skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Anecdotal but I've only had one issue (not delivered) on 50+ orders here in Chicago.

Their customer service was quick and made sure the delivery was expedited, only received it 40 minutes late.

They are also one of the only on-demand providers to serve a lot of common fast food in my area, which is handy when I'm feeling non-healthy food.
Been wondering for a long time when a Seattle company will dabble into Autonomous vehicle space. Love to see this!
Also there's a good chance that the decision to go with IBM as a vendor, and the conduct thereafter, was corrupt from the start. That would go a long way toward explaining why so little due diligence was observed in assessing whether or not to continue the project with them at any of the stages it could've been.

Yes, people do make huge blunders in powering forward with overpowered, unnecessary solutions to problems they largely do not have; but blunders this big usually don't take this long to suss out.
This is a similar issue to that posed by Descartes’ Demon, which continuously creates the illusion of a universe around you. How do you know whether you live in a real world or an illusion?

The best solution I know is that you must proceed on he basis that what you perceive is accurate, otherwise you might as well give up as the alternative is that nothing is knowable or has any value. There is a congruent theological principle that a good god would not so deceive it’s creation.
Uh...the gilded age resulted in massive industrial and income expansion, the rise of the US onto the world stage financially and the lowering of maternal death rates, raising of life expectancy and a general post-industrial boom. Wages and average per capita savings doubled.

It was also associated with the immigration of tens of millions of impoverished people, which is part of the reason for the massive inequality numbers - the population doubled during this period.
They're not claiming the certificates were compromised because of their own practices, in fact they repeatedly emphasise that there was no issue on their end.

I'm not questioning that the certificates became compromised the moment they sent them via email, or really the moment they generated and stored them given the level of security competence they've shown thus far.
Co-author of the paper here. That is a good high-level summary of the approach :).

Generating useful "simple"/"low-level" goals automatically indeed is an interesting avenue for pushing this further.
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I have helped to several companies working with MongoDB and now they have deployed more instances in other "old" services to speed up the performance.

I Think that MongoDB needs some maintenance and attention like other databases. If you use MongoDB because your stack is based in javascript and you think that it could be easy because support javascript based commands but you don't have any background as dba, you will fail like this guys:
https://dzone.com/articles/why-we-moved-from-nosql-mongodb-t...

I have experienced issues too, but nothing catastrophyc because I have studied so much this technology and I feel confortable
One thing I've never understood- in a fair society in which people are not artificially limited, wouldn't we expect social mobility to decrease over time as successive generations "sort" themselves into the spots allowed by their genetics?

Let's say we've got a feudal society with dumb nobility that rules over a smart peasantry by force. If that society becomes free, we'll expect smart peasants to move up and dumb noblemen to move down across the first few generations... but once they've moved, they've moved. Ergo, declining social mobility.
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To clarify for people who've never bought one, an EV SSL cert actually involves work by humans at the CA. They do things like obtain copies of your state/provincial corporate registration, business license, LLC registration, local business license, etc. Then the do basic matching that your physical business address of record matches with what your state's Secretary of State has on file for your corporation. It's about a half hour process on the part of the CA of verifying the existence of a real business entity.
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I created a browser extension to solve just that:
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It lets devs PGP sign their web apps and verifies those signatures. We use it for the EteSync (https://www.EteSync.com) web client.
Sorry, I normally would but one of the other team members is considering taking the hack forward and wanted to keep it closed for now. (It's hard to see how much competitive advantage he'd have from 48 hours of very-hacked-together code, but so few hackathon projects get taken forward that I didn't want to discourage him!)

The approach was to tokenize the input and then do basic pattern-matching on it, with separate dictionaries of quantity units (e.g. cup, oz, pound) ingredients, processing words (e.g. "chopped") and throw-away words (e.g. "of"). In fact, possibly the most complicated part was parsing "2.5", "2 and a half" and "2½" all to the same thing.
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I would pay for an acme endpoint that is not rate limited.
cd is part of your shell, so trying to invoke cd from another program would be like opening a new browser tab from another program. It's an internal feature without an outward-facing API.
What hw/sw changes were made between versions?
A very well-written piece. A large part of the misunderstanding of China is due to cultural differences. Western political theory applies best to Western cultures.

