jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
Weft - http://weft.io - Cambridge/Boston, MA (office is in central sq.)

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====== What we do =========
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We're the single source of truth in logistics -- we track every boat on the water, every plane in the sky, and every truck on the ground so that we can know everything that's going on in the logistics world. We do a lot of analysis and optimization, too. We’re working in the largest, least sexy, most invisible industry in the world — 90% of everything has been on a ship at one point in time.

The problem -> Lots of inefficiencies in the supply chain! One of our customers spends $400mm/year shipping empty containers, another spends $80mm/year on late fees. Lots to optimize!

How we fix it -> We track everything in the supply chain and make predictions and recommendations as to what our customers should do!

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===== How we do it ========
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Web/data stack -> clojure + postgres/cassandra/redis/rabbit + ruby on rails + hadoop/EMR (we’re a SOA shop)

Mobile -> iOS, android, mobile web

Algorithms -> a dizzying mixture of oldschool and newschool techniques ;-)

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We've got some very interesting partners and customers (ranging from CPG companies and telcos to enterprise software providers to regional and international logistics companies). We also have some top tier investors (a16z, atlas)!

Looking for:

- A growth hacker

- Data science folks

- Data engineering folks

- Generalists

- Master front-end devs

If this sounds interesting, please shoot us an email at mike@weft.io!
Obligatory:

https://images.app.goo.gl/JiBi5TzkvFaryEqn9
Semantics aside, you're missing the point of my post which is that neither party can claim moral superiority and believing that doesn't mean one is lacking critical thinking skills. They are indeed equivalent from that perspective.
Back in 2012, my wife and I attended a stage show called "The Animals and Children Took To The Streets" [0]. It was done with "dumb" projectors, with choreographed movement of different screens on the stage, but created a highly dynamic show.

Remembering that show, and seeing these videos, it makes me giddy to think what could be done with the latest tech today.

[0] https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2011/dec/11/animals-childr...
Why any website puts review and rating on their own website has always amazed me. It seemed to start happening during the social media frenzy of the mid-2000s, and really should have gone away by now.
Hmmm...so let's say the server, S, knows a TOTP seed, and that seed is shared with Alice and Bob via Shamir's secret sharing method.

To use TOTP then Alice and Bob have to contribute their shares to something, that something has to combine the shares to recover the key, and then generate the TOTP code for the current time, which it sends to S (or sends back to Alice and/or Bob who sends it to the server?), which knows the seed and generates the code for the current time, and checks to see if they match.

The question then is what handles the share combining? You'd need some sort of intermediate party that just receives shares and computes the TOTP code for sending to the server (directly or indirectly). Alice and Bob have to trust that this party will not keep the shares or keep the recovered code because then the entity could generate the TOTP code at will in the future without Alice or Bob's input.

It would probably make more sense to just have the server keep separate TOTP seeds for Alice and Bob, and authorizing requires Alice and Bob to both send their separate TOTP codes to the server.

Where things like secret sharing shine is when you have a secret that that S is not suppose to know persistently. For example, we use it at work for a database with sensitive data. The data is encrypted, with the key in non-paged RAM. When the server starts, a couple shareholders enter their shares, which reconstructs the key. If someone were to steal the server itself they would not get the key.
1. PRC loses face.

2. ??? (Does not include war.)

3. New Chinese government takes control.

I don't think anyone knows how to do what you want. Just because a problem is important doesn't mean it has a solution.
The levels of abstraction seem to be a hazing ritual that seems to be a point of pride sometimes. I also imagine it's good job security for those who spent years on these tools.
You don't need this patched. moto x4 has had this patched since the release of pie.

You can check for yourself at the source code here: https://github.com/MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-msm/blob/MMI-P...

Most devices already have the patch from the upstream kernel: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux...
>> So please, do whatever you can to use the OS's native text rendering.

