skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Creative and design may remain - but configuring and optimising CPC campaigns, content scheduling, automated comms (although the systems will have to be set up and reviewed), conversion tracking and targeting, converting assets to different formats, account managing agencies/clients etc... will all be up for grabs.

I'd recommend looking into ways to create/review/optimise automations. That way you get to blend tech and marketing, and get to lead on integration of new technologies.
Ehh, I wouldn't say that. Obviously they're not checking the quarterly income reports, but I know shoplifters who steal from large chains but not from mom-and-pop stores.
I checked their website this morning and they're hiring too. :)
In a nutshell, a project manager is the one responsible for managing time and resources on a project.

On the other hand, a product manager is responsible for features of a product, especially when they should be introduced and what the team should focus on. Basically, a product manager needs to balance between different stakeholders of a product -- usually the users, development team, marketing and sales, although that list will be different for each product -- and take responsible for any decisions about the product development.
The only solution is to make crypto accessible. If it is, there is nothing the gov can do about it. You can’t simply put half your population in prison.
> PII CAN be protected reasonably well. It takes executive will to do so

These is where the EU's new data protection law (GDPR) could help. It has large fines, and the ability for NGOs to sue you on behalf of users. When the alternative is a big fine, it's easier to find the will.
So you claim Google's AI is centered on survelliance, exploitation and corporate opression? Do you have anything to support this?
If DNA is the source code and proteins are the compiled programs, the Ribosome is the compiler, not the runtime.
From [1]: The truth is that collecting information about people allows you to make significantly better products, and the more information you collect, the better products you can build

That is a hilariously absurd statement. Collecting data has never been about making better products.

And apple being pro-privacy is equally absurd, they just haven't gone full retard and started collecting everything they can. Which I guess is noteworthy of a company its size today, but don't confuse that with pro-privacy. It is just what everyone would expect of any sane entity. The climate of today just means we've set the bar so low that some confuse it for "pro-privacy" to care the slightest of it's consumers.
This cliche is successful because it's an instance of lekking [0], giving more freedom for female choice.

In this arena the status markers may be different from individual evaluation (with some general markers shared).

It's pretty common to notice that women who like guys with long hair in a band and women who like 'successful' (whatever that means) men are not usually the same, just different selection criteria at work.

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lek_mating
Fish Gotta Swim – But only George Lauder can tell us how
Is anyone out there working to automate middle management?
Alexa, tell me how to build a skill
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I'm a skeptic because I've seen first hand that insurance companies and/or salespeople:

1 - Sell people policies that they don't need, or are inappropriate to their situation.

2 - Charging wildly different pricing for similar policies.

3 - Invest insurance premiums completely inappropriately.

So I become skeptical, and (like many other things) believe I have to really dig in on the policies before buying one. Which means the sleaziness of the business has scared me enough that I'm probably underinsured now.
> I think companies should be responsible for implementing effective security

That's what the EU data protection law requires! And there are high fines, and new abilities coming into force in May!
There are lots of tools out there that already have automation elements built in (e.g. social media scheduling, programmatic ads). This will only increase as AI gets integrated into the plethora of adtech and martech products.

What will likely happen is that individual marketers will be able to do more with less, so marketing teams may well slim down to individuals who simply coordinate the tech involved.

There are still parts through that need a human touch - such as creative work and translating data into insights/analysis for various stakeholders.
Yeah, I think you nailed it.

I remember taking the footage from a mountain biking trip and excitedly looking through it only to realize it was painfully boring. I forgot for a moment that I’m not a professional mountain biker, and can’t even do a double backflip. Even I didn’t really want to watch it; why would anyone else?
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Your description reminds me of Black Mirror Season 3 Episode 6, Hated In The Nation.
They are based in Taiwan based on their job postings [0]. Whether or not Taiwan is technically part of China is up for debate, but the two are defintiely linked.

[0] https://www.cloudmosa.com/jobs/
By way of extreme stereotypes, accepting blurriness in the middle:

Project management usually takes some fixed bundle of work and aims to ensure it is within scope, on time, on budget, to acceptable quality. The typical focus is to optimise for efficiency. If it is more efficient to build concrete pylons and then sling cables, that's what happens.

Product management tends to focus on what should be built and in what order. There is less focus on execution and more on understanding what the problem is -- or whether there is a problem. The typical focus is to optimise for value. If more user or business value comes from throwing a rope bridge, followed by a single lane suspension bridge, followed by a concrete bridge, that's the order the product manager will likely pick, even if it costs more and takes longer to get to the final stage.

