skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When you say "sexually assault" are you referring to them grabbing her behind or something else? The term is very broadly used.
The point is to put it on the wall of your office so that when people come in they will understand that you are an expert on human biases and be on notice not to try anything funny.
I have a printable PDF with my resume on it on my own site. It makes it a lot easier to deal with recruiters or smaller agencies when they ask for a resume. You can just send them the link.

It's a good time saver.
yeah, i left science for the reasons the article outlined.

it's a big weight off of my shoulders. i tell people who are thinking of going into science not to do so, now.
Another way that banks like to stealth lay people off is to relocate entire offices. JPMC did this consistently for years.

Relocate to a less-attractive location with an inadequate relocation package. For JPMC, the first year it was NY -> NJ no cash offered. The following year NJ to Ohio $2-3k for relocation. Two years later I think it was Ohio to Maryland, from what I heard.

At least on the tech side, most people don't move.
check out https://github.com/rcarmo/azure-toolbox ;)
How did you spread the word in early days of your project?(Any platform in particluar helped or performed better for marketing?)
Want a poster of this in every meeting room, maybe sans brain picture in favor of Rodin's Thinker sculpture.
I agree that automotive is the play here.

Automotive isn't just about the application processor showing rear-camera video and 3D maps, there are a lot of other pieces needed and Moto/Freescale has had that market share for a very long time (at least with the American automakers).
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This may be a newbie question. If a company is asking for a invoice (i know that most ask to justify the payment in accounting), Stripe has the possibility to generate one or are you using a 3rd party tool? Thanks
I remember about 10 years ago this was a huge issue for me. Back then I would research and know which chip the wifi used before buying and carefully check versions.

About 5 years ago I stopped when I saw that everything I looked up supported my stuff for at least 2 years. Since then every machine's wifi worked with a default Ubuntu install.

It could also be a selection bias. Most of my machines are north of a thousand dollars and if you buy things in the price range of chromebooks then you are probably getting some low end stuff, maybe the drivers for cheap stuff are that much worse. Maybe the cheap stuff isn't up to spec and needs workarounds that are hidden inside the closed source drivers from the vendor which generally aren't used on Linux.
Profit and PR.

When people think about buying a phone, it's always between an iPhone and something else. Something else is the entire rest of the world, iPhone being the reference for the consumer.
I think the author only brings that claim to make a point. Which is, Apple put companies like Blackberry (RIM), Nokia, and Motorola on life-support several years ago after the introduction of the iPhone.

Fast forward to now, market share of the iPhone is in decline worldwide due to the proliferation of the multiple brands offering Android OS on their "Smart" handsets. [1] The author is merely painting a portrait of things to come.

[1] http://www.macrumors.com/2016/04/27/iphone-15-percent-market...
Yes Sweden. The Carriers only own the last mile, then they rent fiber from the backbone. Some carriers have backbone fiber, but most of it is owned by government funded Tier 1 Carrier "Telia" that makes sure all providers and Carriers get equal access.
I've been in a similar position; a relative overshared something on Facebook. (You know those facebook "Like" buttons on Pornhub? Yeah, turns out they work.)

We quickly and discreetly contacted the relative, and let them know what they'd done, and they removed the evidence from Facebook.
Hm. I'm not really sure that's a good way of looking at it. I think comparing manufacturers is a more apt comparison. How does Apple compare to Samsung to HTC to (now) Google?

but even if you want to look at the market share by operating system, I think you should then look at revenue. Seems like Apple makes a lot more money from it's market share compared to Google.
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> Apple won the smartphone wars a long time ago.

This is a bold statement. On what measure? Last that I've seen is that almost 87% of the smartphone market is dominated by Android.

It might be true for app monetization, but definitely not as a whole.

Good read though.
I believe that Palantir thinks they can scale their business in a way traditional consulting firms cannot. Since they have pretty powerful data and software tools, they can actually reduce the cost per client as their client base grows. Going public could give them more access to capital to keep growing, which they should do if their economic model scales.
He would know that she was not using a state.gov or at least a ".gov" domain name and what is a private domain name. Of course, he would not know the location per-se, but he should have alerted the appropriate authorities to put a stop to her use of a non-secure email for government business. The use of government servers not only are for security to prevent hacking but also in order to keep an official government record of all government business. This official record can then be made public through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests. Obama would know this.
Unbeatably obsolete hardware. YES!
Didn't know that if I'm ever back there again I'll make a point of visiting, Thanks
Not sure why that's so bad. It's well constrained, and parsable.
If someone sent me a video of that sort, I would most certainly talk to the person about it - for all I know, they're in trouble, they might be about to send $2000 to some random person overseas for no particularly good reason. Or their computer might be infected with something that hijacks control of their camera.
What's with all the anti-Twitter bias among techies lately?
Ask HN: How did you prepare for tech interviews at the Big4(MS,Googl,Amazon,FB)?
Apologies, if this sounds like a cliched question as there are plenty of articles on the web regarding this.

