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In my experience, not including the salary is a sign of weakness of a company. Why would you not include it, if it wasn't that you're afraid your salary is not fair? Or is it that people at your company would want to get a raise (they probably deserve) if they saw what you're willing to pay?

In any case: I'm huge fan of transparent job postings and believe that they are a net positive for both sides.
Same here. I'll try later in the morning. Looks too nice to let it go.
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>Should a European citizen visit Singapore, would this be GDPR compliant?

I’m sure Singapore doesn’t care. The truth about Singapore is that it pretty much is a police state, which has pretty extensive restrictions on individual freedoms. But... they do actually deliver on the supposed benefits of organising a society in that manner. Singapore is safe, clean and orderly. I wouldn’t say that’s the best way to run a country, but Singapore does mostly make it work.
I'm saddened by all of the negativity in these comments. So many people falling back on the old stereotypes of the South and Midwest, people who have clearly not spent time in these places. I live in a small city in Kansas and have worked remotely for SFBA tech companies for over 10 years. I moved here from the Seattle area. I can tell you that life is amazing when you make Bay Area money and live in a small Midwestern city. You can build a beautiful, new house with lots of space and spend far less than rent on a SF 1 bedroom apartment. You can walk to work--drivers are friendly out here--at a coworking facility (we have two in my little town alone) and eat lunch for less than $10 no problemo. You can find almost anything you need locally and if you can't find it here, you'll have plenty of spare cash to book a five-star hotel room in the big city for the weekend and go shopping.

People are super friendly and contrary to what so many of you mistakenly believe, not judgmental. Gay couples live openly and happpily here. I've never met a racist or seen anything racist; indeed, nearly half of the houses on my block here in the affluent side of town are either black or mixed-race families. Kids play in the streets together every day and they can walk to the bus stop without the parents worrying about an Uber driver running them over.

I hope that someone here takes Kaiser/Tulsa up on their offer and reports back. I think you will be pleasantly surprised.
Whether a minimum wage in a certain situation makes sense or not depends on who is out of work and who is employed at below livable wages.

In an economy with high unemployment, a minimum wage should be lower. With low unemployment, it can be higher in order to put a lower limit on the employers' negotiating power.
This site and the site in this HN discussion with 150+ comments look the same, what's the difference?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18463553
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"Weird" with respect to the current homogeneity, at least outside of microcontrollers and DSPs.
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I don't quite get what the argument is supposed to be. Possibly that the charges should be dropped because so much time has passed.

Because there is just no logical reason why an accused should have the option of getting all charges dropped because somehow being prosecuted for them violates his rights?

The analogy with shooting someone is obviously different, in that shooting someone tends to be a violation of their rights. Arresting them when they skipped bail is not quite the same as a bullet to the head.
Of course not.

I think we should talk more about it though. People can make a difference. Even if we can't keep this train from derailing, maybe we can slow it down a bit before impact.
Assuming twos complement goes beyond overflow characteristics. I did not use C on the Univac 1100, so it may have finessed this somehow, but I did get bitten a few times in other languages by the fact that positive and negative zero do not compare equal on a ones complement machine.
Will desktop app cross-browser compatible as well?
If the WP has been getting worse by the day, you're in luck! Because the article is from 2013, and must therefore be excellent.
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Chromium also just declared experimental Wayland support: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=578890...
I remember when they proudly talked about all the mics on the iPhone 5 used for this when they presented it on stage.
There’s some report bias involved. People tend to share disagreement. But I agree, the original positivity-first tone of this forum is decaying fast. I’ve noticed downvoting to express disagreement also becomes prevalent. It really takes a massive effort, and probably godly miracle, to maintain a community focused on positive energies.
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In some ways I’m glad in other ways it’s sad to see many considering a locked down device as an option for software development. Maybe it’s a good learning solution.

Hopefully it never takes off as more than that.
With encryption at rest, you can basically make sure data can only be accessed from the main interface. Otherwise there are multiple ways to let data leak, e.g., sys admins, decommissioned disks, or other tools.
Simple, they just stamp their hooves the right number of times.
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This, so much. The assumption that startup == investors is faulty, and in fact dangerous - investors don't share your priorities.

Build the thing, and sell it (not necessarily for shareware, either).
There are new channels for software now (like Setapp[0]) that you can look at, too, depending on who the customer and platform is.

Then you can make decisions based on actual sales, demand, market size, etc, and if investors are needed at that stage, then you have a waaaaay better proposition for them.

