skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, they have a good site for starters:

https://littlefreelibrary.org/build/

We live in Southern California and even we get rain. So using a plan is a good idea simply for the value that they've thought of things like eaves and sills. You need to commit to repainting every year or so, maintaining the caulk, etc.

it's the details and maintenance that make it. Ours looks good years on. One in the area is starting to look janky because they were too fancy with their first paint job and now it is in the dire need of paint. Another is just collection of rotten plywood at this point.
I consider XDG to be pretty critical to a Linux desktop environment, so...yeah, kinda?

Like, if you are going to Have Opinions about something like this--you are of the temperament to care (which is a way of saying "I don't and you probably shouldn't either, tbh, encrypt your drive if you're that geeked up about it")--you should probably know.
That's because any benefit UWP brought was outweighed by all its drawbacks, at least for me.
Amazon's Kindle app has done the same as well.
Reading the comment section of the post it sounds like people think rust is rigid on purpose and it's his fault for being frustrated by that. I've struggled a lot between two attitudes in my head:

"Hey dum dum it's hard because it forces you to do things properly and not do sloppy corner cutting."

"Hey noodlebrain you're here to make the foo do the bar but instead you're spending hours making code beautiful that you might throw away tomorrow."

Something I like about typescript is that I can just say, "leave me alone as I experiment and rapid prototype" with the "any" type declaration. I would love to see how this general concept of "safe mode off" might be able to exist in other languages.

Is it even possible to design a language like Rust in a way where you can optionally take the guard rails away and let the developer do bad things, having been warned that they've turned the safeties off for specific segments?
I have a bachelors degree in Math & CS from a mid tier state university.

2012 - 85k Big Co in NJ
2013 - 90k Big Co in NJ
2014 - 95k Big Co in NJ
2015 - 65k Startuo in NJ
2016 - 75k Startup in NJ
2017 - 100k Big Co in NJ
2018 - 100k Big Co in NJ
2019 - 130k Big Co in Dallas

What i found in my experience:

1)Interviewing is a skill in itself, do it regularly
2)When interviewing, interview for multiple jobs so you can negotiate better
3)There a max and a min that the company has in mind for a particular position, if they like you enough to offer you a job they will be willing to negotiate. To find out max and min, see roughly what those type of jobs offer in your area. I've found that if you are NOT working in cities in NYC, SF, Boston, then for an senior engineer (i.e 7+ years experience), the range is around 110-140. There is almost a hard cap for IC engineers in non major cities to around 150-160k.
I’m not even going to touch “sincere” given his now documented history of lying outright, but non-corporate? Huh? How many corporations do you need to run before you’re corporate?
On the other hand, they laid the cables first, a very expensive undertaking.
https://youtu.be/3ydPFR6xb3I
Can you share what sort of skills related to cloud would net me 380k/year? Got a phd ee doing C++ mostly.
Configuration changes are often riskier than code changes. They're faster and often have outsized effects on the characteristics of your service and downstream services (even assuming they don't turn on new features.)
Thank you. This should be the main link.
> If someone can learn to solve just DP problems by practicing in leetcode then DP is a useless metric or proxy of someone’s ability to reason mathematically.

Metrics that can be gamed can still have a lot of signal in them because the cost of gaming the metric is higher than the benefit of gaming things.

There's a branch of game theory/economics called signalling theory that's applicable here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signalling_theory

Also, if being able to learn completely arbitrary things is correlated with intelligence and correlated with job performance, then people who are willing to jump through that arbitrary hoop are telling you that 1) they think they're more capable (faster learners) than average 2) they're willing to put in the effort to prove it to you. Maybe you're not a getting a pure signal of mathematical ability, but some combination of drive + ability + learning fast, and you care about all three.
I think you are confusing gratis with freedom.
Agree, that the arguable best option Signal should be at least be mentioned. Also, unlikely at that if Telegram had an drastic increase in users that it would be similar for Signal.
I thought Google just canceled Allo the other day...
In the meantime Solar Power is one of the fastest growing industries in India. Government is targeting 100GW by 2022:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_in_India

India's history with nuclear power plants hasn't exactly been great. Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant faced tons of protests:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kudankulam_Nuclear_Power_Pla...
> The more common definition is that dynamic programming refers to solving a complicated problem by breaking it up into simpler subproblems that can be solved independently

I dont think that's sufficient? I thought DP also implies you actually reuse the answers from subproblems.

