skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They don't call them "vegan hamburger" though.

Also, the label depicted doesn't say "vegan mayo", at least not in large print. It says "Just Mayo". It looks pretty deceptive to me.
Experiment and find out what works for you. Sativas tend to make me paranoid. I'll happily work all day while taking hits off of some indica that most people would consider to be a couch-lock strain.
Having been a software engineer for about 4 years, there were times when I remember having to put in extra hours to get things done. However, the majority of my time there has been really pleasant. We were never forced to work all day long so I believe it's more of a corporate culture more than anything else.

Call me crazy but I believe that it is possible to build a company where people can do amazing things without being forced to work extra hours. It's definitely on my to do list with my startup.
Because there's no known path to AI and articles like this are pretty much science fiction. Reminds me of that Georges Melies film about going to the moon in a cannon. We didn't have any ideas regarding rockets yet, so cannons it is.

I suspect someone will get some level of mega-expert system/simulated intelligence going sooner than later. Maybe something that can handle the types of commands you could give a dog and it being able to use enough fuzzy logic to work basic things out like, "Get me a coke from the fridge and then get my slippers."

That seems a lot more likely than suddenly birthing human-level AI from NN's. I think NN's will ultimately fail the same way planes work nothing like birds. Trying to copy a biological system very closely just doesn't make sense, at least most of the time.
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It's unclear what the profiles are all about. Is it for me as an individual or my company? Posting something cannot be deleted without sending an email. It's not ready for use imo....
Yep, I wouldn't work at a company that was unhappy I didn't drink the koolaid before I even began working there.
> Keep in mind that from another perspective, this same action is highly destructive brain drain, leaving destitute cities bleeding their talent to more prosperous ones.

Bluntly put: what of it?

I've left destitute cities for more prosperous ones in the past. Did I have some kind of duty to stay?
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is it a developer posting that I am available for a trial or company posting a job that they have a job offer?

If it's both ways, as a job seeker I would have to go through each item and understand if it's a job offer I could try.

The idea is good. But why twitter? why not a simple email? or probably linkedin is understandable.
You must hang around some pretty awesome dogs.
>Step 1. Go global. Check. Step 2. Sell all the debt you can. Check. Now what?

You tell me. It sounds like you believe all of that "sold debt" is just vaporized and results in nothing, instead of centuries of insane global growth. Don't believe it? Look out your window.
You haven't provided any evidence to support your viewpoint that it does cause cancer so whatever you deduce through "rational thought" is meaningless.
I think you're right, I read a few months back that grass is actually much more efficient in terms of reducing carbon. I'll have to look that up.
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worse than expected results for Ruby 2.2.2 performing less than Ruby 1.9.3
Sub-200? Speak for yourself.
If you're buying it legally it'll usually be on the package. For instance I have a packet here on my desk that says "Blue Dawg - j32 80% Indica / 20% Sativa". There are also websites that can tell you about different strains - leafly.com, allbud.com, and nuggetry.com, to name a few that come up when I search for 'blue dawg marijuana'.

Mood and delivery method can alter the effects, too. If you're taking massive bong hits after a long day at work it'll be a lot easier to fall asleep than if you're hitting a vaporizer early in the day.
I perhaps quibble with the dates, but I think it's hard to underestimate how revolutionary and groundbreaking the preceding "30 Years That Shook Physics" were (http://www.amazon.com/Thirty-Years-that-Shook-Physics/dp/048...). Perhaps 35, from Plank's late 1900 "there's quanta out there" to Yukawa's 1935 explication of the strong nuclear force, and don't forget Einstein's General Theory of Relativity in-between, it's still the best we have for gravity.

Since then, even with earth shattering developments like the discovery of nuclear fission in 1938 and what followed from that, things have been quite a bit slower in physics. Biology, though, certainly took up a lot of slack, we only really started getting a handle on its foundations in my lifetime.
Communicating the terminology in advance is very important. But, do hackathons fall under these legal requirements? A group of people working for n days without compensation.
If you read the complaint, the potential employee essentially worries that zenefits won't be technically challenging and it won't be a name brand place that opens doors by having it on your resume. And if we're honest, the 2nd bit is definitely important for your career.

