
Choose your own well-researched 'tokenadult rejection of placebo efficacy here: https://hn.algolia.com/?sort=byPopularity&prefix=false&page=...
Solutions do not need to be complicated or elegant - they simply just need to solve the problem.
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Very cool. I was still writing assembly at college at the time.
It didn't work yet.
It does seem like a rather odd line. A scanner that could do this might be useful -- a printer doing it would be kind of nutty.
You're supposed to type "I am a millionaire". That'll do it.
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There are lots of actual placebo buttons out there in the world on pedestrian crossings, elevators, etc.; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo_button for an overview.
You can use bc interactively just fine, no needing to pipe anything.

$ bc
3+4
7
^D
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The diagrams are very helpful, but they fall victim to an unfortunately common mistake: labeling the boxes but not the arrows. We know from the text that not every arrow is the same here. Clarify that in the diagram. Label your arrows!
The cynic in me presumes that it's to make up for the lost cash in charging you individually for all those subdomains.

What do you mean about cert errors on a single domain [requiring a wildcard]? Because you use a lot of subdomains, or the bare domain/www. prefix?

If it's the latter, I think some (many?) registrars may let you add one or more SubjectAltName[1] values to a single cert for free or minimal cost, at least compared to a wildcard.

[1] Other values for which the certificate is considered valid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubjectAltName
I typed "improve click count" and it worked like a charm.

But then I tried "cure RSI" and hundreds of clicks later it only seemed to have gotten worse...
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It sat out there for a long time and was fixed. All parties involved were notified. There was never the opportunity for anything else to happen. This is the nature of open source, no room for deception in the long run.

If the same kind of bug (major impact, wide distribution and long exposed history) existed inside the code of microsoft, apple or oracle code no reasonable person would think that the company responsible would let that out with details on impact level. The hit to stock prices would be enormous. They would silently issue a patch and hope no one notice and likely no one would because there is no oversight. There is room for deception built in, even if it is not intended as such.

I am aware that companies do patch and do frequently notify, but they rarely let all the information out for public consumption. The larger the issue the more they downplay it. For how many years did the buffer overflow in the ie6 address bar or windows shatter privilege escalation attack remain vulnerable in windows.

Shatter was first described in windows xp before 2002 and was still present when windows xp reached end of life. The people affected never had any say and no one outside of microsoft ever had any opportunity to fix it.
You only need look at the average Romney voter vs, your average Obama voter to understand why that worked.
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So, it's all going to happen just like they said it would if for "breakthrough new computer technology" you read "existing computer technology" and for "new operating system" you read "Linux port".
Using hardcoded IP addresses in your code is a bad idea anyways.
Milton Friedman explains tax code complexity brilliantly here:

http://youtu.be/TruCIPy79w8
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I'm really guessing they mean one of those big all-in-one office machines, and not a deskjet, but who knows really.
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I typed in "cure my headache", clicked the button, and felt the unmistakable feeling of endorphins flooding my brain. Maybe. Might be mistaken.
Yep. I've been bored by the fact that putting an []int into an []interface{} doesn't work, too (although the reason is obvious).
Did that, checked my bank account, still nothing :(.
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Any resource in how look the TIMI bytecode? Could be usefull for a x86 interpreter?
Chris, I agree with you completely. I also suggest this beaut: https://github.com/fideloper/Vaprobash wink wink, hint hint.
There's really no point having IPv6 if you still require IPv4. It's a natural middle step, but you're still burning an IPv4 address.
Shameless plug - I made a site that gathers resources for learning Swift. Will be adding this shortly :)

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For larger business, probably. For smaller businesses, the printer and scanner is very often an all in one unit these days, and a NAS is one more device we have to maintain, and one of the most frequent activities is to scan documents and save them in a document store, or pick documents and print them. If you can stuff enough capacity in the printer/scanner to make it the NAS too, cheaply enough, and add capabilities to e.g. have it print files directly, then that could be quite useful. A lot of printers already can print directly from memory cards etc., so why not straight from the file server?
Because you always learn something from the comments.
I personally prefer to use the Firefox addons TreeStyleTab and TabMixPlus instead.

In my opinion, managing tabs as a tree allows greater flexibility and enables one to see the "history" behind tabs (which tab opened which other tab).
Outside of religious communities humans don't have intense social penalties either. So this then is rather limited application of evo bio.

