skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty (rferl.org) | Prague, Czech Republic | Full-time, Onsite

We're looking for another Data/Visual journalist to join RFE's English-language digital team, which is based within the company's Central Newsroom.

We use design/code/video to tell stories from our broadcast region. These will be everything from small news graphics such as charts and maps, to larger data visualizations and microsites. Since this is a hybrid design _and_ editorial role, you'll be expected to pitch stories regularly.

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* Front-end HTML, CSS, Javascript proficiency.

* Expert user of graphic design programs such as Adobe Illustrator, Sketch, etc.

* Knowledge of responsive web design techniques, and CMSes.

* Experience with visualization libraries such as D3.

* Versed in social media best practices, such as appropriate sizes of visual content on Facebook, and Twitter.

Nice to have, but not required

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You this a lot with C and C with Classes devs, micro-optimizing every single line of code as they write them, based on urban myths or past legends without touching a profiler a single time.
That certainly seems like a reasonable hypothesis to explore and I'm curious to try a Haskell "EDN"-like type as defined in the article to see if that helps me prototype faster!
For a resume, PDF is ace. I don't want the reader to see version history or copy/paste (even though its peanuts with a half decent PDF reader). I want them to print it.
Or more convincingly, you may be able to use maths for that, but the number of variables would probably means you'd need to simulate each atom in the whole planet and their interactions perfectly.
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I am running Pi-Hole like system assembled myself. OpenVPN, Tor, dnscrypt-proxy[3] and dnsmasq[2] plus large lists of blocks from Steven Black hosts project[1] and firehole.

I am running this for four years now in different incarnations and it is generally smooth. It was also quite educational to assemble.

[1] https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts

[2] [3] dnsmasq isn't necessary as dnscypt-proxy is now able to block domains and IPs and of caching requests. I am using dnsmasq mostly for dhcp and to spread traffic among two dnscrypt-proxy clients and Google DNS.
> That would require that taking something from A and giving it to B would increase aggregate demand. I don't see how that can be.

Differing marginal behavior between A and B.
I was wondering when this was going to land, specially after the report on "Money" Mayweather and Centra:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15576102

Now the question is - What is the SEC's bottom line to start pursuing some kind of investigation or indictment?

The only action till now, as far as I know has been one of the outright frauds:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15370631
OP here. Pi-hole was designed to run on a home network, so the DNS service is wide-open to everyone. The admin panel is also listening on the same interface as the DNS server. Even unauthenticated users can access the web panel and view some basic stats without logging in.

The general recommendation is setting up OpenVPN (or similar) and make Pi-hole listen on the tunnel interface.

Luckily, the Pi-hole project is publishing a guide for this:
https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole/wiki/OpenVPN-server:-Setu...
For arguments sake you could say foo.bar = "baz" syntactic suggar for setBar("baz") sure you now cant add logic to the set method without introducing a real setBar method (and therefore breaking your public interface) but for immutable final DTO / POD style classes that don't have setters just use a public final field and be done with it

There's a difference between understanding encapsulation and being pragmatic
JSON Web Token (JWT) with Web API
Interesting to see everyone discussing Java vs C# properties, when C# properties are actually based on how Eiffel and Delphi do them. :)
When/if you use mobile data it will probably ignore it anyways.

I've used a hosts file for a while (MoAB) but it was a pain whitelisting because you have to edit the package. reboot your phone and reinstall with adb. However, when using mobile data my phone totally ignored the hosts file.
awesome idea but don't ramp too quickly! It's much faster to build muscle than tendons or ligaments, new climbers will often get injured a few months after going 0 to 60. Make sure to do a few pushups and extensor exercises to stay balanced, since climbing doesn't naturally do that.
The current model of particles is also newer than statistical mechanics. Clausius, Maxwell, Boltzmann and Gibbs were all dead by the time Bohr’s model appeared.
> edn supports extensibility through a simple mechanism. # followed immediately by a symbol starting with an alphabetic character indicates that that symbol is a tag

OK, so it's trivial to add that as a constructor to the Haskell EDN type in the post, and you can even support it in JSON with a dictionary like

