skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm surprised we're not discussing what seems to be the core problem from Elon Musk's point of view : financial aggressivity.

While his tweet doesn't say why he wants to go private, this article makes it pretty clear : he's harassed by shorters (people who speculate on price going down, and thus who will contribute negative and unfounded opinions just to achieve this goal).

Whether this is really his biggest burden or not, there is certainly something to be said about people who earn money because others are in trouble. In any case, seeing that people want you to have troubles certainly doesn't help.
Pff, I am from Europe and if i want to go to say China its the exact same process. blah blah
That is NYU's intent and it's been up front about that. Primary care physicians don't earn as much as other physicians do. This program creates economic incentives for students to pursue the field.
it's temporary comment and the main thing is not the witnesses
But does having multiple types of spaces really change the psychology of the employees in the open office?

And what percentage of companies using open offices actually bother with anything beyond one giant open room and a few meeting rooms?
> Would we rather that Musk had just never founded Tesla and Space

That really misses where a lot of the hate for Musk is coming from. If he had never started it in the first place, the shorters would not stand to win anything. They both want him to fail, but are also heavily invested in him having tried first.

Also side note. Musk didn’t found Tesla, he bought in and kicked out the real founders. The company would likely not be where it is today without Musk, but I doubt it would have failed completely, likely just be worth less and working on becoming profitable with smaller anbitions.
I don't think you can describe modern car manufacturing as sitting on its ass.... and I don't think you can describe Tesla as revolutionizing the manufacturing process...

I think Tesla has revolutionized the automotive industry by making a desirable electric car, the technology they have within the car is nothing exclusive to Tesla. Other companies can build electric cars, but Tesla made the first truly desirable electric car.

SpaceX has 100% revolutionized space flight and I hope this continues.
This is a still ongoing affair, and the trade terms are still not finished. The only thing he’s accomplished is an image of the US as unpredictable and dishonest since they had no legal standing. The EU will remember this the next time the trade agreements are up for renogitation.
I would recommend looking into Python-based workflow managers: Luigi[0] then Airflow[1], to get a hang of scheduling, DAGs, etc. Both are fairly simple to get started with (especially for a seasoned Python developer) and are used in production environments as well.

[0] https://github.com/spotify/luigi

[1] https://github.com/apache/incubator-airflow
I would bet Apple uses offshoring development sites like any corporation on the same league.
"The Limits to Growth" (1972)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Limits_to_Growth

"Thinking in Systems: a Primer" (2008)
https://g.co/kgs/B71ebC

Glossary of systems theory
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_systems_theory

Systems Theory
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systems_theory

...

Computational Thinking
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_thinking

Which of the #GlobalGoals (UN Sustainable Development Goals) Targets and Indicators are primary leverage points for ensuring - if not growth - prosperity?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_Development_Goals
The "try not to say anything stupid" approach is the one I'm leaning toward at the moment. Like I said, some of the projects I'm talking about are silly (not all of them), and definitely not offensive.

In my mind the question is whether the technical chops would outweigh the silly/comedic image, and that might be something I can't know. I would hope that the impressive use of CSS would interest other developers, but a manager might be turned off by a "motherfucking website".
You could check out https://github.com/mara/mara-example-project

The project is just a demonstrator for the Mara framework but it gives a good overview and you could take it as a starter for something you want to build.
Indeed. Also please stop saying “freeway” and start saying “somebody else paying for me way” next time you’re giving directions.

It’s commonly understood that “free” in the context of public services means paid for collectively by government. We totally get that and are still cool with it.
aliases?
I love it: the nine new bridges of Königsberg! (It would never have occurred to me to check on Google Maps; thanks!)
Not a DAC, but plugging a "high speed" ADC (first it was an ADC0804, 1kHz, then after that some other faster models) was a good experiment

The trick was enabling the 3state inputs in the parallel port, which was only available on EPP ports I think
You haven't known those people for their whole lives.

You haven't seen them at their very worst, in the moments where they did the things that haunt them for decades.

That's the point here - some people do less nasty stuff than others, but all of us have treated others horribly at some point.

"Pieces of shit" may not be the best phrasing. I'd say "When you meet a person, no matter what they seem like, you can be highly confident that they have done something wonderful for someone at some point, and that they have mistreated someone horribly at some point."
This list has numerous pointers to resources related to data engineering: https://github.com/igorbarinov/awesome-data-engineering
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Not only that. But "Joe Smith" has broken English and is using a photo from the 80s.
From what I saw, I think for at least a few parsers this might be the case because they are built on generated parser code, and it's just easy to run into unfavorable bits and pieces in the output that way, which can drag down performance completely although 95% of the parser are just fine. Technically there's no reasons why toml parsers shouldn't be just as fast or faster as yaml or even eno. :) In any case I'd be happy if the benchmarks stir up some movement and maybe kick off some high performance toml parser intiative, toml is an awesome format and also 0.5.0 was just officially released so there's a good reason to update the parsers now anyway. :)
Relaxed Operator Fusion for In-Memory Databases [pdf]
Some suspicions can be clarified. Especially ones with clear photos available.

