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Imagine if the subline read

"The company's buzziest product is all thanks to Eric Schmidt and his male-driven team."

Instead it reads

"The company's buzziest product is all thanks to Toni Reid and her female-driven team."

Apparently open sexism is OK as long as it favors females.

What the hell is going on
Honestly, I think the opioid epidemic is really what is driving this more. Unfortunately the article doesn't bring it up.

Though I do agree with you in general that we need a fundamental cultural change or we are going to see the average life expectancy.

Every morbidly obese child you see has s good chance of not living past 50-60, and their adulthood is going to be marked by early disability.
I'm a self taught dev with 15+ years' experience. I only got a degree a few years ago (did it while working). Honestly, I learned exactly nothing useful that I didn't already know.

I do a lot of hiring and, in my experience, having a degree (or indeed the class/score of said degree) has no relation to the real-world abilities of candidates.
I'm not talking about any narrow streets proposal, just highways and major roads taking up more relative width as something to account for.
Yes we do? "software engineer" is a very common job title.
I'm highly critical of france but your comment comes out agressive and have zero informations in it.
The Capital Sharp S in now part of the official German orthography
Note that this is (one of many) websites made by private companies that try to appear as official as they can without being (and collect some "fees" on the way). I would be extremely surprised if there were actual employers on that site or if they would actually provide a useful service regarding the real application.
You won't really find a nation right now that is anti-science. If France would care about science it would try to fix their school system to produce more scientist. But instead they prefer to lure people in their mess of a nation.
He's excellent as expected in "Hap and Leonard" with James Purefoy.

It's on Sundance TV in the US and Amazon Prime in the UK.

Two seasons with a third already commissioned.

>Set in the late 1980's, Hap and Leonard is a darkly comic swamp noir of two best friends, one femme fatale, a crew of washed up revolutionaries, a pair of murderous psycho killers, some lost loot, and the fuzz.
> instead of returning something semantically like a function, std::bind returns something that might be better described as a partial syntax tree that happens to be something you can call as a function

Indeed. std::bind seems to work more like a Lisp-ish macro than a function in this regard.
dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14683511
Talking to locals, military, border guards, UN workers, ex-pats, travelers, etc.

this is me http://theroadchoseme.com
Why let your self get wrapped up in global or national issues (real or fake). Instead, focus your efforts locally on things that make a difference to you every day.
According to independent reviews, Alexa came in dead-last when compared to Siri and Google Home.

See comparison here: http://bgr.com/2017/05/18/google-home-vs-amazon-alexa-vs-sir...
I quit my job once when I realized I was no longer afraid of being called out :D
Tamil is a classical language like greek, hebrew, chinese etc. Its much older than telugu and the other Indian languages. Malayalam and kanada is derived from tamil
Macron basically just re-branded the socialist party, which wasn't exactly popular. And while his optics may be better than Le Pen, Trump or whoever, France still has deep economic and social problems, and a continuation of the status quo is unlikely to change that.
I second premii. It caches a lot of content which is useful in low-bandwith environments.
I find it interesting how later iterations of the game fixed the Mass Slow problem, but (perhaps with the exception of the King's Bounty reboot) generally weren't considered as fun to play.
My faovurite window manager ever is GOOMWWM, which is a manual[1] tiling window manager with some stacking window manager features, is extremely keyboard centric, lightweight, customisable and easy to use. Its also tiny, so if you want to hack the source, its not that dificult to figure out.

Its sadly not actively developed (the latest github commit was 2 years ago), but in my experience, its been very stable and I’ve used it for years without any issues (although I stopped using it almost 2 years ago when I started using a mac for work).

I haven’t tried way cooler, but if it were to let me work like I did in goomwwm (especially manual tiling), I’d be sold. Dbus as the integration mechanism sounds interesting and I like rust and lua too.

[1] I never liked automatic tiling personally
They might get higher numbers, but they are paid in Dollar which is less worth than Euro, also everything is more expensive there than it is here, especially rent and food.
Except that American farmers pioneered long haul transport of bees. In many ways its due to American farmers that the bees even exist.
Great to hear you're happy at Google! Could you point out in rough format what were the major points in your history from bootcamp -> Google?
I suppose it's possible for vegans/vegetarians to eat better/more balanced than many omnivores, purely because they're much more likely to be taking an active interest in nutrition.

The folks who eat frozen pizza every night probably aren't the most balanced eaters.
It looks great on paper but the devil will be in the detail and how well they execute on the admin/bureaucracy side.

