skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, we're aware current incumbents appear to have interest in getting into this space, in fact, people working in some of them have directly gotten in touch with us regarding potential partnerships. Without even mentioning these companies typical technological capacity/skills, my main doubt is how would they solve their ambivalences, because having a roboadvisor of their own would strongly cannibalize their current profit.
A good manager is also actively coaching their employees too. Training is important, but there is a distinct difference between the two.
I feel you. I think that people all over Europe are sad and shocked. This is heartbreaking for all of us, I was in Genoa not very long ago. I hope that the families get all the help possible.
I used to work on the 8th floor of an office building. I took the stairs. Granted, I was the only one, and 23 is 3x that. I'd still probably take the stairs and thereby skip the jogging. I'd also prefer the stairs to a long walk everywhere.

I live 270 ft up a hill, and regularly walk up. At 10 feet per story, that's 27 floors. I'm also the only one on the hill who walks up it.
No, he said it was the only reason. Therefore, due diligence, etc. couldn't be the reasons the deal didn't happen.
That entire law only exists to serve as a incentive not to use anything bigger than a bike but smaller than a full blown motorcycle.
The only accusation here, then can be that he wrongly assumed the should be able to parse him saying "Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured." to not mean Tesla the company has already finish due diligence and agreed to sell and that Tesla the company has secured funds from the buyers already.

The only reasonable interpretation of the above tweet, is to qualify the second sentence with the first, i.e he personally is only considering a buy offer and that he is secure in the funding ability of the buyer.

Choosing your interpretation, what he said in the second sentence, clearly contradicts the first sentence in the same tweet. So why are you choosing the clearly inaccurate, as due diligence is now taking place, narrowly legal interpretation of two words, over all the other context that suggests your narrow legal reading of those 2 words are not what could possibly have been meant by him.
Heat: the next big inequality issue
I'd try to run up the 8 floors. Never made it past 6 without having to stop before my heart exploded.
It's especially true for cars. Uber style car renting brings a much higher utilization for them, and the costs of car ownership are almost all in capital and fixed ones.
Intent is not required for regulatory violations. Moreover, the text of 10b-5 does not require any specific intent, only that the false statement or omission be made in connection with the transaction of a regulated security.
All sorts of simulators are nearby at once if you consider quantum computers to be nearby, it's not linear development. I agree however, since I don't consider a quantum computer to be nearby.
Is there support planned for using this in combination with docker-compose? If so would be sweet to see this integrated with Prisma - https://www.prisma.io/
> Is that what you want the future to be like? Where these movies might as well have disappeared off the face of the earth because no one can get ahold of them anymore? Because that's the direction we're starting to go in with more and more things going digital only and subscription only.

Pretty much. Most of the time I am more than happy to watch something on the current rotation of Netflix/Amazon/HBO. It doesn't work when you're trying to seek out something specific, but the streaming world works better when you let the content come to you. I certainly don't want to fill my home with plastic discs of movies and if I ever want to watch something specific I can almost always pay to stream it. If it's not available as a rental I can just watch another movie. There is more content than anyone can ever watch, if it's not accessible to me I feel no need to go out of my way.

It's sort of like having a very well done company cafeteria (a la Google) vs going out to a restaurant. I may not get exactly what I want every day, but it's good food without having to go anywhere and at an unbeatable price. I'll probably choose that over a restaurant 9/10 times.
enum does exist in PostgreSQL (which is in the article's URL). But an enum still requires a lookup for the associated value when setting and getting rows, it's not free.
Personally I'm nowhere near any of this business (nor any business at all for that matter) and I'm in Europe where I'm sure laws differ. Anyway, just out of curiosity are you involved in this from the law enforcement side?

The T-shirt think I mentioned was just off the cuff, I'm surprised this is actually being done.
Hm, it's interesting that this was unsolved for so long, given that any pasta chef can teach you how to break spaghetti, fettucini, etc. in two by twisting while bending. Very odd.
Lots of people do it for the steps. I take the stairs pretty much anytime I know where they are. I guess I'd think about it for more than a few stories.
Postgres has it: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/datatype-enum...
CVE-2018-13405 inode_init_owner fct – unintended group ownership
I see. So you're just propagating prejudice.
Fat  Llama (YC S17) Is Hiring Software Engineers in London, UK
It sounds like you're not being paid for your time/effort. If this is the case, why not tell them that you own the copyright on your work? If you insist on a non-commercial license, how about CC 3.0?

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/us/
> You pretty much don't have a shot at getting rich

I agree with most of your points except this one as it's very situational. Maybe not as an intern, but having real albeit small equity in one of these tiny things can be negotiated, and they can get sold. Unlikely, sure, but the possibility is there.

