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Shown HN: Work From Home Jobs -- All the remote jobs in one place
https://workfromhomejobs.me aggregates all the remote jobs in one place making it easier for remote job hunters to find the freshest jobs in their industry. It's already the largest source of remote jobs online.

Are important job sites missing? Any other feedback or improvement suggestions?
The packages are independently verifiable, and cacheable. Do you could start your own cache with a Raspberry Pi at home if you wanted, and if whatever browsers you trust implemented this check you’d have your own secure version of it.
Are you sure consumers will actually pay? Assuming Consumer Reports is truthful, what percentage of consumers actually pay for it?

My solution actually can't be opened to fake reviews, but it is expensive and I haven't been able to find a work around for that. Unfortunately quality costs.
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Yes, your average rabbit can outrun Usain Bolt and an elephant can out deadlift the mountain. But we are also king-of-the-hill when it comes to hand-eye coordination and communication/teamwork which are essential components of many sports.
I think the presentation you're thinking of is Tom Christiansen's Unicode: The Good, the Bad, and the (mostly) Ugly: https://www.azabani.com/pages/gbu/
Agreed, but it still possible to have low impact on the pain of other organisms. Plants do not have a CNS like mammals do.
I tend to read around a number of respected sources and magazines. It's a source of fun for friends and family, but I'm far too cynical with one review or source of reviews.
Vendor updates for cheap Android phones? Dream on!
The Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2019 suggests the cake is more distributed than to you think.

Unless you mean the "blog post headline" cake, in that case you might be right.
Link: https://workfromhomejobs.me
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The one quite often used in Robotics + ROS combination is robot_localization (https://github.com/cra-ros-pkg/robot_localization). The library provides implementation for ekf and ukf and in my experience it's quite robust.
This is about Frontpage, the parent post is about Dreamweaver.

Also it is misleading, the linked page is about the server-side Frontpage Extensions, if you used Frontpage as an HTML page editor you'd just get a static site which is as secure as any other site made of static HTML files.
But what does it mean that you are on a particular URL?

For a long time already it's not being connecter to a particular physical server. Now it's the next step - to be completely decoupled from the server and just mean content instead.
Hematopoietic Stem Cells: What Are They and What Is Their Function?
Transmit on iOS is not only a FTP client and I never used it for that. The integration into the iOS share sheet with SSH file transfer support is perfect for me and I use this all the time. Are there any reliable alternatives that are still actively developed?
I may not eat meat, or byproducts for environmental reasons. That has nothing to do with animal cruelty. I'm still a vegan though.

Plus vegans draw the line at different things. Some evidently wont eat figs, some potentially may eat meat if the animal had died naturally.
If it's about Perl 6, perhaps: http://jnthn.net/papers/2015-spw-nfg.pdf ?
> You are comparing buying an application from a commercial developer...

My point was that it’s much, much easier to find good software for the Mac.

The pattern tends to be search, find, buy, enjoy, vs. Windows search, get frustrated, download some shite, hate life.
Ask HN: What is your the best hack to get things done while flying?
Animals only produce milk for their young. In order for humans to take that milk humans forcibly impregnate the animal then kill its young shortly after birth - never giving it any of its mothers milk. That’s why all dairy is not vegan.
After reading all of the comments here, this seems like a good thing.

This fixes the main UI issues with how AMP is currently used in google search - mainly the url not properly showing where the content is.

If secure exchange is treated the same as AMP pages in google search, I.E. SXG content will be preloaded whether or not it's AMP, it would get rid of the second complaint of AMP - that google's preloading of the content is an unfair playing ground and that the only reason it's fast is because it's preloaded.

If SXG is treated the same as AMP in the carousal then that would fix the last and most serious complaint about AMP.

As far as I can tell, google do seem to be moving in that route, so this should be applauded not derided (the original fiasco that is AMP non-withstanding)
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Is thinking for ourselves really such a good distinction for ‘modernity’ from past generations? Belief is belief afterall, whether religious or not we’re all still swayed by our cultural biases and popular opinions.