A ceo who isn't a prick might have said we understand your concerns: here's [blah blah blah] reasons that our work is more technically challenging than it may appear from the outside or from your limited time interviewing here, and it's a personal and/or company goal to be recognized for the quality of our technical achievements as a peer of google.

I happen to think that zenefits is not particularly technically challenging and is mostly wiring together integrations with 3rd party systems, but I'm open to being wrong. Nonetheless, this might have won them the employee without being a dick.
> Track the head of each branch at each point in "monotonic server time

oof talk about over-engineering. What is the point? Just don't allow force pushes to protected branches is a much simpler model than. "Keep a bunch of bookkeeping meta data in the event of an unanticipated force push". All this complexity would only save you during the span of time those objects were collectible but not yet collected.
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Oh there's a myriad of details missing, to protect both my privacy, and the privacy of the accuser, whom I have come to believe was an unfortunate victim of both their own mental illness and the state.

It's more along the lines of:

I was sitting at friend's house, (quite literally) in my Sunday best. I received a phone call from an acquaintance who was distraught. I arrived at the home, was arrested, placed in handcuffs (double locked behind my back), and held for forty eight hours without food or drink.

I was released after paying an exorbitant bond (did you know you can post bond with a debit card?), followed by a rather insane two and one half years prosecution, against the wishes of everyone involved.
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While I agree that the CEO was an idiot there, I also don't have a huge amount of respect for anyone who judges where they work by whether it is a "buzzword like Uber".
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Stomach, esophagus, and pancreas cancers are all common for people who dip. The chemical difference between smokeless tobacco and marijuana in food is probably a lot different though.
An interpretation of the limits of language aided by Finnegans Wake:

http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2012/jul/12/what-ma...
same reason i gave up on the idea of using ocaml for crud apps, even though i love it for most other applications. it's really annoying to have to manually manipulate database rows via raw lists of strings :(
Congratulations and good luck!

Inbound.org has been a great marketing resource for me. Another source that's been useful is Andrew Warner's Mixergy podcasts. There's bits and pieces of advice on how to grow businesses that will help you.

Also, I'd love to help in any way I can so feel free to drop me an email - I'm in Customer Strategy and work extensively with Marketing and Advertising.

That said, I love your product's idea and it's definitely something that could be useful to us as a startup down the road. My personal opinion would be that the branding of the product could better reflect your headline "Feedback Tool with Automatic Screenshots". You'll have to think through who your target customers are and use their language.
Because theoretical communism has no use for money, the notion of ownership of that factory also goes away. The theory (at least the way I understand it) is that in a communist utopia, the society is not constrained as much by consumption and therefore everyone has enough.

Ironically, we might be approaching that point from the basic needs level - food and shelter for everyone is not such an outlandish idea anymore. However, I do not believe that people will be magically able to distribute that shared wealth evenly, so the more dystopian future is more likely where for the majority of manufacturing-related needs, capital completely replaces rank and file labor.

Personally, I think the idea of basic income or some other redistribution of wealth that keeps the demand alive is a more reasonable solution to the shrinking labor pool, as the need for labor will not evaporate completely, but instead individuals will be displaced from the labor pool in ways that will prevent them from effectively competing again.
Ingenic, a Chinese SoC CPU vendor, worked with ImgTec to add MXU (their MIPS32 SIMD extension) to MPlayer in an open source fork. However, they seem to insist that you reverse engineer their quirky instruction encodings from a confusing awk script. The only alternative is to actually run all of your source files through the awk script during builds...

I started adding them to the LLVM but lost interest. The instructions are available on the Creator CI20 and the GCW Zero, as well as some new Chinese market tablets from Philips.
There are tradeoffs to be made between executing more instructions per clock cycle and increasing the clock so measuring performance per clock can be interesting analytically but it doesn't actually say anything about how good a processor is overall. Even for a specific chip lowering it's clock speed will increase it's performance per clock as cache misses become less expensive.
Even the ones that will accept a PDF tend to require a PDF generated using their very specific template and style.
The range of Rs. 1,500,000 - 2,500,000 per 'month' is limited to CXOs of Indian companies. It's way too high for designers or developers, primarily due to the cost of living.
But not a lack of psychological addiction.
As others point out, this is provably false. React's use of a virtual DOM is merely an optimization. The same principle is used in many other areas: Double-buffered rendering in graphics engines, for example.

