skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ask yourself: even if you disagree with the parent's numbers, do these numbers from Glassdoor make sense to you?

A friend of mine has a younger sister who was offered $120k base salary out of college to work at Google in NYC, and another 30k in RSUs. She's told me this compares favorably with what friends of hers were offered at similar companies on the east and west coasts.

I'm going to avoid a discussion about merit, but suffice it to say that I believe seniors PMs working at Amazon for a few years are far closer to $600k than $100k.
From what I understand they didn't say it was going to happen, they just said it's a likely possibility.
I love how Elon is just fucking going for it. No time to waste.
Edit: ... they're just making things up ..

I meant to say they're NOT just making things up
I'm guessing they had to update this FAQ after they started ignoring the OP (and other customers) messages. Also, something is wrong with the timeline with regards to the OP's blogpost where they say they've been using Firebase for a while.
> I take it you haven't seen that (obviously staged) Q&A with Putin with Snowden calling in, asking a ridiculously softball question. Any person with integrity would refuse serving as cheap PR for Putin's regime.

Naive to the extreme.

He has nowhere else to go but Russia. If he gets deported, its life in prison in some dank US black site, at the minimum.

How is insulting Putin in front of the world going to help him at all? Do you really think Putin would change his ways right there if he had done so?

Come on.

> That story always seemed improbable to me

Why? That's what happened.
Industry standard is 4 years vesting with a 1 year cliff. You are vesting, right?
You should own 8.25% at a year and then 0.6875% for each month after that.

Sometimes there are differences because different founders contributed different amounts. For example, this schedule wouldn't be fair if one of you had a side job.

Ultimately, it won't really matter. If they think you have too much ownership, they can issue themselves additional stock grants to get you down to what they want you at.
If I'm not mistaken you can host on premise?
http://www.emaildiscussions.com/showthread.php?p=599512

No angels anywhere.
The real problem is people are polarized: these folks are either total hero's or total traitors. They're usually a mixed bag. Here's a short write-up I did on Snowden as an example showing he's both a whistleblower and a traitor simultaneously:

https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2014/10/nsa_has_under...

Just depends on which leaks and motivations we're talking about.
28, I saw on twitter

https://twitter.com/MB3ngtsson/status/864357179842715648
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I heard it referred to a couple times as "the biggest ransomware attack". Perhaps the writer heard this too and lost the nuance.
The greatest irony is that they missed the drummer saying "fuck" after hitting his sticks together.
Generally the context is held by most implementations (And accessible by implementation specific tricks), but that is not required by the standard as some platforms have highly limited stack Or other storage for such data.

Why would you want to restart same code after an exception anyway? Conditions have changed...
Indeed. For a good jumping off on this topic, do check out Zappa's testimony, along with that of John Denver, when asked before congress.
That isn't true. I use a debit card for GCP.
For context, Aadhaar mentioned here is a unique identity program being implemented by the Government of India in association with some private companies.

It has been criticized for lack of transparency, dubious claims with regards to distribution of benefits as well as of security, aggressive push in conversion from being voluntary to mandatory and the biggest ever private data leak of citizen records.

The author has been involved in raising awareness about the problems with Aadhaar and describes how he and others like him were targeted by well planned, company sponsored smear and troll campaign on twitter.
s/reached/rewatched/
don't know anything about DNNs!
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Atom is dead slow. It sucks. Whose bright idea was to make it in Javascript?

Sublime is around one million times faster and has most of the packages. It's a no brainer.
I agree about chickens. My state is the chicken capital of the world. Those coops are so nasty you can start to smell them a mile away.

The only way it will change is everyone buys organic or true free range. The costs are too expensive for me to buy all the time. I think Americans should rethink eating meat at most meals. I've not been able to do it regularly.
It would be "funny" if Microsoft would be blocked to release updates, because, you know, they'd have locked machines.
> i'm just saying that practicality beats purity and that we all do it so advocating purity is definitely not credible

This is like arguing that a member of the Vegeterian Foundation should buy chicken rather than chick-peas because chicken is easier to cook. Or because the chick-peas are being produced using animal fertilizers.

There are many criteria by which you can evaluate software. Usability is one of them. Software freedom is another. The GNU project proritises the latter over the former.

More importantly it's got nothing to do with "purity". I really don't understand how people are surprised that the Free Software Foundation prioritises Free Software as a criteria over anything else.
> because, as everybody knows, the only way kids ever learn swear words or dirty concepts is from music, and never, ever from their Parents, Siblings, Neighbors, Friends, Classmates

Do you like the way I flick my tongue or nah?
You can ride my face until you dripping cum
Can you lick the tip then throat the dick or nah?
Can you let me stretch that pussy out or nah?
I'm not the type to call you back tomorrow
But the way you wrapping 'round me is a prob
Ain't nobody tryna save ya
Baby, get that paper
Probably got a lot of other bitches owe you favors
Pussy so good, I had to save that shit for later
Took her to the kitchen, fucked her right there on the table
She repping XO to the death, I'm tryna make these bitches sweat
I'm tryna keep that pussy wet, I'm tryna fuck her and her friends

EDIT: Downvoted and flagged for illustrating there's a noteworthy difference between "swear words or dirty concepts" and actual lyrics? Or am I just a prude?
Attackers BTC transaction history..