If my experience a few years ago with the auto entrepreneur scheme and URSAFF are anything to go by, you'll need a lot of patience, the ability to speak half decent French and a sense of humour if you want to avoid ripping all your hair out :)

I love France (have even married one of their citizens!) but this is a country where in 2013 we moved from one department to another and had to close our bank accounts with the branches in the first department and open new ones in the second department because there was no way to migrate accounts between branches of the same bank o_O We literally had to post cheques to a friend in the old department so he could deposit them while we waited for the old accounts to be closed and new ones opened (complete with different cards, chequebooks, account numbers - the works).

Why did we need to migrate accounts? Because you could only deposit cheques in the same department as your local branch. Why were we depositing cheques?! Because half of France (including my fiancées' employer at the time) still uses them for everything (which is also great fun if you're in a rush in Super-U and the person in front decides to pay with one).

Having said all of that, France is awesome despite its flaws and there are lots of reasons to be hopeful with Macron now piloting the ship.
I refuse to accept the "you are more likely to die in a road accident" argument. Simply refuse. Ironically the terrorist attack in Berlin last December was initially categorized as a road accident.
Any chance you can share ahk?
Is there documentation/examples for how to program the Alto's microcode?
How does 3 compare to something like sklearn and pandas?

I'm having a really hard time figuring out what Watson is.
Functional Design Patterns in Scala: Monoids
During the height of the recession I had to do the same (also US).

After a while you can tell that a good number of those positions are just recruiting firm honeypots; which makes the search both aggravating and depressing (since you feel like there aren't any /real/ jobs out there).
Keep looking, near me is http://www.kirklandreporter.com and http://www.nwnews.com. If you can't find one start one, leverage the software you built.
Possibly one of the worse funding decisions by bill gates' foundation.

Even in poor, rural communities in India, more feasible payment methods backed by the government (BHIM) seems more practical than this paper
Yeah the intent of the article is obvious based on the title.
With regards to locking in to home automation, Alexa has many integrations with the major home automation brands and hardware. For instance, my house is nearly all Z-Wave and I use a Wink Hub to tie them together. It took possibly 30 seconds to integrate Wink to Alexa and now I can control my entire house through voice commands such as "turn downstairs off" or "turn master bedroom on".

Even though I have iPhone and many HomeKit enabled devices, the fact that Wink and Alexa support so many integrations keeps me from even attempting to buy into a very locked in ecosystem like Apple or Google are attempting.

Finally, in the absence of a pre-existing integration, you can always write your own, which can't really be said for any of the other major players that aren't completely roll your own.

I've been pleasantly surprised by the flexibility the Alexa platform has shown, and it's becoming increasingly part of our home workflow because of how well it plays with other things.
This is required reading as part of ME344: Introduction to High Performance Computing at Stanford.

I think it gives a great high level overview of how parallel programming works. Great starting point for those interested in learning more about HPC systems!
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People pay for services like Cloudflare and Incapsula so it is safe to assume that people will pay for security.

I pay for website backup software that backs up to a CDN, which I also pay for, in case my site crashes, I can restore it in about 10 minutes.

While I love the fact that Cloudflare offers a free plan, I am glad they also have paid plans, as nothing is free, but having that nice gesture helps. Security is definitely a commodity that people are willing to pay for if it "eases their pain", whatever pain they may have.

Outside of a computer, I bought an entire security system with 4 cameras, and paid a guy from Comcast under the table in cash to run them throughout the perimeter of my house, so I can see whats going, and have it recorded. I also pay for ADT security system that will alert me if someone tries to break into my house.

So for sure... security is a necessity for many and as long as you are reasonable with your pricing, people will certainly pay for that peace of mind.
I find European culture and history alluring, but I don't think Europe is somehow "more free" than the U.S., in particular, you guys have much more regulation and far greater taxes. Maybe you have a greater quality of life by certain measures, but I think the freedom point is hard to defend. Maybe I'm wrong?
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Yes, that's right.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/States_of_emergency_in_France#...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/November_2015_Paris_attacks#St...
Modern consoles can control a lot of universes these days. A grandMA2 full-size can run 256 universes corresponding to 65k parameters in one session, a Whole Hog 4 is basically unlimited.

When you're running that many fixtures (big events like Olympics ceremonies, Eurovision et c) you're usually bumping up against the limits of the operator and tend to run multiple sessions with multiple operators so they can program scenese in parallell.
Better explain them beforehand otherwise it's not gonna fly. Even with Trump as a strawman
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"We also provide strong evidence that the same attack works for RSA-2048 with only moderately more computation."