I'll begin by introducing myself :
I'm a professional developer with over 12 years of solid C,C++ dev experience on linux/Real time systems. I've worked mainly in the embedded/telecom domains(no web experience) but I wanted to work in one of the Big tech companies since a long time.I bagged a couple of chances to interview with them on C/C++, and the closest i got to was an onsite interview with one, which I goofed up due to lack of my ability to present optimized solutions to the given problems.Its not I did not prepare for them, I did and quite elaborately as well. But, it seems so difficult to come up with an optimized solution in such a short time, on the spot !I'm really amazed reading some of the interview stories where the candidates seem to pull off solutions so easily !

I plan to try once again again in the coming months. But,before that,I want to know if there's a better way to prepare?

So, far, I tried "deliberate practice" method to prepare myself, but it clearly doesn't seem to work well. This has been my approach so far :

- Run through the problems on GeeksForGeeks and practice the solutions by hand on paper.

- Translate the solution to a computer (using vim/gcc or visual studio).

I just wanted to know if somebody here is in the same boat as me who have bagged an interview at the big 4 ? I would be very much interested to know how you went about preparing for it and what was the result. Also, do let me know if it makes more sense to master some web related tech like .net or rails and try instead ?
"Put your saved money into secured, sacred (untouchable) accounts," he writes on Entrepreneur. "Never use these accounts for anything, not even an emergency."

A secured, sacred, untouchable account... like a 401k?
Law enforcement and schools are all over Yik Yak as well for this reason.
Basically a copy of SQL migrate :

https://github.com/rubenv/sql-migrate

I'm not sure which tool came first in the Go community. While I'm not a big Go fan, this is precisely how Go can be handy sometimes, by allowing easy distribution of tools that don't depend on an interpreter or a JVM...
I have used it for some toy hobby things.

Every time I do, I come away wishing I could use it to replace R or Python for data science tasks such as data munging or statistics. I've even had a pipe dream for a while to create cross-compatible R implementation in Racket--"arket."
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Samir is 21 years old and does not have Alzheimer's. People need to take some personal responsibility for their own ineptitude. The only way we learn as humans is from our experiences (good and bad).
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>I would say "stay as far away from academic research as you possibly can" is the best advice someone can get these days. It is an awful, stressful waste of the prime of your life.

On the other hand, spending some years pursuing a PhD can be a great time to build skills and introspect in life. I grew a lot in that time in a way I don't think I would have with a job.

Of course, if you have a very stressful advisor, it isn't worth it.
I think hes talking about "But What If We're Wrong?" by Chuck Klosterman. Sorry to spoil the secret!

edit: Its highly recommended. Also, its not an argument about quality. The author speculates about what kind of art produced in the present day that people in the future will value.
I agree with this! Personally, I have a CS degree and a PhD degree in Natural Language Processing, although my current interests are larger than this. For instance, I work as web developer, do some mobile apps, do data processing and some tutoring, as they traverse a big range of my current interests.

Later on you can start mixing things. For instance, I do freelance tutoring on these subjects, I use my webapp backend Python code on an Android app I have, etc..
For an illustration of this, take a look at the Jimmy John's noncompete map, which maps out everything that's within 3 miles of a Jimmy John's: http://sigacts.com/jimmy-johns-non-compete-zones/ .
If it's just a hardware competition then Apple doesn't "crush" anyone in this regard. Apple's (formidable) strength is the intergration of their software with the hardware. Android can't compete with that aspect (yet).
Yeah, I'm in Chrome on Windows and a full spin of the scroll wheel moves it down about 5 pixels.

Given how much thought he puts into user experience in his projects, that's really weird. I have to scroll with click and drag and sort of "throw" the page upward as if I'm using a touchscreen.
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You are simply dead wrong here. And Bryan Cantrill has said so publically.

Sun NEVER intended for Linux not to adopt it. They wanted it to be ubiquitous across all open source platforms.

IMO they should have two claused FreeBSD licensed it but they didn't.
Granted this might be useful but I believe the ability to recognize these biases and fallacies can only be improved by experience. You can read or memorize what each bias is but you might not be that quick to recognize it in a discussion, it takes practice not just a cheat sheet[0].

0.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases
"Apple has always missed the cue on one critical piece: access to customer data. And that is what Google has always been successful at."

This is where it ends with Google and I, enough is enough.