As per online presence - we do not hire people that we have never seen. We're a remote and distributed team, thus rarely any hires get to have a walk-in interview, but we do always see the person being interviewed. I wouldn't waste hours looking at posts of a person I can clearly see is not my potential colleague. Having no online presence is fine, most of us don't at my current job. However, if it's there, it is going to be examined. It's way harder to get to know to understand someone as a person if you've never had had a face-to-face interaction, therefore having a video call is a must.
>I think this hits at the crux of the issue around the performance/behaviour of Musk and other leaders of hugely ambitious companies

You believe that? From the guy who would angrily call reporters if they didn't call him a Tesla founder (which he isn't)? He wants to give the reins up?

>The number of people who are capable of building and running companies like these is vanishingly small

Yeah, we never invented anything until Elon Musk came around. There aren't 10-20 car companies, run by CEOs you've never heard of, plugging away at EVs as we speak.
>Mark (9:43) ...into the fire that never shall be quenched"

It doesn't say they will still be alive, just burned to death. Many other scriptures confirm a permanent death, none say everlasting torment.

>Revelation (20:10): “And the devil who had deceived them was thrown into the lake of fire and sulfur, where the beast and the false prophet were, and they will be tormented day and night forever and ever.”

It says the "devil" and the beast and the false prophet will tormented, but no one else is listed here.

In Rev 22:18,19 and Deut 4:2 have strict warnings about adding to or taking away words from the bible.

I would completely support a statement that these scriptures "strongly imply" or even "seem to imply", but they certainly do not state plainly that people will go to the classical hell taught by many today.
Well then, seeing as you've published them, that's a LOL at your attitude, attention to detail, and integrity.

EDIT: FTR, parent comment originally read "it's temporary comment lol"
I used images.google for a reverse image search (URL below for that search's results) for the profile photos in the testimonials and found the photo for "Ryan Waltz" on several other sites, with different names.

https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZit6vk5-c7n4fHm38W...
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"I feel like my teachers lied to me. The version of Western history that I was taught in school mostly focused on Spain and Portugal during the 1400s and 1500s, France and Germany in the 1700s and 1800s, Russia and Germany in the 1900s, and Britain during the whole era from the Dark Ages onwards"

This beginning.. points to that our history lessons are focused on resnisance / reformation times. the 'dark ages' is all a bunch of nonsense. if you look at islamic / african continent, asia and other places you can find actually a lot of history that supports the fact that also in Europe people were not in some dark evil times... that a lot of cultures were sharing (ofc there was also conflict all over the place..) a lot of knowlege and culture with eachother.

our dark ages for a lot of other cultures is in the middle of their golden ages...

like some cheesy soap series: "the rewrting of history after war by it's victors, is a war in itself."

just imagine how often that happened. just look at all the modern activities by governments and how they try to turn and twist things like 'their country is best, and others are shit' (that's the general idea they will try to put on their poplation in any case).

if you ask me they just try to hide the fact (by reforming history) to make everyone feel seperated, and opposed. instead of remembering we can share and grow all together.

/tinfoilhat
> by making a desirable electric car, the technology they have within the car is nothing exclusive to Tesla. Other companies can build electric cars, but Tesla made the first truly desirable electric car.

This is exactly my point. Tesla didn't happen because of Musk's intelligence, or talent, or ingenuity, or genius. It happened because of Musk's drive. Before Tesla/Musk, electric cars weren't even part of the public consciousness (even though they were completely technically feasible, as you agree). It was a revolutionary idea.
Could I have a link to your Django add-on?
If anyone has an American Express platinum credit card, Amex will reimburse you for Global Entry or TSA Precheck. You get Precheck automatically with Global Entry so I'd recommend opting for Global Entry. It also lasts for a few years. The Amex Plat has a pretty hefty annual fee but comes with a bunch of perks like an annual $200 airline credit, access to airport lounges, and more. Totally worth opening for the points and perks and then downgrading imo.
The X protocol is Legacy Cruft and as such needs to be burned and the ashes sealed within a concrete block and buried at sea.

The whole point behind Wayland is to make a 100% clean break from X. Of course as it turns out that means reinventing and replacing all the things that made X good in the first place with something completely new, because newer=gooder. And reading old code is hard, so everything on the Linux tech stack needs to be completely reimplemented so GNOME devs can maintain it for its five-year lifecycle before it all gets thrown out and replaced with something even newer (and gooder).
The same is true for computer viruses! Being a huge menace to your computer host is a good way to get yourself deleted. The best computer viruses are careful and spread silently.
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>Big industry hates Elon

Elon is Big Industry.