Facebook clearly chose HTML syntax (JSX) to be familiar with how developers are used to interact with HTML, thus lowering the learning curve. As others point out, the JSX syntax is still beneficial when not targeting the DOM, as in the case of React Native. JSX is just a preprocessor, and no different than writing, say, Mustache templates.

What React brings to the table is a framework for declarative UI components. Functionally, React components are no different than, say, Backbone views (indeed it's quite trivial to port a backbone view to a React component), but the data flow principles promoted by React (unidirectional MVC, immutability, declarativity, discrete state transitions) are different, and somewhat novel in the UI/MVC space.

React is definitely not just a "patch". If you think that, you've clearly not studied it closely enough.
A starting point is "stress-energy tensor" as a keyword to search.
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You wouldn't need to force higher densities as it would naturally occur for high-value inner-city land. If the government taxes your economic land rents, it increases the opportunity cost of using high value land in unproductive ways.
Both Loongson-3A2000 and 3B2000 are 4-way superscalar processors built on a 9-stage, super-pipelined architecture with in-order execution units, two floating-point units, a memory management unit, and an innovative crossbar interconnect.

Wow, that's pretty wide for an in order processor that isn't VLIW.

EDIT: All the other references to the Godson/Loongson 3 series I can find say that it's out of order in general - at least those articles that didn't repeat that phrase verbatim (I sense a press release). And you can see the reorder queue in the diagram. Unless they're doing something like the Atom did where the ALUs are in order but the AGUs are out of order, but then why have register renaming?

I found some details here[1] making it very clear this is out of order and what happens at each pipeline stage and some (pretty bad) benchmark results here[2].

[1]http://www.7-cpu.com/cpu/Loongson.html#Loongson3A

[2]http://www.7-cpu.com/
Would you be able to share his / her details?
I'd recommend checking out RefinePro, which is based on OpenRefine: http://refinepro.com/

They're doing a private beta and might have what you're looking for. I can put you in touch with the founder if you need more information.
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Pre-genetic-augmentation human intelligence doesn't have to be plain old meat, either-- there's a renaissance of cognitive enhancement occurring right now in the nootropic field, with many different chemical compounds under investigation along with a few less traditional approaches like Thync/tDCS or "brain exercises". As far as eugenic paring of the human gene line toward higher intelligence goes, I wouldn't think about producing an ubermench for another 20 years, at which point we can then wait another 30 years for the freshly born cohort of ubermenschenkinder to mature to adulthood, then another 30 years for the ubermenschen to realize that the last generation solved the problems they were raised for, leaving even harder and more inscrutable mysteries for them to chase. I think a GATTACA style genetic inequality is inevitable.

One gargantuan thing the author didn't mention which will probably be responsible for rapidly rising perceived intelligence is the quality of living improvements that are underway for the world's poor. The more people raised to a standard of living that allows for the highest levels of education and divorce from economic necessity, the more superintelligent people we'll see in the world. It isn't because these people are dumb until they get money, it's because mathematical or scientific intelligence is not at all developed or rewarded under the current paradigm of poverty, leading to an appalling amount of intelligence-potential wasted. The rising worldwide standard of living is going to furnish us with more and more people who have the proper intelligence, training and mindset (most important items listed last!) to contribute to difficult problems.
> in case your blindness allows you to see the facts against your incoherent opinions

> you took hypocrisy to an all new level with that comment

> in case you intellectual honesty doesn't allow you to figure out

Comments like these break the HN guidelines in a bunch of ways. Please don't post like that here.
The dangerous thing about thinking of life as a story is starting to apply story tropes to it. Life doesn't inherently have happy endings, fairness, justice, heroes, villains, turnabouts, karma, or any other tropes. You can try to make your corner of it better, and in some cases you can make quite a lot of it better, but life doesn't obey narrative causality.
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Since they did not create a wormhole: Doesn’t this submission’s title go against the guidelines?

