skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Wikipedia reminds me that the version of his death (staying up all night before the duel to frantically write down his mathematical ideas at the last possible moment) that I read in Men of Mathematics may have been overdramatized, apparently like a number of the stories in that book.
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The article does make a Vanilla Ice joke, if you read carefully.
From what I've read, grains and soybeans are both self pollinating, so the meat supply is safe, so long as the Haber process holds out.
Cinesift: Find the best movies available on Netflix/Amazon Prime
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I'm looking for mid-to-senior level engineers to join my team at 23andMe. We're a direct-to-consumer genetic testing company, with over 2 million customers, and with over 85% of those consenting to use their data for research. The team's goal is to make the data we collect accessible and easy-to-use for our scientific, therapeutics, and R&D teams. We currently do this through a combination of web applications, APIs, and some data processing pipelines. This involves machine learning, data visualization, and web development. We end up working on the full stack, with more emphasis on the back-end.

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Forget the hacks – create a real integrated marketing plan
Web Development Monthly Roundup – June 2017
Bumble bees don't pollinate some plants as they are too big - their size also makes them better at pollinating other plants.
Shipping source has many practical issues for software deployment, including security implications, which is why many are moving away from using things similar to "pip" and towards things like "docker" (among other reasons).
This really hits home because if you look at my post history, a little over a 100 days ago I was wanting to create something to compete with Facebook because I saw it as Big Brother. Since getting rejected by YC, I've been forced to reexamine myself and let a lot of delusions and habits go. I quit drinking, smoking, meat, sugar. I have $0 debt (credit card or student loan or car or home or medical). I've gotten rid of as many of my possessions as possible. I've cleaned out much of my social media feeds and the amount of news I read as well.

I'm really passionate about exploring the outdoors, photography (landscape and wildlife), writing about self-actualization, learning about history (reading '1491' right now).

I've been helping two people I know with building a business online, one is a dog clothing company and the other is a film composer from NYU. I hope to scale this into an agency where I can work remotely while helping interesting people becoming financially independent doing what they love. It adds fulfillment to my life knowing I have skills to help them.

This thread has helped me so much, I don't even know how to thank the community. :)
They ask because it is more work to deal with US citizens. Your parents could have been visiting the US when you were born.
> I suspect it basically breaks Maven, since Maven jars aren't valid for Jigsaw.

What do you mean by that? Maven JARs are just normal JARs downloaded with Maven. They are therefore valid in both the classpath and the module path (as automatic modules). Jigsaw modules are just normal JARs with a module-info.java, there is nothing preventing you form managing them with Maven. In fact in already have several of them in Maven Central, they went through the SonaType quality check without issues. In fact the compiler plugin will detect if a dependency in a modular JAR and if so put in the module path rather than the classpath (the javadoc plugin does not yet).
> As for science, macro evolutionary theory isn't even science. The scientific method requires testing and 200 years isn't long enough to verify something that takes tens of thousands of years to occur

Lensky experiment, try another thing

> Darwin said if he was right the ground would be full of innumerable transitional fossils.

Darwin published his booke more than 100 years ago. Science has advanced a lot since then

> and yet was able to jump from a monkey to a human in 10k years

What?

> There are a lot of holes in evolutionary theory

Examples
I don't think people in the first world really understand the importance of this point. There are countries where a small increase in prices causes starvation at the margins. You are not going to get those people interested in AGW until they feel more secure in the present.
The Roli app has a good implementation of this on 3D Touch enabled iOS devices.
I agreed with the first part of your answer a lot more than the second part.
Music streamers express interest in SoundCloud deal
I thought Bustle was big on Ember and Ember FastBoot, has that changed?
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The word's been weaponized by the right.
How would the RN app (not the backend) do in production? (i.e. vs native twitter app)
Articles like this don't constitute "talking about the problem". It's mud slinging that paints the entire industry poorly.

Not to mention, these venues will consider the news to be "ancient history" in a month, leaving nothing but mud stains and hurt feelings (I'm personally tired of being painted as a sexist asshole who "just doesn't get it" because I'm a white male) in its wake. The "discussion" will be over, and nobody will be better off because of it.
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I'd imagine at the Times' scale they're not server-side rendering every page view though. I'm sure they'd be caching the HTML result at the CDN level.
And it wasn't that they got it wrong - they chose to rate bad securities as AAA to their and their cohorts benefit.
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>Why is the term "blacklist" so offensive to you? It has a history of over 400 years.

So does the N word. The rest of your comment is non-sequitur, so I assume you're trying to bait me with your racist remarks. Nice try. Your racist attitude has been noted.
True, but generally you can pin a dependency version in a way you can't pin a jdk version, because people expect your code to run on the latest jdk.
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Remote: yes - UTC+1/Ireland

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Thanks for sharing! I really appreciate it. Already "borrowed" the screen lock solution, and will look into other productivity enhancements :)
I don't understand: why not use the Reminders app on your iPhone?
> At least with this approach, those in charge are pressured to do something about it.

