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If it makes you feel any better, I think this is almost true for everyone. There are so many "basic things" that it's hard to keep them all in memory. I'd have to look up all these things you're talking about (other than maybe two's complement, but even then, I'd look it up just to be safe).

Much of this memory trouble is also referenced in the interviewing process, since they want you to remember it but in real world scenarios, everyone just goes and looks up a reference.

On the other hand, I think by having to "relearn"/refresh these things, it makes you faster at taking on something you don't know, which I find to be pretty common.

It also sounds like a lot of things you're doing are based on standards or formats, which are much harder than most people give them credit for. I always have to refer to the standard.

How do I avoid these details? I try to use libraries wherever possible, although these tend to be another thing I have to reference anyway!
Haven't read the book, but ...

>By the year AD 802,701, humanity has evolved into two separate species: the Eloi and the Morlocks. The Eloi live a banal life of ease on the surface of the earth while the Morlocks live underground, tending machinery and providing food, clothing, and inventory for the Eloi.

Please explain how is this arrogant?
I have a High School education then went to community college in my mid 20's and got certified in Perl and HTML - LOL

I've been getting paid to build web apps since 2000, got in right when the first dot-com bust went down; I have never been out of work since entering this field.

I also tend to work for smaller companies.
The biggest problem I found was that prostitutes could be beaten, raped, and murdered with either no legal recourse or much less action by police.

This is certainly a huge, huge issue that I would like to see go away.
Irrelevant? Violent hate speech doesn’t have to result in a mass killing before you ban it.
Mobile Coin is not Signal. Fuck, I had a Catholic Priest listed as an advisor once. It doesn’t mean my startup had a direct line to the Vatican.
Bloomberg podcast about Schmidhuber, which was also quite entertaining: https://m.soundcloud.com/bloomberg-business/deeper-minds-rea...
Dunno about that one but the last anti-Jewish mass killing wasn't that long ago.
I will miss iTerm as well, but I'm not worried. I feel fairly secure in the knowledge that there's lots of terminal goodies in the Linux userland that do the same things iTerm does.
See also The Tao of Poker by Larry W Phillips. It's a genuine masterpiece of poker writing.

https://www.amazon.com/Tao-Poker-Rules-Transform-Your/dp/158...
Nonlinear systems by Hassan K. Khalil (ISBN 978-0130673893) is also worth it to solidify the underlying maths!
Interestingly, there is no way to delete hackernews comments or accounts.
What would make it "natural-sounding", though? What if that happens to include gender stereotypes?

I don't think it's possible to assert that it's purely a technical challenge before we understand the goal clearly, beyond "I'll know it when I hear it".
Heard of FAANG minus Amazon (they don't work here) datacenters in Russia? There is none, as well as data storages here. Everyone gives 0f about this law, only huge targets have fines of ~$1M yearly.
So I should store all my bank statements in clear text because my bank has a copy of them too?
would this work for likes as wlel
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You might have some points here (I certainly agree about meritocracy), but the examples are pretty bizarre. How does building devotion prove inherent value? The internet was built to transport information: knowledge, education, documentation, history, insight. "Ideas" are none of these things: ideas are inspirational and transient in nature.

(Sure, the internet's communication protocols do transmit "ideas" in numerous ways: mainly in terms of shared experience and evolving iterative conclusions from shared knowledge, but it's hardly the intent of its creation).

Getting exposure to past knowledge and experience is critical to our young, and the future of humanity, but—frankly—the glorified fantasy surrounding some popular histories does more to further the idea of the privileged "celebrated few" with the genius of inspiration, than to instill any sense of the true study, investigation, work put in by those who have achieved great things in the past. (think even old storiea like Archimedes' bath or Edison's bulb or Newton's apple or whichever more modern example— placing individuals on sort of divine pedestals to be blessed with such ideas).

You're calling out meritocracy, but it's exactly this kind of championing of ideas that leads to it. Salvatore has put the long, quiet, sometimes relatively thankless hours into making this a reality, and it could seem to some that pg is being put on a pedestal for being momentarily inspirational: is that not the very thing you're calling out?
So, by providing therapy to appear less autistic, these folks get better at masking their symptoms (by making eye contact, holding conversation)?

"Children who are longer diagnosed with ASD show improvements with communicating and interacting with other people, which can include more eye contact and an easier time with back-and-forth conversations.

The children, whose mean age was 2.5 years old, were diagnosed and treated at a university-affiliated early intervention program in the Bronx. They were re-evaluated four years later, on average. Most of the children received a mix of speech and occupational therapy and applied behavior analysis, the standard treatment for ASD."
Society still views gender as binary.
I didn't think CFIUS even can block sales all on their own.

My understanding was they make a recommendations and then the POTUS makes the final call, even if that might be to let CFIUS's decision stand by not making a call.

