skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And it will be again! ;)
Thanks for checking it out. In hindsight I understand what you mean now that I'm looking at it much closer.
Yep. It's so true when it comes to Indian philosophy. There is a ton of revisionism and strange understandings where people pretend an idea invented in 1800s is ancient. It's also somewhat true for China and Japan.
Sure: "The cloud doesn't solve common IT problems, only shifts them around, and makes some problems worse, such as more vendor-dependency. If you hire amateurs, you get amateurish results. Renting cloud-based amateurs has all the same problems as in-house (internal) amateurs."
What do you mean by, "Blow Red Hat?"
I believe those dots above the start area have something pulled out when you take the back of the sticker that stops it from rolling around until it gets applied to the correct thing
MIT: Door-to-door canvassing slowed an epidemic
If you are interested in BeyondCorp-style access, I put together a collection of curated resources.

https://github.com/pomerium/awesome-zero-trust

PRs welcome.
Apparently leap day is the cause: https://mobile.twitter.com/jtech63/status/123460004578739404...

Also rumor has it they “lost user data and the backups are
not working as expected”

Edit: This is the tweet. Not sure if it is legit: https://mobile.twitter.com/classrobinhood/status/12345774264...
Luck was on my side :)

I also had help from a friend who was a top ranked competitive programmer. We went over problems together. To anyone with a competitive programming background most FANG interview questions are absurdly easy.

You often see people asking “So I’m supposed to come up with these 3 tricks to solve these problems in 5 minutes and write the code in 20 minutes under pressure ?”. Competitive programmers have trained themselves to do exactly this and they do this consistently on questions way more difficult than the average FANG interview. The value of this skill in day to day development is debatable but it’s definitely something to sharpen your mind. It’s something one can learn to do with reasonable effort and is not impossibly hard as some like to claim.

I also winnowed down on what to prepare by eliminating types of questions not generally asked or too difficult by scanning lists of common questions asked. Although I had only a few weeks to prepare. If you have more time the second step may not be as necessary.

If you have one month to prepare use the Elements of Programming Interviews book. If you have more time check out Udi Manbers book on designing algorithms using induction. It goes into the why and the how.

In recent times I’ve observed that the system design interview increasingly plays the deciding role as most candidates can now solve the DS/Algo questions being asked.
Thank you for checking it out. I tested the half screen on a large screen and I completely forgot to test the half screen on other sizes.
We do this with a whitelist pattern to the building for 'sensitive' services. Setting up VPNs to AWS is prohibitively expensive if you're not going to build and manage hosts yourself. I don't have the time or patience to deal with it.
I've worked for years in various forms of Support, both end users and business clients (basically the bosses of the users).

These replies are the most useful when Support is B2C and absolutely crucial for some cultures like the US.

When supporting a business I've found that there are other useful skills:

* Understanding different stakeholders and how their needs differ. Just because someone's email is person@clientdomain.com doesn't mean they can increase scope and give you more work just because.

* Building trust is crucial, and being seen as genuine is extremely important - better err on the side of being truthful, even if it means you might be rude.

* If you correct the person you are talking to might be just what the his organization wants and expects from you.

* Generally the people you talk to the other side must be treated as peers, because at the end of the day you and they are both hired by someone to achieve a particular goal. They might even turn out to be contractors, but often this information is hidden.

* Above all else your job is to make money for your company. It is up to you, not marketing, upper management or sales.
That's next Sunday
Mars day

Jupiter day

Saturn day => Saturnday => Saturday
I see, I wouldn't call it lying then. "Not sugar" does not imply "does not behave like sugar".
Injection moulding can utilise about 30% recycled pellets to 70% of new plastic or it doesn't flow properly. Since that is how most of the mass-produced plastic used gets utilised it is a bit of an issue when the recycling volume is just 30% of the total. More problematically plastic containing prior recycled material can not be recycled again, you get just one extra use of 1/3 of it. That is basically throw away, it doesn't really recycle in any usable way.
Do you have suggestions for:

Deal with your circulatory issues. Hands, feet, nose and ears get shorted first when you have circulatory issues.
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For all of the lack of success they’ve had with everything else, if they just focused on

Ads, GSuite, Youtube, Android, Chrome, and GCP, how much would it affect their profit?
I'm an outsider that doesn't have much knowledge about faith, please humor me.

I looked up "Tetragrammaton" since I never heard of it[0], but I don't see how it would consist of a logical proof, I don't quite understand the significance. How do you reach your approximation from the tetragrammaton?

- [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetragrammaton
Been following this for the longest time. Unreal.
@ebg13

I understand your skepticism RE resolution, but people significantly underrate the quality of text that can be achieved in VR, even on today's hardware. Simula in particular has put in a lot of work in text resolution optimization (something that earlier VR Desktops failed completely at). This makes me able to use Simula for hours at a time, even on the old HTC Vive (2016 hardware). I won't lie and say it is equally impressive as a 4K monitor is today, but it's definitely usable and allows you to garner the other benefits of VR Desktop (10x more screens, 10x the size, 10x the focus/work immersions).

If you have an HTC Vive/Vive Pro/Valve Index, I can help you install Simula/give it a try. Contact me at george.w.singer [at] gmail [dot] com if you're interested.
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Probably because HN is geared more toward tech/web/ai startups and you have something else on your Resume. I would try other communities instead. I don't think you should be looking for a Jr. Web Dev position.
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There are little dots at the top of the place where the each ball starts. I expect there is something in those spots which prevents the balls from moving and you remove it before you apply the detector.
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"Today," or "tosol?"
3 Months of Free Object Storage from Linode
I spent a bit of time over the past couple of months ripping some of my CDs that were missing, getting rid of mostly overlapping redundant libraries, and deleting missing music. There was various breakage that I suspect may have been partially related to Apple Match. But it seems to be in reasonable shape now as far as I can tell.
My last employer used these when shipping robots. I don't know which was better: being able to show mis-shipment, or the deterrent effect of these highly-visible stickers.
That's a lot of word to defend a term that's going to instantly turn off the CEO if I were to bring it up with him (which I'm not going to do because it also instantly turns ME off).

