skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This was a fantastic program and it saddens me greatly to see it go. I hope that someone will pick it up again, or perhaps find a way for the rest of us to run our own servers, since switching to another password manager that doesn't do as good of a job (at least not for free) is going to be quite the inconvenience.
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We’re announcing our first CTF(starfighter), either tomorrow or Monday
I was looking forward to seeing this updated daily with new algorithms, but it doesn't seem like it has changed since it was submitted here.
>> Be your own competition. If a new product in the company destroys the old products, that's a good thing. The company still wins. When you are your own competitor weather you win or lose, you still win.

Did you read the part about internal fiefdoms competing for a single pool of research money? Turning your own company and your own workers against each other is the classic way of burning all of your human resources (Microsoft Stack Ranking, Fall of Motorola, Fall of Nokia...)
Obviously, if the road you are coming on is perpendicular to another and dead-ends (what I assume you mean by a T-intersection), then you should have a stop sign, and the road that isn't dead-ending shouldn't have any stop-signs.

With the four-way you describe, I would usually expect to see a single light, with it blinking yellow on the primary route, and blinky red on the secondary road.
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http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=505ae2230d2e207e3d227c10adb1223c&topic=49075.0
Yeah, that title is just begging for a takedown
For obvious reasons.

1) ~160M people in those countries vs. ~320M in the US. Per capita, those countries are doing about as well as the US.

2) People in France (and many other countries) simply don't work as many hours as we do in the US. That can hurt productivity in some cases. I'm certainly not saying it's a bad thing overall though.

3) It's much cheaper to start a company in the US than many European countries. It costs a few hundred dollars to get incorporated, and then you get tons of tax breaks.

4) We have a lot of nonprofit and institutional support, as someone else mentioned. The Kauffman Foundation is an incredibly important source of money that gets sunk into startups (literally sunk -- it's a charity, and little of that money will see a return).
The Virgin Islands were originally Danish, I believe, and purchased after the advent of the automobile.
Finance, insurance, medicine, construction, real estate. Who cares? You can't just target a whole industry. Good ideas don't sell products -- relationships do.
When I drove in UK, the hardest part was making a uturn. My brain is wired too much to following the right side.
> There's a major problem unravelling. A large amount of the population live a lot longer than were expected ~90 years ago when the current welfare state system became widespread across Europe.

I consider it an infinitely smaller problem than people dying. The new old are healthier to boot!

Many of them can work if needed.
Out of curiosity where did these 4 sequential openstack deployment failures and rollbacks happen? Would whoever this is be willing to share 'their story' (because if they do they can help, the software matures and get better, if they don't share it, then well nobody can fix problems that won't be talked about/shared); at yahoo we've had 4+ deployments and have not had a issue (but we also have engineers and operators who know openstack in & out).
I would guess, on the US side, that it was because there was not a centuries-old existing road system. There weren't much in the way of roads in America prior to 1800 - transport by ship or river was the overwhelming norm.
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I'm not a journalist and don't have their gravitas. Journalists have some gravitas and it should be required that have some modicum of rigor. This is a forum where we exchange ideas not an organ of record and the one who is taken to be the preeminent news source in North America.

There is a difference. They have whole teams dedicated to research. Use them. As someone upstream said, don't take one fact and weave a theory around it. Make sound reasoning and use the research teams available to them.

Thomas asked for evidence from select publications. I don't bookmark things like that. I don't even recall where I might have read or heard the anti-vaxers, but they are an example of a group whose voice is given much too much voice in mainstream media, in my view.
They are hosting copyrighted game ROMs directly on github pages, lol
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Wow, what an innovation. Putting unique IDs in an invite and keeping track of them in a database. It's hard to get more novel than that, isn't it?

Thank God they filed a patent. Now future generations will know this technique.
Ok I lied. I can't resist.

Remember I wrote:

The so-called misogynists (I'm of the opinion that much of the brutal words written about her were a large part tongue-in-cheek, deliberate over the top absurdity, not that that excuses it) are a part of reddit.

Today we see this on the front page:

Redditors that worked le porn industry, was there sex involved? Did you get to have sex? Sex sex sex sex sex

https://www.reddit.com/r/circlejerk/comments/3cxzd0/redditor...

Top comment:

https://www.reddit.com/r/circlejerk/comments/3cxzd0/redditor...

"Can confirm, had sex. My stage name is: Ellen pao Le edit: ayyy lepao im grill jet fuel."