[0]: https://setapp.com/
You can set the scaling to 1x, but the font size to 1.5x in tweak tools. That's what I'm using.
It's like all those futuristic manga comics was ahead of the fashion.
> The big question, which I ask whenever someone harps on about portability, is does it even make sense?

A related question when talking about portability to odd or historic machines, exactly how is this supposed to be my problem and not the problem of the guy that decided to go that route?
The Swedish government has dropped their charges, so they no longer apply.

Now though he’s wanted by British police for avoiding arrest, which is a different felony.

That puts him under the control of the UK government, which are very likely to agree to any extradition requests the US may send.
It depends on your situation. I live in a place where I am able to live without a car, for instance, so local gas taxes don't affect my decision making for whether to live here. Income taxes always will.
> Pretty much all Weber (a very, very mainstream grill brand available the world over) grills/“grates” are cast iron.

No, they are “plated steel” for the cooking grate, and “heavy gauge steel” for the charcoal grate; at least per the specs on their website. (Which matches every Weber I've used over several decades.)
So how do they do aggregations then?
Neither is crack or meth, but I suspect there are fewer persons in their 70s in the meth scene.
Most useful for me would be speech to text in a conference call.
Yeah, nobody has principles.

https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2018/05/24/i-dont-want-to...
I think all of your listed possibilities sound very plausible. I'd add one more thing: That if you breeze through school, you never have to learn mechanisms for dealing effectively with difficult things. Everyone has a limit to what they can handle on innate talent alone, and the higher that limit the harder you hit it. Keeping detailed notes, organising and filing your paperwork, methodical study methods, even down to getting enough sleep and exercise and eating healthily etc. are all things that 'smart kids' often don't need to do in order to perform well at school, but adults need in order to excel at high level in the real world. If you learn to use them early then you'll perform better than someone 'smarter' but with less discipline.
The amount that Chinese people spent on online shopping is astonishing. Alibaba's 11.11 shopping day sets new record every year.
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how can we vote for either part when the leader (schumer) is so corrupt?
Regarding how the debate went in Sweden, it was raised that Assange could be snatched up en route from UK to Sweden. This notion was dismissed even more summarily, like some spy movie fantasy.

(This would not happen unless the UK would be OK with it, of course. The UK, unless they have some exceptional reason, does exactly what the US says. If the law has wiggle room, they'll look the other way. I am sure also something could be arranged so Sweden and the UK could save face for each other in their relationship.
Even if the US black bagged someone, as long as they didn't do it on UK soil, why should the brits just not shrug and say "ah, those naughty Americans, can't keep up with them all the time eh?" wink, wink, nudge nudge)

Edit:
Regarding the charges themselves against Assange - I have no doubt Assange is a bit of a douche. I would not be surprised at all if he violated Swedish law. It's still quite suspicious that even though most similar investigations are closed, even with better evidence, this case was opened anew, by Marianne Ny. Of course the handling of this case was political.
Germany miraculously overcame the most catastrophically racist culture in modern history and I'm not quite sure how they did it beyond outright banning Nazism.

Meanwhile, I was called a n lover as a child in South Carolina because I had black friends. This is early 2000s, mind you.

Judging an entire population on the sins of their father is just another form of baseless prejudice, like racism, so I don't support it. But deep red America is full of racists. You shouldn't judge a person until you meet them, but there's a reason I left the deep South for San Francisco. I was just tired of the fucking racism, man.

To the topic at hand - an influx of tech workers is probably awesome for changing the cultural zeitgeist of a place like Tulsa, and given that it's a major metropolitan area it probably is far removed from the culture of the 20s, or the surrounding rural areas. But it ain't San Francisco. It's an entirely fair concern, to have to deal with racists there.
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yeah, I don't really understand how someone dedicated to upsetting the authorities got painted as a tool of right-wing US politics.

Or maybe my left-leaning echo chamber is portraying him as that, and the alt-right bubble sees him as a Russian agent?

It'd be interesting to compare notes... is there a service for matching up people in different bubbles so we can compare facts?
Notion is nice, but I found it pretty buggy a year ago. And I wish it supported online live chat, like samepage.io.
They're not the ones deciding, nor the ones carrying out unethical actions. Employees working on technical infrastructure are not even enabling censorship or fake news, that's been possible on any centralized social media site forever. I don't see how "I was just following orders" even applies here.
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> I mean WOW the comments here are snotty against Tulsa

If there was an article about paying remote workers to move to SF, you'd get the exact same thing. I mean, obviously the specific complaints themselves would be different, but you'd still get the same rough tone and criticism.
As I just stated, you don't need to have 1MB of JS to do things, it's that software companies typically do it because they're about actually providing a service and solving problems than worrying about non-issues such as 1 second more of initial download time.

