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http://www.geonomics.com

You’ll be working in one of three small (3-4 person) teams of full-stack developers to help create genuinely innovative web- & mobile-based multi-player games that combine interactive gameplay and visuals with “soft-core” (low-stakes) gambling. The games have a pirate treasure theme and are overlaid on Google Maps.
Simple standard bank transaction? If you want to support the creator regularly, you can easily set that up as well.
This is what things like PCI compliance are for. Admittedly PCI is a crappy ticklist, but it enables you to distinguish between organisations that at least try to check the boxes and those that don't.
I met with Kyle Kingsbury (Aphyr of Call Me Maybe the Jepsen database testing series) out in Berlin and I recall him mentioning at one point that Postgres was a good generic database especially with the JSON blob storage. So I am wondering if making the extensions you propose might not be worth it cause it will come with all that extra overhead.

I do however recommend exploring and even building your own graph database, it is a great learning exercise. But don't fool yourself by doing it on top of Postgres, actually jump in and become immersed. I built http://gunDB.io/ to scratch a similar itch, I wanted an easy graph database with realtime updates like Firebase. I would love to hear your feedback, or even have you contribute.
Tinfoil hats actually amplify mind-control beams
Asymmetric proof-of-work based on the Generalized Birthday problem [pdf]
The elections are typically bundled, so in a particular November in some places you might be voting for president, senator, representative, governor (most states have gubernatorial elections halfway through presidential terms, though), state representative, state senator, district attorney, sheriff, school board, propositions (binding referenda on legislation or amendments to state constitutions), ... Turnout varies a lot, with much higher turnouts in presidential elections (but these additional voters may or may not vote on the other ballots).

In the federal govt AIUI there are no elections for executive offices other than the presidency, so only president, vice-president, senators and representatives are elected. But many state and local executives are elected, as determined by local legislation.

http://images.dailykos.com/images/134822/large/Elected_offic... gives a breakdown of how many elected officials there are at various levels of government.
>Resetting an infected device will remove the Wifatch malware
Best. Malware. Ever.
I have an HDD
Well it sounds like they have the same problems other rich kids have. Mainly that it's hard to get away from from your parents' influence, and anything you achieve is credited to the family. Also there's a wariness about new people, and a feeling of being disconnected from ordinary society.

I know a couple of heirs, and they've handled it differently. One kid works in the family office, investing the family fortune. He takes the view that his life belongs to the family, and he's just a temporary caretaker, whose duty is to keep things good for the next generation.

Another has avoided the family business, and doesn't use the family name (everyone who read Forbes would recognise him). He works a job that he didn't need connections to get, and seems happy with it now. When we were in school, it took a while to come to terms with the fact that he didn't have to work, ever.
This reminds me a bit of Born Rich, the documentary by Johnson & Johnson heir Jamie Johnson:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8o46HH-TfNY
Transcend also offer WLANSD cards which with a simple set of commands over their telnet port can run an FTP server.
Cool headline, but given the population of China, we're probably talking children of the 0.001%
What school is that?
What kind of skills?
Gun violence and terrorism in the US: Barack Obama wants you to see this chart
I thought this was very clever, it feels like Singapore naturally runs it's self with a startup like culture.
Some devices require you to physically connect them in order to access the data. An SD card with WiFi allows you to easily access the data while the card is still in the device.
a few years ago i was looking for something like this for my car stereo. instead of having to take the sd card out of the car and change the music every few days i could just use something like this to sync across new music. dunno if it works like that though.

there are cards called Eye-fi that have done wireless for a few years now but they only sync across photos from a dslr/camera to your computer or mobile phone
As long as it's not on the chips I guess you're right.
The latter part is because it was a simulated failure using their Chaos Kong (follow their link to Chaos Experiment: http://techblog.netflix.com/2015/09/chaos-engineering-upgrad... ).
It smells like piss everywhere in Paris. Even my Parisian friends call it "the smell of Paris"
And this is why aging should be cured.
Title is a click-bait and a huge exaggeration over what is actually written there:

> IAD will initiate a transition to quantum resistant algorithms in the not too distant future.
[...]
Until [next Suite of cryptographic algorithms] is developed and products are available implementing the quantum resistant suite, we will rely on current algorithms.
Why Kindergarten in Finland Is All About Playtime
How unsurprising.
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Full-time, Onsite

Berlin-based startup relayr is looking for Senior Backend Developer:
relayr is all about bringing things to life. We have three technical pillars: an Internet of Things Platform as a Service, open SDKs and a Hardware development platforms designed to allow developers to quickly build Internet of Things solutions.

