skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think his point is that when comparing running SalesForce on the cloud for every users SalesForce has, vs running SalesForce locally for your users, there will a lot less challenge to keep it running locally than on the cloud.
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I can help you with most things Elasticsearch, whether it's deployment, technology or a Logstash/Kibana setup.

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iTerm2 permits one to bind command-w to nothing, which is fantastic if you are going really fast and you meant to do that to Chrome but your iTerm2 has focus. Also great for errant muscle memory when one means to press control w

It remembers all the sessions that were open and the directory the shell was in when Yet Another Rebooting Update comes through. Obviously the local command history is lost, but even just restoring the tabs, putting back their titles and changing back to the right directory is a monster time saver.

Being open source is a very real benefit in my life, even if I never change a thing, because I can change a thing.

The colored tabs are also pretty.
Still geographically far and culturally different. Although sharing religion does create some familiarity but in reality I don't think the culture is similar.
Good answer. Do you think it's always the case, then, that any governmental program automatically creates its own constituency?
Trademark law generally covers you (sometimes after a lengthly legal battle) if there is a chance that you could be confused for the other party which in this case I clearly was. It was the first thing I thought in fact.
Wirecast from Telestream is a good paid option as well.
Of course, you don't take for granted what the client says. You generate your own file name.
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Id rather think its a failure in planning.From AWSs playbook the conventional wisdom is that things fail all the time and you have to plan for these eventualities.See the Netflix models and Googles multihoming approach to spreading the service offering.Its always going to be the case that a cloud provider can fall over however if you are simultaneously running on different providers , all you have to worry about is the speed of rerouting traffic to your still operational site.Short of the entire internet keeling over from a backhoe incident you should be sitting pretty.
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What we're building:

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* A cloud-based real-time integration platform for the Internet Of Things.

Our software typically integrates with real-time subsystems in buildings (think lighting systems, security systems, CCTVs, access card systems, energy meters, sensors, fire alarms, AHUs, HVACs etc...) and lets your monitor and control your smart environment.

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We write code in C#, F#, Python, Javascript, Coffeescript, Typescript and some smatterings of Go.

We have interesting problems to solve. Mail me at <haran at ecyber.com>
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We’re looking to add experienced software engineers to our team to help build, scale, and manage our hosted and on-prem platforms. Engineers in these roles will help define much of the technical direction of Reflect. You’ll get to work with everyone on our small team and wear lots of different hats, both technical and non-technical.

Reflect is considered infrastructure by our customers so service availability is extremely important to our business. We all practice DevOps and we deploy our stack amongst many different cloud providers. We’re golang on the backend and ES6/React on the front end with some services and tools written in Ruby.

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Both. CS and Math are equivalent.

You can both represent all math expressions in the form of computer programs (what makes programming a superset of doing Math), and can represent all programs as mathematical expressions (what makes doing Math a superset of programming).
> SO when an employer is forced to pay all employees a basic income

Wait, I'm not sure what you're talking about here. Employers don't pay a basic income, the government does (so by extension we all do, through taxes).

I'm not sure how it will shake out, but there are pressures to both reduce and increase pay in a BI system. Everyone is getting a base level of income, so wages across the board will drop (but companies will be paying more in taxes, so it's offset somewhat). On the other hand, there will be less applicants for crap jobs, so the wages for those will likely go up. Then again, maybe a crap job isn't so bad if you don't have to do it 40 hours a week, and since people won't need the work as much as want it for increased spending power, maybe you can fill what was a single position with 2-3 part-time positions, and people will accept less pay because they aren't doing it all week long.

The biggest problem with moving to BI is that there are so many variables that are affected it's impossible to say with any confidence how it would settle. Experiments like this help with that, but even they can only go so far when the people are interspersed with others that are not on a BI system.
Never crossed your mind that it could be tongue-in-cheek given that it's a terminal emulator for Apple platforms, eh?

I mean, the Twitter announcement included a Ron Paul GIF[0]. I'm just saying, maybe the pitchforks are a bit premature on this one. Jony Ive's not stumping for iTerm2 v3 Mk. IV.

[0]: https://twitter.com/gnachman/status/737747033067376640
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Willing to relocate: For the right opportunity.