Now I don't expect you to necessarily appreciate this this sense of humor, but people like Ellen and you (as far as I can tell) almost seem completely oblivious to the reality that this is humor. People have all sorts of important duties during the day, many people like to have a place to go in their downtime to participate in general absurdity free from the fucking incessant purely invented social constructs and nonsense restrictions we have to put up with in our working lives.

For example, there were many posts generally along the lines of "This cunt." linked to a photo of Ellen Pao. Personally, I find that quite funny, because it is so crude, and requires such little effort that you're taking a comedic risk even saying it. Well, not on reddit, but in standup comedy you would. Now, do you think that person thought Ellen Pao was equivalent to a vagina (or some "misogynistic" equivalent), or do you think maybe they were taking the piss?

The cultural disconnection from the real world of some people is vast, there are several jokes with a lot of truth in them about physicists, mathematicians, etc whose scientific worldview is so inconsistent with reality that it causes a normal human to involuntarily push large volumes of air in and out of their lungs in rapid sequence while contorting their face into unusual shapes.

I'm just interested in what makes people that disagree with me tick. Perhaps I'm totally wrong, it could be. But this idea that you're wrong, but I won't tell you why you're wrong doesn't sit well with me. It's not just a problem with reddit, it's a problem with planet earth.
I can't find the correct control keys, any help?

edit:

left arrow
right arrow
w = start
x = action (jump for instance)

This is fucking amazing!
This openstack project makes that boundary a little more fuzzy: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Magnum
I would put it differently: OpenStack is how you do IaaS with long-lived, mutable server instances ("pets").

Kubernetes is how you do IaaS with immutable, disposable application instances ("cattle").

I've used both. OpenStack is indeed complex and brittle (but if you get it working and leave it alone, it works well). I'm excited about k8s but it's too new to pass much judgement on yet.
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that goes against the claim of "no tracking, zero logging".
Nope, though I found the article fairly interesting.
It's hard to say who someone is, but https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3uNIgDmqwI (Yanis Varoufakis: Confessions of an Erratic Marxist /// 14th May 2013) shows a little bit of his persona. I believe his trustworthy, but this whole catastrophe is so large it's hard to be sure of anything.
Why binary and not ternary computing?
Here's the top ten most upvoted using that query with desc instead of asc:

http://pastebin.com/Zvg6mdjZ
Keeping to the right is a deferral that visitors to the UK can find confusing on occassion. Visitors can find it odd that while keeping to the left on roadways, the right is used when on foot and in need of order of movement. On tube escalators for example, where allowing overtaking on the left is giving the right of way. The deferrers right is against the wall. Thus we play to their strengths, and contain ours as a courtesy.
Depends on what you mean by "honest". I would probably trust him not to maliciously proclaim falsehood when it is obvious and known to him that it is false. But I wouldn't trust him not to "find a single piece of evidence and spin whatever narrative they want from it". In fact, there are documented instances where Tyson changed or invented quotes to fit his narrative, so that ship has sailed.

I'd trust somebody like Tyson the same way I trust Wikipedia - if the matter is factual and mostly uncontroversial (like how the steam engine works or what is the value of pi with certain precision and how one could calculate it) I'd have pretty high degree of trust. If the matter is a subject of controversy, you need to verify the references - or seek out the sources and proof if there is none, and then you need to consider how trustworthy those are too, without these the degree of trust would be "some people think that it is true".
I'm late to this and wouldn't have flagged your post even if I wasn't, but since I went through the trouble to find and read it, I'll give you feedback: "Reads like a SJW having a hissy-fit and rage-quitting" is reasonably accurate. Maybe a little more bland: You are shocked to discover yucky things in on the internet? Yawn.

Personally I think taking money from racists and asshats is a high calling. I never understand why politicians in the US return donations from nasty sources when they come to light. That's effectively giving money to bigots. Keep their money and do something good with it.
"not yet sure if there is a nation behind it, as it seems to be too advanced for everyday hackers"
Fortunately, it's still possible for the OP to do this and include all of the answers he got on Stack Overflow because the content is released under a Creative Commons license. There are many other sites where that would not be the case.
Sure, they are maybe implementing the wishes of the people ... or shaping public opinion. I bet that framing this crisis as a humanitarian issue and a people vs banks issue, instead of as a lazy greek vs industrious germans, would have fostered solidarity between european nations instead of increasing nationalistic tensions.

We are far away from the climate pre WWI/WWII, but that is the direction we have chosen. Let's hope the next round of politicians are able to take a broader view, and that the current situation is reversible.
Stay in touch guys. Next thing we are going to roll is a fast CSS editing - convenient way to edit CSS for component on the page.

