skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you for sharing. My father passed away 6 days ago and I am going through this process. I am staying in the "rat race" though no longer care to rush, rushing isn't important - taking the time to bring good, kind people together who have the talent needed to succeed when put on task is all that really matters.
It still makes no sense to have MM/DD/YYYY.
Instead of tables, data is stored in a graph as node and edge. Both can have stored properties.

Check out http://neo4j.com/ and live examples using it http://gist.neo4j.org/
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Thinking of a drunk scenario, where I could end up setting bad alerts for me and eating a lot of green bananas; it would be wise to add a drunk check such as simple math sums.
> I think to call it lying is based on the assumption that there is some perfect answer.

No, I don't make that assumption. I call it lying in the sense that stock information is given in the hope that it will convince me to use one retailer over another (and for no other reason). If the retailer is wrong for whatever reason, they have duped me. Deliberately - they weren't required to make such a claim.

That's absolutely distinct from the library case, where I understand that this information is only being provided to me as a service for my benefit. The information is not designed to trick me, but to save time compared to always searching manually. Thanks, by the way.
currently up on port 8080, best i could do at work

http://52.4.212.135:8080/
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The persons finds bundled malware acceptable. If they sell software, I'd like to avoid it. This is how I interpreted the question.
Love the idea! Strongly recommend a domain name though :)
> basically the only reason why people use PayPal is because of international transfers

[citation needed]
If you're just toying with Mac/iOS development and you're mostly a .NET dev, you should get a really beefy Windows box and run Mac OS in a VM. Spend your money where you spend most of your time.

IMO, the Macbook Air is useless. I personally wouldn't bother with it.
ok so I have an invite and it fails all questions except "Who is Bill Clinton"

Having tried it somewhat extensively I'm quite disappointed - I don't mean to say it's bad but that video was definitely curated in terms of questions.
This is my thought as well.

This incident has created the need for ISIS to have disinformation campaigns disseminated on social media by people who would be targeted by the strikes-- they can easily implement a policy in which they allow themselves to have a digital footprint in certain irrelevant areas in order to bait an attack, creating civilian casualties and bringing in new recruits.
You should add email notifications too. I'm in Canada so my carrier isn't listed, but I want to know when to eat my bananas. Last time I was at the grocery store they only had extremely green bananas so now I'm playing the waiting game.
Considering that soy is being fed to cattle, by definition, soy cannot harm the environment in the "same" macro ways as beef production. Beef production is an order of magnitude more, and anyone who substitutes soy for beef is doing a favour to the environment.
Video here is pretty impressive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1ONXea0mXg&feature=youtu.be
There are different opinions but most people don't think it was a engineering problem. From the beginning the project had three responsible managers with different interests: Klaus Wowereit (Governing Mayor of Berlin), Matthias Platzeck (Minister-President of Brandenburg) and Meinhard von Gerkan (famous Architect).

Meinhard von Gerkan published a book about the project, offering his view: Blackbox BER [1]

[1] http://www.amazon.de/Black-Box-BER-Brandenburg-Gro%C3%9Fbaus...
>Author Unknown [Webmistress' note: This is fiction.]
It is all satire, he didn't really say this.
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This is a great plugin, enjoying expanding CSS to markup.

I've perused the site, but didn't see anything on expanding to a pre-processor. Does anyone know if that's possible?
Lance Armstrong was Chinese?
So is this a conference on "RealTime Web Apps" or RTOS's?

I'm assuming the former since the later normally states so.
Tegel might be efficient once you know your way around, but god is it a confusing claustrophobic mess.
Missing the doctype. Some people who would like to use this site would be on some outdated browsers that would break without a doctype :(
Alternatively, the guy in charge of releasing things to the press gains points for doing this, and the guy who loses points by having it released to the press is someone else who didn't have control over it. As with all organisations, there is politics and point-scoring and competing agendas and just plain incompetence.
In my university, a small ring of students were flagged by our Computer Science department's automated plagiarism software. Upon investigation, it was determined who the culprits were. All involved students ---including the ones who shared their code--- were awarded a grade of XF, "failure due to academic dishonesty". Since the course was a gateway to other courses, most of them were effectively expelled.

In another course, the professor and assistants would view videotapes of the lecture to catch students who were taking quizzes for other students. Those students were dealt with as well. The XF grade stays on the transcript forever.

It may be one data point, but there is at least one university serious about cheating.

