skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You know what. You should leave and find more profitable work. Invest that additional money into things you enjoy (which might still be gaming or creating games).

Don't let an industry take advantage of your limited time on this planet like that. It will end up not being worth it and you might not realize until it's too late.
If you need a very basic phone you really don't need an iPhone. Save your money.
One thing I've never understood is why there is no mouse or trackpad integration with iOS. It's the one thing that is keeping me from going 100% iPad all day long. I don't like picking my hands up. Is Apple doing this on purpose to force developers to design their software that way?
Misplaced sexualization very often is sexism. Sexism is more than singling out a particular person for their gender; it is also presenting an environment that is unwelcoming to those of a particular gender.
Yes, but I've never seen any app, including Apples, that solely relies on it.

Still, there might be 10 of such apps out there. But I doubt there will be 100.
To think that for an instant a thought might have crossed a product manager's mind to call the new iPad the Apple iPad Air 2 Pro mini (or nano).
Maybe it's time to upgrade your data plan if the current one isn't enough.

Mine doesn't have data allowance caps of any kind.
>Location: Must be a number greater than 0

Locations shouldn't be limited to numbers. Also, now that the salary field is limited to numbers, it should be clear which currency everything should be converted to, since people can't put their currencies in the column anymore.
Maybe they could make each receipt give you a block of numbers in proportion to how much you spent.
While I agree there isn't a huge gap, I'm not sure "increased wars" is true in Sanders case. Sorry if I appear to be nitpicking, but at election time, unintended misinformation is everywhere.
I'm sorry, how exactly was it fixed? Now I can mark 'Other', but as a gender-fluid this really should be more a slider
Didn't the Concorde have special security lines to let you get to the plane much faster than usual?
Below is the FCC hearing on the matter. The barometric pressure is used to determine the altitude.

https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-15-9A1.pdf
Yes but then you have your fingers on a keyboard when you revert to tablet mode. Unless they leave the keyboard in a suitcase.
Can't tell if testing my gullibility or you actually believe your phone does this. :-/
HELL YESSSSS SCIENCE
It has been fixed according to the article:

> In 9 March, 2016 During my research I was able to replicate the attack and issue valid certificates without verifying the ownership of the website which I will explain later in my post, the vulnerability was reported and fixed within hours.
All I know about GAE is that when my python app started being used by HN users I upgraded my account to a paid one to increase performance.

In the transition , without any warning, google took the app down, for a day. Thus killing all chance of acquiring a userbase now that I had hit the frontpage.

When I went onto the IRC GAE channel to ask someone for help to unlock or keep the app running during this important moment the reply from a staff member was ' You should have planned better'. I was surprised to hear this response and did not pursue the matter further. Its all in the IRC logs if any of this sounds doubtful.

TL;DR; Surprisingly, I did not find the GAE platform to be a supportive environment for startups.
Literally how the whole world works.
There is essentially no difference between drugs and guns.

- Guns can be used for self-harm.

- Drugs can be used to harm others.

Why aren't people ready to accept that people will die?
CANT GET ENOUGH
Tally stick
Until someone tries to skew the numbers by saying they make $275,000 as a female SDE1 at Microsoft (row 130).
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That is awesome! I wish ifixit would train some people to do this.

I have an iPhone 4s that is "the kids phone" for my two-year old so she can watch YouTube and Netflix. I'd love to upgrade that so I could put all the other movies she likes on there as well.
Indeed, it really is.
Update, after reading the FAQ, I think that because blockcypher knows your public addresses, if they were to learn a single private key, they could regenerate the tree from that point forward.

But it would be great to get a blockcypher dev here to say for certain what the risk model is.
One could say the same of the audio jack
Sorry, should work now.
I think I can totally make that impression now. I totally couldn't when I was younger - and when I would have provided you much more value for the money (meaning, I'd work my ass off for peanuts.) I would have failed on numerous grounds:

* desire to ship: more like "I don't care who uses my work, I just want a job"

* desire to grow: more like "I don't know what people grow into, I just want a job"

* rationality: I dunno, I might have tried to fake understanding something when I didn't out of fear

* poker face: I dunno, probably I'd have "very low levels of openness" because fuck, I really really need a job and I'm super nervous

In general, usually the guy who appears nice, sensible and calm is indeed a great hire, but they cost a fortune because they're actually quite rare. A very simple way to hire pretty great people cheaply is opening the doors for the hordes of somewhat-mentally-imbalanced people.
Do you know if that work was done in (more-portable) C or in Objective-C?
Huh, I didn't see that when I first read the article. Maybe it was added or maybe I just missed it.
I think we could come up with a better way to standarize equity. Maybe have one column for per year value, and another with the details to capture weird vesting schedules like Amazon.
Might I suggest removing Facebook the app and instead have a link to their mobile app? It might be worth a shot.
I appreciate the feedback, and I think your probably right. I'll go back to the drawing board a bit and see how I can make it look more serious and professional, while not quite as boring and plain as the Flask page.