If Monty Python were to stay true to form in the modern day, I might say they’d oppose our supposed “woke” generation’s self orientation.

Author quoted Kant almost in a context of Nietzsche at the end there, but what I think Kant (and the movie) meant by this phrase is that we should each consider our religion realistically, not that religion is an intimation of the unthinking.
Eh, I mean the core things aren't removed often. Previous menu did hold from 95 to 2012 (windows 8), so it's rather long lived. And the new worst one they came up with is still there now 7 years later.

Can't really call it "unreliable" when they change it once in more than 20 years, in computer time that's eternity.
By flying so you mean flying an aircraft or flying as metaphor for doing your job (well)?
"Time to market" is what supposedly drives most technical debt, but most people would probably argue that our problem is having too much technical debt, not too little of it. And buggy code is a sort of tech debt that's especially costly to pay down - putting out fires in production is easily 10x as expensive as fixing the same issues at their outset via more careful coding.
I don't think anybody at Let's Encrypt has spoken on this topic, but in their case specifically there are both moral and pragmatic reasons to choose to cross-sign.

Morally is the easy one. If you work for a public CA you presumably think that the Web PKI is a good idea, and Let's Encrypt helped bring that benefit to lots more users, so that's a good thing. Consider the question of whether McDonalds should support a local soup kitchen. McDonalds thinks food helps bring people together, so why not?

Pragmatically, there are a number of benefits to Let's Encrypt for a commercial CA. It creates a "brand halo" for the "SSL Certificate" product class that you benefit from, where positive experiences with Let's Encrypt result in more customers for you. Growing the market means more opportunities for you as a seller. I see some misleading analysis of the "SSL Certificate" market that doesn't include "Does not have a cert" as one of the options. So they see Let's Encrypt crushing other outfits and assume that's got to hurt profits. But a site that goes from nothing to a Let's Encrypt cert makes no difference to sales at the for-profit CA. Even if 100 sites do that, if just one copies them but chooses to buy a cert, that's an extra sale they would not make otherwise.
Gassing may be one option. Another thigh is simply grinding them alive.
>There is such an obvious dichotomy between the authority the clerics expected to be regarded with and the realilty. They looked and sounded so anachronistic. The moral authority just seemed gone.

It's also that the Church of England is hardly a church. More like a country/bingo club.

Where would it find the moral authority?
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SsfPack [1] is a great implementation if you are willing to suffer through Ox.

[1] http://www.ssfpack.com/
A few months ago, I noticed navigaton saying thing like "take the next right, after Key Bank". Clearly an ad, as there is nothing ambiguous about the turn. Haven't seen it mentioned by anyone else, am I the only one?
Fideism has been repeatedly condemned by the Catholic church, FWIW.

http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/06068b.htm
Principal author here.

> a time series CRDT is... just an append-only log, sure you can call it a CRDT, but it doesn't really have any meaningful properties. So what's the point of calling this a CRDT?

I'm confused by this question. I don't think it's true that "a time series CRDT is just an append-only log". In Roshi, each object is identified by a key, and LWWSet semantics are provided via the timestamp. It's a CRDT because writing the same key repeatedly with different timestamps results in a single "winner" being kept in storage; if it were an append-only log, that wouldn't be true. Right?

> LWW Last Write Wins is also an odd choice, because the notion of "last" doesn't exist in a distributed system - last according to who? When? What about clock drift? If who, then do you rely upon an authority? Then you aren't a CRDT.

I'm also confused by this question. LWWSet requires a concept of "last", it's even right there in the name. And the documentation clearly indicates that Roshi's "last" is clock time of the node that processes the request. As long as you ensure that time is unique and monotonic (usually by including things like node ID and a per-node monotonic counter) then it's absolutely sufficient to act as the timestamp component of a LWWSet. If there is clock drift between nodes, then a write W1 against some node may actually "beat" a later write W2 against another node with a slower clock, but in terms of correctness, that doesn't actually matter: the write conflict still resolves deterministically.