$81,065 at current BTC/USD rate

https://blockchain.info/address/115p7UMMngoj1pMvkpHijcRdfJNX...

https://blockchain.info/address/13AM4VW2dhxYgXeQepoHkHSQuy6N...

https://blockchain.info/address/12t9YDPgwueZ9NyMgw519p7AA8is...
I hope she's alright after this; there might be people literally gunning for her, even if she wasn't trans.
Using Employee NPS to Measure Employee Happiness
Yeah but you could move their account over physically but continue to not bill them. I doubt 16MB is anything more than a properly enforced column value in a CRM.
> So... you're still locking people in

Quite the opposite! It's no different than using Amazon RDS or PostgreSQL in Azure. All of your usual tools for managing and integrating PostgreSQL still work.

The benefit of my system is that it's an easy in to the GraphQL world. You integrate all of your data and services via boring, old PostgreSQL and it just works. My stack takes care of caching, analytics, integration, scaling, etc.

GraphQL is an emerging API specification that, I believe, will ultimately supplant REST in the long term.

> "awesome tool" (PostgREST) is awesome, "awesome tool as a service" (Graphcool, Postgraph) is dangerous.

Are you implying that on-prem software is the only way?
I don't think it'll be cut and dried about Manning or Snowden either.

People still disagree about whether or not John Brown was heroic.

Whether they're seen as heroes or villains will likely depend on which side of the political spectrum one resides. Even now, Manning is considered a hero to most of the left while Snowden isn't and Snowden is a hero to the libertarian-leaning faction of the political right.

Manning's leaks embarrassed the Bush administration and Snowden's leaks embarrassed the Obama administration. Assange ruffled everyone's feathers.

After all of this, Pollard is still in prison.
I can't believe that's real!
I feel like a dinosaur running all of our services on dedicated server infrastructure (OVH) but every time I see stories like this I'm glad I do. Unlimited bandwidth, a fixed monthly fee, absolutely zero surprises. I think far too many startups jump immediately into the cloud, where costs and volatility are magnitudes higher than your own infrastructure.
I honestly don't understand why do some people think breast milk isn't superior to commercial formula milk.It took evolution eons to perfect it and here we humans think it's not good enough to opt for commercial product?
Don't make the mistake of making macro predictions based on a niche segment. I think generally people aren't "interested" in car ownership; they are interested in fulfilling their transportation needs as best as possible. Car ownership just happens to fulfill that the best right now.

There is the possibility of increased urbanization and improvements to self-driving car technology will make it economically feasible for car ownership to be unnecessary for most, but I highly doubt that happens within the millennial generation. Probably the next one.
jQuery doesn't report some "errors", for example when a selector doesn't match anything.
What specifically are you asking about?
This is long overdue. Chelsea will probably be doing interviews soon, and since [she's already been pretty outspoken about internet freedoms][1], she may even bring some much needed attention to issues like net neutrality, government surveillance and the never ending erosion of our online rights.

Let's hope the media doesn't tear her apart.

[1]: https://twitter.com/xychelsea/status/847264510247190532
> we introduced a bug

I know it's not the case, but this wording makes it sound intentional. May as well say "We designed an internal problem"
A certain fictional character named O'Brien might have a problem with your assertion.
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yes, this is exactly how it is implemented now
Did the sender domains in question have SPF records at any point?

SPF is essentially a self-maintained whitelist.

Blacklists are public and searchable. Something to check after dealing with an infected machine, for example.
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You may be downvoted to oblivion for asking how it gets on the front page (some people think it is of interest is the usual answer, IIRC), but honestly, however this ended up here, I am struggling to work out the point of it is.

It's four short paragraphs, short enough for a forum comment, of someone vaguely talking about UI, with zero examples. It's also the only post on the site. Fishy.

I feel bad saying this as the author may just have English as a second language but due to some wacky, essentially meaningless sentences, I did wonder if the point was it's an example of text generated by "AI".

Edit: And this gets downvoted within seconds. Ridiculous.
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I think he/she is referring to Microsoft's design guidelines ?

Anyway, some exemples would be welcome.
My friend, America has made its own bed and we should not shoot the messenger.