From a historical/global perspective, this is a bit of a "HUH!?" Religion of some form has played a major role in the majority of human lives for most of recorded history. Also, even when religion is absent, there are almost always some form of societal norms around sexual behavior. (Though, arguably less restrictive ones.)

The reason bonobo was presented was to illustrate the limitations of application of evolutionary biology. At some point it's use feels like darwinphilia.

I don't see any limitations highlighted. Please cite an example. I only see more data increasing the complexity of the discussion, but the products of natural selection are complex by nature. How is your above statement distinguishable from name calling and silencing-tactic FUD?
Duh, OK. My bad.
Then write the article analyzing their article and drawing that conclusion. They didn't write that. Submissions are community property; the person who submits an article does not get the privilege of summarizing it for the rest of the site, or of drawing conclusions for us. If you demand that privilege, you have to do your own writing to get it.
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The problem with swapping out SIMs is that people who have your phone number can't contact you.

AT&T Roaming typically costs about $500-$800/month with their international plan for $120/ 800 MB roaming, $150/Gigabyte. It's a pretty common plan for US road warriors who are probably racking up $20,000-$25,000 in Hotel/flight charges already.
And let us not forget The Fiddler.

You really haven't lived until you've died by a holy banana donkey armageddon nuke. (Actually, it made some balance fixes cool, like making certain guns more precise/accurate, or to make some more interesting/tactical.)

Because of The Fiddler, I never could understand why there wouldn't merely be oodles more weapons with each new game. Seemed like a no brainer. Oh well.

[0]http://worms2d.info/The_Fiddler
I hate ADP with a burning passion (as a user of them across three different companies now) but their points are totally reasonable. Zenefits looks like a petulant child and seems to have made no good faith effort to integrate with ADP properly.
The British equivalent: http://www.listentotaxman.com/

Only for people with normal jobs or self employed though, doesn't take things like capital gains or dividends into account (but these have nicer rates than normal income anyway, so it's good as a worst case calculator anyway.)
I am not sure why are you down voted. This in the unfortunate reality where incumbents like ADP have no incentives to share their data. Greater the lock-in harder it is for a customer to migrate away from their systems. In this case I would want to give Zenefits a benefit of doubt.
I'm going to hazard a guess and say that Apple probably just wants to make sure that your app doesn't try to do silly things like pass user-input network addresses (like for email apps that need the user to supply an email server address) through parsing regexes like (\d+)\.(\d+)\.(\d+)\.(\d+).
So, now you need your artists to be programmers.

I don't think you quite understand what you're asking. The number one rule for high-quality aesthetics in games is that you let the ARTISTS call the shots, with someone in-between to tell them when that's a terrible idea technically. This would break that horribly.

And that's ignoring the load times, which increases massively if you have to procedurally generate it. And having decent level design, which I GUARANTEE will not often pop up naturally in procedurally-generated environments. Meanwhile, disk space is pretty damn cheap and will save you a bunch of time and money.
what ^they said. Also, this is not a new story. REad it last week at least.
Yes, I have seen 5.0 benchmarks and even run some boom tests myself (admittedly nothing in a terrible amount of depth). The one I can cite offhand is this one http://blog.a-way-out.net/blog/2015/03/27/php-framework-benc...

I'd be happy if you could link the benchmarks you have seen that demonstrates performance increases.
Brilliant idea and I feel like I've already got what I pressed - "focus".
The first thing, of course, is to write a comment on HN and then I'll focus :)).

But the concept might just work.

People believe in crazy, irrational things and it actually seems to help them, so why not a button which does this ?

Here's a story. Last month I've travelled to Romania, which is a beautiful country and one of the main attractions there is the multitude of churches and beautiful monasteries on top of mountains. So I arrived at this monastery where a famous priest was buried and people from all over the country and the world come and visit his grave.
They wait for hours in line and eventually they get maybe 30 seconds in front of his grave and they kneel and kiss the cross and make all kinds of wishes.
From a rational perspective, what those people are doing is totally absurd - even if the dead priest could manipulate this world from 'the other world', why would people think that in order to be helped they have to kiss his grave ?

But I've heard countless stories of miracle cures - cancers, paralysis, etc, after people visited his grave so maybe there is a force at work which helps them, which I think is the force of placebo.

