skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd take it one step further and say think about a little office a floor or two above that coffee shop, across from an artist or a lawyer. There's something nice about a place for work and a place for home. It's nicer when they're separated by a few small obstacles.

With a home office, you don't have to put on pants to go to work. It's always beckoning. Although, your small town might be relaxed about walking around pantless, the walk alone will help give some hysteresis between switching from work mode to home mode.
UFO sighting in NC
I'd use an air gapped device to replace paper.
How does it fare when it comes to battery usage as well and keeping cool and not hot to the touch?
If your concern is third-party reliability but you'd still like a password manager, I'd say your best bet would be pass + git. pass uses gpg to encrypt each password separately in a file structure, and works very well with any sort of git repository making it accessible across devices. Depending on how you set it up it can be 100% in your control with minimal configuration (in my case though I've been lazy and just hooked it up to a private GitHub repository).
How do you purchase something on international sites?

I totally agree that the requirements to authorize a transaction is laughable. Even more so that the information is printed on the card itself, insane.
As someone who is going through some much milder spinal stenosis, I find it extremely frustrating that fusion is still the most common surgical procedure to address it. Aside from being as effective as conservative treatments over 10 years, it deforms the spine further and puts more strain on neighboring disks. I don't know what the long term outcome is of ADL's, but it seems that they at least preserve spinal anatomy.
Then again, the master programmer could have assign 5 people to this project and other 5 to different tasks (hello more detailed tests or research frameworks or even another team doing the same task independently) finishing the whole thing in one year with those 10 people.

So maybe it is more story about how we fail when we think about organization and negotiation. (The master programmer making sure estimate so easily suggest they won't be at time anyway).
Wow, this is a bug in Cloudflare that you are paying to work around?
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Valid point.

Don't fly you end up creating a turing-complete config file as well? I remember it being stored as some kind of Yaml like syntax.
There are a lot of comments in this thread shitting on this project for not doing their cleanup at the rivers, but failing to realize that that reason we've identified those rivers as the source of ocean plastic is because of The Ocean Cleanup project's paper in Nature Communications:

https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms15611
4M Electrified Vehicles Sold Globally, 5M Expected in 6 Months
What's the deal with all these $ symbols?
I think its worth mentioning that this is for mostly B2B type startups / enterprise applications / companys that rely on VC funding, not necessarily B2C, where sales is not technically necessary.

A good readup on B2C from a mostly 1 man successful startup is from peter levels here. https://makebook.io/.
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A bit about us:
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I'd be concerned about layer lines ending up in my final molds. If you look closely they'll end up in your final cast repeatedly. Perhaps this would be best accomplished with a resin type 3d printer to minimize the issue.
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I also log date/time with each command. Sensible bash provides this: https://github.com/mrzool/bash-sensible
I used to 'nah' at quadri|hemi plegic disabilities, because I have a near masochistic love for challenges. Until 2014 when my health crashed and I started to have very mild loss of finger control; it was soul crushing. It was like a broken bone that forbids you to move, it felt like a little sting of death inside my head everytime I tried to move and nothing happened.

I'm not sure if it's appropriate to ask someone to talk about this, if you don't mind I'd like to know if that's a common experience for disabled persons.
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You are right. I completely oversaw that somehow.
This breaks the instructions at the top. Please don't do that.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17903255 and marked it off-topic.
Would you consider a part-time candidate?
Zeus (YC S11) Is Hiring Engineers to Change Housing
Local Product Quotas for Netflix, Amazon to Become Law, EU Official Says
MyQuest AFT Learning Model – Turn Lessons to Actions
The fact that most pension funds are projected to be insolvent and have been in need of constant replenishment, it should be clear that money is being pulled out much faster than it is being put in.

That doesn't mean productivity isn't working...it just means the unions negotiate faster and better than the gains can be delivered.
> 3. Create a method to combine the complex password and the simple password.

So what happens when a site / service limits the length? Do you truncate your complex password? And what about cases where only a certain subset of characters is accepted? Do you now need to memorize multiple variations of the complex password?

I used to do something similar to your proposed method, but the number of exceptional cases and work simply made if not worth the effort compared to a real password manager.
You should use Apple with Apple. The more different vendors you use, the additional complexity you introduce.

Unless there is a compelling reason to use Linux, why not use MacBook and iPhone? That is what I've done since 2012 (when Verizon offered iPhone) and have had a reasonable user experience.

iPhones offer much better security that Brand X.

In store support for the units if needed.

Also, regarding keyboards, the MacBook keyboard reviewed is the 2017, and it has been replaced by an improved keyboard on the 2018 model. It would be much more helpful to review the 2018 model keyboard.