This is 2018. You don't have a 56K modem, I don't have one. Those that do will benefit from smaller data requests after the initial download. Holding back the real issues the web can solve over an arbitrary problem like that is damaging to what can be achieved.

The web is a software platform, and unless you want to equally complain about applications in C that go over 1MB, you're making mountains out of mole hills.
what is your fluency? do you speak chinese every day? i am just curious about the accuracy of the app's contents. :) thanks for posting this.
Easy, configure Apache to serve Server Side Includes, the feature is still there.

https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/howto/ssi.html
According to the Wikipedia article, I'm reading it such that the city commissioned a study that determined the city police force did target black people? Granted this is generations later.
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It's gotta be judged city to city. Charleston, south Carolina is chock full of straight Jim crow racism, and I'd hazard to say that's the majority there.

It's not fair to apply that stereotype to Tulsa without going there and checking it out, but I think it's a reasonable concern.
Right, but that depends on one's own personal definition of "quality of life". For some people, it involves walkable, transit-friendly neighborhoods, a tolerant/accepting local and state government, and easy access to major airports for international travel. For those things, SF would clearly be the superior option (relative to Tulsa).
From what you say I think you looked your should have a better look. Anyone can create a token on Ethereum but how can you confer value to it? Make an ICO and list on exchanges? You may use OST instead..

https://medium.com/ostdotcom/why-lgbt-foundation-chose-not-t...

Mosaic is all about making Ethereum more scalable, whith cheaper fees..

https://medium.com/ostdotcom/worldwide-introduction-of-opens...
Good point. 10 years is great, IF you have an easy-to-use backup/snapshot system in place. (Like, say, Mint does)
I agree with all of it.
Other research has that covered https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4063065/
Is there a reason you can't just use remote desktop on the iPad Pro?

Obviosuly, this is not the solution for all situations, but still.
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that is some strange criteria and a weird guess when you could just open up the pdf and read the abstract. it is about continuations, a computer science concept of flow control or control state.
WebComponents only solve the problem of creating independent, self-contained functional units for the web.
They don't fix all the other issues modern framework stacks try to fix like state management, change detection, two-way binding, inter-component communication/data passing etc. Thats why I don't see the framework soup (Angular, React, Vue, Ember, Aurelia) going anywhere in the near future. Maybe the "component" part will converge in the frameworks towards WebComponents but all the other bits and pieces the framework stacks ship will remain.
Amateur Mathematician. Who has a degree in maths from Cambridge.
What charges? Uncovering massive war-crimes committed by the US? (And how many have been charged as the result of those?)

Are you saying it’s ok to let people off the hook for war-crimes, but reporting them should put you in prison?

What kind of society would that be? Certainly not one I would want to live in.
Not while ARM is synonymous with ‘locked down, dumbed down, and touch-centric’
This. I understand 10x as a kind of person who creates MapReduce and writes very convenient abstraction around it that anyone can use and become 2x.
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Or they just don't have nice things.

Drive around on some Houston roads sometime... One time my bumper got popped off by a pothole.
vscode runs on samsung phones with Samsung DeX so ARM64 isnt the limiting factor. In general samsung is awesome at this and is spreading the linux love to their android platform with https://linuxondex.com
Assuming the network has no blind spots people could hide into change their appearance.
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Right. It's not possible to have both content based addresses (like IPFS) and identify based addresses (like ZeroNet, apparently Dat, but also Tor, I2P, and IPNS).

To me as a user, IPNS additional work isn't much more than sitePublish and then siteSign in ZeroNet. The first is equivalent to ipfs add, the second to ipfs name publish.
windows Arm64 laptops and tablets support some x86 emulation but still are primarily Arm Machines
You know conservatives can be generous and nice, right?
Worst part is, you can't just go and destroy them because they will know who did it.
Yeah, so strange and weird. I would've appreciated just your second sentence.
The post does mention that it was possible already to build your own Firefox for Wayland, and that's what Fedora does. The point is that the “official” package from mozilla.org now supports Wayland out-of-the-box :)
Wow I never heard about this one, even though I was searching such tools. Sure enough, I open DDG, type in "Notion" and can't find anything. "Notion g!" pointed me here though: https://www.notion.so
Wait, isn’t Jacobian is just a bunch of gradients?
It's interesting that a single formula "encapsulates" all of Boolean logic, but I fail to see why having a single formula, rather than two or three, makes things simpler rather than more complex. The proposed formula with 6 NANDs is almost impossible to intuitively understand. Why give up axioms that are easier to understand, like the Peano axioms, or even the pair of 4-NAND and commutativity axioms, just because you want one formula?