Have you ever stopped to wonder that maybe people "don't like him" because he's a jerk and his company loses vast amounts of money? Don't need a tinfoil hat.
Yes, I was going to write that and then I thought maybe Americans pronounce it too-lip.
The royal family being one lol
Not only ego. Other people too. Have you tried acting without ego? It might piss some people off, because it will expose them. Right in their smug faces. They will see how free you are and then look at themselves and become MAD.

Assuming you can act confident without ego. Most of the time you don't even have the social skills to put forth an opinion in a charismatic way. Weak voice, weak body language, stuttering, stumbling over your words, unsteady eye contact, failure to make people laugh and feel at ease. Bam, you lost. Made fool of youself. If you have no ego, you learn and carry on. It is difficult to do.
an excellent survey of the field: https://dataintensive.net/
Software wise you could also have a look at dask. Which is more lightweight than Hadoop and spark.

But since you are asking for a project, why not do something local. I.e. you could scrape some data for some time (cinemas, crime) and structure it nicely. After a few months you can start analysis. Bonus points if you make you data available.
Yes. I reverse image searched the "Joe Smith" photo and found it's on many other sites too:

https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZiurkmI4y_1BkVZOnS...
and that's how you correct the mistakes ?
People still buy microsoft surface?
Can't read the article.

Will students be obligated to pay anything to the school in the future after they start earning?

Who is funding this?
No Fake News: Hamas Decries Israeli Decision to End 'Black Friday' Probe
I have been delving into Fstar [1] which has an SMT backend and provides a means of program verification. Fstar programs can then be code extracted to OCaml or Fsharp.

I think the combination of SAT solving, and a formal language like F* that can create executable OCaml or Fsharp code will be very useful in creating a pragmatic path to verified programs.

[1] https://www.fstar-lang.org/

Edit: I wanted to add that I prefer the Lisp syntax of SMT to the python, but that's based upon personal bias. However, a Lisp-like syntax was chosen due to the ease of parsing Lisp s-expressions.
I think you're talking about a different variety of side project than I am. I'm more looking at short little explorations of CSS/JS/design to (1) teach myself new skills, (2) have a little fun, and (3) maybe get some "internet points" (that can hopefully be redeemed for job hunting benefits in the future). The question is whether the "internet points" (exposure) for silly projects would actually be useful, or possibly even detrimental to finding a job.

As far as freelancing goes, its going to be harder to get extra income with anything but your real name. There might be a way, but it probably has some dubious tax implications (although maybe you could search with a pseudonym and give your real name once hired).
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Seamonkey (formerly Mozilla Application Suite) has a built-in mail client, though they are struggling to survive Firefox's overhaul.
Cortana Flaw Allows Bypassing Windows 10 Lock Screen
I’ve stopped reading Spiegel.de. It has become too painful. The articles are very shallow and the titles have become very click-baity
>Working 120 hours a week is not productive.

My WoW character disagrees. Seriously though, if you enjoy what you're doing, doing a lot of it is fine.
My experience has been the same, I've had a 4 for years and it is still going strong but my 4C died in less than 12 months; the USB-C connector is too flimsy.
According to Michael Halcrow's LinkedIn [1], he was heavily involved on the EXT4 encryption:

"I was also the project lead for encryption in EXT4, which is now available as the mechanism implementing file-based encryption on Android."

[1] https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-halcrow-1880601
Korolyov was also quite an asshole when he had to be. He worked his engineers hard, he did not mince for words of criticism. The facilities under his supervision widely used prison labor.

Feynman now has a rep of womaniser and mysoginist. Hell, people tell about personal flaws of Gandhi and MLK.

It's part of the package.
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> I dont think a lot of people realise that modern browsers are about as complicated as the operating systems they run in and have about as much counter measures for security problems as the OS undernearth it.

There's an argument to be made that maybe 'security' isn't worth as much as the blogosphere thinks it is. Like everything else in life, it's a trade off, and because it is in their best interest the security "experts" do their best to sensationalize and promote paranoia and over-reaction to every little potential problem without regard for the cost, namely inconvenience and slow software.

What was the solution to Meltdown and Spectre again? Oh yeah, make everything slower on the off chance someone will use a timing attack to maybe slowly exfiltrate some information from memory that might be important. If you're a cloud host that tradeoff is probably worth it, if you're a desktop user outside of an intelligence organization it probably isn't, but you'll pay the cost none the less. 1% here, 2% there, no big deal right? But it sure adds up. Do an experiment: install 2 VMs, one with Windows Server 2016 (or Windows 10), and one with Windows Server 2003 (Or Windows XP). The 2003 (XP) VM will be so much more responsive it will freak you out because you aren't used to it. How much of your life has been wasted waiting for windows to appear and start drawing their contents? What are we getting in exchange?
Why disrupting design will accelerate humanity’s progress
>Saudi Arabia has the whole Vision 2030 plan in motion. The general thrust is they want to diversify the country away from being a petrostate.

