skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The concern I dont understand. If all traffic is encrypted, what is the risk of Huawei equipment handling traffic? Are people worried about spying or being able to switch interrupt service?
What aren’t we using from the animal kingdom? We create sensors that are extra human. Infrared etc...

Maybe this is an unknown unknown problem. We can’t develop technology for senses we do not know about and so on.
A team that has skilled individuals exercising judgement and thinking critically about tools (for project management as for everything else) will alway outperform one that’s subordinate to a process.
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Why? That's part and parcel of lasting as far as the next charging point.

I didn't say "assuming no traffic" or similar, because that would be silly.

You seem to be critiquing an incredibly flimsy straw man.
Washington Post reporter on first police force using Amazon's Rekognition
Yeah, no-shows and late-arrivals are a huge problem for small businesses. My barber told me the same thing back in 2010. I launched Apptoto.com as a side project back then, went full-time with it in 2014 and it's still my full-time gig.
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Yes, you're right, there are options available other than 'firing' and that's the right one. This is why I'm not a manager. :)
That's good to hear. I wonder what happens once the stock is all sold. Do you think they'll release the source?
"That's how we always did it"

Basically the way any larger company works.
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2 years of software development experience (Full Stack) at Tekzenit Inc.

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Lacing white supremacy with sentiments of guilt or condemnation doesn't make it any less an example of white supremacy. Perhaps the least interesting thing about the people who went to the moon is the color of their skin. Only racists care what color their skin was. Old school white supremacists say it's great that they were white, new school white supremacists are upset that the whites did so well (are/were supreme). Both are racist, and we'd be better off moving past them.
What was unethical about what they did?

Risky? Sure. But I don't think adherence to corporate policy is an ethical goal
oh yeah forgot about that....its a great template, everything all one one html...many thanks. I will swap out the drawing.
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IE6 also had the first reasonably performant CSS/DOM implementation that was not just bolted on... Unless Opera 3.x came before?
Ethan Siegel write up on this problem: https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2018/06/22/why-...
Such a shame. I've worked with a couple of Anki's former DevOps engineers (lucky to have been able to hired one) and they are top notch.

My gut tells me that AI toys weren't the end game, since it's such a low margin space, but just a way to get there and they ran out of runway before they could reach that point.
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Strange in this case that they are charging for it right out of the gate. Google hasn't really done that with other experimental projects, right?
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> Other illicit drugs, such as ketamine, were also widespread in the shrimp.

Interesting on the widespread aspects here.
>I think this article is disingenuous.

Is 'The Register'. Being disingenuous is their bread and butter when you tune out the comedic writing style. I used to follow their climate change reporting as an interesting counterpoint as they were biased towards trying to disprove it. These days they more or less ignore climate change as a topic compared to five or ten years ago, if you look at frequency of articles.
Google has coincidentally made their products not work on Microsoft's Chromium based browser...and it's not even out of beta.
We have no better access to the sense data of the Ampullae of Lorenzini in a shark than we do to the signals recorded by a radio telescope. Arguably, our access is worse for the shark than for the telescope.

Ultimately, no matter what we use to record the data (animal or instrument), we can only access the results through our 5 senses.
Interesting idea, I've always struggled to attract attention to my pull requests.
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I would disagree. IE5.5 was the first browser you could reliably write "rich" web UIs in. Once we got to IE6/ Netscape 6/ Phoenix, it felt too easy.
Internet Explorer is still breathing?
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I'd assume/hope they're capturing the gases from the burning, but do you know if that produces anything usable or something we also need to then figure out what to do with?
A.D. :-)
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My heart almost skipped a beat thinking it was Anki SRS. Infinitely more useful than another VC vaporware.
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Do more Peloton jobs have the option to be remote? My wife is an accountant and she's looking for something, but it's hard to find non-dev remote jobs.
I wonder if they will release the full source code so that the developer communities around the world can start improving Vector's capabilities.
I do not have a personal site. I've been in the industry software industry 20+ yrs primarily in the Microsoft ecosystem, but not exclusively.

