skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That still shouldn't prevent them from iteratively, slowly fixing the UI such that people have to only get used to small bits at a time.

It is one of the most unintuitive design I have seen. It only works because we're trained to it's quirkiness.

I also feel the UX is horrible because it will often log you out and demand that you log in again if you have performed a set number of actions repeatedly.
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I have the impression that almost every philosophical discussion is actually a discussion about definitions. Tomes have been written about "truth" and "fact" and their differences and similarities. I don't think we can reasonably hold a discussion in an Internet forum where each comment is only a couple of sentences long to the precision standards expected from philosophical discourse in an academic context.
I hadn't seen those before. Thanks for the link, they look pretty interesting!
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> I was afraid to rock the boat though

This is really at the heart of why most people don't speak up (or speak up more loudly) - fear. Fear of losing the job, income, etc. There are no easy answers to this, short of having - if not FU money - a comfortable cushion to see you through a year or two between income streams.
I really want to like all of these services. I've used Grubhub, Uber Eats and DoorDash. My problem with them is that it costs way more than eating at the restaurant. It's usually 30% - 40% of the cost of the food for delivery, service fees and tip.

I've always wondered why it wasn't cheaper to do take out than eat at a restaurant. I'm not taking up a parking space, table, using facilities, or taking up as much of the employees time but I still incur that overhead.
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My team builds services for game developers, we have several open positions on the game side and on the server side. On the game side as you know it's generally C++ and on the server side we are using Java and Python.

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Maybe its where you live? I live in Las Vegas, and with the 24 lifestyle that often includes drinking, these services have absolutely blown up out here. Granted its a pretty special case in terms of city density coupled with a larger than normal group of restaurants that are open late or 24 hours. That and the 215 beltway makes it so even if someone wants something from across town its not much of a hassle (lest its during rush hours obviously). I always wondered if it was the same in other cities, I just don't see it as sustainable without the 24 hour life style and the city density.
"Today I reject Judaism as an ethnic identity and as a philosophy. For me being Jewish is a biographical detail."

That attitude really should be held by all people of all ethnicities.

But the fact that you "resent your parents" because they chose to follow an ancient cultural practice that is colloquially thought to be harmless seems melodramatic. You shouldn't resent them. Resent the practice itself perhaps.
No. Anyone internal to the company viewing medical data without an explicit need is in violation of hipaa.

But I don’t think that’s what the poster was saying.
Would this also work with Objective-C?
ProtonMail https://protonmail.com/
Very good privacy, spam detection doesn't work on content afaik (as they can't read your email)
In 9front you can. You can even import /net from another machine.
Bam, instant NAT.
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When I talk about it on HN it is mostly in the context of not using ad networks and selling/hosting our own advertising since that is of interested to the folks here. Other than that though, the audience here isn't the main one we're trying to build so I haven't spent much time talking about the process of building the site.
Create your own version of 12 startups in 12 months and go digital nomad for a year. Mail the guy who created nomadlist for more info.
It doesn't follow that a "single monolithic ledger" means Bitcoin is decentralized. Since all (full) nodes carry a copy of the entire ledger and every participant in the network can propose transaction blocks to the blockchain, there isn't one party that controls writing to the ledger.

Risk of centralization comes from mining pools that control 51% of the hashing power. [1]

[1] https://bitcoin.org/en/glossary/51-percent-attack
>There is no magical BS detector. You can't judge a person's skill without seeing them work.

You are conflating the issues. A tech top can detect BS, but no one can judge a person's skill without seeing them work for several months.

Think of it this way. How long do you think it would take an MD to detect a fraud MD talking shop? Not long. How long does it take a military veteran to spot a fraud? Seconds. You have to be technical to spot the issues though. If something pops up that makes you think they are bullshitting, you have to drill in on it.
Uber has comparative advantage in making itself a difficult target even when there is a strong legal case that they broke the law.
OT: what was your experience at EPFL like? I've applied for a master's there, and preliminary research suggests it's an excellent university. It'd be cool to hear from you (or anyone else) with direct experience :)
We've just moved from stack ranking to a coaching orientated "flag if there is an issue" system. Thank the gods. So much time is wasted in performance management; what counts is that people who are not contributing can be coached into success; or removed if they are really not suitable to the team (very rare - and the fault of the manager - me - who accepted them). Promotion is done competitively and on the basis of achievements, so high achievers have a chance to differentiate. What I think is : all employees must have goals for their year; those goals should lead to growth and development - project contribution is table stakes... just do your job! Issues that get in the way need to go to the goal register.

