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Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: Depends on the distance from Manchester.

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Oh, sorry, I thought you meant my (price) model, not the Berkeley (production) model!
I also thought Firefox ran better on Linux a bit. I decided to test your Chrome claim on my Core Duo 2 box running Ubuntu. I just downloaded Chrome from Software Center. First run took 2-3 seconds to usable browser. Something is wrong with your PC, distro, or installation.

"but I believe a lot of the developers respect open source philosophy and therefore we get first class software for opensource operating systems"

That's probably true to some degree. That the least, there might be more developers on FOSS boxes testing it which spots more problems. Hypothetical as I have no data on Rust to test it with.
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I spent Memorial Day weekend working on Python/OpenCV traffic counter that uses similar motion detection techniques. I tried to explain how it works in the readme on the GitHub repository:

https://github.com/iandees/speedtrack
Yeah, totally. But that's not what governors think about when they make appointments like that.
Broadly, software is about tradeoffs.

But the relational model is essentially so good an approach that if you are building something that's close to a relational model but not fully relational, you're almost certainly creating more present and future potential problems than if you moved to fully relational model (edit: and that's not saying other approaches are bad if you have a problem a ways away from the relational domain).

Neither of us know the particulars of gp's problem and I so couldn't say if you're alternatives are better tradeoffs. However, I would wager if someone wound-up adding several fields and tables to an existing blob-filled database, the result would haunt it's creator on many lonely nights at the office.
Actually Adderall is not racemic, since that would mean a 50/50 mix of the dextrorotatory and levorotatory enantiomers. Adderall is 75% dextroamphetamine and 25% levoamphetamine in four different salts.
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→ Microsoft tricking users into upgrading to Windows 10
Just a generation of hustlers, mowing lawns and babysitting.
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But there is quite a few non apple laptops with 4k that seem to do just fine. It's not pointless, 4k would give you like twice as much screen space as current retinas. It would consume more battery but it's not like retinas don't.
The article even has a link to that previous discussion right at the top of it.
The original design wasn't intended to provide that kind of isolation, and the primitives that are exposed are retrofit; every new containerization design needs an audit that captures the entire exposed functionality of the Linux kernel.

You can just skim this paper to see the problems: non-namespaced identifiers leak in procfs, UID "slides" expose containers to each others resource limits, there are non-namespaced non-containerized kernel functions exposed to root inside of containers, and so on.
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Do you have a writeup somewhere? And/or a rough estimate of the overhead of your scheme?
It does improve cognition in low doses with very little side effects and no real long term danger unless you already have a cardiac condition.

Also there have been studies that show that people on low-dose therapeutic amphetamines are less likely to abuse drugs, including stimulants.
Ha. Thanks man. :-)
waste of time and money
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Agreed on Silvio. Much closer.
The hiring process is overly complicated as we're only loosely affiliated with the university but our hiring process has to go through them. It's also quite slow for this reason - it took me several months of contacting people before I was hired as well. Leadership here has been working with the university to smooth this process out (as well as other processes we needlessly have to go through the uni for.)

I've put my email address in my profile; if you want to hit me up with the job / manager you applied for I'll see if I can dig anything up for you. FWIW its worth the wait / effort; it's a very cool place to work
> Actually, persistent storage is fairly hard in itself

Don't we have distributed data storages precisely because it's impossible to guaranty persistence locally? It's kind of a way to not bother trying to solve the impossible, but to achieve some guarantees on a different level.
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People are equal, cultures are not.
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I found this page via http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/54052/is-it-possi... and I think it is really interesting.

Furthermore it is interesting to know that one might consider the technology on the page quite oldschool, however its most important value is the text and the images in the description and they are provided by good old HTML.
Yes, lots of tech jobs have migrated from 128 to the city over the 10 years that I've lived here. There are still a lot of jobs on 128, and those companies run shuttles from the city out to the offices for people who live in the city.
I could have sworn there is a formulation of 1:1 (50/50 dextro/levo), but I could be mistaken.
Does seem like quite a lot for a software company. Could hire quite a few devs with a billion dollars. I imagine most of the price could be attributed to Demandware's existing customer relationships and Demandware's employees, although the latter is difficult to value especially considering that most folks worth their salt are out as soon as their options vest.
For the same reason that stealing a loaf of bread is usually a misdemeanor, and stealing a car, a felony. The amount definitively affects the conversation. If the Fed decides that 250 million $1 bills need to be replaced due to damage etc, and they print 251 million, that's not going to have a dramatic affect. If they decided to print 2-3 Trillion (annually, mind you), the effect would be horrendous.

As to phrases anarcho-capitalists use, I have no clue.
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The work is very different. If I'm coding and I'm tired, I can go home and get some sleep. When I get in the next day, the code is exactly how I left it.

A doctor can't put their patients in suspended animation while they get some shut-eye. The patient's condition may worse or improve. They may make vague complaints that are clues that can only be pieced together if you were around to pick up all of them.

Likewise, it's very very difficult for a doctor to serialize every bit of data they've gleaned from a patient to pass on to the next doctor to come on rotation.