You will design and implement new features for backend (Scala, Rest Services, Akka, Postgres, Cassandra, RabbitMQ, etc.), build data streaming / analytics infrastructure to process data from sensors, work on scalability / performance problems.

Requirements: 3-5 years in server-side projects (ideally on JVM platform), expertise in building REST APIs/distributed systems, experience with SQL and NoSQL databases, experience in data related frameworks and tools (Kafka, ElasticSearch, etc.) is a plus.

For more details, follow the link: https://www.relayr.io/jobs/senior-backend-developer/
so with two patreon style sites both of which say "we take security seriously" , until they have a breach, how would you judge which one would take better care of your data?

The information (AFAIK) about their security mechanisms only got released as a result of the breach, so even assuming you knew what the terms were and how to judge good security from bad, you wouldn't have the information until the site got compromised.

This is a very common problem, some more examples here http://raesene.github.io/blog/2014/06/08/finding-security/
I think you want to google "triple store" because that is effectively what you are trying to do AIUI. Triple stores are the persistence strategy of choice for RDF and other Semantic-Web-type applications.

Each row in a triple store stores a relationship between 2 objects, with unique IDs for the subject, the relationship type, and the object. The IDs could refer to other tables that store entity and relationship details.

There are specialised triple store DBMSs, but implementing one in PostgreSQL should be pretty easy.
relayr || Front-end JavaScript Engineer|| Berlin, Germany
Full-time, Onsite

Berlin-based startup relayr is looking for Front-end JavaScript Engineer:

relayr is all about bringing things to life. We have three technical pillars: an Internet of Things Platform as a Service, open SDKs and a Hardware development platforms designed to allow developers to quickly build Internet of Things solutions.

You will build Dashboards/Interfaces/Adapters that will connect these devices to an end-user. You will build tools that will enable other developers to use our system. At this position you will be able to create Single Page Applications, WebApps, Cordova Mobile Applications, Node-Webkit Desktop Applications, Ecma6 JavaScript code and more.

Requirements: 3-5 years in web engineering, strong proficiency in HTML5/CSS/JavaScript, experience with AngularJS, Backbone, LESS, SASS, Grunt, experience in ECMA6 JavaScript and DevOps is a plus, interest in prototyping hardware like the RaspberryPi and Arduino.

For more details, follow the link: https://www.relayr.io/jobs/front-end-engineer/
Those buildings look brutally beautiful.
It depends on how large is your dataset, But in my use cases I found HighCharts pretty good ( Its free for non commercial )
Lessons on how to design a Pitch Deck
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The Evolution of Operating Systems (2000) [pdf]
YouTube's audio quality has room for improvement
What do you think about the "Palais Chaillot", on the Trocadéro, in front of the Eiffel Tower ?
Maybe it's timeless, but it's also charmless ... It has no soul, it's a classic/greek/renaissance pastiche like a lot of fascist buildings from the same period. I prefer the brutalist buildings, because they are the witnesses of their times.

But I agree that sometimes, neo classicism is more suited to our way of life.
A small city near Paris, Le Plessis Robinson, has switched in less than 15 years from the typical "banlieue", with hideous towers, to a fake typical old french city (fake old church, fake old market, fake old city hall, etc).
http://www.plessis-robinson.com/uploads/media/DSC_8867.jpg

I think it's a beautiful pastiche. Quality of life is now very appreciated here.

Here are some pictures before/after :
http://www.pss-archi.eu/forum/viewtopic.php?id=34108
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Can someone make a HQ Version of this? (Not on YouTube pls)
Question I got afterwards was: Apart from disabling telnet, what kind of long-term modifications are made to the system?