Thanks!

~Timothy
And the accountability ends up causing waste. A basic example I've given before is when you can't go and buy the cheapest thing because you have to prove it is the cheapest thing, which you can't do without a review (because people abused this is the past). The end result is that the cost to approve the cheapest option is so high you stick with a more expensive option that is overall worse, but currently considered the best.

Imagine a programmer who has to document what they do every quarter hour of their work day to ensure accountability to auditors looking to reduce waste. They end up wasting more time documenting what they do than you end up saving.
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So change it to "Sex" or "Human Biological Sex". One is a useful metric delineating two physiologically and psychologically different halves of human biology determined by your DNA. The other is a pretty useless personal opinion about "what do I feel like inside?". I'm happy for you feeling your new invented gender (bisexual-wolf-bear spirit??) to replace our old invented genders, but it doesn't say shit about your biology.

Sorry, I should have started with a trigger warning.
Boeing's Airplane Bathroom That Cleans Itself
Apples and oranges, because you're not accounting for taxes. The UK entry model is actually £300, which is closer to $430, plus tax.
And now I'm being downvoted by pro-Trump bigots
I don't think it's cherry picking or hypocrisy at all. The topics you mentioned are complex and largely unrelated. Just because a "legalize it" attitude towards drugs might be considered libertarian doesn't mean one needs to take the libertarian view on guns or privacy.

Life is not black and white. A rational person thinks critically about their choices and opinions, and does not decide on something simply because it fits in with some category.
It is high, but it depends on experience and who they work for. More common for people with 5-7yr experience is in the 90-110k range, but it's not abnormal to find skilled folks at places like SAS, Cisco, Citrix, Redhat, MS, Lenovo, BASF, IBM, NetApp, and many more earning above mean salaries.

Source: live in RDU, was an engineering director until last summer, hired lots of people here over the years and know a bunch more. What's disturbing is the number of companies only hiring contractors or contract-to-hire engineers around here.
What is Sales Intelligence
Added some number data validation. I'll see if I can take care of the location validation.
In essence once a grain for rocket.chat is set up, what non-ephemeral url should be used for users to connect from their rocket chat client (either desktop or mobile)?

I tried the grain's url, the "share with others" url, etc...But none work via rocket chat's clients. I did find the following discussion: https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat/issues/1352
...Again, I'm just not understanding what url i can share for my family to use - via for example mobile device - to connect/chat on this grain (whether i kill my browser sessions or not).

Sorry i didn't mean to make this almost a support inquiry. Maybe a simple note displayed upon creation of the grain like the following would help: "Hey, you just created a rocket chat grain, if your users are going to connect using one of rocket chat's clients, they need to enter this following url: xyz12300d64bnfnskdfnfgi3o45titj34.oasis.sandostorm.io/whatever/rocketchat/whatever/2342342r". And you can imagine if you look at your "abandon logs"; how many other users try your service, can't figure out how to connect to it for a particular app (again we're talking typical, non-techie users), and then never come back? Again, my comments are coming from a fan of yours. ;-)
Uber is a a high-growth startup as you may be aware, and will far eclipse its 2015 revenue this year. Even so, comparing the revenues of the "massively profitable" prison company that's been around since 1983 with a single Silicon Valley startup that just got off the ground a few years ago is quite a stretch and a false equivalence.
Thing is that i think most are already running everything maximized (unless they are OSX users). The only things left floating are calculator and IM clients. This because the content will more often than not require the use of the majority of the screen, and they switch windows via a taskbar or similar.

BTW, i seem to recall that the original GUI design at Xerox had things tiled upon opening (they could be moved afterwards though).
nPth can use swapcontext if everything else fails, but its preferred portable switching strategy is the so called sigaltstack trick witch is usually significantly faster.

BTW, I'm the author of the above page. Coroutine libraries have been my personal hobby since forever.
Same issues with the other salary data aggregators. Missing the following.

