skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This might be off topic, but there are a few comments on here (mostly) joking about why we even should bother designing planes like the F-35 to be operated locally by humans.
I'm curious, does anyone have any info on the state of drone fighter planes, either remotely piloted or completely autonomous?
Does such a project even merit consideration when we could innovate missile systems instead?
Twitters is a company that honestly needs to fail. While people love Twitter, there's no business strategy to speak of. It's pretty unforgivably that a company as old a Twitter aren't making their own money at this point.
Yes, my naive reaction to reading about these planes and the maintenance requirements is that they are pushing for capabilities that are unreasonable given the available technology.
He messaged me on twitter couple of months back out of the blue asking me random questions so I deleted that conversation. My twitter account is @bitcoin22.
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We've made some great hires off HN and would love to make more. Especially if you're a designer or experienced engineer. Best way to apply is at https://www.khanacademy.org/careers. Mention HN.
There isn't really a single NHS - there are four National Health Services for the four parts of the UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Health_Service
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So is it likely that this will be a Rust 2.x kind of thing?
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All of my serious (recreational) bike rider friends eat a lot more than 3000 calories/day prepping for their weekend bike rides.
If you have five minutes, please see this short video from CGPGrey, which summarizes succinctly why access to your phone is akin to access to brain:

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPBH1eW28mo
I've applied to Compose with equivalent circumstances and was assured that's ok.
Good luck!
I joined an internship in San Francisco last year, and surprised that they are only willing to pay me $1.5k per month, I later realized it's even lower than the minimum wage of SF. It is a small but funded company with less than 10 people.

A friend of mine even got an unpaid internship, because the J1 internship visa was considered as a return, and he "earned" the experience to work in SV.

I wonder how are the salaries distributed? How much do small startups like this usually pay? Standard deviation?
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Whenever in line for TSA security, there's a little trick that you can try to increase your patience level by a good margin:

Remember the large mass of people in front of you will, more than likely, resemble a bell curve of intelligence. This means some of these people are smarter than average, and shouldn't have much of any trouble with the process. This also means half the people are dumber than average, and will find new and innovative ways to mess things up because they didn't read, plan ahead, or are otherwise obvlivious to higher-level thought.

It doesn't help with the cause of the problem, but certainly helps with the symptoms.
> There will be an eventual compromise, but not before her constituency gets the clear signal they should be upping their campaign contributions.

Considering how long she's been selling her constituents out, the clear signal seems to be that they should be upping their campaign contributions to anyone running against her.
That's a pretty painful option compared to just handling rough objects. I've rendered touchID almost entirely ineffective just by grip taping a skateboard.

The answer to your question though is that, at least on the phone's side, it would require your passcode to login
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Extreme or not, it's a tacky comparison period. I don't deny that people can get addicted to information and learning. I've seen coworkers get absolutely obsessed over some piece of tech or a new service that would "revolutionize everything."

Blatantly titling your article that you are addiction and implying that you are addicted with the opening text is gross.This is a clickbait title with a clickbait intro into light reading article that is not about crippling addiction. I'm all for attention grabbign headlines, but this is just tasteless.
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surely the maze situation is best explained by the first rats leaving a scent trail behind, which would be easy to follow for the next rat?
It is not a bubble in that market caps are not "popping" - disappearing instantly, overnight, leaving shares worthless and dissolving fortunes. The current tech market is more like a punctured soccer ball, slowly leaking air. Regular people won't see this as a crash in their etrade portfolios; rather, they will notice a long, slow decline in the value of their pension/retirement funds.
"In other words, Bioweapon Defense Mode is not a marketing statement, it is real. You can literally survive a military grade bio attack by sitting in your car."

That is so fucking metal!
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Viruses are the most common way for genes to be transferred. A virus literally goes into the cell of the mosquito and copy's a small portion of its genes and splices it into its own genome, which it can then copy and splice into other organisms.
>Manufacturing

The data you cite is from 2009->2015 so it's just showing the recovery from the great recession. In reality Manufacturing hasn't created jobs since the 1970's.

>Healthcare

Their lobby wrote a bill and gave it to the GOP which ran it as Romney Care. Obama couldn't get anything passed so now we call it Obama Care. So yes legally requiring all people to have something does ensure more people buy that thing.

>Energy

Is having a turbulent time now that you can export US Oil/Gas. Renewables continue to grow at a steady pace tho.
For another perspective on this, see: http://anthonycolpo.com/stephan-guyenet-debunks-gary-taubes/
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Hm, then maybe it was just a coincidence, or it depends on language (I used the support in German).

Tbh, I don’t expect support from them anyway – their dedicated systems are so cheap, for the cost of hosters which provide support I can rent a handful of systems at OVH and have the same reliability (and higher peak performance).
To be honest, all of the behavior you would have seen as fraudulent is pretty typical in retail.

Furthermore, it's always been obvious that the chip'd cards provide no improvement for online fraud.