I don't mind a nice vigilante "malware" that disables out-of-date daemons, but I mind if suddenly it added an opening for something else.
I heard Vimeo to be quite ok.
Media Credibility and the Murray Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect
I expected a lot more there. Our page for GitLab has more https://about.gitlab.com/applications/ Maybe GitHub will add more or they want to be selective. I hope the former, it makes sense to list them all I think. We certainly list every one that sends a merge request and has explicit support for GitLab.
With all hard problems out there, genomic queries, keyword auction allocation, aerodynamics simulations, etc.. I still can't believe there's not a solid a main-stream crypto currency whose computation is an actual problem (at that point, if you want to create ASICS for it, it would be just great).
More on topic, the guys are killers, I loved also their article "bitcoin over tor isn't such a good idea".
That’s an awfully awful defense of bigotry. So unaware, so unempathic, so awful through and through.

I really hope that I will never think that way, no matter how old I am.
Sigh. Audio Quality
Bill gurley on the future of ecommerce
Not terribly important, but it was a place where immigrant kids could mingle with the kids of diplomats, corporate folks, and the wealthy.
Weird how much the quality differs on certain songs.
Which reminds me - and sorry for going slightly off-topic - why on Earth does the JS world invent so many new names for things that already have perfectly good ones? For instance, why "Web Workers" instead of "threads"?
That's a terrible chart.

Show for the same time period for each group.

US terrorism deaths, 2015: 0 (? have there been any in 2015?)

better chart http://www.vox.com/2015/10/1/9437187/obama-guns-terrorism-de...
Security Sense: So I Got Pwned in a Data Breach (again)
This is good, but getting "well-known" solutions actually used in practice is a very hard, and worthwhile problem. (This is not just "PGP needs a better UI"; it's also "how do I get embedded/IoT developers to use half-decent crypto", "bringing TLS into the 21st century", etc.)
This one's a bit better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHVX0SKqQg4 (but without cool video).

So weird how the versions with the best video often sound the worst.
Adblock Plus to Allow Independent Board to Decide Which Ads Are `Acceptable’
https://acceptableads.org/
Magento 2 release date
Do you still have "3 minor crimes" == "prison time"?

Are prisoners still forced to provide cheap "American" goods that would otherwise come from China?

Do "Christian" groups still push for the highest technically possible sentence against the public interest?

An odd thing to say about a slate article, but I think they're overthinking it.
MPEG-SASH – Simple Adaptive Streaming Over HTTP
Encore || Full Stack Javascript Web Developer || Central London, Full-time, Onsite

https://joinencore.com

Encore, the UK's musicians network, is hiring a lead developer to join our 3-4 person team and work on all aspects of the site alongside our CTO.

Strong Javascript skills a must, experience with Node.js, Jade, MongoDB all useful.

Great salary + equity available. Get in touch to find out more: team@joinencore.com
But then it could also just be uploaders not knowing how to get the best results when uploading music, the Germans seem to be able to handle it quite well in a few rare cases: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuSqaEsNUFo
> Stunning, especially the pictures 'José, 89, Les Damiers, Courbevoie, 2012. (Laurent Kronental)' Livable and beautiful brutalism.

I lived in one of those apartments for a few years, with stunning view of whole of Paris - on the 14th July I could see a dozen different fireworks shows ! Big spaces, large terraces, huge windows... I love this place. The duplex apartments near the top of the buildings are my dream homes !

Alas it is not well maintained and a vicious circle having taken root it is now extremely expensive to maintain. Two thirds of the complex have been emptied and will soon be demolished to make room for a hugely tall Dubaï-like Russian office/apartment/hotel complex.

> Opposed to 'Les Tours Aillaud, Cité Pablo Picasso, Nanterre, 2014. (Laurent Kronental)' which appears like a regular tower high rise, but with round windows.

The apartments there are most definitely not as nice as Les Damiers - unlike Les Damiers, Tours Aillaud is cheap social housing. Used to be a difficult neighborhood, but being so close to La Défense it has improved a lot. The roundness and the colors are dear to my heart - I also have fond memories in those livingrooms with one round wall.

There are far worse places around Paris - those chosen by the author are absolutely not "crumbling neighborhoods". Vision 80 (one of his pictures), right on Le Parvis de La Défense as the ideal embodiment of the Athens Charter even qualifies as luxury brutalist housing - the top floor apartment with three half levels might not be wheelchair accessible but they are otherwise gorgeous spaces... I would probably have bought one of them if I had not so many children. Their Achille's heel is the maintenance and running costs.

