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Lame.

What happens when you're over thirty and want to marry and have kids? Are you then not cool because you need/want to have a stable home? Are you not enough of a hacker, not 1337 enough, because you want to work for a company that might be around in 3 months?

It never ceases to amaze me how many people, who consider themselves very smart no less, by default consider anyone even five to ten years older than them complete fools for making choices that would be irrational to a 20 year old. Got news for you, you'll grow up one day, if you're lucky.
>That can enable, among other things..

You're entirely missing the point. The point is that our tax laws should be written in a way to enable an entity like Newman's Own to operate without enabling the many abuses you describe.
A whole food, plant based diet might be that easier route.
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We (GUTS, https://guts.tickets) are hiring blockchain developers and have learned that they don't really exist much yet. The tech is too new and too immature to have produced developers with practical expierence.

So instead we look for people who are interested in blockchain tech, have generic backend and/or javascript experience (because web3) and have toyed with ethereum/solidity a bit.

So we're mostly hiring blockchain developers for their non-blockchain skills.
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Here's the complete list. Looks like this topic does capture people's imagination:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15861224

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15112206

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15870546

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15155902

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15263384
Yes, similarly, I rather admire the way mysql for example has numeric error codes from a large and no-reuse-allowed table. The human readable string hints what's going on; the numeric code is pretty much guaranteed to find you a relevant hit in $search_engine_of_choice, and will be relevant to your version of the software even if a similar human-readable message is used in different ways in other versions.

It seems to be a pretty large up-front organizational commitment, though, and also requires significant discipline to stick to; possible in mature products, but tricky in young rapid-iteration areas.
Time the loops plus an iteration counter. Together they work well. If something is taking long AND is looping a lot then there's a good chance we're running up against an infinite loop.

Additionally we setTimeout and reset the counter so that we don't stop infinite generators.

Good point re undecidability, it's a knowledge curse mistake.
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Non native english usually just has a few weird word choices as opposed to a really formal and replacing common words with much less common ones that mean roughly the same thing.

I'm talking about comments that my younger self would have written when I thought I would add weight to my argument by trying to sound smarter (so I'd be a hypocrite to judge comments harshly anyway).
From reading this policy, it seems there are two competing issues at stake:

- It seems necessary to attract the young & creative types. First, because everyone is doing it. And, second, because Japan has has a rather huge problem, not just with age, but with a general lack of anyone doing anything new and/or different.

- But Japan happens to be off the charts when it comes to the desire not to mingle with foreigners. It's not that visible, or in the news, because they're less likely to openly show it, or engage in violence. But foreigners are in even lower regard than young people.[0]

So you end up with this sort of policy, that has exactly zero chance of attracting anybody unless they see some specific opportunity in Japan.

[0]: Case in point: the EU admitted 1.4 Million refugees in 2015&2016. US: 210,000, Canada: 120,000. Japan: 9.
I already can't do anything on social media which could piss off my employer.

Well, the thing is that FB may have a real names policy but they really only occasionally enforce it.

Plus I think it's possible to just not be FB friends with anyone in your company or even use FB's permission system to hide controversial opinions. And I haven't heard of advertisers putting people in jail or firing them for their opinions. Here, it seems like you're confusing "creepy" and "actually has the ability to harm you".

But most people or many people, indeed connect their FB profile to their employer and wind-up censoring themselves accordingly. But that actually seems like the ordinary censoring of "peer pressure" that has always happened in among with the people who someone chooses to associate with.

If I went to the company picnic and hung-out with co-workers and boss, I would be self-censors like heck - fortunately, I'm able to avoid such situations which I find miserable experiences on all levels. God help me if I have to spend a lot of my social time like that.

It's easy to summarize this as "really what you mean is you're too lazy to set up communication which you're employer can't see" but I wouldn't want to imply the situation isn't a problem. That the medium requiring least effort broadcasts to people's employers, that is a problem, just a slightly different problem.
Pretty soon BTC price will justify buying one ;)
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Slightly off topic, what about startup, business and market in Malaysia?

I am from Malaysia, but now studying in Japan. Not sure if it worth it to struggle starting a business or working in Japan after graduating.
If you use Android I recommend you to use Work Profile (or experimental app Island) for it. You never know what WeChat is actually reading from your phone, having really extensive set of permissions.
These file dialogs are not for mobile! But it's easy to make your own ones, please see: https://gitlab.com/eql/EQL5-Android/blob/master/screenshots/...

The above is on an android tablet; but it displays perfectly fine on phones, too. Just see the sources of the above project for implementing such a dialog:

https://gitlab.com/eql/EQL5-Android/blob/master/examples/my/...

https://gitlab.com/eql/EQL5-Android/blob/master/examples/my/...
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First, I'm not directly comparing losing a job to going to jail, I'm saying that things are not so different here. Of course going to jail is much worse than losing a job but when you consider all of the negatives of losing a job (for an average person, not someone in tech) I'd still say it's one of the worst things that can happen to you aside from being the victim of a crime or natural disaster, losing a close family member or friend, and going to jail/prison.