Most Westerners tend to have knee-jerk reactions to non-democratic forms of government, but there are tradeoffs to each form. Yes, China is not the best when it comes to corruption, censorship of its citizens, and some basic human rights - but it is a strong and centralized government, and the U.S. needs to take China even more seriously than it does now.
(Physician here) I am so pleased that competent technology companies (Google, Amazon and now Uber) are entering the healthcare space. I really heope this portends the demise of the overcharging, outdated garbage (such as EPIC) that passes for healthcare IT at most hospitals.
The general idea is true though. For a depressed person, we aim to isolate them with a clinician instead of surrounding them with friends. We even use "therapy" as a kind insult: "You should go to therapy!" as if mental illness is something to be shamed.

The overall notion is that there's something wrong with people who are depressed, and that we'd rather wash our hands of it than help them. We have similar attitudes toward the homeless and the incarcerated. It's a very puritan/Calvinist attitude, that "certain people" are innately bad, but pervasive in even progressively minded Americans.
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The fact of the matter that we can't even discuss, let alone even mention the realities of these matters on account of the PC authoritarian goons going after you and silencing you and banning your accounts, is quite telling.

It's quite unfortunate that regardless of when, all of this current liberal, PC, postmodern insanity will result in horrific results, because nothing can deviate so much without causing repercussions, regardless of what they may be.

Just take your last point; we simply can't even discuss, let alone bring up the fact that the "death-by-childbirth" rates that you lament as being so high, are localize to specific ethnic and racial groups; but because the PC nazis will go after you if you if you don't, we are forced to imagine and repeat that the USA suffers from these third world problems not because there are exponentially more third world people in the USA than in ANY developed country.... while we are compelled to chant "diversity is our strength" at the end of the barrel of a gun.

There is actually a huge degree of likelihood that you would not have seen this comment at all any more than you see any of the other comments and users that are digitally silenced and executed and whisked away to digital mass graves on sites like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, etc. So maybe this comment is just for some future researcher or digital archeologist that is able to reconstruct this message from digital pieces in their effort to understand how the current form of authoritarians were able to hoodwink and bamboozle the feeble minded fools into self-destruction and self-harm and pushed humanity to the brink.
The Big Rewrite. What can go wrong?
Have you actually tried what you are saying ? Because it's a nice idea just completely unrealistic.

Software engineers who are not just technical but SMEs as well as having excellent skills in stakeholder engagement are incredibly rare. And most of them know how good they are and are contracting at, you guessed it, around 300k/year. Talented engineers are usually quite savvy when it comes to money.

Also for most projects like this it is Waterfall for the overall project (Requirements, Design, Development, UAT, Production) and Agile for the Design/Development parts. It's really the only way since the client does Requirements/UAT/Production and the vendor does Design/Development.
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This is pretty amazing, kudos to the React team! Just hope that SSR isn't an afterthought with this feature. That is probably been my only little grouse with the React team that SSR compatibility is always a 'Not sure, someone should try it' response.
You said it’s price fixing even when there is no such restriction.
>You could serve 80% of the payroll burden with software that cost $10m. 90% coverage costs $100m. 98% costs $1,000m. And 100% costs $∞

this is where crucial distinction and choice comes - enterprise software which supposedly have enough flexibility and configurability to cover all the cases or the software which allows and requires a bunch of custom code. The former is a monster and the latter requires good tech chops. And choosing the software with the right balance between what can be configured and what would have to be developed requires deep tech wisdom and experience on the part of the leadership which is usually a very tall order...
> Anything with a GC is a no-go for serious MCU development.

That's a really good point.

Edited to add:

But now that I think about it, Java was originally a micro controller language. Sun decided it was better for the enterprise.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_(programming_language)

I'm not sure if they included the GC in the original version or not.
This is why ISPs use tools like RPKI validation of received routes, and things like the ARIN, RADB and RIPE route-servers.
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> They're not claiming the certificates were compromised because of their own practices

I didn't say their reasoning was correct, only the conclusion.
So a developer could make substantive contributions to XPack, but still owe Elastic money when they deploy to prod?
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These stats are pretty ridiculous. Not all advanced degrees are more valuable than a bachelor's. In my own company, we definitely have men with a BS in computer science earning lots more than women with master's degrees in English and education, but you can hardly blame the wage difference on their genders.
It's very fascinating to me how the vast majority of time someone is saying "the statistics for gender are misleading" it appears to be a man saying it.

> If you control for age and whether women have children the gap shrinks a lot (in some areas it reverses).

Citation needed.

> And an increasing share of wages going to the top income brackets isn't in itself cause for concern

Citation needed.
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That's not relevant to whether or not the software is capable of performing the task.
I guess another question I have is how does the React or the Redux team see this playing with Redux. Dispatch returns promises but then the cache is the redux store itself - so would the fetcher read from the store possibly?
Fun project but if you are just looking for a less crappy experience than their default client you could just use irssi and the Slack IRC gateway?
Instead of which(1), you could use type, which is aware of builtins and aliases:

$ type cd
cd is a shell builtin
It's a very different architecture.
The original LimeSDR was able to receive from 100kHz - 3.8GHz. The LimeSDR Mini can only do 10MHz - 3.5GHz.
It also only supports about 1/2 the bandwidth and sample rate.