* currency,

* country,

* industry,

* permanent or contractor

* residential status,

* remote or onsite,

But I agree, if the data can be trusted, this is all you need.
Identity politics aren't really the point of this exercise.
As We Become Cameras
If this is genuine then it is absolutely inexcusable - this isn't some complex attack, that is web 101 stuff.
Sharing Express Passport.js Sessions with Socket.io for Authenticated Reactivity
Why is that interesting that dictatorship doesn't hesitate to openly attack dissent? That's actually expected from it.
I was about to joke that I was going to hold out for the iPhone SE/30.
Shoot me an email at mail [at] chrisabrams.com

I co-organize the EmpireJS/EmpireNode conferences in New York City - besides just those sponsors for the conferences, there are plenty of great places here looking for your attitude and outlook.
I thought of Joel's article immediately. The funny thing is though that it's now trivial to have a "CueCat" on your smartphone. In a vague way, it was a great idea. It was just too far ahead of its time.
Would it make sense for you to fly West from SFO, turn around, go super-sonic over the ocean and fly towards NY — then again, decelerate over the Atlantic, and turn back?

i.e. what is the distance from the shore you can boom?
well no, that's unfair to the person of bear spirit gender that is slightly male and female. It should be more like a color wheel
Battery cases solve that for me. I have the largest phone with the largest battery but it's still often not enough.

I could carry an external battery like many people but I've watched them (a) forget the cable (b) forget the battery (c) forget to charge the battery. Having a battery cases solves all those. No cable needed, no chance to forget it (well except forgetting the entire phone) and no forgetting to charge since it charging one charges both.

It does make the phone larger, thicker, heavier and means I can't have one of the sexier cases but I choose usefulness over looks for this situation
Thanks for your post, it gave me an idea. I remember this write up on inserting code into Go to do tracing, the code was called GoWeave https://github.com/deferpanic/goweave

My thought was, what if we used something like SASS to generate the css. We then automatically inserted some type of numbered 1 pixel gif background image rules into each aspect of the SASS, ran the page though some automated browser/mobile tests, had the server record formatted logs for these 1 pixel gifs, then finally created a detailed report that had the mapping of 1 pixel gifs back to the sass/css aspect.
And alt-tab is tied to the same actions ever since Android 3.0.
I'm surprised you issue them desktops; why not a laptop with a docking station?
But where do government run prisons get their food, clothes, guard outfits, toilets, toiletries, etc?

Is it really accurate to exclude all of those from the calculation?
For the love of science!
It's such a silly thing, but I love the name.
I would consider asking for that too invasive. I think the important thing to get a sense of is how they look at problem solving as a function of expertise.

In other words, it's possible to be smart but not act smart, and it's possible to act smart while not being exceptionally intelligent.

I'm basically looking for self-awareness of one's own cognitive limits and evidence of a meta-process that seems likely to result in better decision making than whatever the raw intellect would offer.
It's 5 these days.
Probably because it escalated by getting personal. Wrong direction to go.
You know, until you mentioned it just now, I’d forgotten my phone even has 3D Touch. It had been literally weeks since I last thought to use force-touch for anything, mostly because there is zero indication where it will work.

And it is half-baked in the sense that when I do activate 3D Touch, it’s usually by accident. It is almost the same gesture as deleting apps on the home screen! I go to delete an app, press-and-hold a little too long and instead of squiggly icons with delete buttons I get...a menu? And usually I get that the 2nd time I try, too.

Force-touch badly needs something to make it obvious, and they need to work a lot harder on making it not overlap with anything else. Ironically, for an interface that loves gratuitous animation, force-touchable objects might have made a lot more sense with some fancy appearance or animation and they have none.
Be fair: teachers unions often get talked in very negative terms on HN.
well, no, I guess in a non-legal context it might be considered impersonation but if you gave me that example and asked me would you consider that impersonating someone I would say uh, no, not if you were hired by that person.

Then it's more like acting/broadcasting.

If you had an account on twitter and said you were The Real Steve Jobs and everyone believed you were the real steve jobs and not a joke then I would say yes that would be considered impersonation - at which point the context I left out of my answer, considering it a given because I thought it was quite apparent from the top of the thread was that laws against impersonation also have to identify in some way the harm the parties affected by the impersonation suffer.

In the original post a statute was linked to http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=pen&gr... ,this describes a number of ways harm can be incurred in the act of impersonation.
I know Gauri and team real well - they are awesome, and this should have existed years ago. Glad to see them finally launch this.
I was slightly miffed once when I said "You're right and I will apologize" and the other person insisted on hearing the words "I'm sorry".

That person, however, was a Chinese high school student, not a native speaker of English. What's your excuse?
I was working with a company that sub contracted work from the US, the average pay was reasonable for the living standar but they were charging 2x to 4x more to the companies in US, thus making huge profit out of us. I felt bad for a while and left because other factors, it would be nice to have something written from that point of view.
what's wrong with regular npm for private packages etc.
Didn't realize that $80k straight out of college was that high until I saw this. Wow.
True. I typically ask about technology related interests.
You can't think of any context in which a consumer relies on a server somewhere?
The biggest usage of tiled view will be to make entries into one app while referencing something in another.
Wow, you're literally being downvoted for just making an observation. Pretty sad for this community.
That's awful, I'm sorry you experienced that. It's no use to you now, but if you had gotten that message to me, I would have walked over to SRE / Support and we could have reset your quotas (I assume that's what you mean by "Took the app down for a day").