Also, you can opt out of Wechat just as you can opt out of FB, so I'm not sure I see your point. Sure you can't opt out of chinese censorship in general but the chilling effect in both cases is where I see the analogy. It's bad for online platforms to do that whether by coercion or direct force.
My understanding is that it's not trivial to get a visa in the EU as well, due to it being Shengen Zone stuff.

Even for simple trips, my Chinese friends in particular have to jump through hoops.

I also remember a scandal in France a while back when the gov't decided it didn't like foreign students staying to work in France after graduating, so changed rules to make it harder for people to stay afterwards.
Probably because WaPo is owned by Amazon/Bezos
Apparently PyCharm supports using emacs as an external editor. Interesting. Thanks for the hint.
From the release notes, arguably the best feature: "There are no substantive changes to the language."

Seriously, Go is not a perfect language, but I have come to really appreciate the stance that the Go team have taken on stability. Looking forward to Go 2, but very happy to keep on with Go 1.
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Somewhat surprising they didn't release this card as a Quadro GPU, given its high price tag even by Titan standards. Still for single GPU machine learning, this is almost exactly a V100 unless you need the extra 4GB of memory.

You could also buy ~4 1080Ti cards, but unless you can't use the FP16 tensor cores, you'd still lose heavily to a single V100.
if the value of a bitcoin was worth less than the amount to mine it everywhere in the world, why would people continue to mine?
In this small network designed to save struggling creatives, the money has still concentrated at the top.

Why on earth would anyone expect otherwise?

Let's take, for example, the explicit attempt to organize society so that its members are more equal. This ought to be easy to do because we have an entire century of communism and socialism to draw conclusions from.

In every instance where these ideas have been put into practice, the elite lives much better than the average subject. (This is not even a controversial point.)

Contrary to what most people think, the problem isn't that human nature is at fault. That humans are inherently bad, and are failing to live up to a noble ideal.

The real problem is the concept of equality itself, which includes two separate but opposite ideas.

The idea of legal equality - where every person ideally gets a fair shake through the courts - is excellent. A bedrock of a fair, just and prosperous civilization. Here, the ideal is a system that punishes only those that choose to violate specific, well-defined rights of other people, leaving everyone else free to go about their lives.

But this other idea of equality - where every person gets just as much money as everyone else does, no matter what choices they make, no matter what they prefer - is an absolute disaster. A century of history shows that this supposed ideal itself leads to mass suffering and death, precisely because people weren't free to think and act in ways needed to sustain their lives.

The underlying fact is that we are not all the same in every sense or capacity. Some of us are better at some things than others. Some of us decide to make better choices, or to delay instant gratification for long-term benefits. We ought to stop glossing over these differences and instead embrace them. (I say this not because my goal is to stomp on or take advantage of anyone - in fact, my goal is precisely the opposite.)

If no one wants to pay you for what you make, try to figure out why. Be prepared for an answer you do not want to hear. Stop thinking that your life is driven by fate or forces outside of your control (it only is if you think it is.) Be your own worst critic. And take even this paragraph with a grain of salt - success isn't ever guaranteed by blindly following a static recipe. Not everyone will choose to think this way, but maybe you will?
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Would be all but worthless for BTC from my understanding, need an ASIC to even have a chance. Might be worth it for Ethereum though.
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"Regular" paper is usually 20 lb. or 24 lb.; I am not sure what that is in gsm.
So far I've found it to be too thin, actually, though I'm using an inkjet printer (modified for a continuous ink system).

I've used 28 lb. and 32 lb. paper, although next time I see it I'm going to buy something thicker (36 lb. or 40 lb., assuming the pattern for commercially available thicknesses holds inductively).
Thinner paper seems to be a bit too transparent, but that might be a function of the type of paper or my printer's generosity with regards to ink.

Having sewn and bound a couple of books following similar tutorials, my advice is to actually get a professional print shop to make your books if you want something of professional quality[0].
Doing it by hand is a viable hobby, but even with my continuous ink system, it's probably not economical because of the time required to bind everything together.
Printing with laser is probably more expensive.

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0. If you just want to get some notes together in a reasonably permanent form, here's my three step approach to creating usable, but necessarily "beautiful" books.
First, print off your book, arrange the pages, and add a blank page before the first page and after the last page.
Second, align the pages carefully, ensuring that the spine is flat. Clamp the pages together, using something flat (another book, or a piece of wood works) to distribute the pressure.
Finally, apply some Gorilla Glue (or similar) to the spine of the book, ensuring that the entire spine is covered but wiping away excess insofar as that is possible. Leave overnight, or until the glue cures.