Most (95%) people want to do their fair share and be good at their job. Some years they do a little worse because of health or family issues, some years they hit it out of the park. The 5% who don't want to do this are always a problem and need to be catered for separately. High performers can get promotions. Appraisals are to determine these two things and share information.
In many primitive cultures certain chemicals were used. "modern" society has many subcultures that still continue to do so however.

Eg https://qualiacomputing.com/2016/12/12/the-hyperbolic-geomet...

Caffeine/tobacco are some modern less "powerful" ones.
Student debt should be discharged in bankruptcy, Fed chief says
I just threw together a downloader to deal with this problem, which is offered over unencrypted HTTP. It embeds a current cURL with TLS 1.2 so that a Power Mac can still bootstrap itself and get TenFourFox. It's available on the main page now.

Naturally a more secure approach is to use a computer that already has a current TenFourFox or other browser on it, but this at least gives people with no other options a way out. Barely two days after offering it there were 50+ downloads/day already through the Downloader, so there must be some subpopulation of Power Macs not already updated where their owners are starting to notice this.
I'm not sure I understand your objection. Those are protocols, so Chair can adhere to all of them at once.

class Chair: Furniture, Weapon, Firewood {}
"But there is no money in preventative care"

Yes, there is. You just aren't looking in the right places.

Employers. Employees. Insurance companies and those that pay for insurance. Governments that provide health care to some or all of its citizens. Taxpayers that fund those programs.
Thankfully that is one thing they do pretty well in most cases, though there are some (apache2, for example) that do listen on all interfaces by default. While even services like Apache may have secure configurations by default, it can often be installed by other programs that link or copy their own configuration files into the apache config directory - and then all you need is a PHP vulnerability or whatever.
I think it depends on the reason for the startup and how close to success you got.

I have friends who started a startup, got VC money, and ultimately shut it down after 2-3 years. They didn't have any issue getting another job as they had a product to show and they worked with a standard team. It was essentially a 'business that failed' and they were able to show the successes they did have (fundraising/launching/hiring/etc).

I have friends who tried consulting/solo startup and gave up after a year of no traction. They had a harder time getting a job afterwards because people felt they were just going to leave after they got another idea for a startup. "Less likely to put up with work politics" or they felt they "just took a year off" because they didn't have much to show for it.

I've started startups/businesses as side projects and I've found that it has only helped me. Most people are curious about them, gives me something to talk about, and I get to discuss pain points and things I've learned. But, they don't see it as a threat as I present it as a way to "learn" and keep my skills up to date.
Yes, but also some anti depressant medication causes suicidal thoughts and actions in some people.

(This isn't an argument against taking medication).
Trump announces tariffs: 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum
There's plenty of criticisms of the beloved Buddha.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Buddhism

The idea may not be completely original but it is articulate of the current condition. And he provides a different context.

He is an established clinical psychologist, having counseled 1000's of patients, taught at Harvard and has thousands of citations to his published papers.

Knowing the baseline of troublesome thoughts, I find incredibly helpful. "Am I normal?" is a common thought of mine, but I have no frame of reference besides my immediate family.

The idea that insightful thoughts can't/won't be offensive is counter-productive to intellectual progression.
Food is priced to existing overhead; delivery is added to that. Whether or not you walk in the door doesn’t shift their fixed costs, and the marginal cost of the busboy cleaning one more table is trivial.
> Apple seems to be holding to their guiding principles (sometimes with missteps)

- that time they stole billions in wages by price fixing

- that time they sold out all their chinese customers to the government

- that time they sold out all their US customers to the government (PRISM et c)

what guiding principles specifically do you refer to?
Hey sorry I just saw this reply. Unfortunately, I can't find the paper, as it was written in word and pre-dates my days of using Dropbox (edit: it pre-dates Dropbox period). However, I was able to find the email thread with my professor, since Gmail is forever. I had to redact some personal information.

https://imgur.com/UeSzTal
Logitech Releases an SDK for the Craft Keyboard
HTTP plus a trusted hash would provide an integrity measure of the content of a page, and enable hashing.

It would not prevent anyone from examining that content in flight, or altering it. It would allow any such alteration to be identified.

It is possible to offer various levels of assurance on unencrypted communications.

Mind: I'm describing a possible world, not the one most of us happen to live in. Unless, say, you're retrieving Debian package repositories over FTP or HTTP transport, and rely on the package signature rather than HTTPS for integrity.

See for example: https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/90227
Especially if the majority are all named "sybil"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybil_attack
You don't need the private keys for revocation, and you're right that compromise of the private key is one of the best reasons to revoke a cert.