> What benefits does this give over just using timestamps series into Redis directly?

I'm also confused by this question, and I'm not quite sure how to answer it. The operation semantics, and the benefits they confer, are quite exhaustively described in the README. You might also check the READMEs in the cluster and farm subdirectories, which go into more detail. What specifically don't you understand?
What, so now I’m a developer who has an idea for an app and I must develop it for macOS, all the flavours of Unix, Windows, Android, iOS, and the web?
The default isolation level of MySQL is READ REPEATABLE!
Here you go. Where do I claim my $10?
> A philosophical term meaning a system of philosophy or an attitude of mind, which, denying the power of unaided human reason to reach certitude, affirms that the fundamental act of human knowledge consists in an act of faith, and the supreme criterion of certitude is authority.

That's a different position than "religion is a matter of faith". IIUC it's more like "everything is a matter of faith".

And in matters concerning religion - at least the Catholic church still believes in papal infallibility.
The clock ticks from announcement until the employee submits the results received from the lab. The lab is selected from a list of approved labs, but is otherwise unaffiliated.
The rules for cardinal numbers in Slavic languages are quite complex. "few" is not just 2, 3, 4, but any number less than 100 ending in 2, 3, 4. You have to use a function to handle the situation. "few" is basically the function name, which is as good as any.
They now support wildcards, but in order to verify you are authorised to get a wildcard certificate you need to be able to pass the DNS challenge. Unfortunately there simply isn't another universal, trust-less (and automatable) way of verifying that someone owns a domain -- other than DNS.

However, because the DNS check doesn't require writing to the webroot, you could run this on any server you like and then distribute the certificate to your edge nodes (meaning your edge nodes don't need to have access to write to your DNS). Some clients even have scripting hooks which could make this significantly easier.

(I assumed the "store my cloudflare API keys on my web host" aspect was your main concern with this method -- not necessarily who wrote the client because there are plenty of other clients.)
I really hate when a company lists "Support Email" address and never replies to it. Dozens of companies did this to me (sent from my gmail). And yet in horrible and unusable twitter or slightly less horrible facebook they reply in hours, or even minutes.
> At this point jemalloc is so good

Some folks disagree:

> [Ruby's] memory usage only reduces when using jemalloc 3; memory usage is still high when using jemalloc 5. Nobody knows why, so that makes the choice of defaulting to jemalloc very dodgy.

via https://www.joyfulbikeshedding.com/blog/2019-03-29-the-statu...
Oh okay. I thought it might have something to do with Basque:

"Basque is a language spoken in the Basque Country, a region that straddles the westernmost Pyrenees in adjacent parts of northern Spain and southwestern France. Linguistically, Basque is unrelated to the other languages of Europe and is a language isolate to any other known living language."

I didn't know about the forest meaning at all. (Maybe a subconscious influence, if you've ever heard any reference to Basque.)
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Thanks for the reply! I'd go the first route unless method chaining was available.

SomeData.ToString().Trim()

I would like to write idiomatic Lisp code and it's getting easier to read the nested expressions but it breaks the flow to leave the expression and wrap it. Another user mentioned using a command with Emacs to escape the expression and auto wrap it. That might be what I'm looking for.
Yes, I've heard the same thing. The C and C++ specifications specifically mention that some things are undefined behaivour, that shows that its not something that slipped through the cracks (at least in those cases) but rather a conscious decision to leave it undefined. This only makes sense if its done to allow the compiler room to do things like aggressive optimisation.

