skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's all just subjective, nothing of this is proven by any research. From my experience from several game studios (I admit the sample is too small to be relevant) quality of their games was inverse to quality of the tools. Stuff like http://www.geek.com/games/a-train-you-ride-in-fallout-3-is-a... is extremely common.

> From a technical perspective unity's tools are nothing special, however they work well for non technical users.

They are nothing special even from non-technical perspective. I'm not saying they are complete crap or that they do not work reasonably, in fact I think they are so successful because they are so simple/average. Of course constantly crashing tool is not boosting your productivity. But simple tools are.

Look at old Unity UI - it was even worse than most open source UI. The new UI is a bit better but still there are open source projects at least equally good. Or animation graphs in Unity. They are quite simple and they have many issues, yet they enable users to do more creative stuff than UE.
Looks like the 'remote' thing doesn't work properly. There are remote jobs that aren't displayed when the 'remote' toggle is checked.
I only read the abstract, but the result seems counterintuitive. I would have expected that as civilization developed the selection pressure on low cognitive ability would be reduced.
Maturity comes with experience, not time.

Perhaps the experience of having one of his contractor-chumps call him out on his worker-hostile corporate policy changes while working will mature him a bit more.

The rest of us have to make do with mundane stuff like the births of our children, not making rent/mortgage on the first of the month, having our water/power/gas shut off, getting laid off, drinking too much tequila, catching a flat tire at 1 AM during a downpour, losing the championship match, putting our favorite dog or cat down, burying our parents, getting married, experiencing a perfect day miles from any stranger out in the wilderness, finishing the marathon run, getting stopped by the cops for a BS pretext reason, or writing a horrendously long run-on sentence.
Yelp picks up restaurant waitlist app Nowait for $40M
[Airflow author here] in general, and when thinking in terms of best practices, we like to think of a DAG's shape as slowly changing, in a similar way that a database's tables definition is slowly changing. In general, you don't want to change your table's structure dynamically. This constraint brings a certain clarity and maintainability, and most use cases can be expressed this way.

Now. Airflow allows you to do what you're describing as well and will explain how to. If you were my coworker I'd dig deeper and try to understand whether the design you want is the design that is best, but let's assume it is. So first we support "externally triggered DAGs", which means those workflows don't run on a schedule, they run when they are triggered, either by some sensor, or externally in some way. A use case for that would be some company processing genomes files, and everytime a new genome file shows up, we want to run a static DAG for it.
https://airflow.incubator.apache.org/scheduler.html#external...

We also support branching, meaning you can take different paths down the DAG based on what happened upstream.
https://airflow.incubator.apache.org/concepts.html#branching

Now if your DAG's shape changes dramatically at every run [a shapeshifting DAG!], I would argue that conceptually they are different DAGs, and would instruct to build "singleton" DAGs dynamically. Meaning you have python code that creates a dag object [with its own dag_id] for each "instance", with the schedule_interval='@once', meaning each DAG will run only once. You can shape each DAG individually, from that same script, and craft whatever dependency you might like for each one.

Though all of this is not only possible and easy-ish to do, it may not be the best approach. Try to think of your DAGs and tables as static [or slowly changing] if you can, and the data as the variable.

As an analogy, try to think of an oil pipeline that changes shape based on the quality of the oil it processes. Crazy?! It's easier to think of the pipeline as static and infrastructure, and to have components that can sort and direct the flow in [existing and static] pipes.
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This looks interesting. If you're allowed to share, what is the salary ranges you're looking for? I'm currently based in the US and wondering if the pay is competitive...
Yes, right now I'm collecting ideas (there have been some very good ones in this thread), and I plan to write a few small converter programs to convert from M3U/PLS, as well as some plugins (I'm thinking about beets, currently).

