skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does Hired.com not have any data for software engineers in Miami?
Interesting: can you explain how you differentiate from quandl?
The benefit is that I feel better about the other years in which nothing like this has happened: it (possibly) means that things didn't happen and not just that I didn't hear about it.

Whereas if I never hear about stuff (or worse, I discover stuff way after the fact) then I don't have much of a basis for knowing if there is any system at all.

For instance, I don't mind getting a spam email or two when I open my email box in the morning, because then I am sure that it's working :D

I don't know how sound or rational that feeling is, but I understand it.
I'm glad you guys are pushing the p2p-video world forward.
Likely would/could have found a bigger audience if it hadn't been limited to the French app store only...
Linux Mint badly needs a new logo! I know it may sound lame, but I've been discounting it so far, because of the terrible logo and wallpapers, which are reliable indications that those guys don't pay much attention to detail.
I don't know about Australia, but at least in some European countries it's not common for employees to get stock options. But if they got stock options I don't see why they wouldn't be able to cash them out.
I forget to tell you guys I start with $1500 and now I have $35865, this is true only in few months less than a year
Debian has always had pretty good upgrade in place abilities. I was doing that 15 year ago and it worked well; I'm not giving it up.
It can still kill you if treated, too. There's a reason you come from the factory with two of those - they're fragile.
How the Food Industry Engineers the Need to Eat
I've had it for 8-9 years in the UK and I've had it failed many many times. More than I can count on both hands. The chips wear out, the readers wear out, the two get dirty, etc. it is a common nuisance, just ask any cashier.
Has anyone looked at the prospectus? The founders are going to do very well.

Michael Cannon-Brookes
Shares - 69,732,090
Percentage - 37.7%

Scott Farquhar
Shares - 69,732,090
Percentage - 37.7%

Well done, gents. Well. Fucking. Done.
Google’s new quantum computer could launch an artificial intelligence arms race
Forget about designer babies – gene editing won’t work on complex traits
OnePlus devices are indeed on the roadmap for community ports. If people are interested in helping with that effort, I'm sure the people working on it would appreciate it.
Honestly, contactless cards, and this push to merge a few of the cards, kind of terrify me.

I already carry around my driver's license. I already carry around the access card to my school. I already carry around my student ID. I already carry around 3 different library cards. I already carry around my public transport card. I already carry around my debit card. I already carry around cash.

Even if you remove a few of those I still need to carry my wallet with me, so what difference does it make? I mean, other than the loss of separation of identities that comes with the territory. It's fine that my public transport card has low security, because you can't cash it out easily, and it only carries a very limited value anyway. Neither of those apply to my debit card.
Thanks man! WebRTC P2P is the future of streaming :)
How bad is your security? You have a responsibility to tell people. If you own it and you suck at what you do people should know that too. It is the right thing to do.
Don't agree. Actually engagment and comments is one of the key kpi for the authorth of articles
Don't agree. Actually engagment and comments is one of the key kpi for the author of article
There was just a burst of conversation on this and I think it will be accepted under a feature gate while they work some Type stuff out
I live in SF and a bunch of my friends work for Atlassian. They have a SF office with a lot of people in it:

https://www.atlassian.com/company/careers/all-jobs?location=...
Or maybe something like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eob532iEpqk
Ah, my mistake. I read their home page and thought they took an Android Studio approach.
1. Why the hell is this an iOS app?

2. How the hell is this an iOS app?
An Advance in Artificial Intelligence Rivals Human Abilities
Looks awesome.

I am not sure this is your target market, but using TrainingPeaks as an integration will solve a lot of problems for athletes and coaches.