I have to be honest the direction Google is heading in lately feels like dangerous territory, either people are going to like the invasive approach or be scared off by it, time will tell. I get the feeling people care less about search these days, Facebook etc is the Internet for a lot of people and Adblockers have to be doing some damage.
I don't think Colin Powell gave her that advice. The reason is that he and others know that all government business, whether classified or not, must be on government servers because by law, there must be a record of all government emails. Again, by law, this information can be disclosed through Freedom of Information (FOIA) requests, something which Clinton wanted to avoid.
Which "function discovery feature" do you mean? That sounds like something that would be nice to add.

The documentation page includes all the functions available in all the libraries you have installed (locally) or that are available in packages (on docs.racket-lang.org) so a single-page list would probably be a little overwhelming.
> Last that I've seen is that almost 87% of the smartphone market is dominated by Android.

How much money does the iPhone versus the Android phones make?
I'm inclined to agree, simply because everyone I've seen review this recent iteration of VR has great things to say about it. I don't recall hearing many positive things about 3D.
What's so judgmental about what I said? I'm just reading the story and pointing out the obvious. It's really hard to feel sorry for someone who sends naked pictures to a stranger simply from a facebook message saying "Hi, how are you? I saw your profile and I liked you".

And this is a crisis because?
Reminds me of my earlier bipolar days enjoying the rides of full blown mania, wherein in addition to being psychotic you also may become hypersexual, very social and, if on a computer, become fast and loose in communicating with as many people, including family members, as possible.

On countless occasions I have sent out mass emails that anyone would regard as far less damaging to one's reputation and dignity than a masturbation chat video, not just because of the sexual content, but because they revealed to everyone I knew that I was able to descend into psychosis; and to those who were familiar with such mood disorders that I failed or opted not to prevent myself with medicines to fall into those depths, and accordingly ought not be trusted.

Once I played ball with my shrink and became successfully treated with the right "cocktail" of meds, getting the disease well under control (it's been over a decade since my last manic episode), I found my social life soon fully restored, friends and family and coworkers, and eventually went on to get married have a kid, yada yada, living treated and happily ever after.

People have a short term memories even with things you do that are greatly embarrassing (unless, I suppose, if there's some heinous criminal component). Or some are overly-judgmental and prudish and perhaps not as valuable a friend as you had thought. So, if you screw up either because you had an Anthony Weiner episode or because you went on the Internet while manic, consider that the damage to your life that you're envisioning once your sanity is restored is greatly exaggerated in your mind and that you may successfully live it down.

Just a youtube masturbation link? Two thousand bucks that might turn into fifteen thousand two weeks later? Hell, might as well "get out in front of it" and post the link yourself with a note in the description that you're being blackmailed or extorted and you are posting this yourself in a bid to disarm the criminal so that you can move on with your life more briskly, with a suggestion to those watching not to watch any further and not to combine both your private parts and your face in the same picture or video.

The following few weeks may be a bit awkward but as has been noted in other comments most will pretend it never happened or won't care (perhaps they too know /firsthand/ what it's like to masturbate) or will resume liking you again after a surprisingly short period of time passes. As for being married, you each made vows, divorce is a major schlep, and if in your estimation your marriage is vulnerable to the likes of such an incident, you should work on your marriage before letting your hair down on Facebook and Skype.
I think apple has actually lost the "smartphone war".

Android market share is somewhere around 85%, ios under 15%.

It doesn't matter who manufactures the hardware if you control the software and this is true especially if profit from the phone hardware manufactured by you is not really that important part of your profit stream.
Step one should have been - dump jmeter for gatling. End of post about visualization
I think that was the inspiration rather than the goal. That's how I interpreted that comment.
Take happiness advice from people richer than you is like taking dating advice from people better looking than you.
> Grant is promoting saving the money you earn, but counter to most advice, he says to put the money in a good old-fashioned savings account — where your money is accessible at a moment's notice — until you have at least $100,000. Then, you can start investing.

I get what the guy is saying, sort of, but it's also the stupidest advice ever for most people. Saving $100,000 in a savings account is a whole lifetime of savings for many people. Meanwhile you're earning nothing on it, and it's not tax advantaged.
Parts of me think there's a huge market out there for people specialized in extracting business logic from Excel to an actual application, and that I would do well to get into it.

From what I've heard of other Office products, I think the hard part would be keeping my sanity.
"mediocre science", that line says it all.
That also is the term that we use to describe the people we're looking for.
I explicitly stated Java, because for me the whole Android Studio tooling is very important, which most alternative JVM languages don't support.
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A union is a group of people who unite for a particular purpose, often contract negotiation.
4 miles and crossing a river is a pretty long walk for pizza, beer, or dinner. I doubt you'll find a pizza place in Times Square who wants to advertise for people to go stay in New Jersey in hopes that that advertising will be net profitable for them.