I do see some value in it, but the idea of "simpleness" being captured by "least number of formulas" seems shortsighted.
Good call, though it's commercial as usual.
I'm curious to know what it is about each of the strings that makes it naughty. A comment next to each one describing what it's supposed to be testing would be great.
Yeah, people won't port java to DSPs. There's no point in doing that
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Nice! I like this trend. It directly rivals the Canon C700 (https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/explore/ci...) and Red DSMC2 (https://www.red.com/dsmc2). Is Panasonic next?
This is exactly it. The real issue is that even the couples who genuinely want to just walk away are sold the idea of financial justice.
Can they really build an Xcode for iOS while sandboxing apps and refusing to expose the underlying file system?

(Would your app icons, for example, be forced to live in your iOS photo stream, as it’s the only way to share images between apps? What about non-image data files?)

Even if those issues can be addressed, iOS native UI is completely and utterly touch-centric, designed for fat fingers on small screens - and so far, nobody has really succeeded in building feature-rich professional software with high-complexity UIs within that paradigm.

Also, most developers demand multiple monitors as well as the precision of a keyboard and mouse... who would be the audience for XCode-on-iOS?
Most countries will prosecute you if you are from that country or if the crime is commited in their jurisdiction.
> I am a fan, though I wish they allowed more rows per table.

I agree. Like the product, but being constrained by a rather limited number of records even in their expensive pro plans makes it a non-starter.
But that's not the United States. They're a straight monarchy...
Or, maybe, just maybe, Berlin is twice as big as Munich?
That's all you need.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_instruction_set_computer
Even when not having monetary constraints, it's probably better for everybody to upgrade only when needed :)
Do you think this could end up being implemented in TF and Pytorch?
The Swedish government has dropped their charges, so they no longer apply.

They haven't completely dropped the charges. They've dropped the investigation, canceled the arrest warrant and aren't seeking extradition. But if he visits Sweden before the statute of limitations runs out then he can technically still be brought in for questioning and the investigation can be re-opened.
This shouldn't be surprising. You pretty much need formal training in mathematics of some sort to be able aspire to even be an amateur mathematician. There are many people with math degrees out there, it's just that most didn't pursue careers in mathematics.
Although the 3a+ is great, the ram is underwhelming. Would love a “3a+ Master” with the exact specs of the 3a+ but with 2GB RAM.
And yet crime still does occur, and lifestyle choices are severely punished by jail, death, loss of career and loss of residency.

And by lifestyle choices I mean being gay, smoking weed, or being Malay.

I would quite literally live in any Chinese city before chosing Singapore. At least China would be cheaper.
But they should, if they care about their users: UWP gives users capability-based jail, that protects them from potentially malicious or vulnerable app.
This isn’t really true. The important experiences at a startup are meeting and learning to work with investors, the board, regulators, early key customers and so on. As an employee you won’t get this exposure (tho’ the founders will dangle it in front of you like a carrot). As an early employee your job is to grind, sacrifice your health and relationships, then get diluted out by the next fundraising round.
You need to step up your game mister!

Currently, the alt-right does not see him as a Russian agent, because Russia doesn't meddle in elections and stuff. That's just crazy talk propaganda. They are dangerous with some nuclear stuff so we have to build more nukes. But they are good in Syria and we need to either step away completely from that shit-show or give them a hand and fight on their side. It's complicated.

The left-leaning have Assange see him as a tool of right-wing US politics which are 100% bought by Russian oligarchs, or maybe the US politics bought the Russian oligarchs. It's unclear.

Questions?

Whatever you do, do not cross the streams. Gotta keep both (can never have more than 2 sides in a debate! that's we call it bi-partisan! have you heard of tri-partisan?! Is that some kind of cheese?! lol) sides hot and angry. Don't mind the man behind the curtain.
Maybe Chameleon, or maybe she just identified with Brooklyn more than the other places she lived. She may not be an authentic Brooklyn-ite, but it’s a testament to the dynamism of NYC that she identifies with it most.