But in general it's about what you're optimizing for. You're points are right for optimizing for intra-company career advancement, resume material, or party cred. But if you have other pursuits, especially with side projects, kids, or just general comfort it can be a good choice.
https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/97a6ty/foreshadow_e...
*in the US (but not necessarily in other English speaking countries)
State Department concerned over Russian satellite’s behavior
This is by far the best solution.

Plus by charging a small border crossing fee, Mexico could pay for the wall within a few years.

No massive environmental damage, no massive cost, and we could even help slow down the flow of guns back into Mexico.

Plus with a reliable and profitable entry program we could set up a WAY more reliable temporary work visas that would allow people to live and work freely without breaking US laws, stealing identities, or placing anyone at risk on either side!

Plus, police, tax officials and family services will get to know who everyone is and where they are working!

Everybody is a winner! No immigrant communities in fear. Prosperity for all. And did I mention Mexico pays for the wall?
Yes, the actual evidence presented in the article is consistent with both theories. However the lead author gives quotes supporting version 2 over version 1. The title we have is drawn from the direction of the lead author's comments.

Another author of the paper is quoted saying that the results should be interpreted with care, evidence of cooperation is not necessarily evidence of voluntary cooperation.
Yes, precisely what I am saying. That he has no reason, we can reasonably deduce from his statements, to think due diligence, etc might be the reason why the deal doesn't go through.

So again, just for clarity, he didn't say the only to be done is the vote, he said the only reason why he currently expects the deal might not happen is if rejected by share holders.
Do you ever restrict them from doing one thing, such as video games, too much?
Think of it this way - you could chuck both the gym membership and the spare tire.
Toronto Shooting: Politically Correct Cover-Up?
Definitely. C is the Rosetta Stone of ABIs. Python is simply not suitable for that purpose. It is compatible with, well, the same version of Python.

C++ has the same problem. It's even worse in a sense, since there's still effectively no compiler-independent binary object model at all.
I don't know. What makes something meaningful?
Isn't "easier to learn and apply" usually code for "slower and more difficult to optimize"?
If they consistently screw over everybody else in the deal, people won't want to deal with them.
And now someone can do it without signing up, using someone else's account, possobly disabling a widely used and quite cool service.
It looks like they run commands on a server.
https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/26/in-praise-of-teslas-bankru...

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4135995-teslas-coming-bankr...

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/tesla-is-just-months-away-...

just look on Seeking Alpha
I wonder to what extent AC contributed to the decline of drive-in theatres.
M. Blum: https://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/id.php?id=13373

Lenore Blum: https://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/id.php?id=18313
We're talking about a company issuing a press release about ongoing litigation. I really think you're going far too far with this.
You are mistaken about the term "ray tracing". It is a generic term. The specific algorithm you describe is "Whitted ray tracing", a particular type of ray tracing.
> we need to keep very hard working people motivated to keep working very hard by ensuring them that they will always keep the lions share of their labour's products

I'd love to agree with you and rewarding work is very important, but in our current society outcomes seem mostly determined by starting conditions.
People born into poor household that cannot offer good parenting & education are expected to "work way harder" to achieve a similarly happy life than people who spawned lucky. That's fine to some degree, but should be kept under control. Once enough people feel the system isn't fair and rigged against them will they burn it to the ground.
Life finds a way.
thanks. now I will never be able to unsee that.
Hmm, I think these results are somewhat suspect. Postgres isn't even really hitting its stride yet at a million rows. You have to start looking at 100GB+ database sizes otherwise most everything fits in working memory, or at least the indexes do.

My experience has been that joins are, in fact, cheap in larger databases but they do scale on the size of tables, so you should be cautious about excessive joining.

In the extreme case, I wouldn't make a table for each attribute unless there were some overriding reason (at which point you've rediscovered column-based databases essentially). I do sometimes go up to 5th or DKNF normal form though, which I think is substantially beyond what most people designing or revamping a database would do.
Cool! I have been using a Nordic BLE sniffer for reverse engineering fitness bands, which is awful because it's only half duplex. Can't wait to try this out.
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Yea I assumed Postgres was covered by OP's suggestion to use ENUM.
Quad9 dns
Holy crap that's a lot of words.
Who reads that much on a single web page these days?
Just poking around in docs, seems first added in 8.3?
No, he was tried on that matter: the murder-for-hire scheme was a predicate for the conspiracy charge he was eventually convicted for.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superconducting_Super_Collider

A somewhat early harbinger of the U.S.'s decline in public funding of fundamental science -- and all the practical discoveries, engineering, and knowledge that derive from same.

From random news stories I encounter, it appears that "they" keep trying to shut down FermiLab. However, despite being "older" and "smaller", FermiLab continues to make important contributions. And among other things, they contributed significantly to the Higgs Boson work.

