skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For those who don't speak German, that's the schedule for 2050:
ITER is supposed to show by 2027 a successful result to produce more energy than put in. Then they want to rework the design and start building an actual power plant around 2035, allow 10 years of construction, with being connected to the grid around 2050.
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I have the same problem in standard vertical mode on Android/Chrome. Please revert!

http://i.imgur.com/83wdzFy.gif
Exactly. The resistance to change is stunning. It's an ingrained psychology of individuality continuing to dig our management hole for us. Ignore the system at your peril.
I fully expect someone to ask, "So why Lintron instead of Hound?" The answer for us is a combination of things. First, given the large quantity of private repos we have, hosted Hound is not cheap. Hound also has a lot more moving parts and isn't particularly friendly to self-hosting setup. It was almost easier to write the prototype version of our own lint bot than it was to set up Hound. This also just makes things really easy to hack on and to ship other behaviors, that may not be strictly linting but still make sense as PR comments, that Hound didn't envision. It's really just a matter of preference. It's pretty easy to fork Lintron, throw it on your own hosting, and hack it to your liking. Whereas Hound is obviously designed primarily to be a subscription service based around config files.
A problem there is cost for a personal project: are there any free or low-cost MISRA C static checkers out there?

Frama-C might be worth looking into if the goal is improved reliability, and they'd be able to leverage their existing C skillset.
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Metaprogramming saves the day
SEEKING WORK - London, UK only. No recruitment agencies.

Freelance iOS Developer. Available now.

 iPhone, iPad, Watch, and TV apps.

Swift + Objective-C.

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• BBC

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At the risk of repeating myself: you cannot see the other party's review until you have left your own! So they won't know what kind of review you left until either (a) the time window of reviewing closes, or (b) they have submitted their review. So there is ZERO chance of them knowing that you left a bad review before writing theirs. ZERO.
Has anyone figured out yet how to reactivate Norton AV
Has anyone figured out yet how to reactivate Norton AV once it's expired and automatically deactivates on computers?
Amazon IoT for Embedded
Today it's just widely considered a very popular but doomed experiment. Wikipedia is corrupt as hell and the power of editing important pages lies in the hands of a few elites.
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[1] http://counterparty.io

[2] http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/0823a136-0ead-11e5-9ae0-00144...

[3] http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-08-04/wall-stree...

[4] http://in.reuters.com/article/2015/06/09/symbiont-blockchain...
I See Hints of an API Industry Economic Engine
You can use clouds, just not public ones.
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Viacom -- New York, NY - Full Time

Looking for Sr. Data Engineer

https://viacomcareers-viacom.icims.com/jobs/2113/senior-soft...
FundApps was recently recognised as one of the top 50 fintech startups in Europe. We sell a web service that automates financial regulatory compliance. We're a company of 16 right now, and somewhat unusually are a bootstrapped startup are growing rapidly through acquisition of customers rather than funding. Current openings we have in London.

-Full Stack UI Engineer
-Infrastructure / Ops Engineer
-.NET / Backend Engineer

More here: http://fundapps.workable.com/ or email me direct - james.peters@fundapps.co if you have questions. Thanks!
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Booze, beanbags and bike workstations are now the signs of a "thriving" startup environment?
This part from their wikipedia entry isn't that understandable. Maybe some reference I'm too old to catch?

"Livecoding.tv was founded by Jamie Green & Underscore Pete in 2014"
Why do think VW would bother issuing formal requirements?
I'm not sure if you care for death metal, but Allegaeon released Elements of the Infinite last year which contains several songs about cosmology and mathematics. One, in particular, is entitled "Dyson Sphere"[1].

While we're on the subject of Dyson Spheres, Alkaloid released a four part song earlier this year on their debut, again entitled "Dyson Sphere". My interpretation is that it's about a sphere created in order to serve as an incubator for an entire species. All of the parts are available on their Bandcamp page[2].