That seems odd and would mean different quality on different platforms. Yes, if native is better than built-in then I agree. But what if their GL based text rendering is just fine, shouldn't they use it everywhere because it's portable?
I have prepared it in collab. https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1KA2w8bA9Q1HDiZf5Ow_...
Or Ctrl-L.
How is it easier to maintain? If you want to be fully bald and look good you have to shave every day or every few days. For the balding "look" you don't have anything to do at all.
Kinda underwhelming for a massive chipmaker tbh
I'm way more wary of people who post a lot, have been on the site for nearly a decade, and get everything they post voted down and flagged on a consistent basis.
At this point they are effectively staked their entire success to BTC. They aren’t just putting cash into BTC they are taking on additional debt to buy BTC.

If you had a strong core business anyway you wouldn’t do this, it’s just a sign that their core business is failing and that pivoting to a Bitcoin investment company is a Hail Mary.
"I think about this every hour, if not several times an hour."

Maybe it's time to lay off the news media & apocalyptical documentaries for a while. Can't imagine this is a very healthy way to live.
I think you were bullied with empty threats.
Surprisingly, ensembles do not really help. We have tried this and it does not work (the final paper for CVPR 2015 will show these results). Also see the work of Szegedy et al. and Goodfellow et all, which also show that ensembles do not really help.
> I fucked that up in high school, and some of college, and it took meeting someone with a far better grok on life than I do to set me straight. I'm hoping fewer people fall into that trap.

I wish I could vote you up 100 times. I only am learning this lesson in middle age, and I’m coming to regret having shut myself off to others in high school and college. (Though it wasn’t just career; I also had fundamentalist baggage to jettison.)
I would be surprised to discover that a significant number of HNers have not yet read the essay

I don't know... it'd be interesting to know how frequently new users sign up, and what the average "age" of the accounts are, who regularly read/post. Personally, I suspect there are quite a few newer users who might not have read that (or any other given) pg article; but I can't prove it. Heck, I've been around for a while now and I doubt I've read all of pg's articles.
I thought about a filter that would stick on your window, to block glare from your side mirrors.

Use two disks of polarized film. When the brightness off the mirror spikes, rotate one disk to reduce the amount of light transmitted. Once a sensor notes that the mirror is no longer reflecting someone's too-bright headlights, it would rotate the disk back to maximum light transmission.

The area involved could be pretty small, and most of the view through the window and mirror would be unaffected.
Except when LCDs break they generally fail with large opaque areas.

One pebble in the windshield at highway speeds, and much of your visibility could go.
The way I see it (and it was poorly explained, I agree) is that because the text below the paypal button looks like it is part of the host website, rather than the button image, it appears that the website is recommending paypal over other payment options.
Side mirrors?
Please don't do this here. If you troll HN we will eventually ban your main account as well.
> You also need to consider outdoor lighting such as sodium vapor lamps have much lower colour temperatures of around 1700K, where as off-the-shelf LED bulbs only go as low as 2500K.

I adore sodium vapor lamps. I realize they aren't as "bright" at night, and some people prefer that (largely for safety), but the old lights aren't just romantic - they're less offensive to our senses. They aren't nearly as distracting or, quite frankly, ugly. I feel like modern LED lights are ruining entire cities with their blue glow.
My set up : https://imgur.com/SGbDiEy

I had to take a couple of days off work a few months ago because my elbow burned everytime I typed.

Took a number of consultations with physiotherapists before I settled on this. Happy to announce being painfree now.

My home setup is similar
The grandparent post's content was deleted, but it pretty much said that the main reason Pinterest serves "spammy" results (where clicks don't lead to the clicked image) is because Google doesn't send them additional metadata telling which image was clicked.

Instead of fixing the structure of their goddamn website, they wanted Google to give them special treatment.

Btw, I agree with you however that Google serving garbage results was 100% Google's fault, though.
But the timed program still has to wait for cat to load the file. Both programs are launched (almost) simultaneously by the shell.
Sure, I might be okay with that for a niche community. But social networks tend to be monopolies or oligopolies due to network effects and general audience social network apps (which TikTok is) empirically appear to be the main for platform for large-scale organized protest movement in the internet world we now live in.

