skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Something interesting: once acid escapes from the stomach into the esophagus, pepsin also escapes and lodges in your esophagus. It activates on foods lower than pH 5, thus digesting in your esophagus. Since it is an enzyme, it is reusable. I've been following the diet in the Acid Watcher Diet book, which keeps you on foods with a pH level higher than 5, for this reason and others. It has helped a lot, and I don't use a PPI, but I'll still often use an H2 blocker. A claim of the book is that you'll start healing and won't need to follow the diet so aggressively after a while. I believe that this applies to me too.
Is it legal to manipulate the market to test signals?

Eg. We may want to buy this company. Let's make their product appear after competitors and see how strong sales remain.
They also (are believed to, based on famous calculations by Hawking) radiate like a black body with a temperature related to their mass. And this leads to them losing mass over time, eventually evaporating. (Leaving what is a subject of much debate.)
I'm confused as to say it good or bad. It can used for both.
( Most people I guess will use it for fun :) )
I'm not a developer, but I tried to assemble a personal webpage on http://costantini.pw .

The CV is linked there too.

I believe white spaces play an important role

That's my take:
http://costantini.pw/images/0_Giovanni%20Costantini%20_%20we...
Advice on Resumes...

Keep it short. As short as possible anyway.

Keep it readable. Plug what you write into Microsoft Word, or some other tool that measures readability, and aim for like a 9th grade reading level. Grammarly can help.

Keep it relevant. Use a tool like JobScan to make sure the keywords line up. Why? Because recruiters are lazy and use these tools to sift through the applicants.

Talk about your achievements, using numbers. Not: I did the thing everyone with the role does... Instead: I wrote code that improved page load weights by 50% and times by 75% using Foo and Var for website that got 20M views a month; this will save BumbleCo over $7M next 24 months in AWS charges.

List some reviews. Don't assume they're going to go to your LinkedIn. People are lazy. Recruiters are people. HR generally doesn't know anything about the subject matter at hand, and can only read into personality, accolades, and "culture" fit. Your first goal is to get past them.

* Resume of First Last (Template) - Google Docs || https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YvUmlAKF-mlx2zNDITfV_VWC...
They are now. The DMCA, which created the safe harbor provisions, is from '96.
And no, GDPR is from my own experience not easy to understand or apply in practice - except for PPT toy problems.

There is a lot of more behind the articles in GDPR since it is partly based on legal instruments on data protection from 1981(!), “Convention 108” and EU legislation from 1995. Case law, opinions from data protection authorities etc. are important.

In general though, I would not be worried about big fines or anything as long as you try to follow GDPR and you are not doing things the data subjects does not want you to do with their data.

In general, the best GDPR compliance test is how it feels in your gut, after learning the principles.

At the point in time you process personal data against the interests of the data subject (for example building marketing profiles, sharing data with third parties w/o request from the data subject, etc) it is time to start worrying and make sure you cross the i’s... GDPR is pretty permissive in general IMO but make sure you know the details.
What's the rule of thumb on that? One job post-graduation?

I'm not entirely sure what to fill that space with to balance the line if I remove it haha. Maybe I could expand BS out to Bachelor of Science? Still probably wouldn't look balanced though...
just want to comment how there's so much in such a short time period. jesus you did not waste any time...
Not every little thing needs to be opted into individually. If you have a legitimate use of data for the user’s benefit, you can collect that data after a general consent as long as you provide a way for the user to see that data and delete it. If you use that data for your own benefits (like building an advertising profile), that needs to be opted into separately.
Yeah now there are so many free programming languages, you have to pay me (with $ or an awesome language) to use your interpreter!
Be really careful with some of the graphically rich resumes. If in a creative field and you are pretty sure if will only be looked at by a human, use it. If applying to Fortune 1000, there is a good chance yours will be ingested by an applicant tracking system (ATS). Not all resume parsers work well on these fancy resumes. I have frustrated clients, on the job search quite a while, who come to me with edit jobs for a lot of simplification so their response rates to go up. Additionally be careful with some of the "progress bars" or "pie charts" of skills. How does a prospective employer gauge the competency of an applicant with 3 bars a opposed to 4 in Adobe Photoshop, as an example?
You might note that in the above directions, PKCS#11 is avoided anyway. They instead rely in using gpg-agent as an ssh agent.
From what I know, even without Patreon, YouTubers earn more money as "influencers". Companies pay them to promote their products (brand ambassadors) and influence viewers to buy it.
That sounds like there's a lot of moving parts but it's interesting. Is there any part of it you can share?
So, in C++

class M
{
// This is private
std::vector<int> _sorted;
public:
// This is your "import"
M(const std::vector<int>& v) : _sorted(v) {
std::sort(_sorted.begin(), _sorted.end());
}
// Add other ADT operations that preserve the invariant
}

A more indirect way that more closely mimics the ML thing:

struct M
{
// Everything private; but as M is "friend" it can access all members
class Sorted {
friend M;
std::vector<int> value;
}

static Sorted import(std::vector<int> v) {
std::sort(v.begin(), v.end());
return Sorted{v};
}
}

Usage:

auto s = M::import(std::vector<int>{4, 3, 2, 1});
++s.value[0]; // ERROR: value is private

Yes, you can use casts to access the private members. As others have pointed out, unsafe operations exist in Ocaml/Haskell/... too.
I wonder if you could measure the difference between two clocks on the same craft at a distance from one another. The strength of gravity follows the inverse square law so presumably the difference in time between the two points will change also.
Could you point at the language that unambiguously says that?