TrainingPeaks is the number one tool today for serious athletes, especially ones that have coaches and teams.
I am, thanks.
This is interesting because the valuation is:

- Either driven partly by what Slack is valued at (and then you add the other parts of Atlassian to get its total value)

- It really is this valuable, which would make Slacks billion-dollar + valuation a lot more legit than when people were nay-saying about it

- Just investors throwing money around because money is still 'cheap'

I still think that some savvy retail investors understand the tech market a lot more better now. This company is not burning through cash and shooting for super, super long-term growth (Twitter and it's ilk) so this feels more like a Microsoft listing than a Facebook listing.

Good on them for building something legit and something people would pay for (instead of advertising revenue).
Taking care of children or the elderly.
Twilio IP Messaging: Now in Open Beta
On the one hand, it's great to see a company do so well making solid basic development tools.

On the other hand, I recall that everybody hated using JIRA. It was sooo slooow and so many little input boxes in the UI. Has it improved in the past 5 years?
Seems like "pay them more" should be at least mentioned as a possibility here.
You said you can do 6 chinups right now, but if you tried to do 100, you'd be in physical therapy the next day. Trying to do 100 implies you're going to do as many as you can. Given that, are you scheduling a physical therapy session, since you did as many as you could last night (6)?
This looks good, but the real value would be in an AI monitoring you in the background, rather than yourself having to look at your stats.

In other words it suffer a little bit from the hacking in movies syndrome. The real interesting application is the continues monitoring by the system not by me. That kind of defeats the purpose.
For some reason they are using this style which is responsible for that:

font-weight: 200;

FYI, the common range for font-weight style is 100-900, and the normal font weight is 400.
Your post seems ridiculous to me. They are a profitable company with a solid portfolio of products and you suggest that they are failures unless they do a complete re-write of one of their biggest products?
Linked paper: https://eprint.iacr.org/2015/1177.pdf
It seems like they have the same business model as yelp- buy advertising with us and we will help you damage control your negative reputation.
Using time as the differentiator is a brilliant insight. Thank you.
Think corporate guys. Set up and LLC, use it to launch the game, if it gets sued you tow it out to sea and sink it. The multiple publishers involved can't decide who owns it and won't release the rights? Just means that the cost of transferring title and wrapping up all the legal/contractual issues is more than they want to throw away on a scrap of publicity. Give them a target with a dollar sign hanging from it and they'll either work out who owns it or present a united front to demand a share of any revenue.

Corporations feed on money. If you want something from them, you use it as a lure, like bringing a deer to a salt lick.
One Free Night – A van story
I've found their statistics to be focused on a broader base of employers than just startups, so I'd expect salaries in their data to likely be higher since they don't factor in equity. You can use this formula for adjusting for the value of the equity:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10529567
Well then maybe you should contact them and your email provider and find out why you didn't get the email. From the other comments, you seem to be in the minority on the "finding out about it via HN first" front.
I think the 260 pounds, kidney damage, and broken bones things might be the writer greatly over-dramatizing this part of the story, too.

Why do I think this?

David Goggins ran a 50 mile ultra a little over a month after the San Diego 100: http://ultrasignup.com/results_participant.aspx?fname=David&... (Scroll down to 2006).

David is undoubtedly a very tough (and gifted) endurance athlete. No doubt about that - just look at his results.

But I also think overblowing these stories is dangerous. No one should ever think that they should battle serious kidney damage (and risk death) in order to finish a completely optional foot race.
Thanks!
There is also a discussion in The Million Body Problem (Heggie & Hut). Looking forward to poking around in this.
I like SFOX way to trade in Bitcoins, you can trade with fraction to trade like a millionaire
Here's an interesting study that found that different people have different blood glucose reponses to the same foods.

http://news.meta.com/2015/11/19/cell-nutrition-is-personal-i...

>Participant A maintained a stable blood glucose level after eating a cookie but responded with elevated glucose levels after eating a banana. Conversely, participant B experienced an increase in blood glucose level after eating a cookie, but not after consuming a banana.