Because of that "continuity of care"—having one doctor around to continuously interact with the same patient—is really important. It would definitely be great for doctors to work shorter hours, but it does have some real costs. Patients aren't text files.
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Actually, it would have been better and more honest. Then people would understand there is a dossier on them.
> Maybe with a bit more emphasis on connectivity

What makes it an even bigger ARM turf than otherwise.
> There have been studies showing that amphetamine leads to definitive cognitive improvement in the general population.

Stimulants cause people to become psychotic. Some are more vulnerable to this effect than others.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Substance-induced_psychosis#Su...

There are better, safer ways to cause a "cognitive improvement in the general population".
This is false and a common myth. If this was true then we would have the perfect test for ADHD, just give someone some stimulants and see how they react.
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I really wish your homepage was more descriptive. It reads like a Silicon Valley (HBO) parody. Like what does your company actually do ???
It may not be extreme, but it sure is agile.
Off topic, but I remember playing Spin Doctor growing up on Mac OS 7. Fun game. Looks like someone made a version for iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/spin-doctor/id335523121?mt=8
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good idea about using the DWT.... you're right, I can imagine that it would interfere with debuggers but still a useful technique.

I've got hopes for the v8-m arch as it modifies the MPU scheme to make it much more flexible than v7-m. I've had issues with fitting code around the power-of-2 size windows.... it makes things really clumsy.

I'm currently using code instrumentation to get our required level of robustness but I may have a play around with the DWT now.
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The fact that nobody has responded to you concerns me. I'd much rather have a failed relationship with fond memories (which all but the worst of relationships will have) and personal growth (which every relationship will encourage given that you have the right outlook going in).

You're setting up a huge false dichotomy here. The choices aren't lonely or miserable, there's a huge spectrum, and you might feel those feelings at discreet points, but overall just developing the level of closeness that you do with another person in a prolonged relationship can help you see the beauty of the world and the people in it again.

From one previously lonely guy to another, I really hope you give it a chance.
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I find that unlikely...
Well-researched and solid writing. I'm surprised this isn't higher on HN.
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We're open to experiment with remote candidates. We have 2 guys working outside the office locations I listed, but they are still in UK (Leeds, Edinburgh), where we have an office.
But wouldn't a static inline achieve the same thing while keeping type-safety?
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Anecdotally I think Europeans are more likely to self medicate with alcohol and cigarettes rather than prescription pills which are more common in the USA.

In my experience the culture around having a few drinks after work and even having the occasional cigarette is far more relaxed in the European countries I've been to than just about anywhere in the USA.

But as I've said, I have zero evidence that any of this is even true - just my observations however well travelled I am.
> Yeah, totally. But that's not what governors think about when they make appointments like that.

No doubt Cuomo was focused 100% on how this would affect his 2016 and/or 2020 presidential run, not how it would affect the state of New York.
In practice this doesn't actually work because the organization doesn't have freedom to re-invest. Once the government can come in and say "we deem all this money in excess, so we will confiscate it". What if that happened to Apple after the successful iMac in the early 2000's? We may have never seen the iPod or iPhone - as an example.

All the system needs to control resources is to define it as "excess capital or resources." You end up with a globally centralized economy, where the independent business owners are robbed when successful to feed the system.
That wasn't my takeaway. The implication of the title, in the context of the article, is that the suit would have had less merit if the sale price had been higher.
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The upper map-full code is also badly formatted and has comments everywhere. It's true that chaining functional abstractions is tempting at first; but with a bit of balance:

let words = fn (f, file) => {
file.lines().flat_map( |line| {
line.unwrap()
.split_whitespace()
.map(|w| w.to_string())
.collect::<Vec<_>>()
.into_iter()
})
.collect::<HashSet<_>>() // prune duplicates
.into_iter()
.map(move |word| (word, f)) // and emit inverted index entry
}

let idx = args.iter()
.map(|fname | (fname.as_str(), fs::File::open(fname.as_str()))) //+ (str, fd)
.map(|(fname, f)| { f.and_then(|f| Ok((fname, f))).expect(&format!("input file {} could not be opened", fname)) })
.map(|(fname, f)| (fname, io::BufReader::new(f))) //+ (str, buf)
.flat_map(words) //+ {str}
// absorb all entries into a vector of file names per word
.fold(HashMap::new(), |mut idx, (word, f)| { idx
.entry(word)
.or_insert(Vec::new())
.push(f);
}); //+ {word:[filename]}
> The medical profession, on the other hand, has struggled with this for almost a hundred years.

IMO, this is all about money. For residents to work shorter hours, either the cost of care would have to go way up or each residents total pay would have to go way down. Payers won't accept the former, current and prospective residents won't accept the latter (largely, because the cost of medical education is driven by expectations set by the status quo -- they literally can't afford a cut.)
Anecdotally, I can attest to this. I took melatonin for 3 days straight and my circadian dysregulation crept up again on the 4th.

I've found that simple sleep hygiene habits (no blue light exposure 30 mins before, taking a shower, etc) facilitates better sleep than melatonin.
> I kid, I kid. It is called "economics."

Is the footnote for that line, so I think the EMH thing is a joke.