I heard from some folks in an acquisition by a foreign company going through an acquisition that they got a lot of pressure from CFIUS with requests for more and more data, and they were pretty sure the deal would be blocked. They expected the process to last months more anyway, and then... someone visited the VP and POTUS one day, took some photos, and it was automagiclly approved. The understanding was that if it was up to the POTUS anyway and he liked it, process over.
I deactivated my account years ago. My point wasn't about me, but about the fact that these platforms are intertwined enough into society they are blurring the lines between optional service customers can switch off of, and global-scale utilities that are necessary to operate in society.
Chesterton’s Fence would apply to tax rates and new taxes as well.
Not exactly the same Buran that flew, but its atmospheric analog during training and development:

http://buran.ru/htm/anabst.htm
I'd think the "What keeps you up at night" is in reference to what difficult problems are you encountering at work. I'd asked my previous CTO this question (when I was working for him already) and his response was "Finding the best people to hire" which I think is a fair response. He was trying to get me to refer people to join.
You can stick every sensor on the F-35 onto the F-22. It would not be difficult to do so. Now, the question of why they haven't, is an interesting one. And part of the answer is that EODAS is not performing as well as promised.
> This quote related to people defending and opposing confederate monuments, not white nationalists.

If this tortured, senseless interpretation is any example of your technique to differentiate between semantic objects in your software work, remind me to never, ever push your code to production without a shitload of extra testing.
Are any of them communicating and chest-beating to organize violent acts? I realize its tough to tell with some of these groups. I think Facebook in this situation is looking at net-effects (esp given the timing of it all).

Note German, Dutch and French Heritage celebration isn't banned. Neither is Palestinian or Syrian.

But Hezbollah is banned [1], not sure why White Nationalists shouldn't be.

[1] https://www.timesofisrael.com/facebook-twitter-pages-of-hezb...
No, it’s a solution to the problem that if you are tolerant of everything someone will eventually whack you with a sledgehammer. To avoid that you don’t tolerate those who are violently intolerant, which in the US takes the form of the “Imminent lawless action” doctrine.
Scramjet still needs air though, doesn't it? Thus it has to fly lower, and maybe can't get as fast as a rocket engine.

Scramjet planes are faster than other non-rocket planes I would imagine?
Is the job market in Vancouver really that good in the software/ data science area?
Just like they don’t voluntarily censor the App Store in the US?
Kinda but probably not really.

Grindr is mostly used for semi-anonymous "hookups" - I am told anecdotally by people who used it and by the media at large - which is something even out and proud people might not wish the world to know (e.g. because their spouse might disprove), especially not in harsh detail.
A lot of the communication on grindr ought to be pretty explicit too given how it gets used, something you might not want to see made public either, even if you're out of the closet already.

Now the other theoretical site might be as "bad" or even more so as grindr (the fetish website you suggested), or it might be a "tame" website used mostly in a "tame" manner, which of course still has "potential" to a blackmailer, but less so than the grindrs, tinders, backpages, adultfriendfrinders, etc of this world.
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The F-15Es do better in strike roles than planes that weren't supposed to be pure fighters.
I don’t know about the rest of the world but in Quebec calculus is not taught with any epsilon-delta formalism. You don’t encounter that until mathematical analysis, which is in the curriculum of a very few majors in uni.
I feel that GP has confused loneliness with being alone, when they are two very different concepts.

It's absolutely possible to be alone and not feel lonely, possibly because one is an introvert or because they gain social fulfilment from online interaction.

On the other hand it's also absolutely possible to be surrounded with people, and even have rich social interaction with them, and still feel lonely. This could be simply due to interacting with the wrong people, but can also be symptomatic of mental health issues such as depressive or anxiety disorders.
The imagination has literally everything imaginable at its disposal. Considering the drugs they were pumping through his veins I don't see why we have to doubt the veracity.

I've dabbled in sleep deprivation in the past and after four days it's as if I'm dreaming while my eyes are open, simultaneously sleeping on some level while still functioning in the world. It was as if totally random and crazy movies were playing in my head and my consciousness would uncontrollably alternate between them for minutes at a time, only occasionally giving attention to the one in front of my eyes.
EDU down 46hrs. Google Cloud your project has been shut down?
Hello just posting here to see if there is anything that can be done to speed up this issue.
Recieved email 48hs ago with subject of Your project xxxx-website-project-phoenix has been shut down
With a link, to a resources pending deletion page.Click to restore and a no permission error comes upError

Sorry, there’s a problem. If you entered information, check it and try again. Otherwise, the problem might clear up on its own, so check back later.

Tracking Number: 7186816816450220559

Of course no one here at this education institution wants to trash the whole account and be down.
Is there any faster way of resolving this?
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Every 24hrs we get a response saying it will be 48hrs more.
"Universal Basic Assets"

I agree with this.
The government tells power and phone companies that they can't cut off service to people discriminately.