>In another striking example one of the participants, a middle-aged woman who was obese and pre diabetic learned that her “healthy” eating habits may have actually been unhealthy for her. The researchers found that in her case, eating tomatoes resulted in an “unhealthy” blood sugar spike, as the woman ate tomatoes frequently over the course of the week long monitoring period, this “healthy” habit may have been undermining her health.
Yes, it's a 1 to 8 scale, where 8 is the most frequent.
SPV baby, that's what they're for.
Jesus fuck this completely overloads my brain. Especially when opening the menu's to look at the IDE's...all those mash of colours my brain can't order the information...

Did Jetbrains not consider Gestalt rules when designing this? Their design completely messes with this in my head and I hypothesise that's why I can't order information.
ugh, Wired is the worst. Here's an actual blogpost from engineers on the project: https://code.facebook.com/posts/1687861518126048/facebook-to...

It seems the main thing here is 8 GPUs in a box that doesn't need "special cooling and other unique infrastructure to operate", it can just go into existing racks. The "flexibility to configure between multiple PCI-e topologies" sounds interesting, but there's no more information on that.

edit: oh, already been submitted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10712038
Zen for writers)))
This design looks very similar to Stripes. Even the drop down in the header has the same action when clicked.

https://stripe.com/relay
https://stripe.com/subscriptions
Why I Don't Think Craig Wright Is Satoshi
Because TEAM is an adverisement for their value proposition, and subtly increases good feelings.
Why did they use JPEG?
If you're referring to me specifically, I wasn't telling you to shut up, just trying to get you to reconsider your tone. You've made a number of civil and intelligent arguments for your point of view here, but when you resort to rhetoric about how violent you're willing to be it only serves to derail the topic at hand.

And "no" would be a vast improvement over "no" followed by a violent threat, even an implied one.
A friend of mine went through BUDS. He told me once that the key to surviving hell week was simply to mentally accept that you would either keep going and pass, or literally die in the surf. No middle ground. A lot of the candidates get hurt in the training. It's stupid. But it's also a very extreme form of mental discipline and commitment that they probably take with them for the rest of their lives, for better and for worse.
This looks pretty cool, but I'm left with all sorts of questions!

For example, will Perl 6 Pod be powerful enough to write a book in, without a sort of Pod Plus dialect (which O'Reilly used to use).

They show examples of actually grabbing the docs using Perl - that's neat! Would this be dead simple for an IDE to also do? Would it be realistic to highlight a method name, and have the docs for that one method pop up?

Another question - how does POD now relate to multiline comments? In Perl 5 there's really no such thing, but you may emulate them using POD =pod/=cut lines (although if you use a Linter, you'll get yelled at about this). I want to say Perl 6 allows something similar to be done, without complaint, but I'm not sure how that then ties into how POD is parsed for documentation.
A more down-to-earth and realistic approach might be "You are your own gym".

As for 40%, keep in mind different people are different: some people have been beaten into this since they were kids so when they say they are finished they are way past 40%
Chromecast Audio Multi-Room and HD Audio Update
A technique I used was called "20-rep squats." It's been written about in a few places. Simply put, you choose a weight that you can do 20 squats with using good form. Next time you add weight to the bar and do 20 again, lather, rinse, repeat every week or whatever your interval is.

It works well for working out alone because the goal is simple: do 20 reps with more weight than last time, even if it's just 1 lb more. You simply don't allow yourself to stop before failure. It's "20 or die." It was the most productive form of weightlifting I've ever done in terms of increasing strength and body mass.

Make sure you have a good, stable squat rack :-)
The way Hired works, an "interview request" is sent once by an employer to a potential candidate (along with a potential salary). If the candidate accepts, then they may interview many times with the employer and eventually get a final offer. (I work at Hired)
Just checked out your site and I have two things to say:

1 - this is getting forwarded to our construction manager. This should help them tremendously.

2 - I got a bit of a funky layout on 6+ (safari). Not sure if it's me or not but a heads up, regardless.

Thank you sir.