I would like to generalize that to all American universities, but I don't have enough data.
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Pong, Pac-Man, Tetris, Super Mario Bros., DOOM, and World of Warcraft
If you have a dedicated GPU you can try the HQ version
http://neverwork.in/static/Interactive-Experiments/Fractal-F...
I really, really can't understand the bystander effect unless there's an immediate threat to one's personal safety (ie, breaking up a fight). Isn't the logic behind it that someone else is going to help so why bother? But I don't see that logic - if there's ever a problem I always run to help first, and back off if things are under control. Back in Reading a guy got knocked off of a bike pretty badly, my immediate, unthinking adrenaline reaction was to run directly at the scene, stop people moving him off of the road/moving him at all, gesture at cars to stop, call an ambulance, talk to him to stop him trying to move, etc. Adrenaline gives you focus and the ability to deal with the situation. It's almost like autopilot.

I just don't understand the logic of people who just walk on by.

I can't think of a single appointment that's more important than helping someone in trouble - late for an interview or a date? Tell them that you value human fucking life more than hitting a time.
var bananalife = 5 * 24;

Bananas live 5 days?
But it is worse to be politically incorrect and false - which is the case here.
Thanks for the reply ...

Norwegian is a hard requirement, and as it happens, quite difficult to satisfy. I'm doing the best I can with an odd mixture of techniques, and the time-line is short. Had Norsk been there it might have tipped the scales as to whether I succeed or not, hence my comment.

And I say this as someone who had rudimentary conversational Danish many years ago, and about 1000 words of Swedish about 10 years ago.
Add an 'upload a photo' option to automatically set the current banana color. And then I'll have a photo history of all the bananas I've ever eaten as well!
"The vote" isn't of much help in a single-party election.

Nor does "the vote" imply the underlying voting system meets a threshold of efficiency, that externalities do not undermine the efficacy of "the vote", or that many policies are even subject to "the vote" to begin with.

This idiotic grade school idea of "democracy" as a warm and fuzzy godlike essence helps no one and only poisons discussions.
It's cool that you can put an aircraft into space and still be categorized as a startup.
> Guilt gnaws at you even when nobody else knows you've done wrong. Westerners score relatively highly for it.

Except when it comes to stealing land, right?
The photo was likely just the lead that tipped them off to building. After that they were likely able to confirm it through other means.

It's like looking for a needle in a haystack - the hard part is finding the needle, what's easy is verifying that what you have in your hand is a needle.
Unless the problem is not with an unusual preparation regime, but with a cognitive / personality defect. Hyperbolic discounting, moment to moment procrastination in task-switching, and difficulty managing time estimates and proceeding through a preparation process is a trait associated with adult Attention Deficit Disorder. The subject can feel all the guilt and fear in the world about wasting other people's time and looking like an imbecile, without it necessarily adding up to a durably effective scheduling regime. They're constantly checking the clock, and telling themselves "Well, I made it last time, I can spend another 2 minutes in the shower / under the covers / eating breakfast", and establishing a reliable habitual routine that follows a set pace is very difficult for them. It gets especially bad when this trait touches their sleeping habits, leading very often to sleep disorders, in the form of a psychogenic non-24 syndrome from putting off bedtime until they're ready to drop.

I find it fairly likely that adult ADD traits, sometimes summarized as 'attentional indiscipline', are linked to modern multitasking (or Internet / gaming addiction, if you like) in the same way nearsightedness is linked to childhood literacy.

*Childhood ADHD seems to be a broader category, extended beyond these classic traits into any reason a child might not enthusiastically embrace the American K-12 educational system
Yeah, as I understand they just moved from Sourceforge, since signed-in, I also see just 2 threads.
Maybe it's not "such a big deal" but press is good. It's sending people to the corporate site and generating leads.

Nothing wrong with that.
And now you are rationalizing. Welcome to the mess/party.
1) Hardware ...

Fair enough, I get this, but I also found that if its your main professional tool, a few hundred either way isn't that big an issue.

2) I've grown up using Windows

I actually found that learning OSX stuff is quite simple if you just see it as a tool as opposed to a hobby.

3) I hate all the program menus being at the top of the screen.

Fair enough, guess that's personal preference.

Seems like you have fairly decent reasons for your choice, but I couldn't go back.
Larry. Dude. Get off your lawnchair, you're going to be late. again.

Anyway, why do you think he is incorrect? Time-management is a skill: why would this specific case of it be un-learnable?

Also, every time you decide that something happens to you/is out of your control, you are giving it power over you. Would you rather beat this minor time-management issue or decide that the universe is constantly and inexplicably throwing your day out of the loop? Which stance one gives you power vs taking it away?
If you're studying security and you think TOR will work to get you past corporate firewalls... good luck out there. Keep studying.
I'm sure those statistics are very comforting to the Yazidis.

You're quite right about tactics. They need to be contained militarily, but they won't be defeated that way.
based on a google search. this is more of a joke project than anything lol
if you want a plain old mailing list: http://librelist.com/
Probably because some people don't mind wasting 30 minutes of there unpaid time coming in early?

Or they live within 20 minutes?