I'm pretty libertarian in respects to market regulation, but when it comes to mopolistic industries you need regulation.
I’m sure an argument can be made that privacy extends from property, but that argument would have to be fleshed our and defended - I’m not sure I can accept at face value a point about there not being a right to property in Australia (essentially incorrect) because privacy is being eroded (which in any case sounds like faulty reasoning).

I’m fairly certain it’s still the case that you can’t be compelled to incriminate yourself in a court. Of course you have clearly unjust laws like those concerning the Building/Construction Commission in which an ad hoc court can compel you to give evidence against yourself, but this is an abberation which has not had the opportunity to be challenged in the High Court AFAIK, and it will likely be abolished when Labor comes back into power.
India. Living/Working in SF Bay area
First job and subsequent lottery are tough. After that not much. Initially USA felt like a paradise. Then after a few years, you realize you are one layoff away from having to leave this place forever. Green card queues are long, kids would become American born citizens. So, thought of leaving the country gets stressful. Otherwise, life is still good in US. People you meet on the road are amazing and helpful. US is a polished place. I came to know of bad things in US through HN rather than by observation.

Note to self: Stop reading HN.
What about other nationalist or bigoted content? Like the new Black Panther Party (Black Nationalists) or Louis Farrakhan’s comments about Jews?
What about Communism/Marxism? Any mass killings there?
I recently moved to Fastmail and couldn't be happier.

Like others have said, you really should never count on email being a private medium. I switched mainly to remove my email from Google's sources of data collection on me: this is the level of privacy that is important to me. If I wanted to hide from state sponsored actors I wouldn't be using email at all.

A nice side effect of moving to Fastmail is being able to use their amazing Web UI, which is so much faster and more responsive than Gmail's super bloated interface.
Looking forward to it arriving in Australia soon!
Have you ever been denied a loan because of a tweet?

Has your car ever changed its route home to pass by businesses who bid the most?

Have you ever paid more for rent because of your search history?

You will!
The point of a comparison is that there is a parallel, not a difference. There is always a difference.

What is the parallel? In both cases, people who did not recognize the author's point took offense. (And yes, a lot of people were seriously horrified by Swift.) And in both cases the author's actual point was close to the direct opposite of the one that those people thought. Some people found obvious, others didn't. To people who found it obvious, it can be surprising that it wasn't obvious to others. People who didn't find it obvious think it a horrible thing to say.

In this case the comment is directed against the justification that the billionaire offered that it is OK for him to kill the animal because he paid lots of money to do so. And her point is that just because you pay lots of money to do a wrong thing, doesn't make it OK to do that wrong thing. To see it, put the billionaire in the animal's shoes. How much money would it take to make hunting OK? Obviously no amount of money would suffice! Just as the billionaire's having paid lots of money didn't make his hunting OK either.

That said, this one actually gets complicated. The money from these hunts goes to anti-poaching efforts. So the billionaire kills one animal, and his money saves others. Which still makes the billionaire a shitty person, but there is a utilitarian argument for allowing it.

That said, how would you feel if we were talking about hunting children dying in a famine instead of black rhinos on a preserve? The same utilitarian argument applies, but I think most would be for putting the billionaire in jail. How you feel about that is likely close to how that friend feels about what actually happened.
> That said, I'm quite biased, have to justify the years I lost somehow :)

I dare you to write a study to excavate and delineate the potential effects of this bias on hiring.
That’s good to know, but the parent’s examples seem to be referencing the issue of filenames that aren’t valid Unicode. The Linux example is invalid UTF-8, since Linux filenames are natively arbitrary byte sequences. The Windows example contains an unpaired surrogate followed by the reserved codepoint 0xfffe, since Windows filenames are natively UCS-2.
Until there are objective, rationale ways to determine what content to ban and what not to ban i’d prefer that we stay clear of using filter based on “I know it when I see it”.
Yeah, but the problem is that the Constitution says that you can't infringe on the right to bear arms, and telling me that I can't have a mutated anthrax grenade is, technically, infringing on my right to bear arms. The only reason we're still alive is that lawyers don't parse words in the way that engineers do.
Complaints about priorities are a fallacy more often than not, especially since we're talking about different actors - it's not like the people who did this would have been working on climate change otherwise.

But if we were playing the priority game, I'd say that the gender issues that represent immediate threats are stuff like domestic violence and sexual assault. It's reasonable to argue that reducing overall gender bias affects those, but it's a very subtle and long-term effect - and likely beyond the AGW event horizon. It's not going to do anything about the immediate threat.
I'd also like to know this. Is the apple watch better or just better with marketing & PR?

