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We are Igbow, a small upcoming game development studio, founded by a group of friends. We recently released our forth game AMBIDEXTER.
It is a fast paced game, testing your reactions and concentration skills. Played continuously, you can train those skills and get better. And who knows? Maybe you can adopt it into your real life :).
You can download AMBIDEXTER here in the Google Playstore:
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Idk what effect the "positivity rating" would have on this.
At the very minimum, the elasticity is completely different. Also, in one case particles are hold within a lattice, while on the other they are completely free to move in any direction. And there are orbits to think about, while on the other case the deciding factor is particles leaving the lattice...

Well, I don't think calculations would look any alike.
Fully agree, the few times i visited the U.S. it always surprised me that a country with such technological speed still relies on the "unsafe" magnetic swipe. Not saying the chip is foolproof in any way but it's a good step from the magnetic system in place.

The same problems was raised when countries in the EU switched to chip but it was mostly vendors who was on old cash registers with no interfaces for the new card systems. That was solved through a manual total price entry into the EMV system, acting as it own system basically.

And as the parent comment mentioned, contactless payment is just really nice for smaller transactions. The ability to buy a coffee without opening your wallet (goods under $20) makes lines in stores so much faster since no signing/code entry is needed.
Yes. And then not the security benefits that subresource integrity is intended to provide.
What about using HTTP headers? So websiteB wants to load something by hash, it would have to whitelist it with "AllowedCAS: hash1 hash2 hash3". In fact, CSP already does this for inline scripts. So add another attribute to the CSP header, like 'cache-src' or something, listing good hashes. XSS can't modify the CSP header, so isn't this safe?
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We’re currently hiring for Engineering, Data science and DevOps positions, and our stack is primarily Python & JavaScript, with a wide variety of frameworks like Django/Flask and Backbone/Marionette/d3/react.js to keep things interesting.

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We make SQL data analysis really fast! Our customers build and share dashboards around their companies after querying tens of billions of rows in seconds.

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This seems like a really good idea.

Though the set of ~5 seems to expose you to a lot of risk still. What if the size of the set were increased such that the risk was 1 in a million rather than 1 in five.

What if the set of those insured was almost the size of a population?

Not only would you have spread the risk greatly and reduced cost, but you'd probably benefit from collective bargaining power to be able to reduce the costs that you were exposed to.

Sounds like a good idea all round.
I think the point was that once technology reaches a certain point where it's easy and efficient to do things we need (like produce clothes and food) then it's better to reduce everyone's hours by half or so (and keep paying them a living wage) rather than producing tons of useless crap and making everyone work 50 hours a week.
PMG | Fort Worth, TX

Frontend Engineer and Backend Engineer
You will be working with our team to create and drive big data projects, as well as, create new and innovative web technologies in the luxury retail and travel industries.

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dc.js seems to support mobile devices[0], why doesn't this visualization?

[0] https://dc-js.github.io/dc.js/
Also a very bad PR play, especially since there are no humans going to possess the property. It's just a rocket sent to blow up the trespassers.
Sorry for the confusion, not sure what a "true embed of node" on a webpage would be. "Replicating node" certainly wouldn't be either, I suppose the only thing that would be truly embedding node is compiling the node binary with emscripten or NaCL? If that's what you were thinking then no, we are allowing you to embed "node source code examples" into a webpage that users can run.
When the same thing happened to me, it turned out I had a `ReferenceError` higher up in the code. Tonicdev notebook will stop evaluating code as soon as an error occurs, like any regular JavaScript program would.

Even though your code blocks are separated, and text appears between them, it's all one contiguous block of code.
Chip and pin isn't any more secure than chip and sign, and is a greater hassle. For a while, merchant banks would deny fraud claims from skimmers claiming that the victim must have let the fraudster know the pin. However, as the card has to be on the magstrip as a backup, it's trivial to clone a pin. A friend had to fight for a fraud claim on her card a few years back, with the bank giving her that line. thankfully, she is dyslexic, and has chip and sign as an accommodation, so she was finally able to get enough words in for the rep to check her account flags and realize there was no way in hell she gave a pin to anyone, because her account doesn't have a pin attached to it. Chip and sign cards have pins on them for various silly reasons, even if there is no way it would ever be used.
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NPR - Boston - Senior Engineer and Senior Systems Administrator

NPR's Boston engineering office is hiring senior engineers and a senior systems administrator to work on systems that power the digital applications and APIs of public media.

We're starting to plan out the next generation of these systems, so it's a great time to come on board.

If you're interested in talking, please drop me (jbutler@) and Rick Ennis (rennis@) a line.
It's both less and more complicated than it seems. The borrowing system is quite complicated and it will take time before you can internalize it so that you can trust your code to compile on the first try. However, Rust is the good kind of complex in that when it surprises you, it tends to do so with a compiler error. It's very unlike C++ in that even when you're not a 100% sure of what's going on, the code tends to be quite robust.
If I'm reading you correctly, your argument basically boils down to "but managers/companies lie too".

Well, both sides are wrong then. Deals negotiated in bad faith are bad deals, regardless of whose bad faith it is.
Depends on your definition of web server, nginx is written in C, even Ruby and Python web servers call to C, they need the performance of C implementations, so I don't see why Rust wouldn't be a good fit for a web server.
It works great for me. I'm not into original-er-than-thou as a way to settle engineering questions.
> Groovy was booted off the Codehaus hosting service

FWIW, codehaus closed down. When was groovy "booted off"?
CSP allows blocking inline scripts right?