I don’t judge it as worthwhile to get rid of such a platform for capitalistic soma reasons. I’m even more suspicious when the company is from a country with close government-business ties where the government has openly demonstrated it uses such apps to suppress political dissent.
Unrelated but i read ExpertsExchange as

Expert Sex Change the way you wrote it out.
I Wonder what the headlines in China are?
A reasonable conclusion. What is perceived as society turning its back on you and betraying you, has a tendency to generate the same in return - especially in people who have a tendency to see more in things than the average person.
I have a gamers wide screen, equivalent to 2 screen glued together, and 2 pair of glasses: one for when I work on my laptop or read books, the other pair for everything else.

A couple of months ago there was an discussion here on how an ophtalmologist spending 5 minutes on A/B testing your prescription may not give the most optimal result. That was right.
I thought of this very idea once as well. It is actually pretty cool to think about. The nice thing about it is the consistency of the time relative to the sun. No matter where you go the "relative time" would match up with the suns position (per the season).

But I also realized that when scheduling events you have to consider the time adjustment depending on the distance east-west the event will be from you. Since the Earth is approx. 25,000 miles around in 24 hrs you have to adjust plus or minus 3 to 4 seconds per mile of travel (if I haven't miscalculated). Of course, when coordinating events more than a few dozen miles away, one would surely use "absolute time" instead.

I think watches that had both would be awesome. You could identify your exact longitude by the difference between your relative time and the absolute time.
There's no reason to assume that you will make less simply because of location. Indeed, if there are fewer qualified candidates locally than might be found in San Francisco, then perhaps you're in a position to negotiate for more money. People aren't interchangeable, if someone in SF could do the work, they wouldn't be looking for someone where you live.

The company's quick alternative is to move someone from another location. Not only is such a person unlikely to take a pay cut based on location, they may ask for more. And certainly will ask for relocation expenses.

Relocation expenses, recruiter fees, etc are all part of the company's budget, not just salary. Don't sell yourself short.

Good luck.
I wish the SEC website was properly responsive.
Well, when you're targeting children with a $60 upsell then yes, really.
But part of the thrill would be the possibility of the million.
Maybe, but doesn't that require that the attacker can set ENV variables for the executed bash command? I'm sure it happens, but it seems unlikely to be a major concern for most dynamic sites?

(I'm not arguing against the notion that static sites can be more secure, just that the article is bad ;)
If the speculation about creating opaque holograms is correct, you can just use a virtual blinder as well - a black hologram that obscures or creates a virtual stage.
Brilliant, did the same!
I think those are very good. And oh my, people are actually using those selfie-sticks?
My own view over the philosophy of mind is closest to the identity theory - "states and processes of the mind are identical to states and processes of the brain." [http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/mind-identity/] I also think that mind is nothing but the states and processes, so another way to put it, mind is the ongoing states and processes of the brain.

Using computer systems as an analogy, the brain is the hardware, the mind is the software code and run-time states of this system. Some of the software code was written by genetics but the majority of them are written after birth by the environment. Now there are two major differences between computer system and a human:

a: computer systems are Turing machines, humans are not. Human uses intuition to perform induction which Turing machine can not (because induction is not logic). And induction is such an important foundation of human understanding of the world that I believe a Turing machine's understanding of the world based on pure logic would be very different.

b: human minds is aware of himself, he can think about his own mind, and think about the thinking about his own mind. It is like if the software can model the software itself, without entering an endless recursive loop. That is fundamental property of consciousness.

My guess is that the fact that human mind relies on intuition rather than logic (non Turing machine) is the reason he can recursively think about himself while computer can't, after all he intuitively knows when to stop and jump out of the recursive loop.
An old comment of mine is relevant again:

As a veteran system builder, I was rather surprised when I looked into laptops recently to find macbooks very competitive.

