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We are looking for:

- Software developers (PHP/OOP)

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- QA engineers

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More info at https://www.kisura.com/jobs.
All carbon that comes from fossil sources should be avoided.
This is only a good idea if it prevents further extraction of oil or coal.

Otherwise we will just be adding more extra carbon to the carbon cycle, by dumping CO2 into the atmosphere.
OP: you may want to post this to /r/musictheory on Reddit. I have a feeling it will be appreciated by the music geeks there.

That said, it is fantastic.
Python rise
Sure but these don't address parent's statement: they don't release code with research. These both came years after the original seq2seq paper.
> > Social messengers completely changed our lives, by allowing us to work, discover new things and communicate at the same time.

> Nope.

Considering how much HN loves Slack (especially when paired with working remotely), I think you and I are in the minority. Some people can chat and work at the same time, apparently.
Airline CEO gets pied in the face
Since the value appreciates in land, condos do not tend to gain value over time. At best a condo will have the same value because of exhaustive maintenance.
New Recyclable Plastic; Plaxx, Creates Circular Economy for Plastic
So that's the case for JetBrains' products then?

VSCode is Microsoft's product, and they are doing solid job with it now, but who knows what they will do with it in 5 years' time. I won't be surprised if they try to integrated it with Azure more closely and do some things which are not relevant to me. Plus it's Electron app which I won't use.

And it's not like open source solution can't fail and be abandoned.

Only two editors that I think will last forever (at least it seems so now) are emacs and vim. Everything else has similar chances of surviving test of time.
Are these Windows apps being deployed and made available to Chromebooks? Article is very light on technical details.
Police to test app that assesses suspects
None of your windows have to be big enough for alignment to be a problem. Even on my small netbook I can fit three 80 column windows of text next to each other easily.
I did have Chrome open at that time.. that is true.

But still... this is some weird sh*t... they should have at least asked me before.
> It's certainly not worthwhile trying to getting the existing plastic out of the oceans, this has been well covered by engineers.

Can you link to some info on this?
High marginal tax rates incentivizes employers to offer health care benefits instead of salary. This is a main reason why health care has been so closely tied to insurance. Either tax the benefits at the marginal rate, or reduce the marginal rate to liberate health care from employment.
صور+وفاء+الكيلاني+2017+زواج+الفنان+تيم+حسن+بالإعلامية+وفاء+الكيلاني
What matters is not "what language you use to make your game", it's "which kind of software you can make with language X". That is, the focus of this article is not the "making a game" part, it's the "in Rust" part. It talks about where Rust helped, and which were the pain points. These are things of interest for Rust developers, in both senses: people using the Rust language, and the ones who develop the Rust language.
When I read things like https://twitter.com/sebrose/status/858347156427636738

I wonder two things.

- What does that even mean?

- Why is this needed when I can do well without all that in C?
How Don Diva Became the Magazine for Prisoners and Those Who Follow Them
Could be... but the design is such, that almost anyone will do that not knowing what it all means.
Sometimes not if I'm quick or it's been used for exercise tracking the day before, but by "shower" I really mean "morning routine". Take it off when I get out of bed and then put it on as I leave the house for work. It's always at 100% in that case, and I'd guess it's usually charging for 45 minutes to an hour.
>Do people actually learn how to make up music?

People have studied music and composition since at least ancient Babylon, so, well, yes?

>I always thought it was just some natural ability that people have.

With natural ability you can sing some melodies. For learning to play an instrument, adding chords to the melody, you need studying, even if you learn by yourself and by ear (as many folk musicians did). Song melody, one can have a natural feel for creating, but nobody just starts writing songs in full form "from natural ability".

>For as long I can remember if somebody told me to write a song I would just spit it out after a while.

What would that mean? You'd write a song on the guitar for example? If so, then you already know the chords. And not all of the theory, so how complex is your song? Just barebones songwriting (country/folk style)? Can you take it further? Can you write the parts for musicians to play on your song? Can you write different genres on spec?

There are more things in making music/songs than "spitting out" some melody.
> I have trouble seeing a ship being able to recover enough plastic to be greater than its fuel use skimming through it.

Surely it could just be solar powered? Autonomous even?
A lot of Opera users are mad that they no longer have a desktop email client embedded in the web browser. It's a quirky fanbase.
Sublime has been around for a while. Why should it go away anytime soon? And even if it did, it's pretty stable and I bet will continue to work for years, even if the developers did stop working on it.

I guess people prefer Sublime over Atom / VS Code because of its performance. To them (including me) that matters more than what might happen in 20yrs.
Gym – Mural Do Povo
MGAAS. "Malcolm Gladwell as a Service"
Try an app like:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/chordbot/id394754767?mt=8&ig...

https://prochords.dk/

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/guitar-chord-progression-son...