Product management is more typical in software, where the ability to quickly iterate on or replace a product is available. Project management is more typical of problems where the cost of change is very high (construction, civil works, spaceflight etc), creating a strong incentive to do the thing once.
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Calling it junk didn't make sense to me 10 years ago, and today it is plain false.

DNA before protein sequence is used for binding modifiers.
This means that every protein has a huge if() { before them, and many kinds of different stuff can bind there in order to either suppress production of this protein or increase it. This is how all this stuff work.

How would it work otherwise, I always wondered. Will all proteins in DNA be produced at the same rate, as naive models will imply? It turns out, they aren't, and this is regulated by areas in 'junk' DNA.

Complaining about junk in DNA is like complaining about dispatch in computer program. All kinds of ifs and whiles and fors. Everybody knows our programs are 97% dispatch and 3% business logic computations after all. Or worse.
Let's hope it doesn't end up as Foursquare/Swarm.
I suspect you're right. Java doesn't have the best track-record when it comes to SIMD.

Unlike .Net with System.Numerics.Vectors, they're not even interested in making a platform-independent SIMD library for manual optimisation. The JVM holds contempt for such real-world optimisations. I see that Intel have made one though - https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/vector-api-develop...

At a glance, it looks like Oracle have dabbled with AVX in HotSpot, but aren't taking it very seriously. https://www.google.com/search?q="-XX%3AUseAVX"
The first mechanism I could think of would be via inflammatory response.

Here's an article from 2009 in the Lancet which performs a meta-analysis.

http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.490...

In their discussion they say:

Influenza might act as an acute inflammatory and
procoagulant stimulus transiently altering endothelial
function. 58,59
Recent experimental studies in mice have
explored the links between influenza infection and
coronary artery remodelling. In one study, 60 inoculation
of influenza A virus into a mouse atherosclerosis model
of mice deficient in apolipoprotein E resulted in heavy
infiltration of atherosclerotic plaques by inflammatory
cells, as well as platelet aggregation and thrombosis—
only the plaques and not normal sections of coronary
arteries were disrupted. Evidence of influenza virus
RNA has been found in human atherosclerotic plaques,
although it is not known if this is clinically important.
61 Another study 62 revealed that infectious burden
(measured by the presence of antibodies to influenza,
hepatitis A virus, Chlamydophila pneumoniae
, Helicobacter pylori, and cytomegalovirus in serum) was independently associated with angiographically-proven atherosclerosis.
Soros is a vocal capitalist. His speeches were very informational to my trading activity. Average people can’t handle the truth.
Chaos Monkey?
It seems you are right, it is unclear and it could be both.
Fuck George Soros.
I define myself as a former Amiga owner. That computer was so defining and the community so strong sad that Jack Tramiel went out to kill the Amiga with the Atari ST. These Andy Warhol pictures were a claim to fame for many Amiga owners and it was awesome to know that they were found right next to the bouncing red and white ball.

It must have taken around 6 or 7 years for the Macintosh and "IBM PC" computers to catch up. The graphic art capacity was head and shoulders about anything else outside of Silicone Graphics. Not to mention that VIM was developed on the Amiga.

I had a audio port so I could record through RCA cables and remix things. My church had the Video Toaster which was in use from 1987 to 2004. This actually led to me doing a lot of audio and video work that I still do today.

In the future I think the hardware architecture will resemble more of the Amiga as we hit the limits of computer chips. There will be more dedicated chips and cores for more specific things.
Its the opposite for men. The more you make the wider your pool becomes.
Pretty simple: some departments have access but everything gets logged and audited. If you cannot connect a request to a ticket, you'll get questioned. If you abused your access, you'll be fired immediately. Other industries handle it that way (e.g. banks). I know enough people in banking and know that there's no chance they would ever risk looking up my accounts.
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1. don't create empty posts like a fucking loser
Idris’ codegen comes to mind... just write the types and automation will write most of the code for you.
I’d say google control information way more than facebook. For serious stuff, work or study you usually go to google. There is little recourse for content if it doesn’t display there.
Before CFEngine, people used the 'm4' macro processor to generate configuration files. It was very common for sendmail ones, but also for fast replication with minimal differences.
> overestimate the worst-case scenario and the slipperiness of the slope

Timothy Snyder (historian of Eastern Europe) wrote a book about the conditions needed to happen to get murders in millions. It's called Bloodlands - Europe between Hitler and Stalin, and I highly recommend it, it's cured me of many misconceptions about Holocaust and WW2 (and I thought I know it pretty good, I'm interested in history and I'm Polish - WW2 is still a big subject here).