I used it in the store and it is an improvement over the 2017 models.
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We're mainly using python(django-rest-framework) and js(react). DB wise we're using postgres and the infrastructure is hosted on Google Cloud.
Assuming you have JavaScript disabled, that is latex notation.
On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs: A Work Rant
It's TeX and you have Javascript off.
My personal method is passphrase + first three characters of domain + number + !

Eg foobarYCO2018!

Easy to remember, unique and doesn't rely on third-party services.
I think my light bulb was flickering when she published this.
I understand she doesn't know for sure, that's just her best guess.
Post printing a very small amount of time with sandpaper (or acetone for certain materials) would smooth things out. It wouldn't work well for small details though.
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Coal miner puts GOP and Bob Murray on blast
All of the pollutants for nuclear power is right there on site. Its great. Coal emissions are various and many very toxic. Most are scrubbed out now in the US but not elsewhere. Fish high on the food chain in the oceans are dangerous to eat regularly due to high mercury content from coal burning. People that protest nuclear power while coal is still being burned are just anti-industry. Reading some history about the misery of life without industrial levels of power might give some perspective.
There’s another minor error. The proof states:

> For $ p $ to be prime either $ x^2 + x + 1 = 1 $ or $ x - 1 = 1 $.

That’s not quite true. In general, if p is prime and p=a·b for integers a and b, then at least one of a and b is 1 or -1. The rest of the proof still works since, as you say, x != 0, so x + 1 != -1.
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I've had a few requests for details, so I'll post some of my responses here in the comments.

Re: common technologies

- ASE/SSE: Python is the main language used in these positions. We work in a variety of other languages (Java, C, C++, bash, Perl) as genomic tools are written in all these languages. We've done some experimenting in Rust (https://github.com/stjude/fqlib), and we're just getting started in seeing how Rust might fit into the genomics community.

- BPE: For this position, the ability to work in multiple middle-stack and front-end frameworks is necessary. NodeJS and React/Vue are likely to be the workhorses here.

Re: team/project culture

The St. Jude Cloud team is a little bit like a start-up within St. Jude. All of the positions posted here are software engineering positions, but we all wear many hats on the team. Everyone participates in product design and user feedback gathering by meeting with doctors, bioinformaticians, and everyone in-between. We're very interested in doing quality software engineering in the genomics space (historically, biological discovery has taken priority IMO) and also in experimenting in new technologies/languages.

Sharing genomics data and tools is hard. We're attempting to set the standard for how genomics data is shared in a federated data sharing model (many institutions build subsites that talk to one another) rather than the centralized model (one or two centralized databases that every institution submits data to). This results in an environment that's always presenting new challenges, which is great if you're into that! Anything that's worth doing can be stressful at times, but the fact that we are working on something that's altruistic (in general, advancing cures for kids with catastrophic diseases) is what keeps me motivated.

Re: working at St. Jude

Last, I'll just make a quick plug that St. Jude is a great place to work: we were recently voted the number one place to work for Gen Z: https://www.nshss.org/media/30907/2018-all-companies_ranked....! We consistently make the top 30-ish companies in the world. Last, you're working on something that's truly making a difference, so it's a really positive environment.

Re: remote vs. on-site

For these positions, we're considering both on-site and remote arrangements. I'd like to say upfront that on-site has worked better than remote for us so far. My gut feeling is that this is due to the nature of the work we're doing (building a product where an end-user sits right next to you) and the fact that the rest of our team is on-site. Don't let that deter you from applying if you are remote only and are excited by this opportunity! Just be sure to specify in your cover letter.

Re: is biological/genomics experience required?

No, although the willingness to learn genomics is required. We're looking to hire strong software engineers for these positions, we have plenty of domain expertise in-house!

For anything more, email me!
Sounds like quite the challenge!

> Built in, in the sense that they're first class statements built into the language.

:O

> 94 year old hacker in the great state of Texas

Wow, I hope I'm coding at 94!
It has been a while but I wrote an ARM and Atmel cross build system for Arduino boards. It was hard keeping compatibility with the IDE environment but the result worked and was not half as ugly as a cmake setup.
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Science has long established friendship as a distinctly human-human interaction consisting only of the purest non-incentivized intentions.
I do 100% on my development work on a 2015 MacBook Pro. I work remotely from different places so I value the consistency in my work flow (same keyboard, same trackpad). I would've normally already purchased a new MBP this year but I'm actively considering alternatives for the first time in 8 years due to these keyboard issues and the idiotic touchbar issue. Currently looking at Surface Pro and Thinkpad X1.
I totally understand fixing it this way, but it's of course more satisfying to fix the underlying issue.