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVGcwoqgbyE
[2] https://alkaloid-band.bandcamp.com/album/the-malkuth-grimoir...
This is a cool project if you have a Raspberry Pi you need to repurpose and/or tinker with.

On the other hand, I'd also like to note that you can get Kali Linux running on a Nexus 5 or a Nexus 7, which in my opinion is a much sleeker hacking device and probably less work to setup:

https://www.kali.org/kali-linux-nethunter/

EDIT: Been about a year since I last looked at that page. It looks like nearly the entire Nexus line is supported now. As is the OnePlus One.
THat's beside my point too- the community doesn't have time to chase whatever the custom-solution-du-jour is this year. General purpose Intel processors are always a better investment because (IMHO) there isn't really any true CPU bottleneck at this point. Data storage, memory bandwidth, network bandwidth are the big three issues.
That's why 'world' was in quotes. Hubris is tedious, nationalist or otherwise. I remember visiting someone's oversized digs who had an old Sony 3/4 inch videocassette archives of Charles Kuralt's 'On the Road' series. In one, Kuralt was whining about Jimmy Carter's attempts to impose the metric system as US standard and ended his rant with 'there's nothing romantic about a centimeter worm' [from some 'inch worm measuring a marigold' pop song]. That general sentiment held and subsequent attempts at metrification fizzled out. And we know what impact mixed standards had on construction of the mirror for the Hubble space telescope.
At ShipHawk, each developer is entrusted with autonomy and is provided transparency to all parts of the company. The more you put in, the more you get out of your experience here. We are a small agile team that's growing rapidly, 10 minutes away from Santa Barbara beaches. Pair programming and mobbing are the standard. We're tackling ambitious problems and there's no shortage of optimism and excitement here.

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Wow, you weren't kidding.

Screenshot for those with ad-blocking software (mildly nsfw): http://i.imgur.com/Aq1lWNe.jpg
Might want to mention the 'Go' (language) side of things too??
With a phobia of large groups of people, I cannot even fathom how people allow themselves to get into such situations.

That mecca thing recently blew my mind, they just all crushed themselves to death and kept going.

The mecca death toll is now near 1500 people I believe. 1500!
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OP, please append "(1996)" to the title.
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My name is Luke and I'm a full-stack developer with 15 years experience, specialising in JavaScript applications using React, Angular and Backbone and backend applications using Rails and Go with PostgreSQL, Cassandra and Redis as the datastore(s).

For the past five years I've been running my consulting company through which with the help of my team we have delivered many projects - see my website for a selection at http://sketchconsulting.com/, though please contact me with a description of your project and I will be able to show you more relevant work.

Currently I am available for either solo work or as part of a two man team with my dev partner who is also full-stack with similar skills and has good CSS, design and UX abilities.

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Got a link to any cost-benefit calculations? Every new restriction made nationwide to the building code undoubtably costs society many millions or even billions of dollars. (Something like a trillion dollars of housing is built in the US each year.) I couldn't even find any news stories about people getting killed by being crushed by crowds in buildings in the US in the past couple years.

My suspicion is that building codes should be relaxed rather than tightened.
Also, a more recent project we worked on was with the government of Mexico:

http://complejidad.datos.gob.mx/#/?locale=en-mex
I just did the one in Nashville. It was a lot of fun, but it was very expensive (~$35), and they also made us solve the puzzle with a bunch of strangers (in order to fill up the room entirely).

The good part of this is that they're making $280 per hour (8 x $35) off of their escape room, and at those prices, there should be many, many more of them soon (which will bring down the price to its equilibrium, which I assume is far lower).
Sometimes I wonder why nobody opens a showroom that doesn't sell products, but only shows stuff. (At a fee of course.)

But it might cost too much to finance all the products you wish/have to show. Manufactures can help and donate demo gear :)
What is a programming language?
I'm sorry. I have a patent on "Repeated addition for application of basic combinatorial theory".