From https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_programming

"There are two key attributes that a problem must have in order for dynamic programming to be applicable: optimal substructure and overlapping sub-problems. If a problem can be solved by combining optimal solutions to non-overlapping sub-problems, the strategy is called "divide and conquer" instead"
Sydney

2016 60k First Job

2016 65k

2017 70k Second Job

2017 80k

2018 90k

2019 110k
Check out Telepharo:

https://github.com/pharo-ide/TelePharo
I've had the same delayed send issue recently with signal. Its not a deal breaker for me, but I am open to other apps if they were comparably secure..
And raytracing is about to do the same thing to all the rasterization innovations of the past few decades. Funny how these kinds of things feel partly depressing.
ZipCar requires you to return the car to its original spot. With these scooter companies, you take it to where you want to go and leave it.

I've never used one of the Bird-type scooters, but I used to commute to the marina in SF on Scoot. It really was the most fantastic way I've never gotten to (and from) work.
Just my own opinion but that's exactly what I like. I am completely tired of and done with Silicon Valley Startup CEO types.
> Are you arguing that they failed through incompetence, or that they were lying/exaggerating as an excuse to ban all pornography for other reasons?

Yes, SESTA was the real reason that they banned pornography. SESTA imposed way too much liability on them to be able to support it.

It had nothing to do with child porn. They are still liable for child porn. They still have to work with NCMEC and go through the same process for identifying, reporting, and removing child porn. None of that has changed.
Just like you can have a solo “entrepreneur” who doesn’t actually have any revenue but acts “corporate” in a suit talking about his synergistic strategic partnerships, you can have the opposite.
I had the worst interview with these people (codercom) that I've ever had in my career as a developer.

It essentially consisted of them sitting me down with an old crappy laptop that kept logging out every few seconds and asked me to write an encrypted reverse proxy from scratch while simultaneously asking unrelated technical questions with a time limit.

I guess to test how people code with distractions and stress? But, yeah I definitely don't want to work anywhere that looks at their potential developers that way.
Probably? He's very famous in the ACI community. And as he always says, a plane never goes down for a single reason. The Airbus that crashed into the Atlantic ocean could've been saved if they made the design decision not to "average" inputs from the sticks. Is that a design flaw? Or bad pilot training?

Crashes are always the nexus of a chain of unfortunately and unlucky events. I have no reason to suspect this crash is any different. The only thing I'm confident of is that no matter what the problem is, Boeing will make changes and pilots will receive additional training, and perhaps be required to do simulator time.

Once the 737-MAX is ungrounded I will have no qualms getting inside of one.
GitHub and Power BI = IoT Edge/Code Telemetry
I don't know if it was in response to this debacle, but Epic Games have published a public roadmap for the Epic Games launcher on Trello:

https://trello.com/b/GXLc34hk/epic-games-store-roadmap
Because you cannot verify your phone is not compromised at either a software or hardware level.

You would need independently verifiable hardware and all software running on a closed system (ie, no third party modifications to running software which would mean at most a trusted sandbox for other applications outside the proven path) to be able to trust it to reliably take your vote.

Thats on the order of correctness provability that NASA puts into launch vehicles but NASA doesn't have to contend with hostile actors seeking to undermine their software and hardware.
Ugh. Like SV hasn't yet made the internet suck enough...
I think you have to get really lucky, or really go above and beyond.