I dislike Apple as an organization due to their marketing practices, closed ecosystem, and apparent lack of respect for their customers demonstrated in their reaction to bend/antenna gate. Apple even works hard to hide what processors their systems are actually running!

After much digging, though the hardware costs slightly more, MBPs come out far ahead as a package with OS X - a full featured OS with a healthy ecosystem and excellent battery life. I couldn't find a better option for my intended user.
Or just turn out the lights.
What is the killer app that will get people to go out and buy these? I don't think Holo Studio is it.

Where is your imagination racing to?
Nor is there with holograms. Holography requires creation of light fields from a flat surface - each point on the surface reflects a different amount of light depending on what angle it is viewed from, exactly mimicking the way light would pass through that plane if an object were there. No 'projection of light into space' is involved.

Since images are formed on your retina by focusing real lightfields, a true holographic display which produced a complete lightfield would be much more realistic and comfortable to view than a flat stereoscopic image is.
Federation is not an extreme, it’s the only choice sustainable in the long term. Where will Signal get money to support, say, 1 billion people? It’s just another walled garden. Telegram is already starting to show ads for this reason.
How does it remove agency from Democrats to suggest that their party supports immigration of certain demographics for their own political benefit?

How does it remove agency from immigrants to point out that, as a group, they have tended to vote for one party over another, and to speculate that said tendency will continue in the future?

I'm not really understanding your point, I think.
"Ads" is a short word but it covers a lot of complexity. There different formats for ads, different kinds of ad customers, different places where ads can be displayed, different ways of buying and selling ads, and then you have localization to different countries, etc. There are complex UI's that automatically reconfigure themselves based on the customer's needs.

A million lines of code is relatively small when you're trying to be all things to all ads customers in the world.

Still, could it be simpler? I hope so.
From what i've read, you mix it the night before, put it in the fridge overnight to get smooth and then consume it throughout the day. So presumably you'd just take a small bottle of it into work for your lunch.
Write stories together and see how they evolve
http://storyline.io
My first meteor app - a website for writing stories together. It's fun and stories evolve in the most unexpected ways.

How does this work? Person A starts a story, Person B adds the first line, Person C adds the second line. I added time limits to post too to make things interesting.

Any thoughts?
New Facebook App for Android, the Number One Mobile OS in the US
http://www.problogger.net/archives/2010/08/09/essential-reading-on-content-for-your-blog/
The newest member of the Android tribe is none other than Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg, who replaced his iPhone for Android just one month ago.
Continuous Performance Testing in the Cloud (French), CloudBees 
http://blog.cloudbees.com/2014/03/continuous-performance-testing-in-cloud.html
Le Continuous Delivery est un des sujets brûlants de l’actualité. Pouvoir livrer une application en continu signifie que tous les processus de livraison ont été automatisés et que les développeurs et les opérationnels peuvent se concentrer sur des tâches à plus forte valeur ajoutée. Venez découvrir comment mettre en place des tests de performances en continu et un pipeline de Continuous Delivery avec les technologies Open Source Jenkins et JMeter grâce à la plateforme CloudBees et aux services BlazeMeter et NewRelic.
Occasionally check them.
Yes I take references on every potential hire
Time Management
http://www.efficientsoftware.net/resource/time-management-infographic.htm
6 tips to manage your time
Fairies, Witches and Supply and Demand
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/21/opinion/fairies-witches-and-supply-and-demand.html?_r=2
But the ant and the grasshopper leans right.
Google is developing meta layer for Mir and Wayland
https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/developers/design-documents/ozone
The abstraction will support underlying systems ranging from embedded SoC targets to new X11-alternative window systems on Linux such as Wayland or Mir to bring up Aura Chromium without needing additional platform code added to the Chromium source tree.
Landr - The fastest and easiest way to create simple mobile web pages
http://landr.co
Sharing your content with the world just got a whole lot easier. Landr allows you to create and manage a mobile landing page, with the features you really need. Best of all, you get everything for one low price.
ROFLputers
http://www.overcompensating.com/posts/20080207.html
It's no xckd, but, enjoyable anyways. There are worse reasons to learn to program...
The First All American Ski & Snowboard Demo Day
http://igg.me/p/118546?a=670673
The All American Snow Show will be the first ever demo day featuring only American-made skis and snowboards. Our goal is to bring all of these amazing brands together for four days at two ski resorts in the Northeast so more skiers can experience the creative design and state of the art technology of these all American made products. We will also be showcasing KneeBindings which are the only bindings in the world featuring pure lateral release technology, which highly reduces the risk of ACL injuries while skiing. KneeBindings are made in the state of Vermont and they are the only American manufactured bindings. At the All American Snow Show skiers will have the opportunity to demo dozens of skis and snowboards with the latest technology being developed here in the United States with American materials and labor.