Edit: GDPR Recital 23, Article 3(2)(a). Excellent!
I do this 100% using Google Analytics. After installing GA, be sure to:

1. Set up EVENTS to track your conversions directly in GA. Be sure to include any type of funnel action as an event to track.

2. use EVENTS to track ANYTHING of significance that happens in your app. For example, everytime a user users a particular feature, trigger an event.

3. Consider enabling USERID tracking directly in GA (so you can track individual customer behavior through GA).

4. Setup the GOALS (for example, a conversion to a paying customer) using the EVENTS you setup before. once that is done, you can get all types of data on which sessions led to conversions, including based on source/referrer.

If you are using Oauth (like facebook login or Google accounts), be sure to setup your referral domain exclusions properly. And be sure to add your own domain to the referral exclusion list. THis is usually the source of so many "direct" type referrals.
Weird to know that this is not common knowledge. I have known since I was a kid that applying saliva on a fresh wound helps recover it faster
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rp7pwyprtf6a0gu/Khaled%20Taha%20-%...

My resume is, admittedly, overboard. I created it back when I needed to stand out. I used InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop.
There's been a number of ways to bypass a locked iOS device throughout the years[1]. This hardware box worked up until iOS 11 beta[2]. I imagine Cellebrite is using something similar, but gets around the fix Apple released.

[1]https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=everything+appl...

[2]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXglwbyMydM
Yeah but all the ads were bad until well into the 90s. You'd be happy to thumb through them all, searching for a highlight that you could afford, or a terrible ad for some tape game (pg214), that eventually became MS Flight Sim, or just on the way to the listings!
I think my favorite ad is the Ceco ORIGINAL SMOKE SCREEN, if only for the...

FULLY JUSTIFIED TEXT
IN A MONOSPACE FONT
ALL OF IT CAPITALIZED
LIKE THIS.

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

I take it back. Industrial Micro Systems outdid them:

Hard and Fast...

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

Do any other old-timers remember HARDHAT Software's WHATSIT? (Wow! How'd All That Stuff get In There)?

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

Microsoft had two ads with two different logos!

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

Who could forget Smoke Signal Broadcasting or Pickles & Trout?

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

"And now the news... CompuServe announces the availability of international, national, and regional news through your personal computer or terminal... A 300-baud modem is all your personal computer or terminal needs to access all the services available via local phone calls in more than 175 North American cities from 6 PM to 5 AM weekdays, weekends and most holidays. And the basic charge is only $5.00 an hour, billed in minute increments, to your charge card. Want more information? Write."

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

But you'll need this: "Put your computer in touch with the world. AJ [Anderson Jacobson] makes it possible for only $185 with the A 242 acoustic data coupler."

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

Or "A Modem Inside a Telephone. A switched-network, 300 bits-per-second (bps) full-duplex Bell 103/113-compatible modem, housed inside a standard telephone set, is now being produced by Racal-Vadic."

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

JADE Computer Products offered Knockout Prices, certified by Kid Jade herself!

"Bargain prices on magnificent magnetic media. 5¼ double sided, double density, box of 10. $39.95"

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...

If you weren't into the newfangled "glass teletypes", you could get "The DATA-TRANS 1000. A completely refurbished IBM Selectric Terminal with built-in ASCII Interface. $1495"

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-07/1980_07_BYT...
I have used Phaser to make games using HTML5 + TypeScript. It was my first attempt of doing a browser game and I found it pretty decent to use.

https://phaser.io

I don't have the final build of the project I made with it publicly visible, but an older build:

https://total-tetris.herokuapp.com

Supports mobile (touch controls) and desktop (keyboard controls). Final version has Facebook leaderboards.

I had one or two issues with Phaser which I supplied fixes for which were merged.

If I made a similar project, I would check out latest alternatives but wouldn't hesitate to use Phaser again.
thanks for such beautiful insights. It's nice to see that there is no significant difference between free and almost-free plans.