Actually we have a big plans for improvement of the tool. And it will be sooner if you will give us any feedback. Thanks.
Interesting way to look at it. I've worked on Cloud Foundry, so I'm used to seeing things from the PaaS POV.
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By your logic, I could breed slaves to suffer and die for my benefit, with no moral quandary, as long as I never let them make any decisions. This was in fact USA law for decades.
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The cf CLI tool interacts with a Cloud Foundry installation.

You'd use it for one in your own data centre, or Pivotal Web Services[0], or BlueMix. You point it at an API and login, then off you go.

If you need something more cut-down to play with, Lattice[1] is nifty, but currently doesn't do buildpack magic.

[0] https://run.pivotal.io/
[1] http://lattice.cf/
all-caps doesn't help.
Please read posts here https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/react-ui-builder

I'm pretty sure you will find answer there.
I grep-ed my own comments in it and only shows 39 out of thousands. Is it really complete?
You're right, I assumed that they were able to handle hearing words in a civilized manner.

Doesn't sound like they're capable of controlling themselves around a deadly weapon, or is that a bad assumption to make as well?
Many people in EU think about the situation as "give Greeks more money" vs "give Greeks 0 money", whereas in reality the situation is "get some Greek debt repaid" vs "get 0 Greek debt repaid". Obviously, in the first case, the latter is the better option, while in the second case, the former is. It's mainly the politicians' fault of presenting the issue in terms of the first two options to their people.
If someone had never been born, someone similar would likely have been born shortly later, perhaps without the same disease.

So your reasoning for treasuring his life over other possibilities doesn't hold.
It's pretty terrible. It's not hard to require that the user select a ROM from his or her local machine. Web browsers go to the trouble of supporting blob URLs for a reason.
This comment thread about a Reddit conspiracy is intersting
More correctly, every organism wants to reproduce, not live for its own sake.
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http://www.stackprinter.com/deleted has an archive of many high-scoring deleted questions from Stack Exchange. (You need to click the printer icon on the left to see their copy.)

http://meta.stackexchange.com/a/224922 has previous Stack Exchange data dumps, which include many of the deleted questions. With sufficient effort somebody could use to construct a partial archive. (Provided that they follow the requirements of the Creative Commons license: http://s.tk/attribution.)
The way to find flaws in a programming language is to write real programs that do useful things in that language.

It's usually hard to write real programs that do useful things before the programming language has an implementation.
This appears to be ongoing.

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That's not cynical at all, and the reason why Amazon is currently working on building DoD approved data centers (Not sure if it was in mainstream news... I saw it when I was browsing job listings)
If only Clyde Tombaugh could have lived to see where we are now...
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As James Taranto likes to note, "some people" in journalism is a first person pronoun.

Or at least some people are saying so.
No, going from 1xN^2 to 2xN^2 to 3xN^2 and each further stacked layer from there on is still going to be a very major challenge (getting rid of heat being a very major physical challenge for a start). We're already 32 x N^2 for flash packages, but with stacked dies. For flash heat is much easier to manage as only a small part of the die is active at any one time.
Stacking memory on top of a cpu core is also common practice in mobile SoCs (though still mostly package-on-package).
Going to N^3 from todays M x N^2 is squarely (cubedly? ;)) in the realm of science fiction, there's a lot of space for improvement here.
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In the article, one of the featured patients asked his parents to kill him to end is lifelong torture. You have the privilege of not living with burning skin and relying on hours of medical care every day.
>so many beliefs people have about morality rest on assumptions: my beliefs must be rational, founded on evidence, or else they are invalid.

This is a very important observation. Moral language is fundamentally Imperatives: statements about what humans should do. If one begins by insisting that moral claims must be founded on empirical evidence, one subsequently must hold Moral Anti-realism as it is not adequate to simply suggest evidence for morality. This follows from Hume's recognition of the Is-Ought problem between Facts and Values: we cannot bridge the gap between Facts (mere observations of that which Is) to Values (including our statements regarding what Ought to be) because they are qualitatively different things:

~"In suggested approaches to morality, I am surprised to find authors moving from propositions with the usual copula 'is' (or 'is not') to ones that are connected by 'ought' (or 'ought not'). This change is imperceptible; but is however, of the greatest consequence. For as this 'ought' (or 'ought not') expresses some new relation or affirmation, 'tis necessary that it should be pointed out and explained; and at the same time a reason should be given, for how this new relation can be—inconceivably—a deduction from others that are entirely different from it. I am persuaded, that attention to this one small matter will let us see that the definitions of right and wrong are not based on the relations of objects nor can be perceived by reason."