Our dream is the American dream. Together we can help restore the American economy one industry at a time.
Table Booking Tutorial with Demo in Spring MVC
http://javaplanner.com/blog/spring-mvc-booking-system-tutorial/
A step-by-step tutorial that demonstrates how to create a table booking system in Java Spring MVC. A live demo, code snippets, screenshots and a ready downloadable sample are provided.
Like Hot or Not--but for Draw Something drawings
http://bestofdrawsomething.com/rate
Some of these drawings are staggering. Others, not so much.
How to be Prepared for an Interview
http://www.instituteforcoaching.com/2011/11/how-to-be-prepared-for-an-interview/
Have an interview coming up soon, but you’re not ready? Don’t worry. We know interviewing can be a stressful and daunting process, but it doesn’t have to be. With these tips, you’ll learn how to be prepared for an interview, become more confident and assertive and land the job you want.
1st HiDef Broadcast in Zimbabwe
http://www.techzim.co.zw/2012/06/supersport-does-1st-hd-broadcast-in-zim/
Supersport is broadcasting the Zimbabwe, Bangladesh and South Africa cricket series in High Definition. A first not only in Zimbabwe but also for the rest of Africa outside South Africa
Adminotech releases a WebGL webclient for Meshmoon scenes.
http://meshmoon.com/Default.aspx
WebRocket Developer API: http://doc.meshmoon.com/doxygen/webrocket/
Telegram Messenger —  the world's fastest messaging app
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/telegram-messenger/id686449807?ls=1&mt=8
Telegram is ultrafast, simple, secure and absolutely free. Create group chats with up to 100 people, share videos up to 1 Gb, send photos from web search. You can store everything you share in the cloud – for free.
From Idea to MVP: Design Series On Building a Start-Up From Sratch
http://blog.transbunko.com/from-idea-to-mvp/
Not really a Show HN since I'm still working on it. It's not great, but I hope it's helpful?
Ruby hack offers YC news feed with full articles
http://news.9suits.com
blogged here: http://6brand.com/scraping-hacker-news-success
Angoisse Symptomes
http://www.crisesdepanique.org/anxiete/angoissesymptomes.html
Angoisse Symptomes. Helpguide.org donne les 6 Angoisse Symptomes psychologiques. Que j'explique ci-dessous: 1. Irritabilité. Vous pouvez vous trouver plus colérique et plus enclin à accuser les autres des choses.
Ask HN: What do you use for support docs on your website?
I need to build out some quick documentation for a SaaS offering. What wikis, blogs, or other method do you use for your public documentation, and was it painless to install, set up and administer? I'm on ubuntu with phusion and rails.
First impressions of the Adobe LiveCycle Data Services ES2
http://www.314t.com/blog/my-first-impression-of-the-adobe-livecycle-data-services-es2/13-06-2011/
Adobe LiveCycle Data Services ES2 From From Experienced Adobe Flex developer's point of view.
A Web 2.0 app worth its weight (literally)
http://freerice.com/index.php
Guess the meanings of words and feed poor kids.