skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Resume/CV:

Now at Facebook. Indian Institute of Technology alumnus,

UScitizen with 20+ years of IT experience. Full stack.

PHP, node.js. javascript, MySql, Ruby, ROR, Laravel, Java

China and US work experience.

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Yeah, I tried to get in it for a bit, but ultimately started getting more serious about Speedcubing (Rubik's cubes). Even easier (or at least lazier) way to keep your hands busy :)

I do have a couple of "serious" Yoyos, including a OneDrop, that I pick up once in a while, maybe one day I'll get back into it for real.
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> Don't you think these things are directly related?

From what I've read there isn't a strong relation between them. Some of it is obvious. The system has been roughly the same for many years but the change happened to mental health anyway.

As I start to read studies on it I learn there are other factors affecting mental health.

The people who study these things are predominantly saying it's related. Why should we think it is?
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Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

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Email: See Résumé
> That seems to be the common theory, but what does that even mean?

It appears their start-up exists to answer this question. I strongly doubt their mission is "compete with Supermicro & Taiwanese ODMs on general-purpose computers"
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Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Spark, Hadoop

Website: roryhr.com

Email: rorhr + @ + gmail.com

Résumé/CV: https://github.com/roryhr/resume

Data scientist and engineer looking to move to Colorado. Open to remote but would prefer onsite.
Why isn't this CSS doing anything?
Are you arguing that people in the U.S. should have guns so that they can shoot at U.S. police and military if they disagree with a government policy?
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Remote: open

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: React, Angular, Laravel

Résumé/CV: www.hirelian.com

Email: lian@lianmunoz.com
Imagine that 1 person in the US died per year by getting hit by stray golf balls, and 10 people per year in France. (I'm not saying this is true; just imagine).

It might be true that France has by far the highest stray-golf-ball death rate in the world. But this wouldn't mean it is a significant cause of mortality, or an important object of public policy.
I wonder if they're trying to eliminate the VM substrate layer that clouds today currently run on by replacing it with hardware and an OS that is more amenable to running containers natively with good isolation/security properties?
You can have the best healthcare in the world and it won’t overcome modern lifestyle choices.

I spent the last week in 4 different states and airports. The BMI variety between them was staggering. Diabetes rates aren’t soaring because some healthplan is expensive.

People blame opoids like they’re causal. Those people have always been in physical agony, there’s just a magic pill now for their disability and as more people make worse choices that population is only going to grow.

Until K-12 diets and physical activity become mandates I don’t see how we get ahead of this problem with tech or cheaper healthcare.
So in your opinion, where should the line be between misdemeanor and felony?

Also, do you think that charging more people with felonies is an appropriate solution to crime that has it's roots in addiction and poverty?
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Gitcoin's mission is to "Grow Open Source". Gitcoin is a toolbox of Ethereum-based tools that help open source repo maintainers fund, incentivize, and manage work in Open Source Software.

We don't have an ICO or token; We are a team of 13 funded by ConsenSys, and have distributed about $2.8mm to the ecosystem since launch in November 2017.
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We love polyglots. We use lots of Ruby, Python, Elixir, and JavaScript (mostly React and React-Native).

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> There are no rabbits in the hat until late 2021 when 7nm comes to market. The 10nm process is completely broken.

10nm products have "shipped" and put up a solid fight: https://www.anandtech.com/show/15092/the-dell-xps-13-7390-2i... It shows good performance and strong efficiency.

10nm desktop & server parts seem entirely MIA and dead. But it seems that Intel is able to at least struggle out small laptop parts on the process.
Only if you don't like the taste in the first place.
Not being overweight and counting calories is another topic, but restraining yourself to a highly processed bean paste instead of grilling a steak in your backyard is a very questionable thing in terms of cost/impact.
Oh! That's a valid reason; I'm actually surprised that GraalVM has issues not supporting JVM features, since I've been using it for Clojure code locally (though admittedly just for fun, nothing serious). Definitely makes sense if you're stuck rewriting things anyway, might as well just do it in a more modern language.

Thanks for the insight!
And my phone autocorrected "obsoleted hardware" to "obsoleted the h". Thanks Google.
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New Vector is the startup which employs the core team behind Matrix (https://matrix.org) - the leading project for secure, open decentralised communication.

