skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I highly suspect it's not that Unix C diehards are against the idea of touching C++—it's that they're against the idea of using anything but C. I don't think anything can win over those kernel developers.
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A bit of a different though. Elon did not intentionally destroy the Falcon 9 in question, and SpaceX worked very hard to determine what caused the issue and rectify it for future flights. Zuckerberg knew for years what was going on with user data, and gave zero f*s until they were caught.

Substantially easier to throw shade (passive aggressively even) from the moral high ground.
And like most things, the cure for fear is exposure. The more time you spend with disabled/diverse/different people, the more natural it will feel to you, and the less weirdly you will act. This goes for your encounters with people with visible disabilities and differences, mental disabilities and differences, racial differences, linguistic differences, religious differences. . .
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Have zero problem with Reddit and Google doing this.

But Google footing the bill for Alex Jones on YouTube is wrong. No advertisers then remove the content. Otherwise Google is spending money to support the alt right and I have a problem with that.

Come on Google do not be a wimp and remove.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20105147

https://www.mentalhelp.net/blogs/why-do-women-become-prostit...

And, as to who exactly, psychologists.
My understanding is that you don’t do analysis or training inside the control loop at all. Basically, build a model and then it becomes a go/no-go check when you really want to use it.
I've founded a startup with kick-ass people to build the future of Electronic Medical Records. And it looks very bright, transparent, intelligent, and automated :)
Raiseblocks - https://raiseblocks.com (last weekend project, still needs work)

An ICO (initial coin offering) listing site.
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> People absolutely should use stdint.h

Definitely. However, you have to admit the names (uint32_t) could be made less verbose, like "u32".
Start with getting to know your audience.

You're basically selling yourself and your skills. Length, design, content, formatting, etc. all will depend on who is actually reading your resume.

For a fantastic example of how your writing changes based on audience, check out https://getcoleman.com/.
Agree 100%. Improvements to C would be things like removing "undefined behavior", not adding more syntax sugar. If anything, C's grammar is already too bloated. (I'm looking at you, function pointer type declarations inside anonymized unions inside parameter definition lists.)
Really, not age or gender?

Really. What you think and what you do, how you were raised and how you were educated -- these often matter far more than age and gender -- though not always. Age and gender do also matter a bit. The consequence of being a naturally evolved being, is that such beings are inherently messy. Natural selection isn't fettered by dealing with too many details. The full parallel processing bandwidth of reality itself is the engine that runs the natural fitness function. It's certainly not limited by the particular moral/political wishes of Homo sapiens. (Also, our particular moral/political wishes, while they arose from evolution, should not be modeled on something so inhumanly amoral as evolution.)

But as far as being generators of value, it's mental factors which matter the most by far. This is why people should be judged by the content of their character.
Hey this is really cool! I've specifically been looking for something like this. Thanks for making it!
Yep, I'm not looking forward to filing taxes this year - I have W-2's from three different employers, just for me (not to mention a few months on unemployment, too).
Heap CTO here – would love to hear about measures you've taken to make your APIs solid or answer any questions you have!
Bugs are also marked private without any security angle involved whatsoever. Often, these are related to initiatives done in cooperation with so-called "partners".

For an open source project, Mozilla appears to constantly settle on pretty shitty partners if it is true (as is alleged) that it's these partners that insist on secret communication shielded from any community interaction.

Such shady deals in smoke-filled backrooms are one of the small number of things that are hard to impossible to pull off in a community-driven project without constantly pissing off contributors.
Life is full of mistakes. Try to be your best; forgive your past self; learn from your experiences; keep practicing.
It's easy to check for and would show up in recordings. I would be very surprised if they don't already check for this.
Well, no. Doing so openly and not only your own, but also publicly from your companys ... is much more agressive.