Pay up :)
Lowest I know of is Gimpel's PC-/FlexLint, single workstation prices are $389 to run on Windows, $998 for obfuscated C source code: http://www.gimpel.com/html/index.htm

The MISRA documentation is not very expensive and useful by itself, £15 + VAT for an ecopy: http://www.misra.org.uk/?TabId=58
What about the security clearance process is arbitrary?

As far as the proposal writing goes, if a group can't draft a decent proposal, how are they going to produce good documentation? I'm not seeing how grantsmanship presents an unfair bar here.
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Wow, trying to doxx people is just the lowest.
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That Apple is hiring software developers?
Both Germany and Japan ban insider trading. It is debatable whether their regulations are lighter and whether their regulations are sufficiently lighter to make a difference.
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I wake up and give them wet AND dry food, unfortunately. We have older / senior / senile cats that have a combo of prescription and wet food that's best for their digestive and urinary systems. I've yet to find a wet food automation system that will work reliably let alone be affordable.
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You have:

- Strong javascript skills
- At least a few years experience building web applications
- A passion for making stuff that's both easy on the eyes and easy to use
- You are based in (or willing to relocate to) Oslo ( http://www.stay.com/oslo/guides/ )

We offer:

- A tight-knit team of six talented developers
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- 5 weeks paid vacation
- Paternal/maternal leave in accordance with Norwegian law (up to 12 months)
- Fresh, new offices in central Oslo, in walking distance to public transportation, cafés, restaurants, shopping centers, the Oslo fjord, several public parks and a 25 minute subway ride away from a multitude of nature trails
- Focused atmosphere, with two developers per office
- In-house gym facilities
- Free health care

If you want to apply, we want:

- A CV with info on what have you done so far -- not as a list of names and buzzwords, but as you would explain it to another programmer over a cold beverage
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What is the name of the IQ test you took?

Intelligence really isn't "multi-faceted" (read Gardner's own admission that his theory never panned out) and it isn't ill-understood (refer to the Nature or Nurture interview with Nancy Segal on YouTube).

There's two reasons people say that. One is, they fared badly on a test and want to dismiss it, and the other is, they fared well on a test and are bashful about it.

Also, IQ tests are meant to measure a person's intelligence, not to convince them that IQ tests are "a good idea" - for that you would have to study Psychometrics.
Try this: http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/archive/oftel/consumer/advice...
When talking about the dropout rate, I imagine a lot of detractors don't think about people like me. I often register for tons of MOOCs just so I can have an archive of the material and assignments for later. I often don't have time to do things on top of my graduate studies, but I'd still like to take that course on data structures, that interesting series on complex analysis, and the course on functional programming in Scala. I hardly ever do things "on time" with MOOCs, but the amount of things I've learned from them is amazing.
Actually you don't have to be member or insider of any particular social group to attend most of them. It's really just register, send the money and you can go.

Regarding terminology, I struggled with that too, to explain to my american coworkers. I think "puzzle hunt" is probably the best translation of Czech original term "šifrovačka" or "šifrovací hra" (which would precisely mean "cipher game"). I have never participated in a scavenger hunt but my understanding is that it's a slightly different game.
The most useful feature for me is to set the playback speed to be able to match up with my listening ability. It is frustrating on both sides - if someone is speaking so slowly you fall asleep, or if someone is talking so fast you can't catch up. Being able to set video playback speed to 1.25x or 0.75x is very useful.
Y Combinator is hiring hackers (San Francisco, ONSITE)

We have a small team that makes the software that runs YC. Hardly any investors write software, but YC was started by hackers so it's natural for us to solve our problems that way.

The YC software is used by a relatively small number of people—mostly the YC partners and founders—but the users are sufficiently important that through them we are able to have huge leverage. YC has ambitious plans to create more innovation in the world, and the only way to reach that level of impact is to scale through software.

We're looking for a couple of great hackers to join us. It's not a job for everyone, but it could be a good fit for someone who likes startups. If you're a hacker, have a look at the job description: https://jobs.lever.co/ycombinator/8703c1d9-af67-4826-90e4-74.... If it feels like a good fit, we’d love to hear from you.