Any help would be appreciated!
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Same here, but they're completely advertising driven so the excitement is driven solely by lack of advertising for anything else, rather than the inherent abilities of the platform.
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like Always_Good said before you, it's just an in-trend for readers to mistake headlines.
Ask HN: Is GitHub more blue now?
Did GitHub change the link color, or is it my contact lenses?
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3rd world people are not in the same boat, in Brazil a trip to NZ is a fortune, I've done it twice because of my job and for fun. It's one of the most expensive plane tickets you can buy here.
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Stack: Java React Redux MySQL

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[Jr|Sr|Mid-level] Front End Engineer
Because it's still a gChat client
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urban airship, portland,
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I don't see why this is being downvoted. It's fairly apropos to the subject. And it was the first thing I thought of too when I read the title.
Having concerted bombs of right-wing harassment drop on one's head for having the temerity to do something like "be a woman with political opinions" is not part of being an adult. And that's the reality of Twitter right now.

This isn't nearly enough; actually showing the trackable legions of smurf-account harassers the door might be beyond Twitter's meager capabilities at the moment (after all, they only have a small army of developers, right?), but implementing BlockTogether as a first-party tool, including "automatically block accounts under X days old that @ me", is just part of being a decent host.
In addition to that, nvidia has been riding on rising clockspeeds the past few years, the current Pascal architecture isn't much different than the previous Maxwell but clocks much higher, upto 2.1Ghz overclocked. Maxwell also clocked pretty high, going to 1.5Ghz overclocked.

CPUs are stuck at clocking 4Ghz and beyond, so graphics cards still have some headroom to grow into.
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EDIT: I'm confused by the downvotes
Some do upload
S3 is not a monolithic architecture, Amazon is a strong proponent of Service Oriented Architecture for producing scalable platforms.

There are a number of services behind the front end fleet in S3's architecture that handle different aspects of returning a response. Each of those will have their own code paths in the front end, very likely developed by different engineers over the years. As ever, appropriate status codes for various circumstances are something that always seems to spur debate amongst developers.

The change in status code would likely be a reflection of the various components entering unhealthy & healthy states, triggering different code paths for the front end... which suggests whatever happened might have had quite a broad impact, at least on their synchronous path components.
Good catch, I had them there initially but decided to play it safe and avoid the broken hashes, so I removed them from the list but forgot the example, thank you.
Is your child a Hacker?
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The salt would need to be kept secret so it shouldn't be called a salt, it should be called a key. The benefit of Scott's solution compared to this is that you don't need to deal with all the usability problems associated with keeping something secret (where should it be stored on the server? how should it be backed up? how often should it be changed? etc.)
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I don't plan on creating a standard that will end all others, though. I just want to move from Google Play to my local library.
I'm not sure about resolution, but the N64 had built in AA and AF.
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Full stack and mobile developer seek work with fat rate for a project.
i use javascript, html and css for front end. I have expertise on knockout, angular 2 frameworks.

Asp .net is my primary stack on backend. Models is no stranger to me as well.

ionic is my friend to mobile development and did ios applications previously.

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So its OK to act crappy now as long as you do something philanthropic later with the money you made while treating people badly? What is that called humanity arbitrage?

I don't think that basic human decency is something you should keep in a ledger to run credit and debits against.
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At FanThreeSixty we strive to build software which allows sports teams and venues to better engage with fans to keep them connected to their teams by providing more personalized and fluid experiences whether at game time or in the off-season. Headquartered in Kansas City, MO, we are hiring in both KC as well in Austin, TX for multiple development positions to help expand our data science and data intelligence capabilities for real time intelligence, recommendations and predictions. Interest in machine learning, analytics, data, and system design is a must as you will be heavily involved in each area of the system. You will also work directly with data scientists on the team to scale models for production and provide an efficient available platform for analysis and insight.

The basics:

* 3-5 years of Java or Python experience required. We leverage both Python and Java, but Python is the primary language of the data intelligence team, however as long as you have a good Java background and are not afraid to learn than Python experience is not required.

* Prior experience in one or more of Spark, Kafka, Cassandra, Hadoop, machine learning application preferred, but not required

* Ability to learn quickly and work independently desired as there is a remote component to this position as we are a distributed team. No fully remote positions available though. All applicants must be able to work in either the KC or Austin office.

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I think they pay for week's worth of accommodation. That's already different than most interviews.