So if he would have done it, only because of that statement, I would say clearly overreaction. But deleting Facebook because it is Facebook ... makes still sense.
Uber is the poster child for lying and cheating. With an extraordinary reputation and history of scandals like theirs, extraordinary proof is required for their claims.
It doesn't serve either party's interests to actually "solve" anything regarding immigration policy. It's far more valuable to keep it as a hot button issue to virtue signal over in order to garner votes.
Please do use GNU C if you're going to use C. The viral nature of the Linux kernel has forced GNU C to be an important de facto standard. Take advantage of that!
Same here. I had to enable everything for blogblog.com and scripts for blogger.com and apis.google.com on uMatrix.
I was in East Germany, Czechoslovakia and East Berlin in the early 80s and you just had to look around to see that they were way behind the West. Long lines everywhere, empty stores, cars with two stroke engines, everything run down. You could see the decay.
I'm not sure I understand your objection. If Uber's cars are killing people at a much higher rate than human drivers, then that's a huge problem. They shouldn't be allowed on the roads at all, as they'd vastly increase traffic deaths if widely used. Whether or not someone is at fault in a given accident only matters to the insurance company; that person is still dead. What is your counter-argument? That it doesn't matter if many more people die with Uber self-driving cars on the road so long as everyone who dies made a mistake?

And whether Uber makes the entire car or not isn't germane to the discussion. They are responsible for the safety of said cars, which is what we're discussing here.
>Panasonic owns a small part. There's over 300 Tesla employees at the factory vs ~50 Panasonic, and Tesla owns the building and the land.

That's good info. Thanks
> For example, when gcc yells about comparing signed and unsigned ints, I find that there rarely is a true safety concern involved

except for the small detail that stuff like "-1 < 1" is false when comparing int and uint because the int gets casted as the latter ? -Wsign-compare should be used as -Werror=sign-compare
Not how lidars work. At some point the cumulative movement of the object exceeds a threshold and you reclassify it as non-stationary. You don’t get velocities from LiDAR - only 3D point coordinates.
Wow. That website is probably the best example I've seen in a long time of "show don't tell" when it comes to marketing your skills and services.

Going to either extremes are chuckleworthy too.
You are absolutely right in principle, but following your advice requires a lot of introspection and self-awareness, but the reality is most of our actions are half-conscious at best. The challenge is in how to improve our automatic behaviors, and how to trust that they are reasonable.
I would recommend two articles by the same author as well-written, approachable discussions of how public markets work in this respect:

http://epicureandealmaker.blogspot.com/2013/09/go-ask-alice....

http://epicureandealmaker.blogspot.com/2011/05/jane-you-igno...
IIRC [not the team lead] they approached us when they were looking for modernization options for their existing C codebases. From there it went through the usual university-corporate research partnership process.

Zig looks neat, BTW.
180 day lock up probably for employees mostly.. maybe founders are included in that.
Secure Scuttlebutt is p2p and offline-first.

Mastodon is neither one of these and community-hosted. More about building the community part of the social network than the truly decentralized backbone (where each user has a copy of all posts of users in his/hers network).
Sensitivity and Introverts
What? When no advertisers Google is footing the bill. So Google having Alex Jones on YT means Google is paying the bills.

On guns tons and tons and tons of companies have cut ties with the NRA. Yet Google still has the NRA channel.

Data does not support your post.

Personal!y I wish Google would remove content with no advertisers and we can get rid of the alt right crap.
People please wakeup and delete your fb account asap. Facebook bosses run away from responsibility and leave company. This tells alot.
The problem is that neural networks trained using maximum LL do not return calibrated probabilities, using e.g. the softmax output as 'confidence' of a model tends to result in overconfident predictions, take a look at adversarial attacks on neural networks for an extreme example: https://blog.openai.com/adversarial-example-research/
I hate to say it, but never underestimated the human potential for stupidity. To make matters worse, this is amplified in organizations. But in this specific case, this is all speculation until the data gets analyzed.
Most companies have that... it's often just a bot.
This is still an unstable library (futures and Tokio are both still 0.1 release) actively being developed, in general I tend not to see crazy compile errors working on synchronous projects. FWIF I’ve made a Chip8 emulator with Rust and am working on a Z80 emulator now.
Here is what works for me. Took me so many iterations to polish it. I use Inkscape.