The official page highlights more differences: https://www.crowdsupply.com/lime-micro/limesdr-mini
I just want something between this and Slack's mac app, which sometimes doesn't want to load on even Starbucks wifi. Ideally a GUI app that can load messages on airplane wifi would be amazing. Every time I try to open slack on an airplane it just sits there loading and loading and loading.

Maybe one day!
If you don't lock criminals away in miserable conditions, victims and their family members turn toward private punishment. People will get revenge. It can be official, with a proper trial and all, or it can be unofficial, with the victim's family dishing out whatever sort of justice they prefer. The whole reason for a criminal justice system is to satisfy people who would otherwise take matters into their own hands.

There are a heck of a lot of people who would do it, and nearly every potential victim has a family member who would insist on doing the dirty work.
> mailed 23000 private keys

I had a similar thought. My thought was: "HOLY SHIT!"
You might be able to use that to both get a job and get a higher salary.

1. Have CV explain the skills you got out of it, without mentioning how much money you make.

2. Once you have an offer in hand, you can then use your income as a bargaining chip to get them to raise the offer.

You want to share different information at different parts of the job search process, basically.

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The answer is not much churn[0], rich stay rich and poor stay poor. Though the situation is not much different than it was a generation prior[1].

0: http://www.epi.org/publication/usa-lags-peer-countries-mobil...

1: https://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21595437-americ...
"where everyone else suffers tenuous and desperation is unconcerning?"

Capitalism in the US has created more wealth and lifted more people out of poverty than any other nation in the history of mankind. Your statement applies to third world countries... not the United States. Oh, we're also the most free and most prosperous nation ever. That helps.
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People always repeat this idea that HIPAA is the most serious of all the serious regulations, that you most definitely do not want to violate.

Yet I’ve never heard of a major company fined or punished for HIPAA violations. Have there been any such notable incidents in the past few years?
It looks like an attempt at reimplementing the same service at another big tech company with cough the exact same name.
Perhaps - but if so, management should relay that information so that people understand. Pointless stress is horrible for morale and productivity.
But you trust the CAs right now. If we used a web of trust system, you could still trust those CAs and nobody else. That's your model that you say isn't broken. You can be happy with that. I'll be happy with trusting people that I trust.
We have to separate AI researcher and implementation engineer. These types of crash courses help get you to the point where you can reasonably work under PhD level people and write code to test, scale, and deploy their ideas.

For many current applications of ML this is acceptable because you're just stealing an idea from a paper or stealing ImageNet to recognize your problem. For anything else you really need to pay up and fight with Google for a real expert.
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Which of the positions allow for remote? In particular are you open to a remote Director of Engineering?
What does the current emoji support look like? (https://github.com/erroneousboat/slack-term/blob/b871a9ad0c8... seems to suggest they aren't rendered?)

In my experience custom emojis is the most important driver of Slack use ;).
Not familiar with the space, but definitely curious how Bandaid compares with Envoy.
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The whole point of auditing is to detect problems before they become big, embarrassing, messy failures that put users at risk.

If you hang out on mozilla.dev.security.policy for a while, you'll see plenty of examples of audits exposing weaknesses or sloppiness on the part of CAs, and receiving the resulting pushback from browser vendors. Here's the most recent example I've found: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/mozilla....
Everything infects your entire stack. If I hire Java, Ruby, PHP etc people then everything from hardware up to personnel is going to be selected to optimise the delivery and execution of software. Kind of common sense that you would do this.

I don't disagree that Oracle costs a lot and that they inflate margins pretty poorly but to say they have no real utility advantage is a bit ridiculous. Most of the world's enterprises are running core business systems off Oracle and if they move to the cloud it's usually to Oracle instances in the cloud not any other system.
Other comments have brought additional evidence about declining wage mobility. I'll add that the article's stats about the impact of race demonstrate lack of mobility. Working while black seems to mean a 20% pay cut, regardless of education.

As an American, I've always based a lot of national pride on our history as a (relative, for some groups) meritocracy with a lot of mobility. It's really sad to see rapid erosion of this over the last 20y.
Excuse me but those benefits weren't result of the Guilded Age. Correlation, not causation. Both things were a result of the industrial revolution and globalization.