And predicting commutes is not easy. My commute can range between 50 minutes and two hours. Depending on Accidents, roadworks etcs.

If you have short distance to travel, you are less likely to come across this.
You could have a physical switch on the device that lets it temporarily accept unsigned firmware.
Alltel? Do they even exist anymore?
"Cheating is rampant in China" != "only the Chinese cheat"
We changed the title from "Virgin Galactic crash details emerge" to that of the article.
Sounds like you want to bring back the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act.

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

"One of the critics of the Chinese Exclusion Act was the anti-slavery/anti-imperialist Republican Senator George Frisbie Hoar of Massachusetts who described the Act as "nothing less than the legalization of racial discrimination."[13]

The laws were driven largely by racial concerns; immigration of persons of other races was unlimited during this period."
I think that non-nullable types by default are one of Dart's biggest missed opportunities, so I'm really hoping that the Dart team ends up adopting this.

This is also a really great example of the DEP system in action. DEPs (Dart Enhancement Proposals) allow anyone to suggest improvements to the Dart platform, and work with the Dart team to determine if it can be accepted and implemented. This means that individual community members can advance the language forward and that's exactly what's happening here. The author of the proposal, Patrice Chalin, is not on the Dart team but that hasn't stopped him from creating an awesome proposal that has earned praise from Dart team members.
"It may well be that PC gaming producers have gotten «lazy», as they are working with a ever improving platform. Thus they can target «future» hardware rather than attempt to optimize and push what they already have."

It's not that. There is a lot of optimization going in there and often the reference target is actually the common denominator of mainstream game consoles (lower than what each of them individually-taken have). Only on top of that there are optionally-added (and activated by-default, out of marketing reasons) layers that attempt to use more resources and which gives you your stated impression.
And yes, it's true what you say about "the end of a platform generation" because the optimization efforts (including platform-specific ones) are stacked trough time.
Sure, there can be a component, but "coefficient of friction" usually refers to the velocity-independent term (the author even links to the Wikipedia article for it).

At low speeds drag is proportional to velocity.
I see SourceForge as being to code hosting platforms as GoDaddy is to domain registrars. They both started in the late 90s, exploded, and suffered from their success. They became infested with bad management, became bloated and difficult to use, and employed skeezy money-making tactics. GoDaddy doesn't seem to be in trouble the way SourceForge is, though.
To corroborate its seriousness, I actually had a ticket issued to BER in 2012 that was changed to TXL about a month before the flight.
Proctors rarely get a common agreement. They make the rules, then you're forced to either accept them or completely forego the examination - the equivalent of failure, it negates the time you've spent training.

To me, it's a form of duress.
Great! I wil; definitely use it in interviewing process over Skype.
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I would also love to know what you thought about React since this is a fairly large app when compared to many of the examples commonly given as "this was built with react" (minus FB's products).

After looking at the GitHub page for the org, it looks like you're mixing in a bunch of Clojurescript as well, and tying that in, I'd love to hear more about the choices you made when building this and what you thought about the tools. Love the design and the app feels great :)
Yep, you're feeding information right into Google's greedy hands about when your bananas are ripe.
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What if the user was a function?
I'd like to congratulate you for such an impressive user interface: so fast, sleek and well designed. For the purpose of creating mocks I'd like to have more prebuilt components though.
"I asked Microsoft if the company would be able to comply with unlocking a BitLocker disk, given a legitimate legal request to do so. The spokesperson told me they could not answer that question."
Id be more worried by a real bond price crash when the bank rate returns to normal as that what a lot of pensions are invested in.
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Basically the argument of the deleted argument was that it's OK to murder people as part of your business dealings if you are operating outside of a traditional legal structure.
Haha, that was fun. :P https://twitter.com/minetweeter_/status/606481421633482752
You may be right, but huge problems arise with the open-everything-testing solution with regards to access to resources, especially with standardized testing. SATs (and standardized tests in general) are meant to be a blind test that objectively evaluates the abilities of any individual student anywhere the same way; if we allow external resources, this will undoubtedly be a huge disadvantage for students in lower income areas who don't have easy access to the Internet or a sufficient number of reference books and materials for all the students. Providing internet access at testing sites would help somewhat, but if you have grown up in an environment where the internet was not as ubiquitous as some of us are used to, you may not have the Google-fu or knowledge of Internet research methodology necessary to compete with those in wealthier areas. This is an issue that will hopefully be diminished over time, especially in developed nations, but it will be a very long time before Internet access is sufficiently widespread in what are now developing nations to prevent a huge barrier to entry for students in these places.
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Punctual and inefficient with time sounds like the US too. Must be the shared English heritage.
Free.