Not mentioned in the Wikipedia article, was the debate over whether the SSC should even have been located in Texas -- apparently, there were significant political factors in the decision. IIRC, there was counter-argument that it should be located as close as possible to FermiLab, for synergy and efficiency in continuing its work.

There are the cited "costs". However, these project seem to invariably produce a lot more practical value than they consume. Cryogenics, superconducting technologies, data processing and communication, and on.

As I've said before, if you appreciate your medical MRI...

Not to mention NMR contributions to chemistry and biology...

Etc. It all hangs together.

And killing fundamental research is kind of like killing the goose that lays those golden eggs.
This guidance is primarily for customers that are running untrusted code within their EC2 instances.

The "strong isolation of EC2 instances" refers to the properties of isolation provided by EC2's virtualization compared to processes within an operating system. It is challenging to safely and securely run untrusted code within sandboxes and processes using general purpose software. However, the hypervisor and hardware based virtualization of EC2 instances is engineered to provide isolation between mutually untrusted instances.

There are several reasons that customers may want to use dedicated instances or dedicated hosts, so we provide those tenancy options as well. The most common reason customers use dedicated hosts so that they can bring their own software licenses, which are often tied to a physical host.

Disclosure: I work for AWS.
> while we are all waiting

That phrasing I disagree with. As Noam Chomsky said, this generation has to decide whether there will be organized human life on the planet in the future (similar to something we would not find a nightmare, that is) or not. I would claim mere waiting would be making a decision against future human life.
I never take the elevator for one floor, unless I'm with people who'd moan if we took the stairs. The stairs are much quicker, and I'm impatient.
Trump Just Made ‘Dog’ Omarosa Pay For Her..... https://www.breakingusa.us/?p=101
I have never been a fan of Omarosa. Her time at the White House tended to be overly dramatic and heated. Add to that fact that I was never sure exactly what she did there and you see where I’m coming from. She was not one for following the rules of decorum or politics it would seem. Some friendships just don’t hold up under the stress of politics and the one between President Trump and Omarosa is a good example of that.....
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I really enjoyed this story. I hope Alastair Mactaggart has the will to fight for something stronger in the future, and I am disappointed to read that the ACLU and EFF went the route of the perfect being the enemy of the good in this case. I can see why the ACLU and EFF did what they did, but still.
Enums add complexity that is better served by keeping the data relational, unless you have a really strong reason otherwise. If it was, for example, a statistical data table that was likely to have many billions of rows, I could see it, but then you're getting outside of the realm where you have truly relational data.
When I lived in Germany everyone was always like Americans are so loud! But their own were just as loud just as often. Its as if they have a blind spot for when their own country acts the same way.

But speaking of annoying things. Europeans talk so much trash about foreigners when they think they don't know their language, like an absurd amount.
using their domain terminology, just for fun -

Match, Tinder and Bumble are in a weird relationship. Match tried to make an inappropriate pass atTinder, but she is not interested, so considers it as a sexual harassment. Same goes for Bumble.

This is a relationship 101. If they can't settle internally then they should leave this dating business :-)
If you actually prioritized these rights then you'd recognize that specific groups who are especially disadvantaged by historical racist and sexist precedents would obviously have the most incentive to speak on societal reform, and therefore obviously the movement for intersectional social and economic equality would arise from some group other than rich white men?

That it is named "feminism" in this specific incarnation is an ephemeral and uninteresting detail. If this is genuinely your only sticking point, then call yourself a social egalitarian and stop demanding other folks conform to your private nomenclature. If, as it seems is more likely, this is a fig leaf to push back against what you see as the loss of privileges held by white men in society? Too bad: you're assuredly losing these, as they come at a high cost to everyone else.
RFC 8446: The Transport Layer Security (TLS) Protocol Version 1.3
At least the heating is free the other 6 months of the year.
Not really! Lets say, user 1 makes an API call to our server to fetch browse node: 1000 (Books). The first time such request is made, our server will make an API call to Amazon using user 1's AWS key. Once we get the response back, we will cache the result and send back the result to user 1. When user 2 makes the request for the same browse node 1000 (Books), we will not hit Amazon server again. Instead, we will get the cached data from our database and send it back to the user 2 without using his/her AWS key. This way the number of API calls made will be less than one per second for a user.
"Kids will use CRISPR, and the even better tools coming through now, to fuck shit up, because that’s what kids do...My guess is, a lot of kids and terrorists are going to accidentally injure or kill themselves with their home-made superbug, long before they get a chance to spread it." No expert but this sounds like pure fantasy.
for the acronym.
You can just make an other table and map a few integers to the statuses.