[edit] sent screenshot from phone via support email [didn't want to reply and hijack thread]
StackOverflow careers should have a filter for "Doesn't make you go through a stupid process to submit resume/cover letter".
I know due to Godel in principle that a logical system can't be complete, but science is a little more specified beyond just logical consistency, it has to be experimentally verifiable, which is a constraint that the mathematics used by science doesn't have. What I'm hinting at is there is a subset of logical statements that the mathematics of science contains defined by the set of experimentally testable statements, and this subset is decidable given independent axioms and free parameters.

EDIT: to expand upon this further, things like the continuum hypothesis are interesting from a mathematical perspective, let's say I'm Godel and I assert that CH is false and there is some set A "in between" the reals and N in cardinality. However, if my friend Enrico Fermi wants to do experiments and he wants me to do a calculation, I won't use elements from A because it wouldn't be useful for his experiments in with particle physics. Worse, I can't even use all the real numbers, because he'll need numbers he can compare to his measurements, so I'm restricted to a countable subset of even the reals, and of course, I'm restricted to using statements from the decidable subset of mathematics.

There's a big difference between what mathematics is capable of saying and what we observe in the real world. Even if the real world had a set of undecidable facts, the fact that the only way science can understand it is by experiments restricts falsifiable scientific statements to a subset of mathematical statements which is incomplete (because of the need of axioms and free parameters like the mass of particles or their charge, fundamental constants, etc), but decidable within it's axioms, because otherwise, it's not testable and it's not science.
That's why you set up a separate entity to limit your liability first. Since the aim is to revive a game for its own sake rather than exploit it commercially, it doesn't matter if the entity in question goes bust.
I know! It can be used for morning writers pages. Its when you wake up and first write all the mess that there is in your head to start your day with "empty" and fresh head))))
Because Software Developers are constantly told they are well paid, and their skills are in incredible demand. If that were true then they'd be able to live comfortably where ever they really want to and not be pushed to the "outskirts" of an economic zone and deal with an awful commute on top of that.

I think if anything, and this data supports it, developers are underpaid and that's because they are easy to push around, IMO.
I'm guessing they're trying to get people to contribute to the project.
Totally agree with rodina. Comments are the best way of validation for an author. And inline comments help in getting more comments because of better context involved.
Looks fine on my Mac: http://i.imgur.com/wxZAbgk.png
That review (and Erik's review of the game on Gamespot) were my favorite reviews, mainly because Monolith seemed to be their go-to whipping boy of game companies :) So, it felt redeeming :)
The SSO integration they're currently implementing will be a nice addition.
> Has it improved in the past 5 years?

Not enough, IMO. It still feels like something from 10 years ago. How do you even make something this slow these days?

Their strong points:

+ Solid super customizable issue tracking model that supports everything

Their weak points:

- UX (so much clutter by default)

- Performance (both client- and server-side - everything feels "heavy" now that we are used to facebook/google-style ajax apps that are "instant")

- Its design invites to what I like to call "bug tetris" - where people spend more time juggling/triaging/refining/classifying/validating/etc tasks than working on the product or whatever they are supposed to deliver.
Rolled out this idea in a thread long ago about Apple not including a Period Tracker in their health app and it was taboo then, but here is as best a place to try again...
There should be a poop tracking app. It would help a user track their waste over time, identify important red flags, act as an incredibly detailed source of diagnostic data for health care professionals, and promote healthy and happy living.
Two topics that people seem so afraid of discussing are shitting and masturbating which seems so silly to me, as those are two things all humans do. If you want to be healthy, start with your poo; understanding your waste will tell you how to eat, sleep, exercise, and live better.
There seems to be some misunderstanding. I'm not talking about one app with all these functionalities as distinct features. I'm talking about one app that enables the use of a modern computer-assisted general-purpose language with which people can achieve most of these tasks. The app won't know anything about cabs, sleep, restaurant tables, doors, lights, parking spots. These things are part of a lexicon that exists outside the app, as part of the graph that powers it. Think of this graph as a knowledge base which smart (automated or not) agents can interact with.