Is that somehow possible to share your your thesis? I'd love to read end to end.
This doesn't use threading, just a thread-local variable (i.e. a variable that points to different memory locations for each thread) to make the whole thing threadsafe.
Claims in one hand, shit in the other. Prove yourself. P
Authy is painful to work with? It's one of the easiest 2-factor auth solutions I've ever used! And the best part is that if you brick your phone, you don't lose your 2-factor auth stuff (like you do with google auth and a lot of the other solutions).
It appears the content of the Reddit post has been deleted, but can be found at: http://archive.is/vvwl5
I was 22 or so and realized everyone else is seeing things I don't so I get myself checked and got glasses.
>... one of the world’s most popular and reputable exchanges ...

Honest question: is it really? Every time I've peeked at Coinbase stuff over the years I've steered very clear. They seemed alright ~2+ years ago, but not since, and oh heck yeah does it look like amateur hour. It's far and away the most well-known from what I've seen, but in the bitcoin world that rarely equates to "works at all".

Anyone know of any alternatives that seem alright? Gemini is on my radar since they seem to be doing things by the book, but I really haven't looked closely enough yet.
What does a browser have to do with Google Play Services? Google Play Services, like the name implies, supplies services to apps and games. Without these services a large majority of apps that rely on them will cease to work on an Android phone without Google Play Services.
It beehives them

I think you mean "behooves them".
Also, I feel like we've been in a trap where it's been politically impossible to make decent public transit, because there are so many car owners.

With fewer car owners it might be possible to invest in public transit. For busses to really work in SF the city would have to close entire streets off from normal traffic and install traffic signals coupled with busses.

Public transit would work, if we invested sufficiently. As in completely independent lanes, and no stopping due to traffic.
Feedback on app focused on new people to a new area
I'm going to keep this brief just need my people tell me the truth about this app

https://itunes.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1336901560?mt=8
How likely is it that Coinbase has blown through their latest $100m funding round in under a year?
https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/coinbase#section-fun...
I honestly have trouble understanding the chronological order of you experiences at first glance, plus they all seem to be given the same importance.

If you really are contacted and complimented over this, I’m puzzled at how the recruiter mind works, I would like a recruiter comment on this.

(This is entirely not directed against you, but towards trying to understand if my way of conceiving resumes has been all wrong so far)
r/cryptocurrency, r/ripple, r/iota, and even r/bitcoin (to an extent) have basically turned into /biz/.

At this point, it seems no amount of reason will fix it. Those communities are just complete echo chambers. Pragmatic or technical discussion about cryptocurrency in those communities went out the door, and Idiocracy entered instead. It's not even about "cryptocurrency" anymore, it's just a bunch of memes, circlejerking, and posts about "gainz" or "mooning".
Not true. Developers should consult with lawers and privacy experts and not try to “know legal and policy landscape” themselves.
Or rather, it modifies an attribute on the object referenced by a local variable.
There are enormous hoops to jump through to release a game on a console. Each console has its own list of certification requirements. Even ignoring the graphics API, it takes significant platform-specific development effort to port a new game engine from Playstation to Xbox.

On the other hand, when I develop OpenGL programs on Linux, it takes maybe a few hours to fix up the few compile errors I might encounter on OSX. Swapping out the graphics API would dwarf all the other porting work combined.

Seriously, all I want is to be able to write graphics programs using compute shaders and share them among my colleagues who use OSX, Linux and Windows. I don't want to write my programs three times. Is that really too much to ask?
Sounds good to me.

Screw you data vampires.
Or that SF public transit is just appalling... For me it's only 25% faster than walking.

In European cities this is less of a problem. Maybe ride-sharing will reduce car ownership enough that you can one day invest in public transit.
I won last week then.

Pro tip: if you try to delete your account and your password isn't recognized, re-enter it all lower-case. (Smooth one, FB.)
Humans can be kind of money motivated. Such is life. For me one of the interesting things with crypto is whether you can use that for something positive in society.
That flutter code could have been done in 2 perfectly good lines, if you weren't being deliberately misleading, and one is an import that isn't exactly going to cost you cognitive load.

Your JS code isn't better at all. They're just as easy as eachother.
The last time I just exported my linkedin profile to pdf. It worked quite well, but I wonder how this practice is generally perceived.
> I figured if I can make LA work without a car, I can make it work anywhere.

I assume by "anywhere" you mean "any reasonably urban area".
I had to return several of these after finally figuring out that the voltage on my doorbell was higher than the maximum supported by ring.
I have to say that resume doesn’t look very good to me. Way too long lines and not enough white space. Maybe that’s part of the strategy though? This whole ATS thing annoys me because it seems like such a shallow way to hire. But maybe that’s what you need to get into Big 5 tech companies now?