It's obvious you don't like AirBnB's prior operations in NYC; I can respect that. I started out commenting how AirBnB can in fact benefit a New Yorker other than those who directly rent out their apartments on the site.
> But Apple has always missed the cue on one critical piece: access to customer data. And that is what Google has always been successful at.

> When you buy an Android phone you sign in to your Google account. Behind the scenes, Google starts recording a huge amount of data about you as a user, your preferences, your routine.

Some would say not accessing customer data is a feature. I am very careful who I share my data with and appreciate Apple's approach.
He specifically said accessable as well. If you access the funds in your pension before retirement there's a hefty tax penalty.
I guarantee there are people in that exact situation who are doing just fine. The same rain that drenches the dog rolls off the duck's back unnoticed.

That being said, probably not a good idea to become responsible for other people before you've got your own life figured out.
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No, not a 401k unless you don't want to be able to do anything with it until you are retired.

The purpose of a non 401k is to invest so you don't have to wait until you are 65 to retire.
How exactly do you close the API to outside requests? It's not hard to reverse engineer most APIs, either by decompiling the app or just watching the wire.
"to Grant's point, they won't help you get rich quickly or invest in opportunities today."

It all comes down to [being able to] taking risks and having the funds available when opportunities arise to be able to. Without a "risky opportunity" fund then one can't participate in high risk high reward opportunities.

However, if one has a company match to their 401(k), why couldn't someone contribute to their 401(k) to get the max "free" match and then if an opportunity arises one could do an early withdrawal of some funds to pay for it? Yes, you'll pay taxes and penalties but if you view the companies match as free money and it covers those taxes and fees, then are you really any worse off then never having contributed? Until an opportunity presents its self you're also getting returns on the free company match money.

Thoughts?
More packets are pushed through BSD devices than Linux devices combined ala Netflix CDN.

PS4s run heavily modified bsd.

OS X has much BSD code. iOS as well.

Juniper routers.

TVs.

We can continue to do this all day. The point is no one has any solid hard numbers on useage for anything. Only guesses.
I have a similar problem. It bothers me a bit that I'm not amazing at any single thing, but not nearly as much as it bothers me that there are things I can't do well. I have this strange belief that I should be at least competent at every skill there is. (I blame my dad for this, by the way. He is good at everything. :-) )
Or git push origin -d my_branch, so rm vs -d
Yes sir.

5 requests

6.91kb

0.75S

I've always been a big fan of having an absolute minimal number of http requests. This is right up my alley.
... of which we have no proof, just his word. Do you?
I'd far rather hear about where to put that $100k than where to build it.
I still don't see the logic. You're okay with

- someone pleading guilty in return for an indefinite punishment, but not a definite one, and

- someone getting a more time in the horrible, horrible cage because the trial found them guilty but not less because they realized they would lose

- someone getting mercy from the court for pleading guilty, but not "getting special treatment and rewards for waiving right to trial" (which a guilty plea is)

- someone leaving their fate in the hands of a capricious, unpredictable jury, but not leaving their fate in the hands of a capricious, unpredictable sentencing judge for the guilty plea

I just don't see a consistent preference ordering that spits out "plea bargains should be banned".
Control of the software is one of the things the article points to. Google is putting their name on phones to increase the control they have over software. The OEMS and carriers have demonstrated that they will mostly do a shit job of it.
> I got tired of having to fiddle with the system

Never understood this argument... I use both Linux and OSX, I spend the very same amount of time to get from a fresh install to a friendly dev environment. Install bunch of extra stuff (either with brew on OSX or with dnf on Linux), import my config files (git clone my-dotfiles-repo), done.

The only extra quirk on Linux is that I have to use a network cable until broadcom wifi drivers are installed.

The rest is a matter of personal tastes... I believe GNOME provides an optimal user experience and I like it way more than OSX, but both stay out of my way enough to not care that much.
Mac OS X just works until one day the UI locks up and App store updates hang, and the computer becomes an unusable brick because nothing can be read from the disk after the non-replaceable SSD because it died (happened to me two weeks ago).

Everything just works until the awful built in media management applications corrupts your media collection/destroys their metadata.

Everything just works till their terrible disk format results in an undetectable error that slowly corrupts your files until even most of your backups have been quietly corrupted.

Everything just works till the UI for resolution becomes permanently scrambled and doesn't allow you to switch away from Fischer Price mode on the retina MacBook you use for development.

Using Apple computers has thoroughly disabused me of the notion that there is anything in the world that "just works" for anything but the most hilariously trivial use cases. It's a flawed platform just like all the others.
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