Once you nail the UX algorithm, you don't need to manually craft unique user interfaces for all possible use cases. It is all done automatically.

Also, I don't understand where this need to discuss cost or revenue comes from. Projects that have the largest impact are not motivated by self-interest or money of any kind. What I'm describing will be entirely free, open source, decentralized, etc.

It's closer to "English" or "The Internet" than it is to "Instagram" or "Amazon".
This story, in a nutshell, shows why it's ludicrous to have a 70-year copyright term. There are large swaths of our culture that are going to be locked away for decades precisely because everybody, corporations and individuals alike, are bad at keeping records for longer than a decade or so.

If we'd had a more reasonable copyright system, No One Lives Forever would have been public domain by now, and anyone would have been free to update it, re-release it, use its assets for other projects, etc. Instead, it's (figuratively) locked away in a warehouse somewhere, like the Holy Grail at the end of Indiana Jones.
Japanese government dismantles freedom of the press
Okay but that doesn't mean the word stops existing. My point is that master and slave are general terms, not specific to one group of people. This is a slippery slope to go down.
I assume he meant long 2048+ bit DH with user generated primes, which would arguably be safer, just due to sheer simplicity if nothing else.
>Not completely true. If you get fired, you have a month to find a different job.

Not true. You're accumulating illegal stay from the moment you're fired.
Luckily I LOVE my In-Laws and he actually will take this and chew on it for a while. Now it will come out with some serious Barry Goldwater commentary out of it, but it will make him think.

Why do USA Conservatives = The greatest apologizes for the filthy rich I have no idea. (I am a Former Fiscally Conservation Person)
Is it me or is the hosted version of HipChat really unstable the past two or three months?
How come they aim for GPU technology rather than for neuromorphic computing ASICs?
Text is king for SEO because search engines have been most strongly optimized for text content. Google is much better at finding high quality written content than it is at finding high quality data visualizations.

BUT, the key insight is that there is a lot more to content marketing than SEO. In fact social channels eclipsed search engines a long time ago for a lot of content marketing programs. And cool apps/images/visualizations/games tend to do better on social than just straight text, no matter how well written.
Which means the great GDP isn't being evenly distributed.
Here is some of the data collected during my work out this morning in the new mobile app coming out soon.

https://instagram.com/p/_H22dosEM9/

I have been using this product as soon as I could join, then joined the company few months after.

There is definite improvement in my health and focus. As a weightlifter, it's especially useful and awesome to see after a work out. Or whatever you do to keep you active. And if you haven't started make a goal of taking a walk or light jog! That's streaks keep your motivated to improve!

Check out other stuff here at https://gyrosco.pe/myusuf3

Give it a shot and use the data to improve, set short term goals and strive towards them, the differences you will see are incredible.
Wikipedia link for context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendelstein_7-X
> A quick review of my comments, including on this topic, shows it takes rather a lot to push me that far.

That's untrue. You very quickly resort to threats of violence in any gun thread.
The source code is on github. Has been, for years.

https://github.com/osgcc/no-one-lives-forever
Amtrak faces $95M hit as Congress celebrates new highway bill
Amazing Poem on Human Potential
Cab you please explain an idea? Still cant get))) this service turns your messages in script?
There is quite a difference between "this hurts because it is uncomfortable" and "this hurts because I am damaging my body." Most of the time you can tell the difference.

I've also heard it put this way: "If it hurts, it means you're doing it right. If you're in pain, stop."
I love how the pricing is clearly value based and not cost based. I can't imagine that this is massively more complex, but the price is significantly higher (and it's fine), basically, more enterprise-y. I love it!

Wondering if/how that will impact their bigger integration plans that includes a feature to replay data for new integrations you add after the fact.