skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Coworker of mine fell for this same scam in Turkey that was featured on Scam City https://turkeytravelplanner.com/details/Safety/SingleMaleSca...
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To be fair, there are a number of behaviors which create negative environments for men/women/minorities/majorities which are not against the law. I personally have no problems with a company/college having higher standards than "it's against the law" - they simply need to ensure that investigations into those broken standards don't turn into witch hunts.
“The world’s frontier of technological progress and innovation.” What does that even mean? All other progress and innovation is somehow trailing behind ML? What?
I think then it was out of courtesy or perhaps propriety. Now it's out of fear.
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Because nobody used it. It's for the same reason Intel open sourced (or at least promised to, last I checked) Thunderbolt.
We're based in the Nordics and there's no conflict here. But if there was I would just change the test enough to scrape by. Its wildly beneficial and the best predictor of future success known to man.
Strongly agree with this, why sell a service when you can give your client the tools they need to implement the service themselves with ease.
Strapi has been working in this direction, selling-itself as a "Wordpress" for backends.
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“Starting Dec 17, adult content will not be allowed on Tumblr.”
Look into Indian cooking. They've lots of delecious vegetarian cuisines.
Yes. If I have to give up my security and privacy so that you can have less friction, then I most certainly want to take that away. If the online business or organization can give you less friction or security without impacting my security or privacy, then I do not see an issue.

The situation is identical to you wanting to have an untamed lion in your back yard. Provided you have the right security in place to ensure it can't hurt me, your neighbor, then the litter box is your problem. If however you do not have the right protections in place, then I have every right to ensure the lion is removed from the neighborhood.
Are you open to hiring US citizen Dev for Berlin office?
Video interviews are definitely less good than in-person from my perspective. But between the fact that the teams asking me to interview candidates are pretty distributed and have people who travel a lot as I do, it's pretty hard to get all the "right" people into an office on the same day.

As for hiring freelancers, I'm not involved in hiring programmers but we use external people for various other things. We've try to use people we have experience with but it's mostly not a big deal. If we don't like the work they do, maybe we're out a few bucks but we just don't hire them again.
Numerous? Well-documented? I don't mean to be inflammatory -- but I must reading different news that you are. Can you please cite your sources?

To be clear: Numerous (to me) means approaching 20% of all accusations. That's only 1 in every 5 accusations. Does numerous mean something else to you?
Title extracted from intro sentence since article title is uninformative. (also the intro sentence has a typo)

EDIT: The URL was just put under a login-wall?
Yep, I too had similar reaction. Operations & Support is part of the S/W developer role in the current generation.
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AAA games are starting to avoid Steam, opting to hosting it themselves for a number of reasons. Steam has taken a few actions lately that would favor big companies, including lowering Valve's take from biggest sellers (1). I think they are trying to keep the name brands in Steam.

1. https://www.polygon.com/2018/12/3/18123649/valve-steam-reven...
Hey, can you show me some of these well documented instances? The Duke Lacross case gets brought up a lot, but all those guys were exonerated and as far as I'm aware doing fine. Kavanaugh just got appointed to the Supreme Court and Lois C.K is popping up to do comedy sets, so I'm curious to see these many well documented cases you refer to.
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Hi, I'm Muhammad. I'm currently enrolled for my PhD at RIT, and expecting to graduate in 2020. I'm interested in summer internships (+ Fall if necessary) for the role of Software Engineer or Research intern. My current area of focus is urban analytics using neural networks. I have been collaborating with the city of Rochester to find machine learning solutions for social science problems.
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New Kubernetes privilege escalation flaw
It's not a problem of how things are allocated, but rather when. In an embedded environment, you need to be very aware of what is being used at any given time and how, and complex templates like in STL have a tendency to allocate and deallocate in ways that can be difficult to follow, or might have a worst case memory footprint that blows through your RAM.
> is to encourage the separation of a lot of state-interaction OUT of the components

I get that, but I'm not sure it's in the interest of most projects either. The vast majority of React code base can (and IMO should) do the simplest things instead of going with a store. Redux and other means of putting state interactions out of components are a huge overhead in so many ways that I think it should be the exception, not the rule.

Besides, even for fluent react devs, it is a common strategy to create applications as a big fat component that does it all, then split it little by little into smaller parts as the need arises. Complexity management is hard after all.

It makes sense the FB team wants to promote a pure clean industrial flux pattern, so I understand why they go this way. I just note they are doing so, ignoring the fact the vast majority of devs work on code that never reaches anything close to their requirements. And if it ever does, it certainly doesn't start that way.

Same goes for tests. I'd say only one projects out of give I work on are decently tested. Our industry has low quality standards it seems. But creating something that will cause confusion among the less skilled in hoping it will help the experts do fewer mistakes is not a good trade off: IRL teams have one 10x programmer for many more regular ones, if at all.

Again, I follow the logic. I just think it's not a good bet for the community. It may be a good bet for FB scale entities, but I'm not even sure it is.
Technical detail (who was first to the tippy top). Sherpa's were climbing the mountain for centuries. Somebody has been in that cave, because its there.
Most engines can use other physics engines. People have also used other engines in Unity
It is exceptionally good at hearing people. I tested with our HomePod and our Amazon Echo next to each other and the HomePod outperformed the Echo any time there was outside noise or any time the device itself was playing music. The fact that the Echo can't seem to hear people talking over itself seems like a big issue. The HomePod has to use some kind of audio cancellation that subtracts anything it's playing because it was able to hear me from a room away at normal speaking volume at 80%+ playback volume.
Don't know why you're getting down votes, this is a reasonable question.