So the short-sellers are Big Oil shills, but selling out to the Saudis is okay (if you ignore human rights atrocities and all the oil)?
I bought a MacBook Pro for 2.2k in 2010 and 8 years later, everything still works. I highly doubt I could say that about a Dell or Toshiba of any price.
I think basic concepts of datawarehousing like creating data marts, building star or snowflake schemas, dimensional modelling, slowly changing dimensions are quite important before you jump into why hadoop, hive, hbase or spark is relevant.
Just say no: Wi-Fi-enabled appliance botnet could bring power grid to its knees
i would not call tens of thousands a lot in country with at least half billion internet users plus by my experience living years in China, Chinese are very brave when it confess to statements but actions are entirely different thing once they realize consequences, so even most of those few tens of thousands can't be taken seriously

as was stated by other commenter, baidu it's superior for Chinese search, same as manner it's for Korean, giggle can't get right non Latin character languages
No terms of use, privacy statement ? About us ? So who are you and why would anybody trust you ?
One of the design conderations was and is that the format is very strict (and that way predictable), but at the same time as helpful as possible in identifying, communicating and resolving issues.

To that end all error messages that can occur are handwritten, fully localized and shared across all eno libraries (see https://github.com/eno-lang/eno-locales/blob/master/specific...) and the API implicitly handles them for you when you write programs that consume eno.

So basically eno does no magic fallbacks of any sort when faults occur, but it is candid and friendly about it when it happens. :)
This is very interesting stuff. I'm a man and have identified as gay for most of my awareness of my sexuality, but started experiencing attraction to women sometime in college. I think I'm bi now, but preferences seem to vary considerably month to month. It was pretty confusing for a while before I stopped trying to put labels on it and just went with it.

The biggest thing I've realized is that in the ways that count, I really actually just like people. There seems to be a small aspect of sexuality driven by visual attraction ("wow he's hot") but really the person inside (behavioral identity) seems to be more important.

I wonder how many people (especially men) might have expressed sexual fluidity if it wasn't for the societal idea that you're gay/straight/bi and that's that...I know I wasn't too open to being attracted to women for a long time, and I don't think that's a healthy place to be.
Boffins build the smallest transistor, controlled by an atom
PhoneGap: A Trendsetter in the App Development Industry
Spark, etc, are great, but honestly if you're just getting started I would forget all about existing tooling that is geared towards people working at 300 person companies and I would read The Data Warehouse ETL Toolkit by Kimball:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1118530802/

I learned from the second edition, but I've heard even better things about the third. As you're working through it, create a project with real data and from-scratch re-implement a data warehouse as you go. It doesn't really matter what you tackle, but I personally like ETLing either data gather from web crawling a single site[0] or push in a weekly gathered wikipedia dump. You'll learn many of the foundational reasons for all the tools the industry uses, which will make it very easy for you to get up to speed on them and to make the right choices about when to introduce them. I personally tend to favour tools that have an API or CLI so I can coordinate tasks without needing to click around, but many others like a giant GUI so they can see data flows graphically. Most good tools have at least some measure of both.

[0] Use something like Scrapy for python (or Mechanize for ruby) with CSS selectors and use the extension Inspector Gadget to quickly generate CSS selectors.
What about the thousands upon thousands of people killed by human drivers? Not newsworthy because it is normal and the brain can grok numbers of that magnitude. 40200 estimated in the us in 2017 which amounts to 110 people a day.
> Yes, booting from a SSD is faster

Laptop users are many, and they care about boot up times. Especially since Linux power management is still awful.
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The kleptocratic oligarchy and the defacto Xi Dynasty of the empire are the ones you would choose instead? The US has its flaws and sins, serious and worryingly worsening ones but those two are not better hands without some serious reforms.

Not to mention it is seriously flawed thinking on several levels - what is preventing the world from competing with those companies? It isn't the presence in the US proving viability and their failure would not encourage development in "better" places, the opposite in fact. If they want it they'll have to compete. Not everybody can do so right now but breaking other people's legs doesn't make you run faster.
Where can I buy those summaries?
> In Spain you have the common practice "enchufes" (plugged-in - somebody put in place by connections rather than ability), Italy too.

Uhljeb in Croatian.
>“Bisexuality refers to an attraction to both males and females,” explains Leila Rupp, a social scientist at the University of California, Santa Barbara, “while sexual fluidity refers to shifting attractions and desires.”

If you are a man who's always had relations with women and then you've had your butt fucked, you're a bisexual (or a homosexual if you never have relations with women again). This "sexual fluidity" thing just sounds like an excuse. (And, after all, you're just paving the way to destroy your life)