I only wish that undefined behaviour in C++ were harder to accidentally use, or at least, if the compiler warned me "hey, I'm gonna do X here because that undefined behaviour here allows me to do so, this may not be portable to other compilers and may not be what you wanted, you've been warned!"
Is this similar to Prefect? I'm interested on using those kind of system, I think it would be really easy to mock up business processes on these kind of tools quickly before building a more robust solution.
The point when your probe arrives soonest is not the point where your propulsion technology is fastest, certainly, but that point is very unlikely to be now.
WSJ is hiring a cyber threat investigative data reporter
the preloading and caching seems like a marginal speed boost. the main win from AMP is just the stripped-down format, which does not require the cache.
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If your guess is a mathematical formula with assumptions for the inputs, those assumptions can be tested and the formula refined ... It's a SWAG.

You use things like Average/95/99, t shirt sizing, how much work can be done in parallel, 3rd party/client dependencies, ramp up time for a new library ... it's still a wild assed guess but at least there's some basis in reality and you can defend your estimate - show me what I'm wrong about or missing and I'll revise my formula.

Negotiating over the assumptions and inputs is 90% of the battle anyway. Without a model you're standing on sand.
https://blogs.bing.com/Webmaster-Blog/September-2018/Introdu...

Disclaimer: I work at Google, nothing related to AMP or search.
Actually many plants “manipulate” animals or insects to do their bidding through their produce. Many (all?) flowers exist to attract bees or birds to carry their pollen to other plants. Some even paste their pollen onto bees after trapping them into a sticky fluid. Fruit of course transmit seeds for plants. Those plants being cultivated in farms may not often have their seeds directly planted for the next generation, but their species is definitely assured to continue by their humans.
Yeah, they pitched it as a discount but they also raised the base rate at the same time so the framing rang a little hollow.
Why do you think this vegan wants nothing bad ever happen to an animal? Freedom is valuable on its own, even when that freedom means that life is a struggle. Why do you assume that this person thinks nature is idyllic and pretty?

You can compare it to choosing between a life in prison or living alone on a deserted island. If the person affected makes the choice, that's one thing, and it doesn't really matter which option they choose from a moral standpoint. But choosing for someone else is iffy. How can I decide if it's best for you to be in prison or on a deserted island?
I believe it's a bit more nuanced than that.

Most vegans I've spoken to believe that hunting is okay. If you have the callousness of killing a baby dear, then you 'deserve' to eat it. The problem comes from how modern meat is produced - in massive factories which provide just enough conditions for the 'meat' to get produced. Animal wellbeing is nowhere near the list of priorities.

Mark my words. Two hundred years from now, if there will anything left of this planet, we will be seen as retarded barbarians for what we are doing now to the animals and environment.
> constantly staying with friends and family

I wonder if truly free living is possible - looks like someone is always paying some price/ doing unfree things to make it happen.
Yes, folks were always smart to re-use things such as dates, and even forms of workship etc.

But the semantics changes substantially with different religions, only dates, abstract motions, and symbols remained (seldom the symbolisms, meanings, etc).

Which is why pointing that this or that custom was adopted from an earlier religion doesn't say much about it's new role -- some skeptics seem to go like "it was adopted, so it's fake" and can't fathom that it just means it was convenient and served a role for both religions, nor that the role can be completely different, even if the date is the same.

Like if we replaced Xmas on Dec 25, but kept the date as a new holiday of a new religion, say, "The day of buying gifts". So, instead of the message of god becoming man, redemption, love, etc, it would mean "time to indulge ourselves with crap, and buy some token BS for others to keep the market moving". Hmm, wait, we already did that.
Supervised injection sites don't seem like the obvious answer to me. Legalize the use of drugs, sure. Provide needle exchange programs to prevent the spread of disease, maybe. But I don't know that we need to pay to provide space and staff for people to use heroin. We should draw the line in indulging people's bad habits somewhere.

It isn't reasonable to shoot up in a public bathroom even if a city doesn't provide supervised injection sites any more than it is reasonable to have sex in the street if a city doesn't provide free love hotels. At some point antisocial behavior is and ought to be considered criminal.
Compiling Python to WASM was far from straightforward. That's essentially all Pyodide is, and why it is impressive. Presumably no one has taken the time to combine it with Jupyter since it is so brand spanking new.
Mine was hardware and software related.