It doesn't only speak about Holocaust, it showcases several genocides that happened just before and during WW2 in eastern Europe, and states a thesis, that the only required condition is destruction of state institutions. Ideologies, cultures, stereotypes are secondary. Some of the most antisemitist states in WW2 had lots of Jews surviving German occupation (see France), some of the least antisemitic countries had almost all of their Jews killed (see Netherlands). It mostly depended on how Germans dealt with the institutions of state when they occupied particular country.

Even Germany started murdering on a really big scale only when it got access to lands with no law and no state institutions (because they destroyed them). And most of the murders took place not in death camps (which were BTW excluded from German law), but on-site, in otusands of villages and town, by German police/army/SS, or local guerilla fighters, bandits, marauders, paramilitary groups, just local people, or a mix of these.

As a personal note, I'm quite scared by everything that happens in Europe, and especially in Poland for last few years. There's nationalist renaissance going on, and some previously marginalized views become mainstream, the state anti-minority propaganda is just unbearable (basically ~all Muslims are terrorists, all leftist want to flood us with them because that'll somehow make us more like USSR and as we know it's the leftists' goal, but we have Catholic Church and government that will defend us). Somehow feminists and LGBT are in the conspiracy too. People believe in all that crap to various degrees, but it's mainstream. You are ridiculed if you don't.

Literal neonazis are still marginal (well, it's Poland, duh), but nationalism is fashionable suddenly, and even this week I've heard 2 old ladies in mall talking about the Muslims that want to kill us and the leftists that want them in so that Poland is communist again.

It's surreal, and it only took 3 years. And we barely have any minorities in the first place. How much easier it would be in a country where there are real problems with minorities?
But it appears that Weinstein helped to clean up the industry a lot. Would be great if Uber helps to make startups more responsible (I doubt that).
The press might
There is a particular slide in this talk I gave which was mindblowing - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEnFBHqHJT8

Slide 58 to be exact - https://www.slideshare.net/mintek/future-of-engineering-and-...

Between 2015 and 2022 most of the industries on the list are expected to go from a 5-10% automation rate to a 60-90% automation rate.
I'm currently upgrading a repo that is maintained internally and uses grunt+webpack+karma+jasmine and I strongly agree with this comment. The tool has been running webpack 1 and it works but now that webpack 1 docs have been removed we want to upgrade to webpack 2. It's been a host of issues, with the API changes being the least of it.

webpack 2 introduced ES6 syntax in their plugins which grunt mangles when passed to its config https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt/issues/1595. Admittedly that's a grunt issue but seeing how many teams use this tool and have already configured their applications to build via Gruntfiles we can't move things overnight. I had issues with loaders (now rules) running at the appropriate time for istanbul as well and had to go through two or three now-defunct packages and piece together how to make it work with our rather unique setup. Honestly in this adventure I think our issue is grunt and the underlying bespoke hacks people have designed over the years, but in Enterprise this just keeps me from being out of a job.
Why do you need access as an engineer? Databases for testing should have all sensitive information removed (you can still debug errors). I cannot think of many cases where an engineer will need to have read access to the production database.
>> The YAML file is essentially code

> YAML is not turing complete and is hence not "code".

You do realize that YAML is a data serialization format, and as such is not
a programming language by any stretch, right? And it's the Ansible's language
encoded as YAML that is the problem? And I wouldn't be so sure that the
language is not Turing complete, especially that this YAML is templated with
Jinja2 (or has something changed recently?), which is Turing complete.
>I don't get why more companies don't follow our approach.

How much latency does this process add to the rendering of a web page? How many people did it take to design, implement and now maintain?
Formatted so it's readable on mobile:

> Why does the Stellar network need a native asset?

> The Stellar network offers all of the innovative features of a shared public ledger on a distributed database—often referred to as blockchain technology. The Stellar network’s built-in currency, the lumen, serves two purposes:

> First, lumens play a small anti-spam role.

> Each transaction has a minor fee—0.00001 lumens—associated with it. This fee prevents users with malicious intentions from flooding the network (otherwise known as a DoS attack). Lumens work as a security token, mitigating DoS attacks that attempt to generate large numbers of transactions or consume large amounts of space in the ledger.

> Similarly, the Stellar network requires all accounts to hold a minimum balance of 20 lumens. This requirement ensures that accounts are authentic, which helps the network maintain a seamless flow of transactions.

> Second, lumens may facilitate multi-currency transactions.