"Impact your career" can involved many things, but I'm reading your question as two-fold:
1) Getting a new job at a new company
2) Moving up at an existing company

For 1, the goal is to show someone that doesn't know you, what your capabilities are, and what you can bring to the table - that can be through various ways, people who say you must have a personal site are really just saying that a personal site is your portfolio that you can show people, but github and others are suitable as well. Here you've got to be able to demonstrate your capabilities - it is easier with a site, or some other publicly accessible form of portfolio (github, etc).

For 2, it is about growing yourself technically and politically and your internally executed work IS your portfolio. Succeed on your executed work and challenge yourself by taking on additional responsibilities where able and the rest will follow. YOU are always your best portfolio.

HTH
Weird. In Firefox you can't select the text in the second and third paragraph with the mouse. In Chromium, it works.
1) there are always holes in network gear. They are either deliberately put in, or in there because network firmware is difficult time short and buggy as hell. or SS7.

2) allowing Huawei to bid brings the price down. There aren't many major players, so a lack of competition means comedy quotes. (https://www.greyb.com/companies-working-on-5g-technology/)

3) france and germany can build them on their own, see above.

I suspect there are some specific flaws that are exploitable, perhaps. But, it depends on where the kit is. If its part of the core routing fabric, then yes, thats possibly a problem. However most networks have total oversight, because thats how GCHQ et al operate. At the very least keep a connetion record of every event that happens on the network
Standup is one area where the engineers can affect the culture and the outcome. Expect that at the beginning of a project they can be long but as time goes on they can be quite short. Neither is good or bad, but it's important to keep things succinct. Hopefully rotate who leads the standup - even every day. Probably unpopular opinion but anyone should be able to politely ask that some subjects be handled 'offline'. Well run standups are great tools for productivity. It's not a meeting and it's not conversation. It's discovery. It's having your teammates back.

EDIT: also keep in mind different personalities. Some people just aren't socially comfortable with the format. That's totally fine and hopefully team lead or standup lead will engage them directly after the standup and propagate any relevant info.
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I am a senior backend engineer with experiences building backends. Built messaging server, API services, etc.
I look for simple solutions to complex problems.

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Email: limandavid@gmail.com

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Relevant article from a source not behind a paywall:

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/apr/28/russia-gr...
Re-Approaching Color (2018)
Selling physical toys is about as far as you can get from "vaporware"
Yes, it's contentious and causes a huge deal everytime it hits the media, but ultimately they allow refueling.

They don't allow extraordinary rendition starting from the UK.
Zero-day attackers deliver a double dose of ransomware
So a backdoor is okay incase it's not hidden?
it's almost a psychology experiment where brands con you just enough and let you absorb the pain long enough that they forgot and start browsing for a new machine, repeating the cycle
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The most interesting thing to me is not that Google lead the charge here, but that everyone - including others at Google - was afraid to do it.

Web developers the world over hated dealing with IE6 lack of compliance with established standards. Microsoft even had a newer versions of IE that was better. Everyone wanted this, it's just that nobody was willing to do anything about it.

This is the world we live in. Even with a near worldwide consensus on what needs to be done, nobody is willing to say it for fear of repercussions. People would rather jump through hoops to support the status quo than risk backlash.

Another problem is that the people who would normally have to approve a change like this are not the people who had to jump through the hoops to support IE6.
> Lenovo pulled a stunt before where they loaded their "extra software" inside UEFI to be installed by Windows after a fresh install.

Holy cow. Would you have a link on this?
Based on reading a Los Angeles parking sign array, no, I'm not clear on whether I even have the right to park somewhere.
I'm sure it did, but this is the classic debate about disclosure: disclosing before the fix means that there will be more attackers. Not disclosing means anyone already exploiting the vulnerability is unwarned and defenseless. And sometimes, disclosing before a fix means the fix suddenly has resources and priority it didn't before.