I've been at my company for almost two years and I've gotten a net 70% raise across this time frame. Although it's only from 60k to 100k CAD so, YMMV especially in more senior roles.
I wonder what will come after the Model Z (if they do make one.)
Is he drunk? High?
Interesting. A long way from MisterHouse. https://github.com/hollie/misterhouse
hilarious! This is like the Malcolm in the Middle episode where Hal fixes a burned out light bulb. Search "Hal fixes a lightbulb" and you'll see what I mean.
I assume the 800k is because of vested stock with strong share growth.
When they're giving aweay award-winning games that are currently selling for $20 on Steam, is it really bad that they're letting you know?
I’m just saying I appreciate the cowboy/straight forward talk at this level of market cap, vs the robotic, corporate, expected talking style.
X forwarding is very slow. Some potential reasons are discussed here : https://superuser.com/questions/1217280/why-is-x11-forwardin...
I own a house but problem is savings. I don't have enough savings and unemployment benefits.

If I take 2nd opportunity then I will lose my long established networks from current job. By losing I mean won't be able to as much connected and use the benefit of networking. Yes there's a chance that I get better circle in 2nd one but who knows ...
My numbers: I have a BSc and MSc in mechanical engineering but never found a job in that field where I want/need to live, so fell back to software dev. Amounts in Canadian rupees before tax (I pay an average ~25% of my gross income as income tax)

2011 - $21k/yr grad student scholarship

2015 - $55k/yr startup that died in ~6mo

2016 - $60k/yr contract at a university

2017 - $72k/yr + pension as manager + developer at said university

2018 - $90k/yr startup, software dev morphing into architect / product lead
Adding mine, all at Google:

2008: Base $90K, Total $110K
2009: Base $110K, Total $170K
2010: Base $130K, Total $330K
2011: Base $200K, Total $590K
2012: Base $220K, Total $680K
2013: Base $220K, Total $830K
2014: Base $230K, Total $980K
2015: Base $240K, Total $990K
2016: Base $250K, Total $1.2M
2017: Base $250K, Total $1.4M
2018: Base $265K, Total $1.5M
2019: Base $280K

(edited for formatting)
You got two promos in two years? Geez
You're in denial if you don't think the orchestrated scandal that happened to Kavanaugh doesn't make people a little hesitant.
The average advertising revenue/user for users who are unwilling to be interrupted by ads is $0.
Thanks. Lmao at all the fangirls in the audience who hang on every little thing Musk says.
Do these amounts included RSU, bonus, etc? I'm curious what the base salary would be.
I presume the next model is the 2: 2S3XY
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> I don’t have enough experience with large scale systems.

I'm frustrated for you. This is a dumb reason to say no to someone. "Large systems" are a solved problem and i dont think anyone is working on some system that cant be handled. I work at one of this scale companies, there's nothing special about, people jerking them selves off.
Generally all mail in voting systems let you override your vote. If someone coerces you once and you send in another ballot postmarked after the first or go to your polling location in person on election day you can override that vote.

You basically need to hold someone hostage or under total surveillance from when the ballot is mailed to when the polls are closed to avoid them just sending in their actual ballot afterwards.

With an electronic voting system the window of time you have to hold someone hostage is much shorter - simply force their vote an hour before the polls close and then hold them prisoner for the hour.
To my recollection, dynamic programming problems were fasionable interview questions prior to the current wave of machine learning. That's to say I'm pretty sure they were being asked at Google/Facebook/etc around 2012 at least, likely earlier.
TBH it's been a while since I've done these contests seriously, but I remember the "order of computation" problem to be hard to think about for less trivial cases (like with a 3-dimensional table). But maybe I worried about it too much.

And just for fun, while we're listing these things:

Another advantage to bottom-up that I've seen is that sometimes top-down causes your recursion to get so deep that you run out of space in your call stack. Another advantage to top-down is that you're only filling in the subset of the table that's needed for the specific problem you're solving. Certainly someone with a lot of experience should be able to do both.
So far they have been S3XY. i'm pretty sure the next model has to be a space character so they can move on to the next word.
The people who believe facebook is the most evil company in the world are a fairly small minority. Most people who work at facebook believe the company is positive or neutral, and are happy to be able to work with smart people at a place that is really nice to work at, and get paid a lot for doing it. Some people have qualms about what facebook is doing - I think they move on for the most part. (Source: used to work there, left for personal reasons).
Yeah, you're right. The subproblems must overlap.
Pi Songs: music using the first one billion digits of pi (π)
Are you counting vested RSU? A 400k 4-year vesting RSU should only be counted 100k/year. Also, why do you keep getting fired? And do you tell your employers that you got laid off?
Here's my fairly unusual salary progression, since we're all sharing:

• 2011 — $80k at a startup in CA, a year out of college

• 2012 — $90k, and we got acquired by an industry big fish

• 2013 — $90k, but got laid off in the middle of the year

• 2013 through 2018 — making random software, traveling, and using up my savings; made some money, but not enough to count as "salary" in any real sense

• 2018 — $240k ($180k base) as a senior SWE at a FAANG

Given my long stretch of being a software ronin, I didn't expect to get what I got in 2018, but I did my research (mostly on Blind), asked for what I wanted, and then asked for a little more on top when I realized that I was selling myself short.
If you have DMARC setup, it actually does reject it in a way the domain administrator can see. Google does send DMARC reports.
your link to rstudio binder doesn't work
Honest question, why are people being so aggressive about saying that the human aspects should be considered first and foremost? If there was no problem with the aircraft, that would surely lead us to the conclusion that it was a training/pilot problem anyway. What's the point of pushing the human narrative so hard?
Dropbox institutes ridiculous three-device limit on free accounts
I recommend adding a slide on how you are doing this for educating those of us who do not know. From a high level, I assume the logins are detected via cookies.

Edit: interesting! Its by checking if favicon images would be loaded.

Edit 2: Found this old thread by hoppinh through webkay https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11415462
I blame reddit for this one.
Too bad, one can't FFWD a live event...
He's Elon... He's always been a terrible public speaker
Thank god. Now this is a good investment. They should be getting 10x that budget though.
you reach your own, personal profitability when you lob off your cute startup on to the bigger fool
Sharing my numbers (all numbers include bonus and liquid stock). I graduated with a degree in computer science. All are in the bay area, all are Android development.

2016 - $110k + $10k sign on = $120k @ BigCo

2017 - $125k @ Startup

2018 - $155k @ Same Startup

2019 - $225k + $50k sign on = $275k @ BigCo
The name "Dynamic Programming" was coined to be deliberately confusing by an early researcher in the field for the sake of maintaining research funding in a hostile environment [1]. Don't worry too much about the components of the name.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_programming#History
Glad to know Tesla is going to focus on Solar Roof and Powerwall this year. Quite honest of him to say that Model 3 caused delays there.
The first 777 crash was at Heathrow in 2008, I don't recall reading anything about foul play there.
can it run the Julia extension and execute the Julia code in the IDE?
Programmed a Programmable Keyboard for Programming
Ask some of your friends who work at these companies to see their internal Blind posts. It ranges from pretty upbeat to exceedingly negative, and it also seems to correlate with how the company performs financially. Which makes sense since these people have half a million dollars of RSUs on the line.
Sounds like another https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_emissions_scandal
Cue right-said fred.
No Big Co Job I've ever worked at had many people who visited HN. I suspect only passionate engineers visit this site, so that skews salaries. Most non big city salaries are like 70-110k
I don't see why you're silly enough to think none would. I certainly agree that a former coal miner with no source of income but the UBI is unlikely to, at best. But a former coal miner re-employed, with an additional extra $1k, doesn't seem any more unlikely than baseline.

And if all the still-unemployed former coal miners in town have $1k/mo instead of $0/mo, there is much more opportunity for former coal miners (and everyone else in town) to offer them services.
I have a feeling that people wouldn't be pushing the human/airline aspect quite so much if both of the aforementioned were American or "Western"
That by itself is a complex question. Most people consider violent self defense to be OK.

People's ability to buy alcohol is a safety risk. Many crimes and fatal accidents involve alcohol. Do we force everyone to stop drinking alcohol?