Getting mad at someone for releasing information that should not be hidden from the people who allow their government to exist, because now other bad guys know the info too, is like getting mad because your girlfriend's friend told her you were cheating on her.
It's a shifting of blame, and part of a propaganda campaign for damage control. Your opinion has successfully been bucketed into one of few.
But negotiating protection with the Russian government is a simple, safe, known-to-work strategy? Snowdon clearly isn't a neophyte who shies away from things because they are dangerous and difficult.
I think all the last ones are meant as a joke.
The best place to build a rain station in a sprawling city is where you can build a small city centre around it. (Hint: it's not asking a highway)
Counterpoint; U.S. President speaking candidly:

> I moved on her like a bitch, but I couldn't get there, and she was married. Then all of a sudden I see her, she's now got the big phony tits and everything.

> I'm automatically attracted to beautiful [women]—I just start kissing them. It's like a magnet. Just kiss. I don't even wait. And when you're a star they let you do it. You can do anything ... Grab them by the pussy. You can do anything.

Not sure what your point is; language appears in virtually every context of human life and parents will have to teach their children what they consider appropriate
> Arguably Manning did endanger the lives of U.S. service members

People said that about Snowden too, but because there was no evidence of this it's all just wild speculation.
Because a lot of "developers" only know one OS. I've seen places trying to run a fuel cell power station controllers on Windows.. Fortunately it was fairly easy to explain to them why this is a bad idea :)
Wow, this comment and learning about JSON OT was super helpful to me. Thank you for letting me know about it!
A chatbot can read them back to us.
The only discussion at the time, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3686840#3686980
Often, an error state machine is better than error code passing. (along the result or separately)

Such a design forces you to handle all errors near the place they occurred without the syntactic overhead. (Threading problems are overrated. Easy to dodge by providing a Context attribute which then works like IO monad in Haskell.)

It essentially works like exceptions without a forced stack unwind and return - which may or may not be good. Both are easy to convert and interoperate.
I think his blog is very much "modern UI."

The styling is well-considered, deliberate and does the job nicely. UNLIKE the naked HTML/no-css that some people here PRETEND to admire.

Webpages should be pleasing to the eyes. Pulling this off requires a sense of taste and significant work (although not necessary by the content author).
This makes alot of sense. I have always wanted a way of using photoshop's native features in my browser. So it seems like now its possible. However, imagine a Frame for Gaming! Playing at 30-60FPS in your browser that sounds compelling
From TFA:
"When I see these modern interfaces and all these animations/transitions, I get sudden emotions which seems good, but that fades away quickly and after that it turns out all too noisy. There is no serenity in it."

He's getting sudden emotions? What does this even mean? And do I really need "serenity" in a GUI?

For me, the real problem with GUIs is that it's not easy to repeat or automate a task.
You might be a bit behind the times -- Tom Selleck pitches reverse mortgages now.
Hey HN, I'm the founder of Keygen. I posted it here awhile back when it was just a landing page and I'm reposting because I launched it last week! I'd love to answer any questions. :)
a huge part of this "modern UI" wants to be invisible, and not fancy at all. Transitions, transparency, animations are techniques and methods to make a digital thing become more humanized.
work from home!
> GitLab has been very receptive to many recommendations.

I never said it wasn't, I was just saying that the only meaningful blocker is on GitLab's side (though as you've mentioned in that thread there is some discussion on refining the requirements).

> There's discussion (stalled) here:

Emphasis on "stalled". ;)
> The Russian government has been loosely tied

Keep in mind that there is a massive propaganda campaign being done by the US to make Americans think Putin is evil.

Chances are, Putin is no more evil than any US president. Keep in mind that even the most ostensibly intelligent, reasonable, and articulate president in memory, Barack Obama, happily accelerated the campaign to convict journalists under the espionage act and ramped up drone executions abroad.

My point is that the US may legitimately consider Russia an adversary based on geopolitical realities (scarce resources, etc.) but none of this means Putin is more evil than a US president.

In the US there is some degree of public consent required for military action and foreign policy, and the best way to make this happen is to create a moral argument. So of course the leaders of all nations the US considers adversaries are framed as evil. But this is just meant to help achieve democratic consent, no serious policy thinkers actually believe it.
I don't know; that's a good question. As long as most people die old then probably yes. But longevity is more closely related to the maximum, and median doesn't give you information about the maximum. And there have been times in the last millennium when the median would have reflected high infant mortality, and not the age of people who live a long life and then die of "natural causes". Anyway, nobody really reports medians. Life expectancy is an average measure.
> Marx considered all profit from financial investment to be economic rent, unjustly misappropriated from workers.