The 'my watch told me i had heart issues' all seem to be Apple Watch related.
I had the same experience. I hope this isn't going to spin off more academic work about why our brains are hard-wired to be sexist by continually and automatically trying to perceive the gender of speaker based on their speech.
I'm sorry. Knowledge of that website is limited to citizens with Ultraviolet access, and I see you only have Red. Please report to your nearest Computer station to discuss next steps.
This comment perfectly encompasses why it's a slippery slope. The definition of "literal Nazi" is use so broadly in political discourse. Politicians have been called Hitler and Nazi since Hitler and Nazis became a thing.

The massive danger is going to be the countless false positives this thinking generates. Just like the craziness of arresting the guy whose dog made a nazi salute in the video.

He would be denied access to social media because of stupid interpretations of a joke.

This isn't about defending or persecuting Nazis, it's about protecting the public from systems of abuse.

Not to mention the ineffectiveness of online censorship. The only worse thing are Nazis organizing on public platforms is forcing them to congregate only with other Nazis on radical websites where no one will challenge their worldview. But that's a totally different discussion.
My budget estimate is based on actual experience building data science operations at Fortune 500s.
This will certainly be a problem for older apps, but anything I've done in the last 10 years I've been dev'ing, literally every library I've used for Unix time uses a 64 bit integer, which should last for a few million years.
Even disregarding entire countries where leftists came to power (how's Venezuela doing in your universe?) in this world (let's call it "real" for convenience) and ignoring for the moment the question whether those semi-mythical "nazis" even are "right" in the political sense, which seems to be quite a stretch really, in this, real world, it were very much leftists that rioted through Berkeley or decided that it was time to shoot up some Congressmen.

In your universe, do those naughty nazis rampage through city streets and beat up gay black actors?

Pretending that there is one completely blameless side and another that's completely evil, let alone and that FB can be trusted to distinguish one from the other -- that might work well in the coastal echo chamber, but it is neither true, nor a good idea.
You know there's something wrong with the "pro" laptop market (and with Apple) when engineers start moving to "gaming laptops" to get serious work done.
You don't cure things like this you just get better at developing coping strategies.
Best answer here by far. Also judge based both on the content of the answer and the other party's ability to reason about the question.

In general it's important to be mindful of the fact that hiring is a business transaction. The CEO's goal is to close (hire) you -- if you get accurate information as a byproduct of that, great, but accuracy/honesty isn't the goal.

I've learned to expect that everything coming out of management's mouth is in furtherance of the shareholder's interests. They are not looking out for you an employee. If you want real answers to these questions, either work through your network or form your own opinions. Management will always just spin it -- their view of things is your first and perhaps best data point, but always cross-check against industry press, friends, and your gut feel/experience. e.g. if your management consistently says your company is great, you have the best tech / fastest growth / best investors, actively seek out the other side of the story (generally outside your company) to see what's fact and what's bullshit.
Ultimately I'd prefer nobody was threatening kill anyone in any context on a social media site, no matter how witty they think they're being. It doesn't seem like it should be such a high bar to set but apparently it is.
> How can you kick an unwanted visitor out of your house because you don't like what he's saying?

This is unrelated. If it is your home, you are free to protect it by any means.
I'm on Safari and I hear nothing. I guess silence is ungendered?
> In 1890 Clément Ader made the first manned, powered, heavier-than-air flight, of 50 m, in his bat-winged monoplane.

Seems disingenuous to not mention that this device only worked due to ground effects and "flew" 8 inches off the ground (according to Wikipedia).
The bills for what though? A car, iphone, internet, Netflix, attending movies? 100+ years ago people were happy without that. The reason we wouldn’t be today is our relatively poor way of life without them compared to those who have. I think the parent (grandparent) poster is correct.
Not really...members of the MSM and random Twitter blue checkmarks had no issues calling Polish Nationalists "Nazis" and "White nationalists"...it is a legitimate political view to keep Poland Polish or Hungary Hungarian...are these "White nationalist" views or something different?
I remember reading the reviews of this game in ST Informer, and wanted to play it. But I didn't know any other ST owners in the area. :(
I think Microsoft is the best SaaS provider overall. Google has some quirky offerings with GSuites that honestly arent comparable to other enterprise offerings from a quality perspective- especially if you are used to Office, Outlook and AD. And when it comes to cloud computing Google is a distant third.
Alienware laptops have a luxurious key travel distance, unfortunately they are also huge. Thinkpads, even the most basic have great keyboards (usually), see also high-end HP. Xiaomi has some macbook pro clones that are very good as well as some of their own designs.

If you want to try them out, I'd recommend a Microsoft store if you have one around. Lots of high-end laptop keyboards are represented there.
I find something offputting that so many agents pick a female voice (e.g. Alexa, Siri)

Its research based, not merely "sexism":

https://www.cnn.com/2011/10/21/tech/innovation/female-comput...
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