> Lumens sometimes facilitate trades between pairs of currencies between which there is not a large direct market, acting as a bridge. This function is possible when there is a liquid market between the lumen and each currency involved.

> You may choose to purchase lumens as a supporter of the Stellar.org mission.
This is why I wrote YAPL: https://github.com/kmarekspartz/yapl/
What Is Monero and Why Its a Better Investment Than Bitcoin
Fuck George Soros is his rusted old arsehole, the filthy subhuman. To think people are trying to get this cunt the Nobel Prize (not that the prize itself is not a big joke).
You can do all development, testing and debugging on databases that have sensitive information removed. Just replacing names and email addresses goes a long way and shouldn't make a difference for the engineer. If there's a bug with a certain ride, the ID for that is enough to test.

Read access to production data is only necessary in very few cases and can be heavily audited.
This isn't a replacement for configuration management but allows you to directly program into code how the application will be deployed. It seems interesting.

https://metaparticle.io/about
https://www.google.se/search?q=ben+garrison+soros&tbm=isch

https://www.google.se/search?q=infowars+soros (400k+ hits)

Try this with breitbart, glenn beck, fox news, right wing subreddits etc.

Is there any similar counterpart for Kochs and Mercers et al?
I love working remotely.

It's not for everybody. Some people need the social interaction at the office.

But I love not having a commute to work, the convenience of having the extra time, saving on gas, meals, etc.

For me, it's become the primary perk of the job.
Trump: 'I'm the least racist person anybody is going to meet'
But if they knew it was going on it can hardly have been relevant for the election.
Ok, so just move to Monero. Or use a mixer. Mindblowing, I know.
Ok, let's examine that with a bit of critical thought.

How does outsourcing help with a crying baby at 2am? How does outsourcing help with the mental burden of worrying about whether the kids have their shots and annual dentist visits and don't forget that you have to go shopping because they outgrew their shoes?

And if you're raising two kids on a $35k nursing salary and the $15k your husband earns at the minimum wage job that's all that's available to him, how are you going to afford any of that anyway?
You don't seriously think people order drugs to their own addresses, right?
Yes, but they are tackling middle management skills individually. Here's some progress on one front: http://projects.wsj.com/buzzwords2014/
Cryptocurrencies Drop After Japanese Exchange Halts Withdrawals
That doesn't fundamentally change anything, though. It just puts the code that matters in the types. Just like macros, or procedures, or assembly; it only changes how a program is specified. It does not automate away the ability to transform fuzzy business requirements into deterministic logic by describing a way to achieve them in a formal language, i.e. "programming".
> The solution is not merely one sided.

Thinking in terms of "sides", "them", "us" is harmful. Sexism can be internalized by anybody.
Experience: I write fake news
This is ... some very complicated intersection of economics, politics and morals. I see opinions drawn from an unorthodox sample of an unorthodox community and fixes to problems that haven't really been defined.

The topic is delicate, but the comments here have, unusually, not satisfied my interest in the slightest. There is an interesting debate on something here, but the parameters of the question are poorly articulated.

How is a community supposed to gauge the importance of even the opening questions raised by this article? Do we care more about securing the next generation? Creating a world where women get first pick of the role they will fill? Judging the value of marriage as an institution? Whining about how men/women have it tough?

The structure of families have fundamental and far reaching demographic consequences. It is important at a clash-of-civilisations level and can make or break cultures. It'd be pleasing to have a language to talk about that without resorting immediately to anecdotes and solutions.
Yeah, that statement sounds so arrogant coming from a human...
The less your job requires understanding advanced ML concepts, the more likely you won't comprehend what it's capable of or where the technology is going.

That's why your average dishwasher is blissfully unaware of what's coming for a job function that's relatively simple while computer programmers may be similarly optimistic - but for good reason.
Or, in a meeting where one participant does all the talking... That's a lecture and not a meeting. The content can be documented centrally and emailed to everyone.

Sometimes that one participant crowds out the voices of others so no one bothers to speak up... The leader of the meeting needs to be confident enough to interrupt the person taking more than their fair share of time and then try to get participation from others in the group. Being wholly ready to cut off the aggressive personality that wants to constantly talk or repeat the same thing(s) over and over.
Just as a counter example, LWN.net does have ads for non subscribers (or starving Hacker subscribers, like in my case).
The crash investigation is legally protected. Investigators don't have as their objective "find someone to blame" but "prevent future harm". Accordingly, co-operating with them makes sense because they are trying to make everything better, not trying to pick who gets strung up.
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