While we are unable to jump the gap by taking an observed Fact to infer a prescribed Value, we can travel from Values to subsequent Values (e.g. if you presuppose human survival--"Humans should survive"--from this Value you can go to another Value: "Humans shouldn't kill"). Of course, starting with any particular presupposed Value is a departure from Empiricism. That is to say, all normative statements are matters of assumptive belief, and one assumed Value is as unempirical as another. The trick of course, unless you become a Nihilist, is what unempirical assumptive Value will you support and proclaim.

A really interesting part regarding all of this is that if morality does not truly exist, it was not morally 'wrong' anytime humans proclaimed it truly did. We remember the realization of the Marquis de Sade that if God does not exist then everything that is, is Right; but further, if the unempirical does not exist, then proclaiming it does is not wrong. In the words of philosopher Thomas Nagel: "If sub specie aeternitatis there is no reason to believe that anything matters, then that does not matter either". Wild.
The monitor is http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/monitors/LU28D590DS/ZA which has a 1ms response time, never noticed a delay with anything before.

The decoding was in hardware, and I have dual amd 7850s, so I don't think that was the issue (and I wasn't trying to run at the full 4k either)

There was a very noticeable input -> display lag, according to telemetry on steam it was ~40ms total, which is fine for a lot of games, but really noticeable and annoying for something like gta. I mean I've played civ5 over vnc before, and 40ms would be a godsend compared to that, but it was still more than playable.
Try http://getkong.org (openresty+nginx)
This is one reason why OS X enforces a hard page-zero on 64-bit programs - it is a hard error to map or allocate anything in the lowest 4 GB of memory, so programmers will immediately discover pointer truncation bugs when porting 32-bit code to 64-bit.
How about you decide what's best for yourself and I'll decide what's best for me.
Actually, it's easily fixable with:

relaxedUrlToFileSystemMapping="true"

(google that). It was fixable many years ago, and I have no any idea why today it is on hacker news, lol
You make a very good point about luck. Most people attribute "success" to smarts, intelligence , skills etc but grossly overlook luck or whatever you want to call it - chance , other things needed to fall into place. Typically bystanders to successful people never acknowledge luck and humble successful people always do themselves. Not taking away their talent by anymeans but external forces - random or not - play a huge factor.
The gpu needed to play games on a VR headset doesn't fit on it, thats why they plug into a computer. And for something that fits in a phone/tablet, a 64GB microsd card is $30. 64 GB on something the size of a fingernail for $30. 10 years ago a 60GB 3.5" hdd cost more than that . Storage expands and gets cheaper at a crazy fast rate.
Well that is bizarre. When did guys become gender neutral in the US? How did that happen?
That's okay, they can all go work for Donald Trump.
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At some point in the last twenty years or so. I can perceive the gender of the term. However, my wife is much younger than I, and she and her female friends exclusively use the term "guys" to refer to themselves and cannot comprehend that I can perceive gender in the term. I mean, intellectually, they know it use to connotate gender, but it is silly to them in the same way that it's silly to us that strawberries are berries that grow in straw. In the US, and apparently also depending on your age, "guys" is gender neutral. And as a hobbyist linguist, "we do not prescribe language, we describe it"...
For reference: http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/10249/what-is-migrat...
This is awesome. The music sounds horribly off key. I just checked out a youtube video of Bubble Bobble to be sure it's not my ears or memory - no the sound is off. Is the sound really broken or is it just on my machine (Mac Book)?
Seems to be different for different games. In Bubble Bobble it's left, right and j for jump.
Except the UK Space Agency awarded them a £60 million investment in 2013 after a successful precooler test conducted with the European Space Agency.

http://www.engineering.com/DesignerEdge/DesignerEdgeArticles...
It means something is lagging the emulator. It slows itself down to partial speed when it's not allowed to run fullspeed.

Edit: Firefox runs this faster than Chrome by a considerable margin, just FYI.
Mercurial has a properly designed extensible generic template system for that built-in.

hg log -T json
hg log -T xml
hg status -T json
hg tags -T json
...
Who pays for software development? Those people should be receiving secure software.
http://taisel.github.io/IodineGBA/ is one where you load your own in. You need the BIOS ROM in addition to the game ROM, as it's all LLE emulation, no BIOS SWI HLE'ing.
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and if you must have flash, run it in chrome -- they have sandboxing (though one of the recent exploits got around that), but they also have auto-update that works. Oh, and they fix fucking 0-days faster than Adobe :rolleyes:
When ~half your income is getting taken, it is most definitely not 'free'.