For instance, if you have a container full of hermit crabs, shells, and other debris, nearly 100% of the crabs will adorn themselves with a shell, because of the instinctual drive to protect their carapace.

While if you were to repeat the same exercise, but with octopuses instead of crabs, the octopuses will find shelter in many different and creative ways. Some will find crevasses, while others will wear a shell like their ancestors (though this isn't likely instinct, since ancient cephalopods grew their shells, instead of hunting for them). Some will even live in a shell, and then find a "door" to cover the entrance with.

Combine with evidence of mechanical aptitude, from experiments where octupus are given food in locked containers, it's pretty clear they have a deep understanding of the world around them. For example you can give an octopus a meal in a threaded jar, and after some initial experimentation, they will reliably get to the food. The second time, it will immediately unthread the jar without experimentation, suggesting that it learned the "trick." Keep in mind, very few animals physically capable of opening a jar are actually smart enough to figure out how jars work, so this is very impressive.

Another interesting example, wild octopuses favorite food is crab, they will seek out fisherman's crab traps in the wild, open the latch mechanism, then gorge themselves on all the trapped crab inside. They are the only animal I know of that will do this.
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I live in Vancouver which has always been ground zero for opiates for 30+ years. 1100 deaths a year just here over fentanyl. Constant ambulances and fire trucks on at all times just injecting narcan. Article about how China is basically using the trade as a bargaining trade and extradition chip. https://globalnews.ca/news/4658188/fentanyl-china-canada-dip...

Seem to remember us joining the Afghan war for fewer deaths.
> What's the point of open sourcing this library when you can't even use their cards on the open source operating system.

The point is that these two are completely orthogonal. It's like saying: what's the point of writing open source software for an x86 when the x86 RTL is closed source.

With an open source PhysX library, you can make PhysX work in any environment.
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We recently closed Series B ($32MM), just moved into a new office a couple weeks ago. All departments are hiring. It's exciting, a lot of opportunity, interesting technical problems to solve, definitely a good time to join. Devs that come in now will have the opportunity to have a big impact on the future of our company, our code & our culture.

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Which was also a form of risk management, given their history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boy_Scouts_of_America_sex_abus...
He's published some tooling using it: https://blog.sentry.io/2017/11/14/evolving-our-rust-with-mil...
I'm not a lawyer and not playing one here.

In any case, it is my understanding that 'innocent until proven guilty' is part of criminal law. In other kinds of law the burden of proof is lower.

Of course these claims have to be investigated carefully. But I think it is wrong to try to copy elements of criminal procedures to civil matters.

It is important to strike a sensible balance. We cannot have a situation where women would always lose because of lack of hard evidence.
This makes it seem like Wall Street was some kind of paragon for mentorship before. (It never was)
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I never said it wasn't offensive. Just that I've indeed heard folks use that term (in a very-not-professional-setting, mind you).
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Also, sexual harassment laws differ from state to state. It would make sense for an organization operating in multiple states to adopt a universal policy for the entire organization.
You mean a system that does not allow change? Or only in the interest of the system and the people that believe in it?
I'd say there are other factors. One big one for me is confounding:

"Sex predator/Abuser" will be the label placed on a guy who violently rapes a woman, just as it will be applied to the guy who said something PERCEIVED to be inappropriate (or who might have had consenting sex with a employee)

My sister the other day refereed to a guy who cat called her as "Violating her integrity".

When there is little distinction in describing:
1- someone saying bad things
2- an act of violently forcing yourself on someone and scarring them for life
3- Inappropriate, but consensual sexual behavior
It can be a little worrisome to be accused of saying bad things or of being even perceived as possibly having a relationship with someone.
Yes, I am aware of all this, and that's why I bought a couple of Echo Dots.

My point is that I wish Apple didn't assume I would be holding my iPhone in my hand. I have Xs, for example. It doesn't need to operate from a different room but unless I'm holding my phone, I just don't bother.

Adding an additional microphone, etc would make Siri more useful while it's nearby.

I'm really looking forward to yelling into my kitchen to start my Apple Music on my Echo in a few weeks.
Must have been a false flag operation by an Atari ST user, Amiga users would never do that! Damn Atari ST users, always trying to make Amiga users look bad.

I was probably too young to notice any of the "community stuff". Through scrolltexts or readme files I had an idea that there were people communicating and swapping, but for us kids, all that was needed to "join the community" was to have an Amiga, and/or games and demos. We might play mostly on the Amiga, but we weren't looking down on other systems, if it was fun, we were down. E.g. my friend's dad had a Spectrum CPC, so we tried all games we could manage to run on that, too (it didn't matter if they had "worse graphics" if they were fun and different from the games we already knew), and I played a lot of Empire Deluxe on the PC of another friend.

I did have an "Intel Outside" Workbench background image for a while though :D
I've not researched but read that prolonged in-ear headphone wearing (and in your case ear plugs) can increase in-ear bacterial growth. Unsure how problematic it is, but something to be aware of.