For anyone interested in what I’d consider cleaner: here is my Latex resume

https://matthewbauer.us/resume.pdf

I worry now it’s not ATS optimized though.
What security holes can pickle cause? We used it for a while while training and saving our ML models which otherwise would have taken a lot of time to retrain each time the system starts.
A lot of my ideas for blockchain technology work a lot better using ETH for example, rather than yet another token. I think we'll need to wait a few months/years before the ICO craze dies down and we can get back to focusing on building tech on top of Bitcoin/Ethereum without the word ICO.
Maybe when it is a bit more complete. Currently too much is hardcoded for it to be useful outside my setup. But if you look at one of the existing dnsapi plugins you will notice that only two functions need to be implemented. The rest is described above.

BTW: Remember to use letsencrypt-staging for testing.

Also, have a look at:

https://blog.crashed.org/letsencrypt-in-freebsd-org/

It was this that inspired me in the first place. I just added the separate subdomain and separate nameserver concept.
Sorry, but biking in SF is a blood sport.
Yes, as long as they only do it on Amazon.com. It's their website after all.
I also use latex but through emacs org mode.
So type import whatever. It's really, really not that hard.
A thought I had that I haven't heard elsewhere: this is the EU equivalent of the Great Firewall - an immensely powerful tool for governments to use against "foreign" companies that don't have the proper values.

The EU would love to have a tech company that could be compared to Google, Facebook, or Tencent, but its attempts to create one by fiat (Quaero, for example) have fallen flat.

The mechanism (legal rather than technical) and the claimed ideals (privacy rather than anti-pornography) are different, but the effect will be the same.

Depending on your perspective, this represents a tremendous opportunity for EU-based startups. Your government will almost certainly make things very difficult for your foreign competitors. Cozy up to your local Party officials!
No, put up a “trap” page, tell the user you need to collect certain data to operate the site and make the user clicks Accept before they can use your it.
That's kind of the point of properly implemented 2 factor authentication, no?
Integrating payment is one of the most complex work to be done and operate, so yes this will fail every once in a while. In particular across different banks in the world. Coinbase must have grown 10-50x times last year so yes keeping your systems performant will be hard. Are you trying to go short on Coinbase?
FWIW, the navigation buttons in the lower right aren't working for me in either Firefox or Chromium. I can't figure out how to get the webpage to show me anything other than the titlecard:

Chad Humphrey
A click & show resume
Sr. PHP Developer

Not that interactive resumes are always something to avoid (I couldn't say - I've never been handed such a resume in the hiring process), but I think this is a great example of the risks associated with them.
Why would anyone call on you if they can just mail you the news?
I think that if half of their ideas could actually work and be secure, it would be a good thing. If IOTA was a real thing for example I would happily be apart of that community. Unfortunately it's a total waste of time. I remember avoiding IOTA early on due to the arrogance of the founders, I really didn't like their tune.

I know most of Hackernews hates Ethereum, but I really like Ethereum and their ideals, although I am mostly anti ICO. I'd prefer most of these DAPP ideas to be using ETH and not yet another token.
Id don't know when this us useful.

Also, what does `recurse()()()` mean? What are we looking for exactly?
Given flutter can call down to iOS with plugins, and given that the apps are native, apparently, is it not possible to natively use the actual iOS widgets instead of reimplementing them?
As a hiring manager I've often noticed the same. There's a weak positive correlation between candidate quality and the resume being one page in LaTeX. There's a weak negative correlation between candidate quality and the resume being very graphically fancy. That said, I try to completely forget these correlations when reviewing resumes because it's just not fair to anyone for me to go into the process with preconceptions like those.
We are using Konva for simple education games and the game editor at https://learnplayground.com and are mostly happy with it. It is easy to work with, the documentation is good, and so far supports all our use cases. The only drawback is some performance issues with animations on some browsers which we are not sure if we can fix by optimizing our code.

We have been using Konva for 2 years and would probably have chosen it again if we where going to start developing today
They did a billion in revenue last year. Coinbase doesn't need VCs anymore

https://www.recode.net/2018/1/22/16911692/cryptocurrency-bit...
> ...this sill fail every once in a while.

Nah, it rains in the desert once in a while. Coinbase seems to fail so much you could set your watch by it. Day in and day out I see the publicity nightmare unfolding and I ask myself: "Why on earth would someone still use Coinbase?" I'm fiercely curious to see what happens to them in the next few years because honestly, if they don't close up shop on their own, I kind of hope the SEC does it for them. Incompetence is not an excuse to screw up this badly.
That's totally fair, but not entirely unintentional. I like highlighting the fact that I ran a consulting business throughout high school and college as well as the popularity of some of my side projects. Those have been just as (if not more) valuable as the internships I have had when it came to looking for full-time work.

I haven't updated the layout since I have been at Stack Overflow because I like it and I don't need a resume. If I were to redesign my resume right now it certainly would put more emphasis on the last two years of full-time employment.

Plus, even if it might create some confusion I hope it communicates that I can be trusted to not totally screw up the UI side of things if left by myself haha
Fatal flaw: the turkers weren’t invested, it was just a nonsense game for them.