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/suggester-chords-that-work-t...

There are also desktop apps and DAWs that have chord intelligence built in (e.g. Cubase and Reason do).
I've seen it done (on a large-ish codebase), using Perl as a preprocessor for C. It looked good on paper and we were really enthusiastic when we came up with the idea, but it quickly degenerated into the proverbial ad-hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Common Lisp.

In retrospect, we could have done worse, like use C++ :-).
Great point! The words... their, mare, hair, where... all rhyme in English. This drives Spanish speakers crazy.
Massdrop or a similar platform might make a good option for organizing a group buy. You need to find enough other people with the same desire for a given part or item, but everything else seems pretty well handled; I know plenty of folks who've participated in Massdrop buys for keyboards, Cherry-stem keycaps, and the like, and haven't heard any complaints about the service. (Haven't used it myself, though - I'm just going to get two sets of PBT caps off eBay when this year's keyboard-cleaning cycle comes around - so can't speak to it personally.)
ProposedRoofLines
Dear interwebs, what language am I describing?
A Foursome of Arrays
As to 'continue', starting with Lua 5.2 you can actually simulate it perfectly with a

goto continue

and then a

::continue::

slapped immediately before the relevant loop's end. Surprisingly, it's not affected by the rule forbidding "going into new variable scope" - because "the scope of any variable ends before 'end', wink wink, nice trick we left here for you no?"
I should add, if you're really desperate $YYYY might be a better option, but after the either drop or deprioritize them.

And expect to run into more people like that in future, especially with small businesses.
Lovefield, a relational database for web apps, works cross-browser
In Memorium: J C R Licklider [1] contains a reprint of this and one other paper

[1] http://web.stanford.edu/dept/SUL/library/extra4/sloan/mouses...
>I was prepared and on-track for that job interview - if only the A train hadn't had a malfunction that morning and made me late

then

> You were late to the job interview because you're a person that screws times up. That's much more useful information than anything you could have contributed at the interview.

This is a total non sequitur
Poki: From Monolith to Microservices
I find vivaldi is not really suited for my several hundreds opened tabs navigation style yet. But I have good hopes for vivaldi and encourage people to try it and even use it as their main browser.
How to split and search in comma-separated values in MySQL
Assume They Have Something to Teach You
Series 0 (original AppleWatch) here.
I charge the watch while showering in the morning and while getting ready for bed. So it lasts a day, easily.
And I love it tapping me awake in the morning, as does my MSO.
I had the Pebble Steel before, and before that a Fitbit Armband, all with silent alarms.
I think for the team game the problem is we overvalue the last minutes in the game compared to any other time period in the game. Both teams could have made an equal number of bad plays/flukes during the game but we end up irrationally focused on the last play.
how is it besides the point? It feels like your whole point...
> randomly

What is random about what I've said? I have very specific issues with Homebrew, and I'm pretty consistent in my complaints about it:

https://hn.algolia.com/?sort=byDate&prefix&page=0&dateRange=...

> which I notice you have failed to do

Perhaps need to notice what I actually write then, because I have made very specific complaints about the policies and actions of the Homebrew project/maintainers.
Ah, this might be it then because like you I suffer from apnea. Thanks for that tidbit!
I've never heard it pronounced that way, although 'care' is how the first syllable in the word 'character' is pronounced.

I've always heard it pronounced var char (the parts rhyme). Char is pronounced like when you burn/blacken a steak. "Char-grilled food is cooked over or under direct heat so that its surface becomes slightly black"
I accidentally discovered a year or so ago that Thomas L. Dimond (working at Bell) invented core rope memory (which the wikipedia page says was "first used in the 1960s") in the 1940s. His memory got used in phone switches as a fast and reliable read-only lookup table. Here is a paper about the "Dimond ring translator": http://etler.com/docs/Crossbar/articles/30-AMATranslator.pdf
Bash Initialisation Files – which one will get executed? (2012)
Google Chrome won't be allowed on Windows 10 S
Gillette rips Dollar Shave club et al with new subscription service
Kudos for putting the summary at the very top of the page.

>The proteins that unravel as the temperature starts to rise turn out to be among the most vital.
Ask HN: Best linux ultrabook(2017)?
We are really not desperate with the option he has offered. I think we will pass on and have decided to remain silent for the email he sent to us. Agree with you that we can meet such people in the times to come. It's better to stop wasting time on them. Thanks.
How is that playing devil's advocate?
Are you implying that if such a campaign were to hurt a candidate you don't personally approve of, it would be perfectly fine?
In this case it isn't though. Canadian engineers make less than American engineers
Save Net Neutrality
Public Adjusters
That makes more sense, thanks. Still can't get powershell to compare in away that makes 1.1.12805.0 be less than 1.1.13701.0, but at least manual inspection makes sense now:

# On old hyper-v vm:
Get-MpComputerStatus \
|where -Property AMEngineVersion \
-gt [version]1.1.13701.0 \
|select AMEngineVersion

AMEngineVersion
---------------
1.1.12805.0

I guess one out of two isn't bad...
Might be a bit far-fetched, but an organisation that wanted Chinese companies to ultimately succeed might take and use information you are privy to at a medium to large, competing American (for example) company.
Table views in iOS with Swift: a comprehensive guide
Guessing you never read the book. Its not exactly full of hate.
“Google Is as Close to a Natural Monopoly as the Bell System Was in 1956″
I have the same feeling every time I see these types of "turn your editor into an IDE" posts. There are a lot of features of PyCharm I like, but its debugger is definitely the best and most essential for me.
my comment applied to a greater scope than just california and a greater scope than the issues discussed in the article....
OK Google: make this NEST hack a standard feature
that's nice and all, but to expect some magically faster healing in sauna... would need to see some science to prove it. I would not be surprised if some external injuries actually heal worse due to excessive sweating.

What definitely happens in sauna is stressing the body, in non-destructive way (unless you stay too long and collapse of course). We, as all other living beings need challenge to get strong, remain strong. Well, sauna is quite a challenge for various internal and external body systems. It is a losing race of trying to cool down and save body core, but our body probably mobilizes all available for it. We just don't have much internal receptors to feel this efforts.

Plus there is this great thing about jumping to icy cold water/shower right after - shock for the body is quite significant. Another challenge to cope with. Somehow this part stimulates immune system and over time creates better cold resistance.
Genuinely curious: why haven't you applied your advice to yourself?
The title does already reflect that. The name of the consultancy is on the title page of the document.
Good Managers, Not Machines, Drive Productivity Growth
Take your partisian bs somewhere else.
Implementing system fonts on Booking.com
One problem with that thesis: Metro is built on top of Win32.
The high-net-worth bar is lower than you might think. $1m in non-first home assets or $250k in income. Your dentist is not necessarily financially sophisticated by virtue of their high wages.
EURUSD: Bearish, Declines Further
Is this vulnerability just an authentication bypass the AMT web server, or the root cause was that AMT itself vulnerable?
I don't think you understand relational databases.

I wouldn't hit you with an actual brick, but if I worked with you, I'd certainly nerf dart you on a regular basis.
Show HN: Crowdtalk, AMAs in video, gather questions and answer with video-chats
Please take this elsewhere, as to your point, replies such as this are even further removed from the subject
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16699247/what-is-cache-fr...
Yes, it's called DBT.
SolarGaps blinds generate solar electricity while shading your windows
Apple's keynote
> except now in a much crappier language

This is one principal point where I disagree with this post. A proper DSL is a much better language than whatever the core is build in; for example, C++ may be the perfect language to write the game engine, but LUA is usually a much better choice for game designers to write the level-specific and quest-specific logic.
Nyt has really been spammed here as of late.
O Moto G5 é bom, mas deixa a desejar em alguns quesitos
Ditto, the sibling posts seem to cover it except for printed plastics, even if the plastic is good the printing probably wasn't/isn't.
I think we all understand that making a game is a tremendous undertaking. But playing a game on a higher difficulty for the additional challenge should never result in that game cheating. That is lazy design. If you can't figure out how to make the game more of challenge without cheating then simply don't offer higher difficulty levels.
Show HN: A password manager that can conveniently be used from the command line
Houses are for sale, of course, but suppose I passed a law requiring all new houses to be mansions. I'm talking palace of Versailles level amenities, out of reach for all but the most wealthy.

It's true that anyone is legally allowed to live here.

It's also true I've excluded, by legal fiat, almost all Americans. I've declared my lifestyle superior to all others and no one else can live here except those who enjoy the same.

Palo Alto is not as extreme.

But it still limits the number of houses, tells everyone what lifestyles are legally permissible (don't forget to include parking or yards!), and excludes vast swaths of Americans.

This isn't good governance. It's not healthy for the region, and it's not healthy on a national basis.

This is why many nations take away zoning power from localities and move it to regional or even national levels.

It's also why we don't have the power to vote for who lives next to us, at least explicitly. That would be local governance, but quite cruel and prone to abuse.

Why do we give localities this right to implicitly vote out people?

I would argue it is just as cruel and misguided as voting to ban your neighbor
Server-Side Hardware for MOGs
Don't overuse interfaces
So they made a site-wide change to their fonts, and didn't test it on any version of IE before sending it to production?
ML Chat Eric Schmidt and Pedro Domingos [video]
It's more than many other jobs. Everyone gets to work early. Many front office personnel get to work before 8 and the floor is mostly full by 830, but many people leave at 5 and most by 630. Most people eat lunch at their desk.