Technologies:

* Languages: PHP/Ruby/JS/Go/Scala

* Front-end: Backbone/React/Elm/Boostrap/Foundation

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* DB, etc: Kafka/Postgres/MySQL/Aerospike,

* For fun: Currently building a gossip protocol in Haskell: https://github.com/jpfuentes2/swim

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I've learned many of these things on the job and even more in my spare time for fun. Right now I'm living w/ the cognitive dissonance of concurrently loving programming in Go and Haskell. I've built many JS SPAs, managed DevOps for multi-data centers, countless APIs in various languages, ETL jobs, lead teams & hired/interviewed, and always thinking architecturally and at a system level. I love what I do and love learning all things related to software development.
Hyperdev simple chat app
This has always struck me as one of the stronger arguments against the idea of public healthcare, which otherwise seems like a good idea. I feel quite certain that this tool of social control would be used against me, to dissuade me from engaging in some of the dangerous activities which give me great pleasure, and am therefore extremely reluctant to accept the argument that this is a legitimate use of power against other dangerous activities I don't happen to prefer.
Pretty cool game. Although I have been unable to map it to any of the limited knowledge/understanding I possess about quantum mechanics.
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The point isn't to serve the volume that SalesForce has, the point is to serve yourself.

If you have experience enough to prevent downtime or to handle it when it happens, then perhaps that is better than risking that to someone else.

the 20 hours of downtime was probably BECAUSE of the amount of data/customers to handle. whereas if there is 1 customer, recovering isn't nearly as difficult or time consuming.
I expect it would be some kind of a merge of the two (without severing the optic nerve that is) - neurons work by accumulation so you would effectively have the two realities summed - which would be neat for augmented reality. Two fully immerse you could close your eyes or put on dark glasses. A friend told me this is how visual hallucinations on LSD work ...
I will meet your challenge head-on and say that that UBI is a worthwhile task, even presented worse than in your imagination. Humans have the right to dignity, food and shelter, and I think even those who are lazy, angry, worthless, deserve these as much as do any other.

But your argument relies on other
inherently problematic parts of the American system.

-You say that people would have to "live in a UBI ghetto". Sure, they won't be able to afford a six bedroom house or a downtown Manhattan apartment off UBI. But in cities with public transit, and with non-ridiculous building restrictions, why can't the answer be "downsize and move ten minutes away"?

-You tie high-performing schools to high-income neighbourhoods. This is true in the US, but for bad reasons. Public schools should, and already in many parts of the world do, accept people who want to come from any nearby geographic location. A particularly effective example is the city of Edmonton, in Canada. Kids can choose to go to any high school in the entire metropolitan region (of course with capacity preference for nearby students, which is rarely reached). And it works extremely well.

-You assume through the pejorative "ghetto" that life in a neighbourhood with many UBI recipients will be undesirable. But why is this true? Just because people are less monied does not mean they are worse. In countries which do not allow their poor citizens access to mental health support, sufficient food and education, etc., outcomes are worse. But a high enough UBI would allow these citizens to fix those problems themselves.
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Unmade (formerly Knyttan) is a vertically-integrated fashion brand, pioneering on-demand knitwear manufacturing technology.

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Cloud Services is a new division within CaseStack that purely focuses on building great software, specifically in the supply-chain industry. We also have built many awesome dev-tools that we are planning on open-sourcing along the way.

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Please send a resume or portfolio to kanat at casestack.io
The one thing I've always wanted from nginx-rtmp was the ability to pull from a source input instead of running a separate process with ffmpeg to push the stream over. If they could get that working my life would become less complicated quickly.
I definitely think some places will self-destruct, but I do have faith in the basic goodness of human nature. Gandhi said something to the effect that you can't make a system so perfect that the people in it need not still try to be good people. I've also heard it said that "Even God hesitates to offer anything but bread to the hungry man."

Will UBI solve the human condition? No. But it seems like a workable possible solution to how to handle rampant and permanent unemployment due to advancing automation. Something worth trying. ;-)
Seems really nice. Would love to see it how it compares to Ceph, we were considering Ceph for our container storage. For starters, it seems much more simpler to deploy.
JSON is receiving pretty much the same hype that XML did 15 years ago. I never got really understood the hype about it then and I don't get it with JSON now. I find XML better for some things and JSON better for others. Neither is perfect.
Windows is a first-tier platform, and can be counted on to work since Windows is the largest platform for Firefox, and hence enormously important for Mozilla.