It's another join but I wouldn't think so much difference over the 'lookup' required for proper ENUM support?
Is anyone else getting tired of every minor announcement in robotics being described as creepy? 95% of the time I think it is more cool than creepy.
> …but I was surprised there doesn't appear anyone has put together…

Why haven't you? That's probably why no one else has :-)

Instead be surprised that someone has continued to push the benchmarks game along, and that people have continued to contribute programs gratis.
Which one are landing orbital class rockets again?

FYI, Blue Origin has been at it longer that spaceX has existed. But SpaceX, spending at least 5X less money is landing orbital class rockets and whilst Blue Origin is doing suborbital flights.
I see some regulation related comments in the mix - here's a pretty nice chart summarizing the situation in oregon:

https://www.portlandoregon.gov/transportation/article/206901

my guess is the muving scooter would fall under "moped rules" due to 30 mph and no pedals.
The development of libjit almost halted a while back. But thanks to the last GSoC it is set to receive a major update soon: https://github.com/ademakov/libjit/pull/14
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>> ...and smart critics like Cherian George get pushed out, which is terrible, because he’s exactly the kind of guy Singapore needs — someone born in Singapore, who is aware of the system’s virtues, but who can gently point out the flaws. (Read his The Air-Conditioned Nation, and Singapore, Incomplete for the best overview of the country.)

https://www.cheriangeorge.net/
I was using enums, but then I found out that you can't alter an enum inside a transaction.. very painful in a knex environment where up/down all occurs within a transaction
Hasn’t stopped them from dominating the market so far.

But I do believe they’re a shady company though.
(also known as an ac in reverse)
I have my own podcast - Non English
The judge hearing the case.
The Anologue Super Nt project uses an FPGA to run SNES cartridges unemulated.

https://www.analogue.co/pages/super-nt/
Depends on who the Dems run against him. But remember that Trump lost the popular vote by 3 million voters, and that even though a lot of left-wingers stayed home in protest of the Clinton-Sanders thing, and so far he's done a wonderful job of galvanizing fence-sitters against him.
It's got to be way closer to free than a separate table join.

But I did find a good answer hear about the pitfalls of enum in MySQL. Some/most of which would apply in the case of PostgreSQL.
But I can buy stuff in the real world with cash. What does it take to do the same electronically?
> I could have sued them for quite a bit more than the value of the rides I charged back.

Then you should have done that, rather than fraudulently requesting chargebacks.
Except for massless particles, which do go at the speed of light. And that's important: photons etc. are part of the thermal soup just like every thing else.
Of course, if you live in a Spanish-speaking community you learn it as a first language when you are a baby; but I was referring to learning Spanish as a foreign language when you are an adult. Being able to read the original Borges is a treat for your mind.
Ask HN: How to get interviews?
I am currently about 3 years in my career as a developer. I started as a Frontend Developer but now I mostly do Backend. I use Node.js but I have worked with variety of other languages, including Java. I have worked with 2 startups so far and am currently looking for a change, mostly because the current workplace is not very aligned with my career goals. I am from India without a CS degree. I would prefer moving to US or Canada.

I have been scouring tons of job listing websites like whoishiring, AngelList, stackoverflow jobs and applying actively but cannot get interviews lined up. Mostly I would never get a reply for the position and sometimes automated (or possibly not) rejection mails.

All this is degrading my work and I feel like I am not good enough while I know friends who are in the US who have similar work experience as I do getting interviews easily.

Are there things that I can do better? I have started a few projects of my own and will possible make them open source soon but I have heard from friends that it hardly matters. I am absolutely confused.
> I've learned my lesson: do not pay more in an attempt to get quality, because you'll just pay more for the same old junk.

Price does communicate some usable information. The problem is that most people naively assume that the more expensive item must be better, while the good items are actually fighting for an informed customer looking for a good cost/benefit. That means that most of the very low price stuff is crap, but also that if the value you can take from an item has a ceiling (limited comfort options, limited maintenance savings, limited "extra durability"), most of the very high price items are also crap.
Don't allow shitty passwords. For example you could use HaveIBeenPwned API to reject previously leaked passwords.
That's part of the IAC culture, they have a lot of companies/brands under their belt: Match, Angie's List, Ask, College Humor, dictionary.com, OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, Vimeo, Daily Beast, etc etc.

http://www.iac.com/brands
Before Amazon Kindle, Netflix, Spotify, etc; I always was puzzled by people’s need to own things. Why? I used, and still do, this thing called... The Library! Why pile up stacks of books requiring many bookshelves when you can borrow anything your heart desires. Libraries are better than Amazon or Netflix actually. There have been several instances when I’ve borrowed European TV series which are not easily available on any streaming service. Seriously, how many of your DVDs have you watched more than twice? You can always borrow it again anyway.
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