There are a lot of extra curricular activities though. You need to do dinners and events to build relationships.
You might be able to recompile quickly but if you're waiting 4 weeks for Apple to put your application in its store, there's still a benefit to having external configuration in sane amounts. As the article says, everything in moderation.
Why hardcode WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger instead of allowing multiple tabs showing up at the same time -- two of them could be WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger like a tiling window manager?
Can anyone shed light on how an machine learning focussed software engineer or data scientist might get a piece of the action? Specifically, how might such a person land a role that has potential to pay say, 300k+ ?
It's a wiki. You are invited to edit it! :)
I'm on OSX and it magnetically snaps windows together as they get close. Makes it easy to divide ad hoc.

As for messengers, what would be revolutionary is if you could actually use all these fragmented messengers in a single app.
* Zuse, not Zeus :)
Useful article, good graphics. Steve Jobs!
Is it? When I've tried that, I've found it impossible to do without placing some, perhaps most, of the panel above my eyeline, which is a recipe for neck pain.
Thinkpad X1 carbon 5th edition (Intel i5 / 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD).
I have installed xubuntu 17.04 on it and it works like a charm and can easily use it for 7-8 hours.
I believe this is the psychology field of attribution theory, in particular fundamental attribution errors[1].

From the article, the parent's "alternate conclusions" seem to be regarded as cognitive biases, while the "bad conclusions" are more objective and psychologically healthy.

So congrats, rsync, if you're "guilty yourself", you're in good psychological shape, according to wikipedia :)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_attribution_error
What's wrong with an Electron app? I am curious.
I'd be very happy if the console output when you build something on sublime was smarter, and parsed the output to make out the file and line where the error occurred, and clicking on the error would take me there.

It wouldn't do step debugging or breakpoints, but at least for scripting and even simple c programs it would work well.
How IBM Netezza Was Migrated to AWS RedShift?
> But, the question is do local residents deserve the right to keep out newcomers.

Also, when does someone become 'local'? All the time on Nextdoor I see, "we need to stop the building", "traffic is bad", "there are too many people". Yet, the loudest complainers are people who literally just moved to my town in the last year. The building, etc... is what allowed them to move here in the first place so don't complain about it now.

SF is not the only city experiencing these issues, although they are amplified. Nearly every nice weather coastal city in the US is growing out of control right now as people flee much of the center of the country.
I have exactly this setup. My left monitor is portrait, showing my 109 lines of code at a time, 119 characters on a line. If I ever have to deal with longer lines a keyboard shortcut moves the terminal window to the landscape monitor and VIM automatically resizes the content.
How to GIF on Medium – Clinton Nguyen – Medium
That's one thing I really miss in Vim when writing C++. I have reasonably good autocompletion with YouCompleteMe and good code indexing by a combination of exuberant-ctags and rtags, but no debugger integration. To me the editing gains outweigh the lack of GDB integration, since I only infrequently have to debug, but when I do I basically just open GDB in a separate terminal window and set it to "layout src". That said, I also get to use rr[1] from time to time and its productivity gains obliterate any downsides to having to type everything in the terminal, especially for debugging memory corruption. Just record your program until it crashes, then run it backwards with a breakpoint set on the corrupt memory address to see where it gets overwritten. Only downside is that it can't support shared memory.

[1] https://github.com/mozilla/rr
What can be the idea you would like to buy?
I want to make a side project ideas what can be tiny things which exhaust you to spend money for it ?
There's a lot of things I don't like about Google Music UI but the artist page with the top 5 songs and the albums below works great for both getting a taste of a new artist and entire album listening.
You might find Urbit of interest, if you haven't looked into it before now.
> Look at all the 3 or 4 stories apartment buildings sprouting in the city right now. Most of them could be double the height without increasing construction costs per unit.

I'm not sure that's correct. I think the reason that you see a lot at that height is because building codes change quite a bit as you go past a certain height and the costs go up as well.
What was going on on 4chan was even more hilarious:

(sorry for buzzfeed link)

https://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanhatesthis/heres-how-far-right-t...
Ok, so I installed it to try it out.

Trying to get the WhatsApp widget running it seems like I must allow access to the camera and the microphone on my computer.

This is ridiculous.

On mobile, this is not needed, and is maybe even fine. When the app is turned off you know it isn't listening or taking pictures.

On a desktop computer there is no such guarantee. On the other hand this applies to all software I'm running. Maybe it's time to put a piece of tape over the camera.
http://zestdocs.org/ is my old project I've abandoned with similar idea. If anyone feels like continuing/rewriting, or perhaps even taking over the domain, GitHub organization, macOS app, or whatever really, you can email me via hn at the website's domain. (Note that I've set up the MX records there only a few minutes ago, so it may take some retries to be able to reach this email.)
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