This is the fix: https://git.gnupg.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=libgcrypt.git;a=c...
Yep, you are indeed correct.

The correct comment should be: This article is about a specific class of insecticide, not a herbicides.

Coincidently, I learned that Neonicotinoids means 'chemically similar to nicotine', I thought that was a coincidence at first.
I imagine the formic acid also has safety advantages: it's stored at room pressure rather than under pressure, so the tank can't explode, and if there's a leak, it won't vapourise.

On the other hand, it's reasonably nasty stuff, although far from Things I Won't Work With levels of nasty:

https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ipcsneng/neng0485.html
This comment was both disgusting and enlightening. Wow, who would have thought some people derive nutritional value from feces-laden water?!
Mises are shills for failed economic theories and peddle dumb conspiracy theories.
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"he was on a three-day-long bender when his mother brought him to a rally for Barack Obama in Harrisburg, Pa. Earlier during his campaign, Mr. Obama had declared “The Wire” the best show on television and Omar his favorite character. When the two men met privately after the event, Mr. Williams, lock-jawed and high on cocaine, could barely speak."

Damn.
Those numbers aren't precise because the experiment was not allowed to run to conclusion.

From the post:

"It's of note that these conversion rates, are likely lower than their eventual steady state rates because I ended up accepting an offer which essentially stopped the process."
Which doesn't ensure local representation.
Wait a second, how does Qt do that? If the application developer chooses to use client side decorations in an application, e.g. something similar to GtkHeaderBar, how does Qt know how the application should look like with client side decorations disabled, without the application developer explicitly adding support for that?
Years ago almost all researchers in CS were genuinely trying to advance the topic, they published rarely. There were hyper stars, but almost all of the community thought very carefully before publishing anything. The problem was that the internal ranking of contributors that the community had (and it was pretty clear) was opaque to outsiders and obviously biased - there were few women or people of colour and age had a lot to do with your rank. On the other hand the set up was "useful" in that most people (who were white and male) seemed to be engaged in actual and useful work, and it was pretty clear where the state of the art was and what you needed to read and grasp to understand it.

Right now many people are engaged in creating blizzards of papers, the mechanism of choice is the construction of factories for writing papers - an army of graduate students and post-docs - and the construction of communities of publication that are plausible enough to enable the extraction of funds from funding sources.

Is this "useful" well - there is still bias and discrimination; there are not enough women (where enough is proportionate to the representation of women in the general population and their desire to do this kind of thing) and there are not enough people of colour - but there are more, which, thank god, I think most people think is a good thing. Research in some parts of CS is going very fast now as well, which is great!

But, in HCI, Enterprise IT, Software Methodologies, things do not seem so good, and where things are going well, like in AI I wonder if this is coincidence (as in look, a thousand cores have arrived, I can do many things while waiting for my paper factory to make more papers).

And it is expensive, very expensive. Where-as old CS involved a crowd of poorly paid sports jacket wearers, new CS involves a horde of hoodies, but the expense that worries me is the cognitive one - how to sort through the morass of chatter that conceals (intentionally, often, so as to enable the next seven or eight six page koans of review passing flim flam) the things I need (TM).

So, some things are better in CS land. People who wouldn't have got a shout before are in with a shout (some of them)
but instead of building an inclusive community of people really trying to do research we have build a thing that I hesitate to call a community that is more inclusive but contains many people who are doing things which are not research at all, in fact, they are kinda anti-research.

And you can't get funding to do a field study, or publish a paper without waving some silly maths that means almost nothing about. And if you do publish, you'll have to cough up £2k one way or another, and no one will read the bloody thing.
Sadly your irony it's too close to the current reality of science.

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14680497 [The US government is removing scientific data from the Internet]
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It'll never happen. Any sort of currency needs to be backed either by an asset or a government, otherwise it's essentially worthless.

Cryptocurrencies have value because they're basically one big ponzi scheme where people invest because they are confident someone after them will buy it, but the odds of them having staying power are slim because, at the end of the day, there is nothing with actual worth backing them.
I wonder if opiates (or other painkillers) have the same effect. Most of the opiate drugs, such as hydrocodone, are mixed up with acetaminophen anyway in pill form. For example, a norco 5/325 is 5 mg of hydrocodone and 325 mg of acetaminophen.
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Rent is far cheaper in the U.S. My last apartment was $450/month for 600 sq ft in a good neighborhood. I paid $650 for less than half of that in rural France.