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We’re a small mission-led team with early adopters including organic users in the tens of millions, The French Government and others we can’t talk about yet(!). Almost all of the work we do is open source (https://github.com/matrix-org https://github.com/vector-im) and our server stack includes Python/Twisted & Go backed by Postgres and managed by Kubernetes/Ansible. Our client stack includes React, Kotlin, Objective-C and Swift.

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But the Chinese Empire has already fallen and changed radically, U.S.S.R. is not the same thing as the Russian Empire, even though they shared most of the same territory.

The point was that every empire falls sooner or later and that it happened to China as well.
Looks like you've been going down a similar path as me. Unfortunately, liquid fuels from pure electricity is extremely energy inefficient. For example, the fischer tropsch process will consume the hydrogen that you've split with precious electricity, and only half of that will make its way into the fuel, the other half of ends up converting back into water. And that is before you figure out how to get CO2 in concentrations high enough to be cost effective.

You might want to check out plasma reforming. It's the path I'm currently on, although targeted for a different end product.

https://drexel.edu/nyheiminstitute/researchlabs/plasma-energ...
> The NCA said properties in Hull, Leeds, London, Manchester, Merseyside, Milton Keynes, Nottingham, Somerset and Surrey were among those searched.

Presumably there would have to be some allegation of UK law-breaking in order to get a search warrant for properties in the UK.
Similarly, people will come to regard high levels of violence as normal if they spend enough time immersed in a violent culture.
I'll present a counter argument: these crimes are born out of poverty and addiction. Charging even more addicts & poor people with felonies does nothing to help equality.
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I think that maybe a lot of little, it doesn't cost much to add things ends up costing a lot.

Think about bathrooms; my childhood home and my grandparent's home both only had 1 bathroom. My grandparent's was on the second floor with enough room for a sink with a toilet on one side and bathtub on the other. Mine was toilet, sink and single standing shower.

Newer homes started having a guest toilet. Then guest/second bath and master bath. Now newer constructions seem to have 1 bathroom per bedroom as well a guest. All while increasing the size of the bathroom. And increasing the size of the bedroom. And the size of the closets. And so on.

I bought a 3 br 2 ba ranch. Currently my 2 sons are 1 and 6, I don't need the second bathroom. It's nice when we have guests but when we don't it just sits there.

I see many new constructions but not any that are even close in size or price to what I have. I also see the older lots being bought and redeveloped.
Having worked with Asynchronous python since the days of twisted, tornado - I haven't really found any real reason to switch to asyncio. Generally speaking the old forms of async syntax (@coroutine, @inline_callback) make it incredibly clear that you are executing code well outside of a sequential paradigm - they force you to think a little more about what is going on.

The idea of Django throwing errors when you try and run async unsafe code within an event loop gives me cause for concern. I can just imagine folks who don't understand adding 'yield', 'await', 'yield from' until the errors go away - while being confused with the resulting execution. I think there is always a place for synchronous code in Python - I think Django should lean in to the simplicity afforded by it.

Last note - I also am very weary to mix asynchronous code with other primitives like threading, multiprocessing. If I am going the route of async programming - I usually just intend to optimize a single thread - and then I leave it up to the OS to optimize across multiple processes.
New luxury housing is not used as comps for older housing, at least in California. There is always a massive price premium for newer housing over older housing, contrary to your claims.
I can't figure where all the negativity is coming from. Envy, sloth, pride? Good luck Oxide founders !!!
>expecting people's values to at least be correlated with the values of the people who raised them is not unreasonable and it's a pretty decent rule of thumb.

I'm more of a "content of one's individual character" guy.

And I'm not an proto-human from 500,000 years ago who has to rapidly distinguish friend from foe or face a painful death on a grassy plain in what is now Ethiopia so I have the wonderful luxury of being able to evaluate everyone individually.

Expecting people's values to at least be correlated with the values of the people who raised them is unreasonable and it is not a decent rule of thumb.

It is prejudice.

Here's a pretty good analysis of Patanjali's statements on prejudice (Patanjali's Yoga Sutras (4.24-28)):

>Prejudice is always based on misperception, which comes from ignorance. Ignorance arises from being told a lie and believing it and then continuing to tell yourself and others that lie—deepening your belief in it to such an extent that it affects how you see yourself and the others whom you are prejudiced against, resulting in a distortion of the truth. Prejudice is a mental affliction that pollutes the mind with deception. To rid yourself of prejudice, you must destroy the lie at the root. Only knowledge can burn prejudice at its root and reveal the truth.