No, Marx considered profit made from the value added to commodities by labour, this profit arising from purchasing of labour-power, to be exploitation. Although you may disagree with his theory of value, as far as I know the theory of exploitation comes directly from his theory of value. As Engels put it:

"Whence comes this surplus-value? It cannot come either from the buyer buying the commodities under their value, or from the seller selling them above their value. For in both cases the gains and the losses of each individual cancel each other, as each individual is in turn buyer and seller. Nor can it come from cheating, for though cheating can enrich one person at the expense of another, it cannot increase the total sum possessed by both, and therefore cannot augment the sum of the values in circulation. (...) This problem must be solved, and it must be solved in a purely economic way, excluding all cheating and the intervention of any force — the problem being: how is it possible constantly to sell dearer than one has bought, even on the hypothesis that equal values are always exchanged for equal values?"

You've asserted that Marxism is demagogic quackery multiple times, without really saying why. Why do you think this is the case?
That's The Beatles isn't it ? http://wgo.signal11.org.uk/wgo.htm
"the head of the NSA perjuring himself in front of Congress"

Citation needed.
Nice to be able to do even that. Many sites these days won't even let me highlight, which I often do while reading. It is infuriating.
Does anyone know what happens when you write a song that makes FBI decide to not drop the investigation ? How will FBI punish a singer ?
Same as the Hyperloop story. Just that the Hyperloop story wasn't true, it was really conceived by Et3.

And in general - entrepreneur "origin" stories are often bullshit - useful to get go PR, that's it.
Firebase bandwidth usage growing rapidly even when the database is not in use
Your SaaS isn't charging enough
What's the point of selling someone a "lifetime" plan of anything, if you're able to discontinue that plan whenever you feel like it?

It's the equivalent of a "lifetime warranty" where you just fail to stipulate that it's the lifetime of the product and not the buyer.
I've heard from other academics (though from universities with less prestige) that there is an effort to expand programs to accept foreign students that would otherwise be turned away either due to space constraints or poor program fit. The way it was described to me was they didn't want to dilute their CS or MBA programs but still wanted to accept the foreign students. They are seeing a demand for masters degrees from both sides: demand for classroom space by foreign applicants and demand for entry level employees with master's degrees by employers.

Curious if Carnegie Mellon is following the same train of thought.
Charges were dropped.
Not much. I've seen the same thing (transit departures) provided by a locked down, CD-booting, ramdisk-only Puppy Linux (of all the possible distros! Found out from its distinctive boot sequence messages). Since the functionality was essentially "bring up the display and network, then point a kiosk browser to an auto-refreshing URL", there was no need for the other five million extra features that come mandatory with Windows (which probably would have been XP or XP Embedded).

That's not something you'd need a Linux hacker for - just configure the distro _once_, all the remaining work is webdesign.
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Looks like paperspace.com is doing it nice!
The order wouldn't matter in that case, would it? Either way it's still deducting the sum of those three transactions at the end of the day.

I thought what they were doing is applying all your debits, charging you if that puts you into overdraft, and then applying any credits. If they applied the credits first, you wouldn't go below zero.
>Maximum concurrent requests for this endpoint reached. Please try again shortly.

Anyone have another link? I'd be interested to see how many people actually paid.
This would have to work like the deprecated throw() statement and change the mangling scheme so that no linking errors would occur.

I'm pretty sure it was proposed more than once in the standard committee.
I believe the Aquarium here was against it, saying they've only ever taken rescues who couldn't survive in the wild anymore. Those rescues would now be put down.
Sometimes I find it useful to step back and remember that alliances, enemies, governments and countries are just human constructed actors in an unnecessary drama constructed and played out entirely by humans on an insignificant rock in space. From that perspective, it's hard to judge foils and vigilantes appearing in the grand plot.
Can you explain more about how the explicit content warnings force people to do anything?

I guess they make it easier for parents to control some of the circumstances where their children listen to music but I don't see how it affects others.

Worse than government laws about little notifications are things like Walmart demanding watered down versions of the music.
A core at twice the frequency is better than two at half the frequency every time. The problem is usually the trade-off is not that clear (either the slower cores consume significantly less or they are faster than just half as slow).

Regarding HT, 2 threads is really a sweet spot for a 4-wide CPU. More than that and the competition for cache resources, execution units and register file become significant.

POWER8 is special because a factor of x2 is because each power 'core; is pretty much two distinct smaller cores that can gang together to speed up one thread (it also helps on per core software licensing), while the other x2 factor is for very specialized loads (this is also true, or used to be, for SPARC).

IIRC XeonPhi which is also a specialized cpu has 4xHT.
Most early 90's cars were garbage. Some would live to high mileage but fall apart in the process. Rust, bad paint, plastics that faded and cracked, terrible suspension, etc.
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Follow through = billions in the bank and oodles of connections
The distrust of all government officials also elected Trump and promotes an anti-science culture.
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Thanks for the reply. I definitely agree on many of the points you mentioned. I wanted to pose the question for the HN community because there is probably a slightly stronger negative bias towards this technique of gaining experience.

I definitely look forward to hearing about the experience of this class after its first one or two semesters.