I usually hear about 90 day disclosure, not 160(ish). I'm not saying there should have been disclosure before the fix in this case...but I'd rather see more discussion on that than yet another vendorware complaint. (which are valid, but hardly news)
Milk and flour, so, shelf-stable products (milk being quasi-shelf-stable since it's available year-round and can be refrigerated for a couple of weeks and still be usable). Blintzes and pierogi aren't what I would consider to be healthy food.
Just today I read a quote on Lean. It was Substance of lean vs. form of lean. And that only a minority is actually having the substance. Guess that applies to Agile as well.
I'm fine with that. Sooner the better.
Oh, I thought this is only my problem and there is some bias.
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Anki, Jibo, and Kuri: What We Can Learn from Social Robotics Failures
It is perfectly accessible, just a not a very good map over there.
Once we wanted to go to a bar but it turned out that they moved a few years ago to a completely different part of Shanghai.
I've asked Mexicans living in the US what happens if you go to the hospital and have anecdotally been told that they will absolutely turn you away for inability to pay unless you are dying from trauma, hence why I asked.

Two storys now, you've told me of people who have actually paid for healthcare in MX. What happens if you are destitute and need gallstones removed, for example?
Was it in the USA? I'm surprised there would be a jury on a theft case. Where I am from, I heard jury are limited to criminal courts where the minimal case is something like manslaughter.
I won't deny it's bad, but it's more of a smoking crater than a smoking gun. A genuine vulnerability existed, and it wasn't swiftly remove (apparently due to it being crucial to their manufacturing operations). Notwithstanding the potential for this to be an underhandedly engineered backdoor, there doesn't seem to be any evidence of it being more than an oversight similar to others common in the industry.
GDPR is imposed regularly, see [1] for an early account. Or do you mean something else?

[1] https://www.gdprtoday.org/gdpr-in-numbers/
> Inherent human rights are universal.

No, they are not. This reflects a bias to believing that your own ideas and values are best. The only value that is universal is power.

> the... countries with the highest scores are Israel...

I'm not sure what this is meant to argue. It is merely a listing of the countries in a certain area with the highest levels of democracy.

> they are over a dozen generations behind the west

Further reflection of your condescending attitude. Who are you to say they are "behind"? I believe in liberty, and would suppose you do as well, but what right have we to tell others what is right? Democracy may or may not take hold, but it is not intrinsically good.

Democracy is not a universal value, and cannot be forced on others. That is moral imperialism.
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Very true, though without such interference, the idea may never have arisen there.
I didn't downvote you but I was replying to the (now removed) comment.
Shouldn’t what be treason?
> The us has individual financing and high cost.

I think that's quite an understatement given total healthcare spending in the US is over 2x the OECD average: https://data.oecd.org/healthres/health-spending.htm
The world does not need another service where people are expected to talk to (argue with?) robots.

In all the time that I worked at IBM, a company that certainly could have implemented automated call responses, we never did. When customers called IBM, a human answered the phone. Always.
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IE6 should already have been dead by that time. Users could have upgraded to IE8 - IE9. Nobody forced anyone to go toward Chrome. The banner in question even randomized the displayed browser icons to avoid pushing Chrome.
It that library allowed them to enforce connection via HTTPS, then yes.
There is a third option... the EU countries develop its own technology.
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In the context of insolvency, a less culpable state, needless asset and job wastage was addressed for railroads by barring liquidation while displacing management with a board of trustees and stripping owners of their equity and voting power.

I'm not sure why equity holders of malfeasant corporations having criminal culpability should fare better than equity holders of corporations that suffer misfortune. The distinction creates a moral hazard.
Call me when transpacific or transatlantic air travel is carbon neutral.
Kowloon and Kowloon walled city are not the same thing. Kowloon walled city was long gone when I made that trip.