#myapp/Person {:first "Fred" :last "Mertz"}

is represented as

{"#myapp/Person" : { "first" : "Fred", "last" : "Mertz" } }

What are the remaining objections?
https://blendle.com

Not exactly a 'subscription', but you pay a small amount (~$0.30) for each article. It is in beta but I got accepted by the next day when I signed up a few months ago.
Pi-hole wasn’t worth it for me either, also the suite seemed overly restrictive to me, in a way that simplifies it to end users.
It literally said that this is a video of 'dry scotch pine tree fire' at the start, wet things of course don't burn as easily.
WOW, spelling mistake on CIA's website. Usama instead of Osama.
According to statistics[0] you are about >5 times more likely to die in fire in India than pretty much any Western country. Just because you don't see it personally doesn't prove anything. What houses are made of are less relevant than finish and insulation materials used, furniture, carpets, type of heating, stove etc.

0. http://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/cause-of-death/fires/by-c...
I have done a few startups. Have some management experience in one successful and several failed startups.

Location: Malaysia
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Very willing, as long as I can bring my wife and children.
Technologies: Android, some JavaScript/Node.JS full stack, Parse Server
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Rtail(1) – Terminal output to the browser in seconds, using Unix pipes
I have lived in the US and in Europe. In the US, house fires are an almost everyday occurrence. In Europe, they happen much more rarely.

I would imagine that the interior decor is fairly on par in both places, and contributes similarly to the initial risk of fire.

It makes sense that major fires occur more often in the US than Europe, if you think about it. In the US, under the carpet or other flooring material you have wooden floorboards, with air spaces below them. This burns rather well. The structural elements are also made off wood. Once either of these catch on fire, poof.

In Europe, the immediate surface of the floor may be made of wood or another flammable material, but it is attached directly to the concrete substrate. This is much more difficult to burn.

The article did mention that this is pressed laminate wood which is treated not to burn, but rather char slowly. I hope that this type of construction is going to stand up to fire better than the current American wooden construction methods.
Weird part is, if you get into a hedge fund it's not that hard to make that much, even for engineers.
Well, the three key aspects, in my preference order, are:

1. Server repl with editor integrated clients. So your text buffers in your favorite editor is the repl. Look at the gifs here https://atom.io/packages/proto-repl to give you an idea for it.

2. Reifed language constructs. You can read about it here http://www.lispcast.com/reification . An easy example is if you have fn A depend on B. If you change B and call A, A will use new B. That's because the information is still availaible at runtime for A to figure out the latest version of B when calling it.

3. Functional programming / emphasis on small independent code blocks that compose. This is where you hear things like immutability, functions that take functions, purity, side effect free, managed references, etc. Basicly state in Clojure is hard to corrupt. That means if you alter state in your repl, it rarely messes up the full state, allowing you to keep working long sessions with your app state still being valid and usable.

I don't have a link for #3. So I'll give an example. Say you have a map you want to add data too. Say this map is read by something else, but you want to try adding something deeply nested to it. In Clojure, you can try as much as you want, experiment until you succeed to mold the map the way you wanted. The other thing reading the map never saw any of your changes, because it sees an immutable view of it. So after your done, if you use that other thing, it'll still work, because you didn't mess up the state it was depending on.
> The supercharger alone makes it the obvious buy for almost all consumers.

Perhaps in parts of the USA but not necessarily in Europe. For example there is ONE supercharger station on the whole island of Ireland, at Ballacolla south-west of Dublin.

I've lived on the island for 40 years and have never even been to that part of it.
Spending time in space may cause astronauts' brains to float upward
Rather than taxing individuals like companies, which would create an even more intangible tax code, I was suggesting a more precise way of determining "fair" tax brackets -- similar to the article. Right now tax brackets seem to be determined more or less arbitrarily with a healthy dose of single sided lobbying.

If we set the goal of defining tax brackets such that they affect any given person in any given bracket in a comparable way, it gives them meaning and inherent fairness. The measurement of real disposable income could be determined by aggregating costs across representative demographics. It's similar to the minimum wage. Right now so many things in our law are just magic numbers. Giving them actual meaning would likely not only make the law more fair, but also make it more transparent and difficult for special interests to lobby against.