https://github.com/evinr/Graphic_Design/blob/master/Resumes/...
At the movies: Rewatching “Ronin”
The best tool is Microsoft Word or equivalent.
You don't need a facebook page. Throw up an HTML page and use Twitter for updates. Get instargram if you want to actively engage followers.
Millennials are quitting faster than ever, over the last 14 years
It reminds me of when an airliner crashes (a rare thing now).

The airline, the manufacturer, the engine manufacturer, the part(s) suppliers, the pilots... will all point at each other. Usually the pilots lose because they don't have any money whether they were at fault or not.

You have to wonder why everyone isn't pointing at the safety driver in this case.

Here's an example of everyone blaming everyone else, and the manufacturer lost despite it not actually being their fault:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Airlines_Flight_191
I'm working on a bit of testbench software for these guys - http://albatern.co.uk/

The software runs on an industrial controller (basically an Intel Atom with a proprietary bus to connect tons of I/O modules), driving a bunch of electrical and hydraulic gear, and logging data for analysis.

I like Albatern's idea for a wave power array based on lots of small, easily-deployed modules, and I'm hoping that their tests pan out and get them to production readiness.

While I have just spent 2.5 days freezing my ass off coding in an unheated industrial shed in a Scottish winter, it was a shed full of massive wave power components - hydraulic hoses as thick as your arm, man-height generators, and so on - so that's pretty fun! When I wasn't coding, I also got to make myself useful by stripping cables and wiring an emergency stop box.

In previous client work, I scrambled around wiring up sensors and programmed control code and UIs while standing in a small shipping container floating on a tidal platform in the middle of a Scottish estuary ( https://sustainablemarine.com/plat-i ); and more recently, learned how to do mean-time-between-failure analysis for an industrial Ethernet network that needed to live at the bottom of the sea with ten-year maintenance intervals and a >£10,000 bill to bring it up for component replacement.
-A wordpress blog.

-A self-hosted site or a VPS.
instead, they banned the 100% legal /r/gundeals.
I didn't realize that, it's been a while since I read those. Thank you for the information!
To be fair here, Google is much more likely to get sued, it's not surprisingly they want to be more clear on consent to terms.
I believe what they meant is that you have to "Login with Facebook"and migrating your account before deactivating Facebook, not that they didn't know how to migrate Spotify.

I deactivated my Facebook before, and I had to go through each individual app and either migrate the account to a native login or completely revoke access from the app, if I didn't want them to undo the deactivation when I logged in later, Spotify included.

I feel like they should put some sort of separation between the "Login with Facebook" feature and the Facebook app itself, so that logging in personally reactivates the account but logging in via an app simply verifies the credentials.
No server-side code. No mobile apps. No public word on when this is going to happen. Yet, this proprietary technology is further integrated into Firefox.
Heh, you're talking about me.

Eggs: https://www.forksoverknives.com/whats-wrong-with-eggs/#gs.Sd...

https://nutritionfacts.org/video/eggs-choline-and-cancer/

Fish: https://www.forksoverknives.com/is-fish-a-health-food-or-hav...

https://nutritionfacts.org/video/omega-3s-and-the-eskimo-fis...

If it's a food you can't live without, having it once in a while on special occasions isn't going to hurt you much, just like smoking a cigarette a few times a year wouldn't hurt you much. You decide what's right for you. As far as I can tell, though, the science seems pretty clear that fish and eggs aren't health foods.
Yes, definitely. GitLab's API is very similar to GitHub's, except that it doesn't support CORS. If that's fixed it should be pretty simple to add support for GitLab.
From my perspective, the first question should be, "Given the same circumstances, would a human driver have performed better?".

After viewing the video of the incident, I strongly believe that human driver would NOT have done better.