For working with Windows APIs, see https://github.com/retep998/winapi-rs
Also, FWIW, there is an actual v3.0 tag: https://github.com/gnachman/iTerm2/releases/v3.0.0
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Location: San Francisco, CA

Experts in machine learning, data science, and software development.

NLP, Ad click prediction, anomaly detection, image and signal classification, deep learning.

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Against Historic Preservation
That almost makes up for the over-spends on the Edinburgh trams, and the Scottish Parliament!

(Speaking as an Edinburgh bloke who lived through the significant disruption down Leith Walk for a tramline that was never built; I'm not bitter. Though nowadays I live abroad. In a city with multiple tram-lines.)
Can't you open a Python shell and unpickle it?
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10+ year Microsoft stack developer (VB6, Classic ASP through ASP.NET WebForms, MVC). Database experience: with SQL Server 2000-2014, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Omnidex. Data management tools/ETL/ELT experience: Pentaho, RedPointDM, Alteryx. Experience with jQuery and Knockout.js. Experience leading small (up to 4 person) team, running agile (scrum) projects. Some experience with Linux, PHP, Laravel, ASP.NET Core.

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Similarly I, and most people at my company, use mremmote ng http://www.mremoteng.org/
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Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, MATLAB, R, including numerical/statistical/geospatial packages. GIS and remote sensing.

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Email: greg@pronghorns.net

I'm an ecologist by training and skilled at managing and analyzing environmental or experimental data. Currently building my skillset in data science/machine learning/statistics.
Fighting an endless and futile war against DMCA takedown abuse
Note that direct democracy has its own drawbacks: for example, in some cantons the franchise was only extended to women on February 7th, 1971: http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/february/7/...

(Pressure for social change tends to come from the young, voters skew old, so in practice many direct democracies tend to be very slow to adapt to widespread grassroots social change.)
I hadn't heard of borg before, but it appears to be a backup program. arc is a file archiver, like tar or zip.
I don't understand why this is being used over say librados + librbd from Ceph. This seems like an awful lot of work to get the same functionality that Gluster/Ceph already have. Is there something I'm missing here?
Utah apartment complex demanded users ‘Like’ their Facebook page or get out
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Our Ideal Candidate has:

- Experience building, scaling and maintaining a large scale web service
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- The ability to self-manage and prioritize tasks
Enough flexibility to work across multiple levels in our stack
- An eye for design and respect for great user experiences
- *Bonus points for any sysadmin, computer vision, or image processing experience you have

Tech:
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Today's DM also has:

- Royal Navy cadet, 27, who had oral sex with guest at college dinner dance later raped another woman in her cabin after telling he was going to 'f* her brains out'

- Woman teacher is burned alive 'by her boss' after she turned down a marriage proposal from his son in Pakistan

- The Home Office farce that will make your blood boil: Hard-working family who run Monarch of the Glen shop are ordered to leave Britain, but a convicted Iraqi child abuser and an Albanian killer can stay

- Dalai Lama says 'Germany cannot become an Arab country' as he warns that Europe has taken 'too many' migrants

It's Buzzfeed for pensioners whose hearing is so bad they only respond to wolf calls and dog whistles.
Emacs and Atom seem to have the most complete offerings via plugins like Racer. I'm quite happy with my Atom setup, but it is pretty far from turn key.

1.) You need to `cargo install racer` and add the bin to your path

2.) Clone the Rust source of your version of Rust, and add that to your path

3.) Install the plugin and set the paths in Atom
This is where most people are from out-of-state
This discussion might interest you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11130208
Hi evanb, thank you for your efforts in writing a detailed assessment. That's all very enlightening indeed. I'm sure I'll have more to ask about individual parts once it's all sunk in but thought I'd acknowledge the whole response right now!
The server is present in Home editions as well, although the access is invite-only. It can be found under the "Remote Assistance" name (msra.exe).

I'm not sure if non-MS clients (like rdesktop) are able to work with it, though.