Disclaimer: I grew up in La Défense, bathed in construction sites and Charte d'Athènes - I may not be the most objective person about lovely brutalism.
Yes, there have been four link-bait web-spam regurgitations of this
story submitted to HN. Some of them needed to have their titles edited
by HN moderators due to link-bait. None of them linked to the original
source, and none of them got much attention on HN. The HN Guidelines [1]
ask us to avoid link-bait and submit original sources. The HN FAQ [2]
says a few reposts are tolerable if a story hasn't gotten significant
attention in the last year.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10309752

6 points - 2 comment - phys.org

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10309647

3 points - 0 comment - www.sciencealert.com

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10307099

2 points - 0 comment - www.gizmag.com

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10305226

2 points - 1 comment - www.electronics-lab.com

The claimed/potential efficiency numbers may never come to pass, but if
they just get close, it's important new research for solar power and was
interesting enough news to warrant an intentional repost.

The submitted story is the "original source" press release from the
Georgia Institute of Technology (gatech.edu). Though it has quotes from
the authors of the research and is written at a high level, it's still
just a press release about recently published research [3], so it's not
entirely "original" per se. None the less, the press release is still
more easily readable for most people than the research paper itself. The
paper is Open Access (i.e. free) and DOI linked in the press release.

Unfortunately, it's extremely common for sites like electronics-lab.com,
eetimes.com, phys.org, sciencealert.com, gizmag.com and countless others
to take original source press releases from university news sites, and
create link-bait web-spam regurgitations. The majority of the supposed
"articles" on such sites are just reproductions of press releases from
other original sources, usually universities.

Though universities are complicit in creating web-spam by allowing their
press releases to be replicated, it's still better for new research to
get some exposure. If you see a HN submission from one of the press
release regurgitation mills, track down the original source and post it
in a comment so the mods can change the url. It helps keep the quality
of HN high.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html

[3] "A carbon nanotube optical rectenna" (Nature Nanotechnology, 2015).
http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nnano.2015.220
Very cute and cool little environment .. was pleasantly surprised to see that it came with my Vexatron purchase (amazing in its own right) .. a truly delightful little environment, which I'm going to enjoy, very much, teaching my 8-year old to play with .. just like the good ol' days of computing, before IDE's came along .. ;)

EDIT: reminds me a little bit of antirez' LOAD81 environment which is also, a bit of a retro programming experience:

http://github.com/antirez/load81
I'd say 'sometimes' rather than 'often'. But the underlying reason for this is still the same – cheap construction, poor maintenance. And of course those are the unpopular buildings. But there's nothing inherent to brutalism that means buildings have to be constructed like that.

My favourite examples of this kind of thing are the 'New Towns' in the UK. These were build in the late 40s through to the mid 60s to deal with overspill from cities. Towns like Cumbernauld and Livingston in Scotland were designed to be very human-focused – easy to walk through, segregated road systems, distinct districts with local services, central civic centres and so on. A genuinely utopian vision of the future, in some respects.

The problem is that shoddy construction and poor maintenance made living conditions unacceptable. Demographic changes and the mass overspill from cities made for less cohesive communities – segregated underpasses for example became sites of violent crime.

I think that in most cases the reasons for certain brutalist developments being unpopular is down to causes distinct from the architecture – and I think it's a mistake to conflate the issues. Though it does explain the unpopularity.
So literally one guy is pissed on the internet.
Wasn't "The 1%" really "The 0.001%" in the US already?
Agreed, considering how new and trendy Flux is ... that is a weird name usage.
I would have thought that Eye-fi [1] had a patent on this!

[1] http://eyefi.com
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> why do ctrl+F & ctrl+G do the same thing?

They don't. One opens the search dialog and the other finds the next instance of the search term.
Are we talking about a startup here? Can you share the URL of your company website, please?

By the way, I remember your email from one of those Facebook group posts. You found a home for him yet?
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Bank transactions are anything but simple to set up in some places, and can also be very expensive to set up when you're talking about international transfers of money. Thankfully there are things like IBANs and BICs, but that doesn't help when a bank wants to charge you something like 5x the value of the transfer (when the transfer is a low value, like 5/month).

Credit card processing already handles the whole international transfer cost, and puts the burden on the processor instead of the payer. That processor can then do things like batch transactions to reduce the cost.
Because with threads you expect shared memory. Web workers currently communicate only by message passing, more like a basic UNIX process. But they're unlike a UNIX process in other ways.

If they used an existing name someone else would be on here complaining about that.
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