Therefore, I believe that any attempt to blame or spread mistrust in these technologies because of this incident is (at best) misguided and (at worst) alarmist.
"Also having values that extend beyond money is, ironically, a lot easier when you have plenty of money."

In general, yes. But I believe that neither Musk, nor Zuck have "plenty of money". Not when one of them ones to go to mars and the other one control the worlds communication. As you need really much money for both.
What benefits come with being a prostitute? If you're worried about sexual harassment with no recourse, picking a profession with astronomically higher risk of sexual violence would be the last choice any rational person would make. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24625169

It's not comtempt; I just haven't fooled myself into thinking that prostitution isn't a victimless crime.

You've built a strawman for my argument; I'm not showing contempt for the choice of picking prostitution; but I am saying that in the US engaging in it, as a seller or as a buyer constitutes being stupid.

The increase risk of violence, sexual or otherwise, the risk to your families health, the risk to your own health, the risk to your career. All reasons why it's stupid.

I believe decriminalizing prostitution would reduce the risks--but regardless, those who go into prostitution will still be exploited, regardless of it's legal status.

If it were decriminalized (and remove it's social stigma) I don't see more people becoming prostitutes.
Unbelieveble what people found from google and facebook history...
An ongoing comics series. Elevator pitch: “Imagine you’re watching funny-animal Star Trek... except every other episode is from the point of view of the Borg.” Also the Federation is actually a quasi-monastic order of Space Jesuits chasing after whatever remnants they can find of the vanished Ancients, and the Borg is a bunch of goth hippie dryads dreamed up by massive shipminds, and did I mention everyone is a cartoon animal with no pants, and it’s intentionally designed to be too big for just me to draw and I’m really looking forwards to/dreading when it has enough inertia for me to actually hire some friends to draw parts of it, and...

I’ve been spending the past couple years kicking around a massive space opera. I’m finally starting to finish pages of its comic-book incarnation. It’s good to start moving forwards on a story again, wrapping up all the loose ends on my previous graphic novel took far too long.

http://egypt.urnash.com/parallax - very much a placeholder right now, just the last iteration of the pitch bible and some links; once I have enough pages drawn I’ll start having them show up there. Right now they’re just on the Patreon.
That.... doesn't really make any sense. I've never seen a road where opposite lanes of travel had different speed limits.

edit Now it makes sense.

I went through Google Street View. Northbound on Mill Ave, from before Curry Road to afterward, is 45mph. https://www.google.com/maps/@33.4350531,-111.941492,3a,75y,3...

Southbound on Mill Ave, and on Center Parkway, there are no southbound speed limit signs posted. But after the Curry Road intersection, there is a 35mph sign. https://www.google.com/maps/@33.4371031,-111.9433154,3a,75y,...

I thought the Uber was north of Curry Road going south, but after comparing the video to the map, it looks like the Uber was south, heading north to the intersection. The road opens up and there are two metal signs. https://www.google.com/maps/@33.4362927,-111.9424451,3a,75y,...

So, yes, the speed limit on the road in the direction the Uber was traveling on the stretch of road it was traveling was indeed 45mph.

Also, very sadly, at the point of impact, there was actually a sign that said "Do not cross; Use Crosswalk ->". https://www.google.com/maps/@33.4365489,-111.942659,3a,22.9y... Although not facing the direction the bicyclist was crossing from. I'm willing to bet an accident had happened here before.
(Sorry for throwaway, I don't usually comment)

I've been very happy with limecv, check out https://olivierpieters.be/projects/limecv and https://github.com/opieters/limecv

When hiring devs, or anyone really, but this seems particularly problematic in tech: I always look for people who aren't completely full of themselves. If you think you're infallible or arrogant, I don't care what you've done. You're likely awful to work with. Be a person and remember you work with people.
Removing your data might prove more difficult than it seems
"a retard" is different from "retarded person".

Tropic Thunder mocked retarded people, it didn't use those terms in neutral usage.