Disclaimer: I work on Compute Engine not on App Engine.
That's an improvement, thank you :)
Can you do things like download on the iPad nowadays?

The iPad always felt like a poor (rich)man's laptop when you couldn't do things like download files from webpages.
absolutely... I really did want to get into it, but my usage fits nicely into the following scenarios:

1) laptop at desk with monitor
2) laptop on lap.
3) large phone everywhere else.

I really would like to like it more, but my phone has taken over all its use-cases.
I'm poor, but I identify as a billionaire, so I find your question on income to discrimate me. I'm fiscally-fluid.
Given the anecdotal evidence as well as surveys, it seem you've just been lucky (as was I for numerous years till this year).
My recent support experience was terribly frustrating until I did two things: asked to be routed to retention, and then filed a form to email their VP: http://customer.xfinity.com/help-and-support/vp-contact-form

Speed issues still aren't resolved, but it's tolerable now.
Same here, I'm not really after a cheaper phone, just a phone I can use with one hand. I wish they also released a 128gb version.
A brand new advanced composite supersonic jet flying in a year's time? Color me skeptical. There are literally millions of things that need to be designed for this, and many of them will be bleeding edge. And this is from some tiny startup?

A line like that sets off some big flashing red lights for me. Either they're incompetent and have grossly underestimated the amount of work needed to complete this, or it's a scam.
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I think you're forgetting photos.
Most importantly, the Falcon-9 is not a human-rated system, or at least not yet. And everyone acknowledges there's risks to spaceflight - even a "human-rated" system is expected to fail about 1-in-270 missions (launch or re-entry). That's not acceptable for commercial aviation - your time between catastrophic failures should be measured in years or decades.

It also probably helps significantly that they could fly unmanned missions right away to make money while working out the bugs. You can't fly an uncertified aircraft for commercial purposes.

That's also the figure for just the Falcon-9 rocket. The Dragon cost another $800M. The engines were also developed in-house and may not be factored into that cost either (can't tell). So the total system is costing north of $1.1B.

The Boom model looks to be about the same size as a regional airliner, or a small narrowbody. For some recent points of comparison: the Bombardier CRJ1000 (developed 2007-2012) has a flyaway cost of $46M [1] and an estimated development cost of $300M [1]. A small narrowbody like the Bombardier Cseries costs $72-82M each and cost $5.4B to develop [3]. The Embraer E-jet E2 series (a second iteration on the E-jet airframe) is estimated to cost $1.7B [4].

It's much easier to develop iterations on a single airframe than to certify a new airframe from scratch. And those are all conventional construction, no carbon fiber or anything like that. And while you can develop components in-house - those need to be certified too. So much like any Not-Invented-Here syndrome - you really need to ask the question of whether you want to be a company who makes airplanes, or a company who makes airplane parts.

You can certainly do it some cheaper, but probably not a factor of 10. Overall I think Embraer tends to be one of the more budget-minded manufacturers.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardier_CRJ700_series

[2] https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/crj1000-takes-on-...

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardier_CSeries

[4] http://www.aerospace-technology.com/projects/embraer-e-jet-e...
> Another example, a great feature in Google Maps on mobile is the ability to zoom with one hand. You double tap and drag (tap, tap-and-hold, drag), but I only figured this out because some blog talked about it.

This is a native Android gesture, by the way, and works in most apps and web-pages. It used to work on HN, but stopped when they changed the markup to be more mobile-friendly.
Wow, the letter of intent thing is kind of depressing. I mean, say what you like about Dragon's Den/Shark Tank esque 'business' TV shows, but that point comes up in almost every episode; a letter of intent is not a deal or contract. But no, a '2 billion dollar' business was rewarding staff for getting these.

And yeah, all the expensive office space, fraternity esque atmosphere, manager posing for photoshoots stuff... it's like the company was set up and run by people who wanted the glamour of running a large company rather than those who wanted to actually make a viable business out of it. The whole thing feels like something you'd read about a dotcom business in the 90s, right before the crash.
Being a self taught programmer with no formal education (but ~20 years of relevant experience by now) I can relate to this.
It can be hard to get hired since companies may have crazy requirements. But on the other hand, you don't really want to get hired by those companies anyway.
My experience is that great companies recognize great people regardless of background.
Those are good points. You're right I'm describing a fairly rare kind of hire, and a solid process must take into consideration the reality that not everyone is that strong or interviews that well, yet may have other highly valuable traits.