I imagine we're headed inevitably towards a basic income thanks to automation. I just don't see any other way around it from either the consumer or the producer side. Companies need to earn money. Companies earn money from people who generally work to earn money in a very circular system. Take mass employment out of the picture and the whole system starts to break down. But I think that's beyond the scope of this post.
I like the idea of doing one thing well, and being great at it. Out of curiosity, why depend on haproxy or something else to provide http/2 support?
Wouldn’t it make filed even faster (by letting the client pull all assets in parallel) if it supported natively for serving static files?
I’m imagining static web pages with a few images to load.

As always, appreciate your open source work! Thanks!
I think the issue is that, assuming the particle is alone or only elastically bouncing off of its container, E(x) is a constant E in which case (let's assume no internal degrees of freedom) the configuration contains only position and orientation information, rather than any information about a spread in energies.

edit: sniped by alecst.
OP here. Pi-hole only resolves DNS, your throughput will not be affected. Actually, it makes your Internet browsing faster as Pi-hole caches your DNS requests. We run Pi-hole on Raspberry Pi 1 & NBN and it just works fine.
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It’s also known that after cement sets, it begins to draw in significant amounts of CO2 from the air. I wonder if this was taken into account?
Also, if we're considering ecological foot print, structural use of wood is near-permanent sequestering (ie. carbon-negative) which is better than most other uses of wood such as burning for fuel which is "only" carbon-neutral.
You really don't like that design? What's wrong with it? To my eye it doesn't contain any of the cliches of bad modern design.
https://www.quora.com/Is-bin-Ladens-first-name-Osama-or-Usam...
Ideal income inequality should shut up most people's mouth.
Why is this even upvoted and discussed?
I have a great person who have amazing idea but need the team send me a mail maihillel@gmail.com
How can you make money from something without producing? I own things and would love to know this recipe for infinite wealth.
Ask HN: When you are very depressed, What book/movie to see?
When you depressed every day, living in Place like China like in Blade Runner, What book/movie to see to get hope or happy? How about Doraemon?
It's probably just a different transliteration of the name, rather than a mistake.
Open source database startup MariaDB confirms $27M investment led by Alibaba
Great Programmers (2004)
Would the reasoning be something like this?
Investors determine how money might optimally be put to use, for example identifying which ventures are most likely to succeed/fail, thus providing value to society, for which they are paid?
Acorn (awesome image editor for Mac) uses SQLite as .acorn image format.

Schema:

sqlite> .schema
CREATE TABLE image_attributes ( name text, value blob);
CREATE TABLE layers (id text, parent_id text, sequence
integer, uti text, name text, data blob);
CREATE TABLE layer_attributes ( id text, name text, value blob);

My app, Mémoires (diary for Mac), and some other Mac apps, use SQLite via Apple's Core Data as document format.
>That would require that taking something from A and giving it to B would increase aggregate demand. I don't see how that can be.

It has been observed in historical data that the MPC for the poor is higher than for the rich--who are more likely to engage rent-seeking behaviors--which increases AD.

>This safety net may encourage people to drive around Australia in a van who would otherwise work, reducing investment.

Once in France I observed toll workers who take a euro from you to use the toilet were often of quite unhappy appearance. I heard "well its good because it gives them a job."

If you truly believe spending a year doing a mundane job that could easily be automated, or long-hours in MS Excel making "fat stacks" on Wall St, much of the lawyering, tax accounting, lobbying, etc, has more inherent virtue than surfing in Australia than we disagree on first-principles about human dignity.

What is the point of doing anything if it does not make people able to be happy, avoid suffering, and live into the future?