Stories like this are abundant all over the world so if you're in the Church of the Digital, a digital button might just be a trigger for some force inside our minds.
I've been hoping for exactly the same thing.
Any idea why an oven needs an "NVIDIA Tegra K1 with 2.3 GHz quad-core processor and 192 CUDA GPU cores"? Seems like overkill?
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Mortgages get disproportionately low airtime in the startup world, which I've always thought was strange, especially considering how significant they are to the US (and global economy).

Check out LendingHome (http://lendinghome.com) if you're looking for an awesome company in SF that's doing some really cool work in the space.
Ah, this is why I never see these kind of issues. He subclassed a list just to modify the list to return lowercased output always, preventing any method of ever accessing the original multi case text.

At any rate, all of the java 6/7 code I've ever had has ported to java 8 without any changes. Assumed it was the normal experience.
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Any recommendation for hiring live customer support live chat agent for startup. How fellow startup leaders are handling this situation.
It really depends on what type of plugins you're talking about.

The ones that highlight syntax errors in python, or js, or that spit out compilation errors for C are a must, and one of the most important features for me.

The plugins that take hours to configure, and let you press on key instead of three for some infrequent action: yes, avoid them. No matter how fancy they look, and how well someone tries to sell it to you.

CtrlP is also a must for me. Instantly open any file, even if I vaguely recall it's name. And no configuration necessary (though you can optionally tweak it a bit).
How else would you suggest a 2 person startup compete with likes of ADP? This is client's data not ADP's data.
Are you talking about the lack of improvements in webapp2 or the lack of improvements in the App Engine Python SDK in general?

webapp2 was started outside of Google by Rodrigo Moraes, who has since moved on to other projects. Googlers have contributed to the webapp2 but have never taken the lead.

There are probably dozens of WSGI-compatible web frameworks that are under active development and you can choose any one that you like.
Well, considering that anything that uses .Net will by definition have .Net as a dependency, at least the size of .Net.
I'm pretty sure I remember the Cosby show having a nearly identical ending.
To stream video from the full HD camera. Now, any idea why an oven needs a full HD camera?
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Another point to remember is that clang is changing the calculus of C/C++ compiler support in embedded. There are a lot of embedded systems (QNX comes to mind) that are switching to clang and getting very modern C/C++ support.
It worked with <marquee> and other HTML tags , not sure if bug or feature :D
If Zenefits prioritized payroll domain expertise and enterprise-level programming over UI design, they wouldn't have to feed off ADP.
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so source is available, though not hosted in a VCS:
http://download.copperspice.com/copperspice/source/

Legal info is also available.
http://www.copperspice.com/docs/cs_overview/legal.html

So it's just not in github-esque hosted format you're expecting.
Doubles as a heating element?
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Earning a million dollars is different from retaining it. Add up your lifetime income, and you might be surprised how much you had - and spent.
In addition to the great recommendations, the grunt module https://www.npmjs.com/package/juice2 Helps a LOT when developing. Basically inlines all your external CSS into your selectors on build so you're not coding in an insanely messy HTML file.

Edit: Linked the NPM module, Here's the grunt one that uses juice. https://www.npmjs.com/package/grunt-email-builder
Are there any machine learning applications on these play-back time-series ?
I doubt you really believe that. Eg, if I told you for sure that the kid with the good teacher was going to be less good than the kid with a bad teacher a year from now, surely you would choose the kid with the bad teacher. In the same way that you would choose the star athlete with an injured leg because he would be excellent once he had healed.
"Fix my code" has yet to produce a tangible result, but I shan't give up easily!

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Good point, thanks. Will consider adding some concept of a collection of meetups. This will allow users to group a bunch of meetups in one space. Within than collection a particular meetup could be set to be copied to different dates.
> Integrating with ADP is easy, but like so many other enterprise software/platform integrations, each project has to be taken independently.

How are those two statements not contradictory? Seems to me that if integration was easy (read standardized) it would be agnostic of, not specific to, who was integrating.
Placebo buttons in pedestrian crossing street lights are plain evil. Also, https://xkcd.com/277/
> One does not thank an ATM...

Ever use an ATM with voice prompts? It's hard not to talk back to a machine that's talking to you.