Food is probably cheaper too, though not as dramatically.

I'm sure there are lots of perks to living in Europe, but rent is not among them.
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Yes, and D3 it's also an active removal sistem, that means that you can deorbit the satellite in pre selected locations and moment (like an ocean) in a matter of minutes, being in control of it. This does not happen when using tether or solar sail for deorbiting purpose and it may take years, depending on the orbit.
Its basically the difference between parking a car and jumping out of it waiting for drag and friction to stop it.
> SpaceX will not attempt to land Falcon 9’s first stage after
launch due to mission requirements.

Could anyone knowledgeable about the topic care to explain the rationale here?
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Vegan is a lot more restrictive than vegetarian though- I know many Indians who are vegetarians, but I don't think any of them are vegans.
Exactly as you said. It's a lot easier to make something better than the original game when you start with the original game, instead of trying to get a million subtle things right.

Also, developing on fheroes2 is not necessarily easier. Our tech lets us mod the game almost as easily as if we had the original code.
On the other hand, it's 100%, not 9%. I'd say it's about as nasty as anything you're likely to come across at home (bleach, white spirit, etc), but small potatoes as an industrial chemical:

https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ipcsneng/neng0485.html
I thought I was getting a new unit to buy bananas in other than lbs... turns out they just measured Planck's constant very accurately in an impressive manner.

Slightly disappointed.
On the flipside, Americans use 'whataboutism' as a way to deflect from valid criticism about their double standards.
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Honestly I just stick with the website. What do you feel that an app might give you that the HN website does not? Only on that basis might an app recommendation be appropriate as they all provide some features but are missing others.
Your content is targeting nobody. Who is your target? I guess it is people learning to code.

Build your content based on that. Change your headlines to something like "Learn how to build a Twitter Bot in node.js".

Setup Google Webmasters to understand what Google is doing. Actively send your sitemap to them (it is a manual input there).

I do this content SEO a lot. People say good content is king, but after 2 years I have some websites with a lot of pageviews and the only thing I did was poor content.
Russian anti-virus CEO offers up code for US govt scrutiny
You are not. In fact Europe tends to be worse. The main reason is, that law is now made in Brussels and people have no idea what's going on there. In the past years we have seen a huge flip to the right side. The eastern nations are largely in the hands of ultra-right wing politicians even worse than Trump. Germany stands but wait for the election this year and that might be gone, too. Britain is already leaving the party and France just dodged a Bullet but got Macron in return. It's not all bad here, but it keeps getting worse.
Unfortunately, that's hard in C++ because lots of code often ends up in headers because templated code must be in headers, and so then you can't link a C++17 and a C++20 library together (for example). Also, it's nice to be able to use new features without having to go and re-write lots of existing code.

It does however fix the basic problem of a complete program.

Hopefully, one day modules will fix this and we'll be able to link modules from different versions of C++ together, but I'm not holding my breath.
It might not be clear from the title without context that the setting for this attack is a local cache-timing attack, which can work cross-VM on the same physical hardware. So if you have an attacker running code on your physical machine, but not necessarily in the same process, account, or VM, you would be vulnerable to private key recovery.

Although the researchers describe mitigations that will dramatically reduce the information leakage, this is further evidence that it's quite dangerous to do software crypto on hardware that may be shared with an adversary.
I didn't assume it is not true nor claimed it is not true, simply pointed out that it is not obviously justified as the simplest explanation to the fact that that math can explain the universe.
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Taxes adjusted by the money not being paid in equivalent private services and transportation in the US are remarkably similar.
I've been working on relocating to France, and while I'm very excited to do it it's been frustrating to try to get information about this program. People don't seem to know what documentation is required, and replies come after weeks (if ever) from government bodies.
That the bees even exist so widespread in America, yes.

There had been more competing pollinators.
Nothing wrong with your idea and what you are after, but some constructive feedback:

Touch up your design a bit to make the UI more friendly and welcoming.

Since your website relates to others, you can draw inspiration from sites like:

https://slack.com/

https://zoom.us/

https://tlk.io/
Could you please not troll like this on Hacker News?

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I completely disagree with losing weight "costing nothing". A good diet is usually more expensive than a bad diet. Preparation also requires more time, which is money. Education on what you have to eat, how to cook it, etc. is money too. Exercise requires free time, which is money too. Hence why poor people have higher levels of obesity.
I believe a "Masters" in France is roughly equivalent to a Bachelors in USA/Canada. At least that's my understanding from friends in France who basically refer to a high school diploma as Baccalaureate.