If your concern is that nobody will produce anything useful: I would really bet that more than 30% of the population would want to live on more than a basic income for their entire life.
Using SQLite as a container is different from using the whole of SQLite the embedded sql database. You can use the container by reimplementing a reader for the file format. Maybe it would make the parent feel more comfortable if the sqlite db was inside a nice cozy zip (or jar file).
Which phone?
Parent's comment is copied verbatim from another comment. I'd downvote or flag it but don't have the ability to do so.
You correctly point out that individuals are taxed on gross income, while corporations are taxed on profits. I think it's wrong and everybody should be taxed on gross income, it's simpler and harder to avoid through loopholes.
Wish they had mentioned aldus persuasion which pioneered the “outline view” (PowerPoint quickly copied it).
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The people who seem to rail the most against PowerPoint are the ones who cannot create meaningful and well-designed presentations. It is like any other tool, if you use it improperly, the results can be terrible. Used properly, it is an effective and efficient way to display your information and ideas.
Many internal data stores for OSX are sqlite files, as are the guts of Chrome. As or a portable interchange format ... history. But yes, using an embedded relational store would be vastly preferable to what we have now.
Google Docs Glitch That Locked Out Users Underscores Privacy Concerns
And then we have Gödel's incompleteness theorems.
An RPi 3 boards about $60AUD, but once you add a PSU, HDMI cable, microSD card and case you're looking at about $100 yeah. We pay outrageous prices for tech, there's even been a parliamentary enquiry into it. It's the price you pay for sunshine and nice beaches.
That’s what I meant. Pure carbs, very fast to metabolize, very low nutritional value apart from the energy.
Same here. I switched from Pi-Hole to Privoxy and haven't looked back.
Like Trump you are accusing other people of your own failings. Willfully misinterpreting my position to try to win an argument that you have already lost.
Was this based on the Python VM by any chance? The code looks similar
What I would like to do it write in both a RTL language and a LTR language: (second line is a translation of the first)
Hello, world!
שלום, עולם!

However, the exclamation mark in the second line does not come at the end of the sentence.

This is not good:
https://image.ibb.co/b5dC7b/Screenshot_20171102_083647.png
This is good
https://image.ibb.co/kAdjLw/Screenshot_20171102_083825.png

Changing the interface language didn't seem to help:
https://image.ibb.co/k2gtDG/Screenshot_20171102_084103.png
TactoTek to Supply IMSE Solution for Suunto Movesense Smart Connector
To anyone in Thessaloniki, they are quite a cool company. I advise applying.
No, bonuses are taxed at the same rate as salary. The withholding calculations are different, so you tend to have a bigger chunk taken out of your bonus check. But if that chunk is greater than your actual tax rate, you'll get the difference back in your tax refund.
Yes, I was on about the reason for the delay.
My view for the longest time is that most of mainstream Economics is best seen as "argument by rigorous analogy". The post-Samuelson heavy emphasis on math has allowed for really rigorous analogies, and at least provides a common language for discussing economics rather than wild philosophical/sociological speculation, but in the end analogies are only as good as their original abstraction.

That said it should be noted that there are parts of Economics that do work really well when applied (e.g. certain market mechanisms where profit-maximizing rational agents are a reasonable assumption.)

My biggest concern with Economics is that there is too much money in Economics. Unlike something like Physics or Chemistry, there are too many stakeholders with significant financial resources that have an interest in having the mainstream thought lean one way or another and the big Economic systems are too complex for "wrong" theories to be definitively "debunked". I'm not insinuating any academic misconduct, but what is considered successful/fruitful/popularized research is surely affected by money, in terms of funding departments, funding research, or well-financed employment at various institutions. Think taxes, financial regulation, discretionary monetary/fiscal policy, and so on. You will probably find that the "boring" parts of Economics like education, food and transport to be relatively level-headed. My advice for anyone interested in any Economic theory is to ask of any claim 1) Who are the stakeholders, who stands to gain? 2) How easily is the claim falsifiable?

And of course always remember the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect.
Ethereum does not have that broad of an application. You are engaging in rather wishful thinking. Nation states exist because people have different traditions, values, language, history, economic and political systems.
Yeah, fires are rare but deadly. Building codes for materials and escape routes, fire alarms and similar are preventive measures.

For instance, where I live there's a rule for houses that all rooms where people might sleep in must have a window big enough to allow a person to escape. Of course, unless you're interested in building a house, you'll never know about this rule.

It's a bit like a seatbelt or an airbag. How often have you actually needed those? Perhaps never. But the day an accident happens, it could easily save your life.
We do, the participants will need a full kit to operate the Pi-hole at home
Yes they are. :)
Why the Vegetarian Diet Is Best?
Day 11 of 100 Days of VR: Using Real Enemy Asset from the Unity Asset Store