Of course, there are many philosophies that repeat this or something virtually similar to this, and have done so for thousands of years so for a happy, more ethical, less prejudiced life you can take your pick.
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It’s not a U.K. thing it’s an Europol thing:

https://www.europol.europa.eu/newsroom/news/international-cr...

No idea what law it breaks, but apparently the developer of a similar Trojan got 30 months in prison in a similar case:
https://thehackernews.com/2018/10/hacking-tool-luminositylin...

I’m sure glad that wasn’t a thing when I was a teenager and cult of the dead cow was cool.
I don't own or use a smart-phone, why should my kid be forced to?
Puget Systems:“Intel Has Every Right” to Make Intel MKL Run Slower on AMD CPUs
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We are a development team working on the internal web applications from student management to admissions to all the other needs of the University. Team members are given wide latitude on their technical decisions and we offer good work-life balance. We have a good environment for mentoring too.

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Remote: Yes, strongly preferred

Willing to relocate: Unlikely

Technologies: Python, Golang, C, C++, Javascript, TensorFlow, Mathematica, HTML/CSS

Résumé/CV: Can be provided upon request

Email: iihtimsad@gmail.com

Background in math, linguistics, and creative writing. Some machine learning and NLP. Some parsing and compiler work. Have been working remotely for the past 2.5 years for an established company as a primarily backend website and application developer. Also lead the small part time software team for an independent newspaper. Looking for an interesting and challenging position dealing with new technologies and/or research.
I had a 10 minute commute before I started working from home. The big thing that lets me see my kids more is that I am _already home_ when they get back from school in the afternoon. Previously, I only would see them when I got back home from the office, right at dinner time.
https://ourworldindata.org/does-the-news-reflect-what-we-die....
Does the news reflect what we die from? No

Death from terrorism is 4000X over represented in the news
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You mean unconstitutional opinion.
Utterly irrelevant. Your point was that Ukraine's economic problems are due to the Russian invasion, which is false. Losing the Donbas may have made things a bit worse, but Ukraine was an economic basketcase since the collapse of the USSR and it remains one.
AM4 was never DDR3. DDR4 predates Ryzen by about 2 years. There was no overlap with Ryzen & DDR3.
I'm not sure why you think you should deserve any privacy in a conversation when you have that conversation right next to some stranger. If you want something to be private, you don't do it in public. This should be self-evident, hence why the terms "public" and "private" usually function as antonyms.
Yeah, I also learned to talk to other humans in my late teens and had girlfriends (and friends in general both male and female). I think a lot of this bollocks preys on people with severe social issues. Unfortunately it sucks them into hate and resentment circle jerks and keeps them from finding actual escape hatches.

BTW I have lots of issues with Ayn Rand but IMHO Objectivism is less loony than this stuff. She once wrote that "racism is the lowest form of collectivism," and I agree. She wouldn't be a friend of this stuff if she were still around, but she died in the late 80s. I actually think reading Rand in my teens and early 20s was an inoculant for me. I do think she was an original and very often misunderstood thinker even though I don't think she was ultimately successful. I consider her a liberal heretic rather than a right-winger and oddly enough I compare her to Marx as someone who had brilliant insights but whose prescriptions don't quite work.

This podcast is worth a listen:

https://parallaxviews.podbean.com/e/ep-8-jeffrey-a-tucker-on...
Postdoc Myths
China Has Lost Taiwan, and It Knows It
“There’s a low barrier to entry for text”: The rise of the DTC telemarketer
tsch or dsch
Chinese telecoms must use "AI and other technical means" to identify phone users
and now the schools are stuck accepting those students the people who fund the places intended -- their own communities
One Independent Movie Theater Struggles to Survive in the Netflix Age
In the past 10 years there has been a 2.5x increase in teen girl suicide rates. Those kids can either get healthcare through their parents employers or though other means if their parents can't provide it.

Those kids have access to health care.

How many of the parents know how to spot the problems? Do they know when to get their kids into a professional?

Researchers have documented many of the causes yet we rarely talk about them or do anything about them. For example, smart phones and social media are a major factor. This was first correlation and then researches later figured out the causation.

How come we don't even talk about what's causing this?

Looking just at the means by which we get healthcare isn't going to fix all the things. We need to talk about the other elements and do something about them if we want change.