I can't think of a government policy that has implemented 100% adoption without tyranny. I'm all for as close to 100% as we can get, but I don't want to lose our values of freedom and respect to get there.
youtube live has a back buffer so come in late
I've always felt that Elon talks like his tongue is numb
> Steam has done many things to annoy users

I think people forget how much people hated Steam when it came out. I'm not sure I'd really call it "right place at the right time" either, since that sort of implies wild success pretty easily. My impression is more that Steam was 2-3 years ahead of its time but Valve believed in it and stuck through the hard times.

Here are some quotes from 2004, when Steam & Half-Life 2 were brand new:

"no one I know likes Steam at all."

"Steam is one of the worst programs I've seen in the last few years. Everyone seems to have trouble with it... why would ANYONE use it?"

"Bugs or no bugs, Steam is unacceptable IMHO."

"All hail Valve, our next Microsoft Product Activation-like overlord."

"Glad to see that they have given me an excuse to not purchase the game"

"Some ideas of Steam are nice, but I still don't like the idea of buying a product through it. Skipping the publishers is a bad thing."

"Sorry Valve, but I have no intention of letting Steam ever tough my PC."

https://games.slashdot.org/story/04/10/23/0812224/half-life-...

https://games.slashdot.org/story/04/09/20/2012208/no-half-li...
If you don’t, you need to ask the question: if I had a pile of cash to invest, would I use it to purchase my company’s stock given that the stock price snd my employment opportunities there are at least loosely correlated?
Some examples where order of computation isn't that trivial is when you're doing DP on trees or a DAG.

+1 to the "filling in a subset" part. Usually it's not too relevant because it's merely a constant factor change, but occasionally it'll be very important.
You may not have multiple fiber options all over the city, but its really common to have at least 2 high speed options. Chicago doesn't have a cable or telephone monopoly, so you've always had the option of Comcast or RCN and AT&T or Verizon. They all offer internet these days.

All the railroad right of ways are loaded with fiber, the freight tunnels are loaded with fiber, etc.

If you are downtown, you can add the half dozen or so fully competent local ISPs. These companies sell internet to condo associations; every unit gets a dedicated connection and the common areas get shared wifi. The cost gets added to the monthly assessment. Where I live it's $25 per month for 500 meg symmetrical.

I work in a 1920s skyscraper in the Loop. Cogent stops by at least once a year and puts coffee and (expensive) donuts in the lobby. They'll run fiber directly from their backbone to a server rack on whatever floor your office is on.
It's more of a unorganized ADHD filled stutter delivered to Tesla fans. I am not discounting how smart he is to make the $ he made, but his skill level in public speaking is very low.
Well with the new Roadster coming, it'll be S3XYR
I don't think it was a lie. A mistake, a delusion, quite possibly... but lbh nobody quite expected where this thing ultimately ended up going and tbh^2, a lot of the problems aren't facebook in particular, but rather what happens when humanity collides with one of, if not the, single biggest singularity in human communication (beyond speech and language itself) since the beginning of humanity. (ie. the internet)
I specifically included, very deliberately, phrasing specifying that this applies only to those that have alternatives. The reality is that many of those working at Facebook have such a luxury. I absolutely do not blame people that are working to survive.

> But to suggest minimum wage earners working at Marlboro should quit because of some vague "morality" is insane and extremely elitist.

Not once did I say this anywhere. There are still high ups at Marbolo that did have the ability though, and plenty of people between minimum wage survival and top level execs. It's a spectrum of both power and responsibility.
I find him extremely annoying and flippant. And what’s up with the hooting fanboys?
This doesn't really work, those 2 nodes of thousands have to kill a little over 300 people too when they go bad, when other software releases haven't killed people.
Wow you guys have a lot of experience in this space! For a product like alltheflightdeals, i've never understood how entrepreneurs justify competing here. I assume you're not directly integrating with a GDS and that this works off Skyscanner API (or equiv)? Did you see much traction with ATFD? Is there a vision in the future to combine travelchime with ATFD? Seems like they would work well together :)

Great job btw!