I can't figure out why the Trustico CEO emailed the private keys to DigiCert. It doesn't make sense.
Maybe the religions that we are familiar with today, but new religions will take their place.

Why?

Well, explain where the universe came from. Explain consciousness. Explain what happens after we die. Can you?

I didn't think you could. There are no human accessible answers to these questions. Humanity will forever be confused when we ponder them.

I love the scientific method but it in principle cannot answer these questions.
But one of the terminals is called "body"...
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Leopard is indeed the last version to support PPC. My mother still uses an iBook G4 for Bible software (on Tiger). It keeps working for this purpose and it is not networked, and she has enough spare parts stockpiled, so it will probably keep running for years more.
Collection of quotes on interesting notations and how they affect thought
Teacher in Ghana has no computers so he draws Microsoft Word on the blackboard
>There is nothing beneath the Windows UI interface.

Yes there is .. Microsoft!
For instance if you have a dir named "user" it will show up in your GUI as "User". In fact User, USER, user are all the same for you because MS transliterate on the fly. Did you know that you cannot access some directory because MS prevent it .. event with the 'dir' command from the DOS prompt .. only an 'ls' non-MS command can do that.
Largely, yes, modulo CA integrity and APT attacks.
Do they mix up cause and result? Inflammation causes depression, not the other way around. Zinc deficit can drop the IQ by 15 points and causes all sorts of inflammations on the whole body, weaken mucous membrane, the immune system can barely work. That this isn't healthy for the brain shouldn't wonder anyone...
Hey, I was attempting to apply for the Engineering internship role.

It looks like your Lever.co jobs page is broken, as I'm unable to access any job listing linked to from your main website.
Maybe Reason one day?

Then it could compile directly to native.
Low cost Internet from GEO satellites
I don't intend to shitpost but I think it's a good idea to question the usage of the word "significant" almost immediately unless it's coming from a physics or statistics PhD.
I was thinking of stats like this:

- % of candidates that applied contacted by company
- % can fizzbuzz
- % offered position
- % still working at company after 6 months...
yeah, you too ;)
Ruby Optimization with One Magic Comment
The iMac G4 is a design landmark. Even though my 1GHz system is by far the slowest of my daily drivers, I just love using it because of the form factor (the arm on this 15" is still great, springs move well).
How many of the most recent failures have come to light as a result of a failed audit, and how many were due to a post-audit, outrage-generating violation of basic best practice and common sense?
Please add FortNite
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That's... not a good book for pathfinding algorithms, adapted to game programming. It's one of the sacred cows of this field, but it's not really much of a resource for real work.

The whole section of pathfinding is very weak, and doesn't mention A-Star at all, nor any refinements to it that have been developed over the years.
I've always wondered why it wasn't cheaper to do take out
than eat at a restaurant. I'm not taking up a parking
space, table, using facilities, or taking up as much of the
employees time but I still incur that overhead.

You're also not buying high-margin drinks or being swayed to buy the specials (which are often used to balance inventory).
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This is our product:
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We made a graphic novel about why we exist:
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We are tiny at the moment. The business is growing fast and profitable.
We have a beautiful artist loft in the SF Mission district, with the best investors out there (notion.so/investors).
You need to be able to build things and think conceptually.

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Microsoft added it to the Windows 10 platform already, so I would suspect mobile should get it when it the fork merges back (mobile is currently an RS2 [CU] fork, not quite feature par with RS3 [FCU], and supposedly sometime after RS4 the platform should remerge as the CShell and other efforts move along).

Related: on any Windows 10 device updated to the FCU the shortcut key Win+Ctrl+C switches the current Ease of Access color filter (which defaults to grayscale) on/off immediately. It was making the rounds recently as one of those quick "confuse a coworker" pranks like the monitor orientation keyboard shortcuts.

The Insider builds are showing a lot of interesting work going into a rules engine for Quiet Hours which in recent builds was renamed to Focus Assist. Grayscale might be a good suggestion for Focus Assist rules, especially if the Focus Assist rules engine also takes over Night Light functionality (which I don't know if has been mentioned yet, and my Insider tablet was in the process of updating through a couple weeks of updates when I last left it).
The advice would apply to any country. It makes sense to have defaults that are applicable to most of your users.
I have an iPhone 6 and iOS11 has been nothing but a nightmare since I upgraded. The built in apps (alarm, messages etc.) are rife with bugs and take at least double the amount of time to do the things they used to do with no trouble at all.