> […] please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait.
Actually, simply using "track by" in Angular puts it on par with React's performance regardless of whether or not you follow React's patterns. You do understand that Angular 1.x's $scope is essentially a virtual DOM inasmuch as it's a javascript representation of the DOM which provides a more efficient means of diffing (dirty checking in Angular's case). "Virtual DOM" is just a fancy buzzword for React's solution to figuring out what to change. React's requirement that the entire DOM tree be re-rendered any time any state changes meant that dirty checking would be prohibitively expensive, so they had to come up with a clever workaround which, to their credit, ended up being just as performant as Angular's dirty checking.

You can use Angular 1.x in exactly the same way you use React by only ever using 1-way binding and constructing your entire application out of directives scoped to elements. The only thing Angular 1.x doesn't let you do is use JSX, but then again, you could just use plain old javascript and imperatively build up your DOM elements (which is what JSX does under the hood anyways) if you really don't want to have .html files.
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What do you mean by "none of the code overhead of having to manually patch the DOM"? None of the other frameworks make you manually patch the DOM, they all do it automatically in their own way.
Sorry for the delay.

What you're talking about in this thread doesn't translate to applying the model "without nuance", but to wrongly apply the model or to not apply the model at all (since the model is not followed).

That's why I think your first post is wrong; the disease model does not claim that deviancy == illness.
Rather, it claims that the identified problematic behavior is a result of a chemical/biological issue, and doesn't deal with definition of problems at all.

Also worth noting is that the purely biologic view isn't really en vogue any more. AFAIK, the biopsychosocial model is more popular.

In practice, it is valuable to view mental disorders as (i.e. not claim that they are) illnesses, one of the reasons for which you touch upon in your original post.

I have of course heard arguments like Hallowell's before, and I don't think that they're entirely unreasonable, although the gist of them can be applied to psychiatric diagnoses in general, seeing that all symptoms and traits can be said to exist on a scale/spectrum/continuum. Most literature I've seen readily acknowledges this (and notes pitfalls of other kinds, like being somewhat based on social norms). This is the one of the nuances I've previously alluded to.

As I think is quite clear from our exchange, positions like these are not the ones i disagree with, nor the ones I refer to as conspiratorial – that would be those that actually posit conspiratorial "theories", e.g. willful persecution of those outside the "normal" by practitioners, the powers that be, etc.

I'll refrain from commenting on your rude sarcasm and unreasonable assumptions, but know that cherry picking a source and appealing to its authority doesn't make for a convincing (nor logical) argument.

I'm also familiar with medicalization of deviance, though I don't see how this pertains to the disease model, as this kind of social control is possible (and has been performed) via a plethora of means.

P.S. Just came across an editorial [0] that deals with some of this that might be of interest.

[0]: http://bjp.rcpsych.org/content/191/5/375
Why? This statement is certainly true.

You can expand the range of people with any plausible contribution until it's not, but doing so would be an ideological exercise at best.

Von Neumann, Shannon, Turing, Weiner, Hopper and many more, on through Wozniak, Torvalds, I could go on and on. There's nothing wrong with calling extraordinary intellect what it is.
I must be unlucky because most strains of marijuana give me terrible panic attacks. The sativa heavy or hybrid strains do it every time, and with indica its a dice roll depending on how long the smoke is in my lungs. I inhale and then immediately exhale (the smoke is in my lungs for less than a second). One hit and bam! I'm as high as I need to be (and it feels great). Any higher makes me feel like I'm having a heart attack.

Contrast this to some of my friends who can smoke bowl after bowl of super buds and still write good assembly language.

It's probably better for my health but I do wish I could smoke more, feel the good effects, and not get crazy paranoid.
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At no point in this post is there anything remotely resembling an example of what the author is talking about. With the exception of the reference to active record, the author could be talking about literally any other framework or toolset.
Hi,

Its 'Companies list positions and people apply to work with them for 3 days.'

My thought process was that companies will shortlist applicants based on social/public profile and a personal link (could be linkedin or website).