Personally, I doubt it. The media pressure will disappear in a few months, and short of a very public rape, will not appear again for years. That's how the modern media works - come in while the topic is hot, stick around and fling poo for a month or so, then leave it for something more salacious.
International fees are high.

But also conversion from BTC to USD is not for free. Whoever is doing the conversion is charging a fee.

Probably as part of exchange rate where they add a markup. So you don't see an explicit fee in your statement but they use little worse exchange rate and that is their cut.

Also whoever is their payment processor (whoever they partnered with to print those debit cards as they don't have license to do it themselves) is charging some fees.
Large professional miners spend on average $0.05/kWh on their mining ventures, including all other non-electrical overheads. So as a small miner with virtually zero overhead, you should only mine if your electricity cost you $0.05/kWh or less. If you do, buy an Antminer S9.

But personally I prefer simply investing in BTC.
What are some of your side projects?
I wonder how Japanese commuters ever got along before this app. Visiting Tokyo, I regularly saw people sleeping for their commutes, but they seem to wake up on time. The subway is so quiet, too.
That 10k, is it per person, or total? I find it hard to believe you can get health insurance for 2$ / person!
Making the world a beta place.. through creep driven sexism.
No, it's not "really liberal." SV especially I'd describe as more libertarian: constrained taxes and marginally socially tolerant with a sprinkling of lip service to liberal social issues.

The rest of California is a little bit liberal in some areas, but mainly in aggregate it's slightly to the left of the American mainstream. Which puts it firmly on the right, in my opinion.
I'm having the same issue. Appologies for the lack of formatting, let me know if I can hop on a chat to help out further.

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www.facebook.com/tr/?id=1598145426866140&ev=fb_page_view&dl=https%3A%2F%2Fv…=https%3A%2F%2Fvecta.io%2Fapp%2Fdashboard&if=false&ts=1499106496718&es=APP Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT
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People tend to rationalize inconsistent behavior when money/power is involved. Just look at what San Francisco, the home of the 60's counterculture movement, has now become.
I understand that it's impossible to both implement a rule and not implement a rule, but what is actually the benefit of disabling this? All nerd sleeps safe at night confident that no one changes their private variables?

Does this mean that things like jmockit's deencapsulation stops working?
Because this post is spam. The submitter has only posted direct iTunes link to this app and made no other contribution to HN. For this reason I have flagged it.
This is what AMP should've been.
Fun Fact #2, an easier way is the on screen accessibility tools, which if you replace with cmd.exe via Windows very own Recovery Console (on the OS DVD/USB), you can just click the Accessibility icon on the logon screen and get a SYSTEM level command prompt. It's even documented as a way in (Google is your friend) if you forget your Domain Controller password.

I find it shocking that this even works. However I'd be a liar if I didn't say it saved my arse once.
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Technique inspired by PostgREST and graphql spin "stolen" (in a good way) from subZero :), although a completely different implementation method then subZero
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'Login' can be used as a noun or a verb.
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/login
I didn't miss "virtue signaling". I was being concise.
The Amazon Empire
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HackerRank is complete garbage. My favorite platform for practicing algorithms is Leetcode because it receives updates often, community is very large, collection of problems and solutions are very well moderated and tagged (company, problem category) and the user experience is frictionless compared with HackerRank.

My problem with HackerRank is primarily based on its difficulty in jumping right in with little instruction specific to HackerRank's platform. A good example of this is its JavaScript support. Without going in to detail, users solving problems in JavaScript are forced to write code in a strange way, such as wrapping the solution in a "main" function. This should be abstracted away so that users of the platform can focus on solving the problem, not figuring out obscure details of the language support due to mediocre implementation on behalf of HackerRank.
Yeah, that's what I'd deduced. Leveraging full VS Code has advantages though, in terms of an already existing, large ecosystem.
No university or professor wants to be known for having any sizable number of their PhD candidates filtered out in the middle of the process. They'll delay poor performers for sure, but it just looks really bad when their candidates essentially fail out.

Also consider that often it's not even the candidate's fault that their research went nowhere. Sometimes it's just due to chance that a particular path became a dead-end, but other times it's due to a professor obstinately pushing them to focus on something unproductive, perhaps well after it's almost entirely evident that the dead end is coming.

It's a messed up system. I think the entire field of academic research needs a complete overhaul.
I use Feedly on the feed. The huge advantage is that the design is clean and that scrolled down items are automatically marked as read.
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"[Wag] is the best-designed and most efficient app for summoning a dog walker with some or no advance notice." - NY Times [1]

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Up the rebels
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SymphonyRM (SRM) is a new healthcare CRM company focused on transforming healthcare provider networks into high performing, member focused organizations. We help hospital systems navigate the transition to value-based care by imparting the membership model to how providers interact their patients and physicians, enabling hospital staff to coordinate and engage members with proactive, intelligent actions.

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