The result: a surprisingly durable book from a process that takes less than 10 minutes, assuming you've got the materials handy.
You can make it more presentable by adding a cover (I cut folders or cardstock into a book cover, and then glue them onto those blank pages).
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>The problem with the Alt-right on the internet is that they often are just trolls trying to be as offensive as possible.

After watching and participating in this for years, I don't think this is true anymore.

The people who found it funny to piss off people by pretending to be Nazis ended up attracting actual Nazis and were eventually replaced by them.

It's much less funny to pretend to be a white supremacist when you know half the country actually agrees with you.
He's clearly talking about flat-screen CRTs like the Sony Trinitron. /s
It's actually pretty easy to set up for general use. I do know and use emacs lisp, but I've not really used any at all for org-mode.

It does support "sessions" which allow persistence across the code throughout the document (you could even have multiple sessions), but the wat it's done for Python is quite hacky. It uses an interactive Python shell so you have to write code as if you're using the shell (double returns etc.) There is a better way using ob-ipython, but after spending a long time getting it to work at all I found it not good enough. Using Jupyter kernels is the way to go, I think, but it would be a lot of work to get it working well with org-mode.
For mining ETH or Monero maybe, but they didn't add that many more INT cores, so I think a couple 1070s would still be a better investment on the Nvidia side of things.
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It's a real shame that they share the same name. I feel for you. One is a disease and one is a completely reversible condition bought about by eating decisions.
I've had good success with a completely amateur method I learned from my dad (who was anything but a bookbinder):

1. With a saw, cut vertical slits along the "spine", 1 or 2 cm apart, and just 2 or 3 mm deep (that's roughly 1/2" and 1/10" respectively, for the metric challenged).

2. Take some dental floss. Make a knot on one end, jam it in one of the end slits.

3. Run the dental floss alternatively up and down through the slits, in a S-like pattern. When you get to the end of the spine, run the thread again towards the other end, covering each slit again but in the opposite direction. After this, each slit has two bits of thread, and each cover and back segment between the slits is covered once. Secure the thread with another knot.

4. Apply carpenter's glue on the spine. Spread it so it covers the spine and thread fully.

This proves to be incredibly sturdy, and usable even in thick books, although for these it becomes difficult to keep open in the middle, as the spine is a bit stiff.
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Why should the "Seed AI" that François speaks of need GPS skills "slightly greater" than that of humans to spark the explosion. Should not just GPS at all do the trick, the way he describes things, since even with human or less than human level skills the computer could still rapidly recurse and self improve?
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I think the reason big companies will ask more often for a degree is that they are more risk averse. More exactly the people working there are more risk averse and hiring someone without a degree would require some explanation since it's not common practice. Also people sometimes need to hire for roles they don't know much about and having a degree provides some kind of assurance about the candidate's knowledge. It's true you can be better at doing your work without a degree but the article makes it sound like it's a bonus, which is not, at least to my eyes. BigCo doesn't care that you are going to stay there for years, most probably it would prefer higher rotation rates.
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Pretty cool. I was thinking about some scoping issue. (Python scoping is very crusty.)
Then care to explain why we still can't hide the top bar as a setting?
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Absolutely agreed.

I run three Discord servers:

- A tiny one for my company, which we use much like one would use Slack within a company, including voice and video chats.

- A medium-size one for the open source community around the company. It includes project-specific channels (three-way mirrored between Gitter and IRC thanks to the wonderful Matterbridge: https://github.com/42wim/matterbridge/), general channels, voice channels etc.

- A large (20k users) one for our company's (gaming-centric) userbase.

Discord is a fantastic tool that adapts to all three situations very well, scales really well from 4 people to 100k people. Its DM/friendslist system scales a lot less well, but is still very usable with 100+ DM channels. I have even created a personal (private) Discord server where I'm keeping a journal of what I work on, inspired by a HN post the other day (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15823599).

Discord is scalable messaging UX done right. I'm a huge believer in what they do. (Yeah, if only it were open source etc, I get it; different problem, different story)

I much prefer it over Gitter for open source chat (Gitter's only real advantage is how well it integrates with Github). And IRC is... well, not in a good state today. IRCCloud.com does wondeful work but they're small and it's just not enough.

I just wish Discord would get phonecall support, but that part is probably not going to happen. It's doable with a bot though. PhoneCord (https://www.reddit.com/r/discordapp/comments/6hlesz/anyone_e...) used to do it, they were shut down because of the obvious abuse implications but I'd really like to hook up Twilio with Discord in a bot for my company, internally, so we can do phone conferencing from it.
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This depends. In many locales, labor supply might go up as people come for cheap homes to live on UBI, and then look for auxiliary work.