When an ad comes onto one radio station, you switch to another without ads. Redundant array of independent radio stations. Advertising is damage. So advertisers coalesce their ad timing, so the damage happens on all independent channels simultaneously, so you turn off the radio for several minutes, maybe switching to Pandora or another stream.

When Youtube plays ads, you mute it and goto another tab, and keep watching a different video. When the ad is done (such nice ads for telling you their duration), you simply return to the tab and watch your content.

There's always another service that's looking to hook you before they advertise. So you can just switch between them.
"A part of the great thing of living in this country is that you can enter parliament and the only thing they ask you to do is to turn off your cellphone, so you don't disturb the parliamentarians while they're talking. We do not have armed guards following our prime minister or president. That's a part of the great thing of living in a peaceful society. We do not want to change that. "

Amen.
Well, that escalated quickly...
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Without derailing this into yet another "copyright infringement isn't stealing" thread, as far as the creator is concerned, they don't get compensated under other circumstances which are not commonly seen as infringement or even morally wrong. Example: A roommate watching a movie or playing a game with you.

Spinning it as purely a compensation issue is being a bit reductive, IMO. And from there it leads directly into objectively unanswerable intent questions.
However, as far as I understand, remote code editing is free, and this is the all functionality which I really need for interviewing process.
Perl do allow you to use alternative Regexp engines. There is a PCRE too. It doesn't seem to be supported anymore (it could be useful for internal testing, of course).

http://search.cpan.org/~avar/re-engine-PCRE-0.17/lib/re/engi...

(I'm Hellbanned, too easily trolled when I have allergy troubles. :-) This in itself is probably not an offensive comment.)
Without the exclusion acts the American West coast would probably have become majority asian a century ago. It's doubtful the territory would have remained American.
Emmet has been amazing for making writing markup fun and efficient. I'd also like to point out, jsfiddle has emmet integrated.
Unambiguous would be to offer two downloads, with filenames like "malware_supported_filezilla.dmg" and "just_filezilla.dmg"
> Sounds like you want to bring back the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act.

... No, it doesn't. OP was pointing out a difference in culture, not calling for whatever you're referring to.
I have two family members with IBS so what I've seen is:

- long painful morning poops no matter what

- certain foods (red meat, pasta, garlic, etc) cause pain or cramps

- eating a meal requires a trip to the bathroom after

- later in the dsy, depending on how many coffees or what food they ate, there may be a poop demon that needs to be exorcised before bed

- the feeling may strike at ant time and not give them much warning to get to a toilet so they have to stick close to a bathroom sometimes

I'm not talking about acute symptoms or if you eat something that triggers it, just their daily routine. Imagine if eating the wrong thing wrecked your insides, but eating the right thing only gave you tremendous pain, cramping, and poops. That's what you hope your day will be like :/
It's a database that stores a "graph" of vertices that are connected by edges. If you were say, creating the next LinkedIn and you wanted to find the shortest path between two users based on their connections, a graph database would be a good choice.

Let's imagine you want to see how Fred is connected to Steve, their network looks like this:

[Fred] <-knows-> [Bob]
[Bob] <-isMarriedTo-> [Sally]
[Bob] <-knows-> [Alice]
[Alice] <-workedWith-> [John]
[John] <-wentToSchoolWith-> [Sandra]
[Sandra] <-knows-> [Steve]

Diagram: http://yuml.me/6ff3074e

A "traditional" database like MySQL or Mongo makes this kind of query prohibitively expensive and complicated, as it must perform a new join for every connected person in the user's graph.

Graph databases come into their own because they are designed specifically for efficient traversal of these connecting edges. They typically do this by storing "pointers" on each vertex to its connected edges, so while a normal RDBMS requires something like a hash table lookup to resolve a join, a graph database can simply "jump" to the relevant record via a pointer. This means that things like Dijkstra's algorithm [0] can be implemented efficiently.

However, "traditional" graph databases like Neo4j require everything to be structured in terms of vertices and edges. This is often quite inconvenient, so Multi Model databases like ArangoDB integrate this graph approach with a document store as well, the idea being that if you can keep everything in the same db your app gets a lot simpler, you regain things like ACIDity that you'd normally lose by using 2 separate dbs, and performance should be a lot better too.

[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijkstra%27s_algorithm
Anybody know of plans for a Visual Studio plugin?
This has more to do with one's personality (leader vs. follower), than it does with your desire to help someone else. People who are used to leadership roles tend to project an aura of confidence, which automatically helps in these type of situations -- whereas someone who is always very passive may not project enough confidence, and therefore won't be as effective, thereby reinforcing their notion that they can't do anything to help anyway.

One thing, though, if you are a leader type, and need more hands involved. Instead of making a general request to the crowd, point at a particular person, and say something like "You in the green shirt and the cell phone -- can you call 911?" "You in the yellow jacket, can you help direct traffic?", etc.