I couldn't (easily) find documentation of the webhosts' webserver setup, but I did find that Apache 2.4 deprecated DefaultType and will return pages without a Content-Type header if there are no matching rules. It seems possible that some portion on the original hosts may not be configured the same as everything else, leading to this problem.

Detailed access logs (if available) might help show where the problem request hit and help track it down?

It's probably worth poking at the host's customer support too. They seem pretty competent, and worst case, they say they're not going to look at it, because there's not enough information.
If he isn't deliberately omitting information that would lead to a different conclusion -- deceit -- or using emotional manipulation to imply facts not in evidence -- also deceit -- then he's simply wrong.

In the case we're talking about, the emotional impact intended is simply that the information is alarming. You can drily say "the house is on fire", or with flushed face and wide eyes exclaim "the house is on fire!" The latter involves emotional information in addition to the relevant facts. If the house is not on fire, both statements have the same problem: they are false. If the house is on fire, the second is more likely to prompt action. The absence of emotional cues in the first statement will itself be taken as an emotional cue by an ordinary audience. "The house can't be on fire in the way I would normally interpret 'the house is on fire' because that would cause panic, and the speaker isn't panicking. Ho, hum. Are there any sports on?" In fact, the dryness of the presentation is frequently presented as evidence that climate change is a fraud. Denialists say "if you really believed this is true, you'd be doing X, and you aren't, so ha!" The beauty of this gambit is that the goal posts are so mobile. If you do X, they pull secret expected behavior Y out of their pocket and repeat the argument. These measures of sincere affect are like sharks teeth. There is always another if you pull out the one you see. You're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. So, setting aside these particular denialists as insincere, one's best bet is to try to indicate your affect in your presentation, because this is a heuristic ordinary people use to gauge the honesty of their interlocutors: does the implied urgency of their argument match their tone.
Why I never finish my Haskell programs
I don't know how this isn't being communicated. It's not a bad idea for you if you don't trust your bank. It's bad for society if you don't trust your bank. I don't think you have an obligation to fix banks or trust banks that shouldn't be trusted. Banks should act in a way that engenders trust from their customers.

Banks are not ordinary businesses, this is why they're regulated so heavily. Society needs more bank regulation so that people can trust them more. That is what I am arguing that is good for society.
This kind of company should be a finishing school for people interested in security and anyone interested in doing a startup as a technical founder.

It would be additional overhead, but something on the internship->residency->training program spectrum could help the whole startup ecosystem.

Something akin to the Google Brain residency. It would act as a hiring pipeline for the company (as well as good PR and rep building) and a unique opportunity for participants.

There is no better experience than doing, and if you can work on several real-life systems over a fixed period of time with experts at your back ... well that's about as appealing as it gets.
I'm not a security expert but people who are seem to view them positively. My (granted, rather glib) comment is really based on the uncontroversial and I feel fairly-easy-to-arrive-at-yourself-if-you-are-any-sort-of-software-person-and-think-about-this-for-two-minutes-in-the-shower notion that the basic operational model of a typical desktop OS is just not designed for very common current threats and trying to fix this retroactively is exceptionally difficult. Newer designs address some of these problems more directly and effectively.
This is some cool stuff. Contact information? Would love to keep in touch.
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That's very clever but honestly, just removing the magnetic strip seems like a really obvious first step. I know for a fact they flag magnetic strip usage on ATMs for credit cards anyway. (Then again, could be some sort of honeypot.)
2018 Is the End of Social Media as We Know It
As I understand it you were given supplements to prevent loss of bone density, you unilaterally discontinued them, and then suffered fractures due to low bone density.

It seems like a relevant take-away should be “do not unilaterally change the treatment plan without discussing with your chosen expert first.”
Why shouldn't you install AV software on a Mac? It's the least hardened of all current OSes. Luckily it's not attacked very often.
This is why you should work out of a tech hub
That's only true if you only compile a single file at once which is an exceedingly rare use case for a build server. As soon as you compile files in parallel the CPU can simply switch to the next hardware thread during a memory load from main memory. Then there is the fact that dual channel DDR4 just doesn't provide a lot of memory bandwidth in the first place. A 16 core/32 thread desktop CPU is probably not going to happen on the AM4/Ryzen platform even if everything suddenly supports multi-threading on 16 cores simply because the memory bandwidth isn't enough to translate into meaningful performance increases. GPUs have horrendous memory latencies but they perform well precisely because they can just switch to the next thread and execute that one while waiting.
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