Tropic Thunder was all about putting offensive stereotype behind a layer of indirection ("actors playing actors playing X", and used that layer to dodge criticism, but it's a complex scenario to try to untangle. Much of the entertainment value that the audiences perceived was in "making fun of X", not "making fun of actors playing X"
This will deeply count in facebook's demise I think.

Tech people act as prescribers to the rest. When they use something new, it then propagates to the population. Abandoning is the same.

Now Elon Musk is mystically revered by tech people.
Then transitively, his example will accelerate tech peoples' condamnation of facebook, then everyone listening to techies advice.
I'm making a 2D casual/puzzle game similar to scrabble but instead of building chains of letters to form words, you build chains of words that rhyme with each other based off the picture on the tile.

Some tiles have multiple labels. A picture of a cat can be rhymed with bat or hat, buy it can also be a "pet" and rhyme with net, etc.
That may be true of your grandmother, but what makes you say it's true of grandmothers in general?
Unsurprising. He's a gamer in that he looks for ways to create fake red lines that ensure an adversary will cross, and then uses that as casus belli.

He's as pro war as you get in D.C. And he's not a negotiator. He knows the consequences of the Iraq war, was one of its architects, and does not care at all about the dead. He still argues that invasion was a good thing.

With regard to North Korea, he believes diplomacy is useless and the only “solution” is reunification of the Korean Peninsula — as a free and democratic country. If that is a short-term goal rather than a long-term aspiration, a massive war almost certainly would be necessary. On Iran, he has declared the deal unfixable and advocated for military strikes on Iran.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/right-turn/wp/2018/03/2...

He recently penned a piece in the WSJ, February of this year, advocating striking North Korea first.
My understanding is that with a startup you eliminate the distinction by spending 100% of your time in work mode.

My understanding is that with a startup you eliminate the distinction between work-mode and personal-fulfillment mode, thus making yourself 100% productive/engaged and 0% alienated.
Yes, I've even seen this first hand where it was, in fact, the laptop as the issue source. Not that I'm taking Uber's side at all, just saying it is a possibility and we should wait for official evidence of the fault before jumping to conclusions.
What are our legislative options now? Let's assume we're already exhausting all technical options.
I'm working on developing my own language.

The best way I can describe it is: imagine Python but statically-typed with type inference, proper concurrency support (via greenthreads), sum types (like enums in Rust), and immutable data structures in the standard library (like Clojure). I may even add optional checks that a function is pure.

The stage I'm at right now is learning how type inference works well enough to be able to implement a correct type inference engine for it.
The data from this study needs to be combined with the data here [0] to get a full picture. This study shows that black boys, even without a father around, do better in communities where there are other fathers around who can act as role models. It also shows that black men and women have a lower marriage rate then their white counterparts, one big reason is due to the disproportionate incarceration rates of black males.

[0]: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/04/20/upshot/missin...
Regarding what you should put on a resume, check out this checklist we put together:

https://breakoutlist.com/engineer-resume-checklist

Regarding examples of a great resume, see the one in the photo above.

Also see the following template regarding this and your question about the best tools for making one.

Example resume on ShareLaTeX:
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> Can you share some advice that would help me increase my chances of finding a good job?

Treat it like an engineering problem. Analyze your funnel - what companies/opportunities are you starting with? What's your conversion rate between funnel steps? How can you increase that?

And, vitally, how can you put yourself in the shoes of the person on the other side? How can you simulate their perspective? At every point of interaction with you, if you were them, what would you think? And given that knowledge, how can you improve what you're doing?

Other things: check out @sehurlburt on Twitter, Stephanie gives great advice on this topic. Also search around and read threads like the following: https://www.reddit.com/r/engineering/comments/23e4df/entry_l...
> They just made $360M in a day.

that's if they are able to liquidate those assets within a day without affecting market price.
i’m not from the UK/EU, could you expand a little? is it a tabloid?