It's a PR move to hide the fact that the banks and creditors rely so heavily on transaction disputing to fend off fraud.
Yeah, before a single vote was cast. The votes are almost entirely in right now, and Sanders would need a miracle.
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I wonder if it's a case like domestic terminal -> international terminal without any post-security options to move between the two.

I do know that flying _back_ to the US on my last few international flights, there was a second security checkpoint I had to go through. Very silly. I had filled my water bottle at a fountain at the gate and then had to empty it right out 5 minutes later.
That explains, thanks :)
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Please mention that you saw us on HN.
People didn't just start getting fat in the 80s. Where is that coming from?
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Squarespace is hiring front end engineers! https://www.squarespace.com/about/careers/?gh_jid=11383

We're also hiring all the other engineers, and product managers as well--DM me and I'll be happy to pass you off ot a recruiter.

A bit about what it's like working here:

Stack: Mongo, Java backend, ES6/7 + React + Alt (flux implementation) frontend. Gulp/Webpack.

Teams: Small, generally 5-10 people. Lots of product ownership.

Company: 500+ people in three offices (Ireland, Portland, NYC). All Engineering out of NYC office.

Kitchen: Contains nutella

Monitor: 34" ultra wide screen

View: Unparalleled in West Village

Commute: 28 minutes (from my apartment)

Why I'm here: Squarespace is a high-tech design company. There's no tolerating bad design--and by virtue of being here, I am becoming a more perceptive, more nuanced, generally better product engineer. I'm surrounded by great people and the company takes great care of you. Perhaps most importantly, the product is great: every day I hear stories of how Squarespace has empowered people to build livelihoods online, and that's pretty damn cool.

Please reach out to me if you'd like to talk!
Not at all. MIR is not user-facing, it's a refactoring of compiler internals, and it's getting close to being finished. The reason Niko wrote this blog post was to start thinking about the eventual RFC to specify exactly how they should work.

There are no current plans for a Rust 2.0.
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Hey HN, Eric Zhang here, formerly YC W11, current CTO @ Scalable Press. I’m posting because we are bootstrapped and profitable, and we’re hiring software engineers. To give you an idea of what you’d do, one engineer on our team wrote an API that helps print over 10,000 shirts a day. Our stack is node, react, angular, and mongo.

We may have already answered your questions about us on http://scalable.press/product-engineer/. It covers hiring process, engineering culture, past projects, and future projects you might work on with us.

Interested? Email me and mention you’re from HN. No need to send a resume—I’d like to hear about what you’ve been working on lately, and feel free to include any relevant project links.

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PS We're also hiring a lead product designer and a software engineer with a focus on warehouse automation software. If you're into industrial processes, I would be happy to show you our 4 warehouses.
> like B, mini-B or micro-USB [or C]

Maybe that is exactly the reason to go with type-A, i.e. to make a statement about too many different B types?

Still a recipe for a disaster of course.
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Good Questions!

- Products: We are offering modern lock hardware (which we developed ourselves) and deeply integrated, modern access management solutions. This combination is what enables us to offer much more attractive products that can be integrated into existing customer infrastructure and enables them to save a lot of the costs they currently have for managing access by automating processes that are mostly manual today. It also enables them to be much more flexible in the way access rights are managed and keys are issued, as well as achieving a higher level of security.

- Team: We started about 3 years ago and currently have a team of 15 (2 founders).

- Vision: Long term, we see ourselves as a player in the building automation/"IoT" field, as it turns out locks/doors are an excellent starting point for that.

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If somebody is going to make a specific claim, in a published document, about another project having or not having a feature, then damn right they should Google for the combination. A lot of OSS projects end up having pieces of information scattered all over presentations and blog posts and who the hell knows what else. All of your goalpost-moving about what should be on the Gluster website doesn't change the fact that Infinit's characterization was inaccurate and trivially revealed as such by a single obvious Google search.
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OnCourse is looking for a talented JavaScript developer to join our team and continue improving the world of K-12 education. Our primary JavaScript frameworks are ExtJs and AngularJs but we love all JavaScript devs the same. Email Rich Gottlieb at rgottlieb@oncoursesystems.com for more info.

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To interns? ... Which ones?
Can you provide your email?
Same here. I'd have friends in the investment industry ask me about some new IPO or another. "I can't tell you what these guys do." Still, they'd pour money into them.

Even worse was pouring money into things like Nortel after the crash was well under way. People just chased it to the bottom.

Edit: I thought I'd add that even in a bloodbath like 2001, not everything tanked. The (tiny) company I was with continued to grow in revenue. We weren't doing anything glamourous, just focusing on business value. No IPOs, although some folks were trying to push us that way in the late 90's.
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Seeking two senior engineers to join our remote team. We are based in New York, but our team is distributed across the US. Our stack is primarily Ruby/Rails and JS/React.

The technology team at Assembled Brands works on varying apps and services for the fashion and retail brands that compose our holding company. Our ecosystem consists of several full stack Rails apps along with a Rails API-only app that services numerous React-based web apps.

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