It seems to me that the service-oriented "thank you" is more about expressing satisfaction than gratitude. It's a way of communicating that you have no complaints about the service without suggesting that there could have been anything to complain about. When a person doesn't say "thank you" it implies they were unhappy with the transaction and that they may be less likely to want to do business with you again.
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The lists we're good idea - but they are mostly lists - not really that curated.
> This is very interesting, and brings to mind something I've been struggling with recently (I'm USA-ian by the way). As a father I want to instill in my children a sense of self reliance, a sense that they can go into the world and make their own way, and be successful, without my help. In my world view, that is the best gift I can give them.

Me too. I have spent more than 1/2 my life in the US, though I have one Indian parent and one parent from a culture where families have, for lack of a better term, "collective success" (as you put it well, "my wealth as their wealth, or my success as their success.")

But I moved out at 16 and feel that my life now, decades later, is the life _I_ made. And my son is perfectly happy knowing that he won't inherit a penny (I find even the concept of "estate planning" grotesque and anti-republican).

None of this should imply I am any sort of Randian libertarian. I was incredibly lucky to be born in a wealthy country not at war, to have been able to go through a excellent school systems, and to have had a stable family and to have spent most of my working life in western democracies. It certainly has bred an orientation to be of benefit to society and to support my own child to be self reliant and also to be, I hope, a net contributor to society as well.

But the atavistic desire to emphasize obligations within a family is to me a sign of a weakness in a society.
When I went to college, I knew some kids who had trained their whole life to be test-taking machines. These kids got great grades in school. They sat in the front row. "Is this going to be on the test?" was their favorite thing to say. They did exactly what was asked of them, and they did it well, although a lot of the time, that's all they did.

On the other hand, there were other kids who worked on VR rigs in their spare time, designed solar cars, helped launch linux distros, created early ISPs, and invented NCSA Mosaic. On the whole, these kids probably didn't get as good of grades as the kids in the first group.

A world of pure standardized testing would have selected more from the first group and less from the second. I think this would have been a shame.
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Very interesting. I wonder how it would cope with some noise -- for example playing the resultant file and recording it with a microphone for example.

I suspect there will be content lost at the bottom and the top of the image depending on the frequency response of the microphone/speaker.
Looks like it just puts HTML onto the page, you can do JavaScript as well at a glance (so long as you add <script></script> and an event to trigger, since pageload already happened)
Apparently it can recognize what you put inside it from the camera. You can also stream the video to your iPhone - allowing you to post time lapses of your roast chicken to Vine I suppose.
Did you specify currency? Odds are pretty good that you're worth over a million yen.
Thanks mokkol, I appreciate the appreciation ;)
People keep talking about "power tab users" are in the minority. But you don't need to be a power tab user to want better tab management. I usually only have 10-15 tabs open but I really wish Chrome let me manage them better. Chrome has that setting to reopen the last tabs used when you close the browser. But it often gets confused when multiple windows are open. It only remembers the tabs of the last window closed. I feel like once every couple weeks I find myself re-opening/re-pinning my main tabs. I'd love to be able to just store/open a group of tabs I want to use.
Carbon nanotubes exist in many forms, including animal cells. I don't think such a technology is straightforwardly hazardous or not.

Personally, I would prefer carbon nanotubes to toxic, rare metals.
It converts lambdas to anonymous inner classes, just like you would write manually in Java 7.
With the whole SnapChat snafu where 3rd party clients were leaking photos, or getting hacked, it's pretty clear that ADP has a legal mandate to protect their customer's data.
Thanks :) The REPL example with the error has a deliberate typo (int instead of Int) to show how multi-line editing works in the REPL - is that the part you're asking about?
> "TDS Deducted from Salary"

It would be helpful to explain initialisms like TDS for those who don't know.
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What if that system also fosters corruption and nepotism?

It actually does. Just look at the well known public companies in India (Reliance, Infosys, Wipro and many others). You will always see the son or some other relative of the chairman/CEO directly gets hired as a VP or a director.
Thanks, I'll try that. Although I'm reluctant to clear the cache until it goes off the HN front page :)
I would expect to see the frequency response of the speaker + mic combination show up as darker and lighter horizontal bands in the image (since these spectrograms are plotted with frequency on the y axis). It might look really cool!

Edit: depending on the time alignment / phase response of the speakers, you might see the low frequency parts of the image get distorted to the right.
The camera is to recognize what recipe you put in the oven. Not sure if full HD was required, but maybe they found it gave better accuracy for the cost difference.
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This includes 17 documents of the secret text from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations. Anyone know if it's legal to read?