I built a WebUSB Postal Scale and WebUSB Label Printer so our e-commerce company could print carrier shipping labels with just one click.

It took the process of fulfilling an order down to ~10 seconds per order.
The N64 the console with the worse video output and it poor texture quality doesn't help. The only thing that really improves it is an expensive internal HDMI mod.
And if you have any actual evidence that the other groups you name are being measurably affected, make your data known, so we can make corrections in those cases as well.
You can filter out just about all motley groups of college students by refusing a cosigner. There are plenty of other trivial filters to choose from that succeed in court.
Heck, I remember Microsoft FrontPage doing at least some of this.
So the solution to the shitty state of google ads is to submits to google and implement their new shitty product?
After looking at the games they produce, I conclude that they're not a "gamedev company", they're nothing but dirty whale (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_roller) hunters.
society medicalizing it via the lens of psychology is not always helpful. These people need help, but teaching them to be part of the system again (which they rejected or which rejected them) can give them even more the feeling of not being understood. Urban living presses us into a pattern not everyone is cut out for or will find worth living.

but what do I know. kids today are put on Ritalin like it was candy, and everyone has to march in lockstep. If you don't you're lazy, or a bum. To quote Pulp Fiction:

VINCENT: So if you’re quitting the life, what’ll you do?

JULES: That’s what I’ve been sitting here contemplating. First, I’m gonna deliver this case to Marsellus. Then, basically, I’m gonna walk the earth.

VINCENT: What do you mean, walk the earth?

JULES: You know, like Caine in “KUNG FU.” Just walk from town to town, meet people, get in adventures.

VINCENT: How long do you intend to walk the earth?

JULES: Until God puts me where he want me to be.

VINCENT: What if he never does?

JULES: If it takes forever, I’ll wait forever.

VINCENT: So you decided to be a bum?

JULES: I’ll just be Jules, Vincent – no more, no less.

EDIT: ofc medicalizing the problem is what people do because that way they become the problem of a therapist, and we can sleep better because we know that a professional will look after them (it's easier to deal with them by just looking at their disease instead of the human behind the disease - "and anyway how could we possibly help somebody that far gone and who obviously doesn't even want to be helped").

For anyone who doesn't know this yet: German prisons (probably not just in Germany but other places in Europe) are full of homeless people that are there for not paying the tram/bus fare (often intentional in order to survive the colder months of the year).

Also for all the people who wonder how can anyone let themselves go so low and lie in the street with pants full of shit, it helps with not getting raped (it doesn't help though with avoiding being doused with lighter fluid and set on fire unfortunately).
Yeah, I know, I have a license for it on OS X. It also does SCP/SFTP/S3 and others. But in the end it's still a pretty limited offering, for special cases (geeks wanting to use the iPad for administration or development, for example).

Not the kind of mass market app the general iPad users would buy en masse.
I think you may have misread. It's clear that fideism is being discussed in the context of Christian belief in the article I linked:

>... before we believe in a proposition as revealed by God, we must first know with certitude that God exists, that He reveals such and such a proposition, and that His teaching is worthy of assent, all of which questions can and must be ultimately decided only by an act of intellectual assent based on objective evidence. Thus, fideism not only denies intellectual knowledge, but logically ruins faith itself.

See e.g. the following for further discussion.

https://christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/67580/what-...
The problem here is tooling and workflows. Often you'll be using a SaaS product to manage translations, like Lokalise or similar products. At the end of the day, these just give you a whole bunch of strings to put in your app.

I've found this really hard. At my last place we just ate the cost (and ugliness) of included HTML in this strings and dangerously inserting them into the page.
Am I silly to worry about the amount of space junk all these companies are gonna contribute?