But 1. should exist regardless to complement the existing caching options. It shouldn't be sent by default to avoid adding another tracking method, but if the source page specifies a hash, and you have that hash, then If-Hash-Mismatch is perfect.

2. Bingo, winner.
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Keras is based on Theano - an easy way to get started.
That looks like a fun project. I like the idea of looking toward an improbable future goal for the sake of better understanding simple problems facing us today (like how to represent and compute semantics).

I think the really difficult problems for that project will probably be importing data into the model (i.e. semantic analysis of content) and scaling the model to a great enough extent for the real benefits of using a semantic structure to appear. The problem of defining a networked object model is arguably already solved, but I don't think there are any solutions that could scale to the extreme number of concepts and connections that such a system would require.

I also have to say, that site really made me want to use Smalltalk as a PIM for some reason.
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I have indeed been chasing an obscure bug. It's not within dc.js itself, but the underlying D3 library.

Sorry mobile users! The best Ive been able to do is show a screenshot for many mobile browsers. Even so, the draw performance is terrible since there is so much data being loaded. While smaller dc visualizations can work on a mobile device, its just too dang slow to show 10's of thousands of records. A laptop however has no problem.
Much like 'goto' statements in code, unless you really have a good reason to do you shouldn't disable SIP.
Armin isn't the author of requests; that's Kenneth Reitz.
Came here to say this.
And with every step the performance gets even worse!
It would definitely be interesting if you have time to push a sample project somewhere to see how it looks when it's someone that knows what they are doing.
It's easy to grant a process the privilege to transition to isolated SELiniux contexts, but it's difficult to grant a process the privilege to transition to a limited range of UIDs. Doing it with SELinux also makes it easier to provide additional restrictions - there's a lot of files and device nodes that have to be a+r for normal processes, but which don't need to be available to code running in containers. Using SELinux allows you to prevent the container processes from having access to anything other than the files inside their namespace without needing to entirely refactor the permissions in the host.
There Are Now Officially 70,000 Ways to Get Sick or Die
Minor correction: Kenneth Reitz is the author of Requests.
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Very cool. I think if you added a few more ways of slicing and dicing this data, you would have a decent chance at getting it accepted to a bioinformatics journal. For example, Oxford Journals Bioinformatics has an "Application Note" type of submission for useful programs that aren't quite original research. I work with one of the editors and he was impressed with the interface and thought it would have a good shot at acceptance.

In particular I think there need to be options added to normalize the y-axis of the graph beyond raw counts to percentage of deaths by age group to control for the fact that the number of deaths per bin is not the same.

It would also be nice to add a little more categorization to the causes of death, in a tree-like structure. For example, all vascular disease, with cerebrovascular disease, CVD, etc, as subtypes.

Also it would be nice to be able to ask questions like, "which states have the most (or least) fraction of deaths by, e.g., CVD"? Do some states have smaller or larger gender gaps in particular diseases?
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I don't think Maps.me has voice navigation or online live traffic alerts like Here does.
Submissions with a generic non informative description are usually flagged or ignored here. (or the mods may change the title)

From a previous thread:

> You might get more traction with more description. As it is, I'm not going to click on the link to see what it is.
Lying isn't a negotiation tactic or a loophole. It's lying.

A negotiation tactic: getting an actual job offer in hand for your salary + X, and then indicating to your manager that you have an offer for $S+X and that you would like to stay where you are if they could match.

Lying: not getting a job offer, but tell your manager you did.

Also lying: getting a job offer for $S, or $S+0.1X, but telling your manager you got an offer for $S+X.
Fetchmail is a Linux/Unix/Windows mail backup tool; it's scriptable and CRONable. Here's one example of how to use it. - http://lifehacker.com/235207/geek-to-live--back-up-gmail-wit...
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Our mission: Dramatically improve human health and quality of life by developing and applying advanced computational methods that transform the way compounds and materials are designed.

What we do: We develop a software platform for drug researchers, replacing labor-intensive procedures in favor of automation. Our platform gives access to an unparalleled combination of collaboration, data access, and computational modeling tools that speed up the drug discovery process. This technology allows scientists to run virtual experiments on massive compute grids and to analyze the resulting large dataset efficiently as a team.

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afaik Buck is Java
The age of death graph cuts off the values of the y axis on the left, so all I can see is a bunch of "00,000" values. I can only really make relative assessments to the age groups. :/
> but I assume they're great because Armin (the author of Flask and Requests in Python)

minor correction, Requests is written by Kenneth Reitz
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I do not have a choice. Google Analytics hits me everywhere, even if I do not use a Google account.

Other people having my number on their phone means Google collects that data, too.

Same with Facebook.

I have no choice to opt out, so unless they provide me such a choice, they have to be regulated by law.
Are there any good GUI tools for debugging Rust? Python + PyCharm is amazing, except now django.setup() takes so long to run in the debugger, I've switched to print statements.
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Where am I supposed to put stuff like my shell scripts?

I'm now using /usr/local/bin.

I looked for a guide, no joy. The more opinionated, the better, because I just want to follow the norm.
And what if Google Analytics tracks me? 3rd-party tracking needs to be illegal right now.
There was a logos-as-a-service featured some time ago.

Maybe you can use this one?

https://blog.clearbit.com/logo

I've been very positively impressed by Clearbit, though I haven't used them as a customer yet.
The inequality of who dies in car crashes
uBlock Origin + NoScript seems to be working without ads on the site