Blockchain proponents have done a really good job of turning their terminology into dirty words. It's vaporware at best and actively malicious at worst. Just no.
I was posting because I remembered reading it decades ago and seemed factual, but after re-reading it in detail this article is obviously fictionalized and satirical, and isn't a literal WSJ article.
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@robertfw

What VR Desktop did you use when you gave it a try?

With respect to today's VR climate: I think people significantly underrate the quality of text that can be achieved in VR, even on today's hardware. Simula in particular has put in a lot of work in text resolution optimization (something that earlier VR Desktops failed completely at). This makes me able to use Simula for hours at a time, even on the old HTC Vive (2016 hardware). I won't lie and say it is equally impressive as a 4K monitor is today, but it's definitely usable and allows you to garner the other benefits of VR Desktop (10x more screens, 10x the size, 10x the focus/work immersions).

If you have an HTC Vive/Vive Pro/Valve Index, I can help you install Simula/give it a try. Contact me at george.w.singer [at] gmail [dot] com if you're interested.
Are you sure? There are holes in the yellow backing that look perfectly placed to have some sort of retaining pin inserted to hold the balls in place until use.

At first I thought they were meant to insert the ball, but the holes look too small.
Rishi Sunak plans to raise £3bn by scrapping 'entrepreneurs' relief'
>> You can of course melt almost any unprocessed cheese without separating it, but they all split if overheated and don't behave well with added liquid (e.g. in sauces) without assistance from some additive.

That is really not my experience. Are we both talking about good to high quality European hard and semi-hard cheeses, especially PDO varieties?

Edit: come to think of it, I should probably also check what you mean by "overheated". E.g. in Greece, where I come from, saganaki [1] is a signature dish that consists of a slab of graviera or kefalotyri (hard cheeses, in the alpine style) deep-fried in batter. I've had my share of sagnaki and I've never seen one break and separate in the way you say.

______________

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saganaki
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We can bullet time through humanity's time.
I would love to read more about why large apps are so big.

I currently work on a project that is much larger than I would expect it to be, both in terms of codebase and people, and while I don't know who to jank, I also don't understand why it has to be so big.
There isn't any sort of chemistry that could be used to refine it to a higher quality state?
Worth noting that clinical trials are underway for studying the effect of vitamin C infusions on 2019-nCov:

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04264533
You can see that in each section, there is a small hole in the back where you can see the box through the hole. When you buy these, each hole has a pin in it, keeping the ball in the starting area. When you pull the indicator off the backing, the pins come with it. So you only have to keep it upright after you peel the backing off.

Here is a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuLClpWRmQ8

You can see that each hole has a red colored pin in it, and you can see the pins come away with the backing (at about 0:21 in the video).
Figure out ways to get other people to actually wash hands and actually stop touching their face. This is a widespread problem. Most people are oblivious to how unclean their habits are.

Random ideas:

Promote tech that reduces germ proliferation, such as self checkout, sliding doors and hot air hand dryers.

Create a company to train cashiers to stop touching their damn faces and stop licking their fingers to help open bags.

Create one of those apps for changing your bad habits and make it all about Coronavirus and prevention and getting people to wash hands, stop touching their face, etc.

There is lots you can do. The primary sticking point currently is the lack of sufficient adoption of the best practices listed by every major health organization and repeated ad nauseum online, only to be routinely ignored in actual practice. Adoption of best practices is not a solved problem by any stretch of the imagination.
Steel as well, but in most places in the US you don't have to bin it separately, since it's magnetic and valuable, hence easy to remove from the waste stream.
> For example, source IPs belonging to a legitimate Italian ISP should not arrive in a Brazilian datacenter.

This is an assumption based on a very naive understanding how packets get delivered on the Internet. I for one wouldn't enjoy being blocked from CloudFlare sites just because of poor routing or peering.

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A closer look at Ownership in Rust
I thoroughly recommend Capture One Pro. It deals with my huge catalogue without breaking a sweat and its editing capabilities are class-leading.
Recently i was promoted to refresh my ff settings, and upon restarting, all my settings and plugins were set back up 0. Not a pleasant experience rebuilding my ff instance, but i guess it's better now than before.
Fwiw, Product@SpotInst here. Might I suggest that you give us a try. We ward off against this specific scenario by calculating a Spot score based on Instance Type/AZ and deliver flexibility with a choice of different instance types.
Keep seeing react native pop up in the comments, there has never been any indication that Messenger used any react native from fb feom all their presentations I have see . RN is used in the Marketplace tab on the Facebook App, the Ad manager app and a few other places.
How to Know If a Tech Incubator or Accelerator Is Right for Your Startup
you should build this! building a search engine today is no doubt an uphill battle, but the move toward more specialized platforms feels inevitable as there gets to be more and more of the web to index, search, and discover.
As a non-streaming music user, yes?
More testing sheds light on how virus is spreading in US
I think they're implying that MACs are authenticated the same way IP addresses are authenticated with Wireguard (you can say "only 52:54:00:7a:cc:dd can talk over this connection").
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This is off the mark in a couple of ways, recognizable burritos are and have been common in Chihuahua and along the border in that region, where flour tortillas (another item often mistaken as being of US origin) are common.

And tacos and burritos are noticeably Mexican / North American, not Latin American things. Totally foreign in Buenos Aires or Havana whether it’s a Taco Bell or taqueria.
You may be right. I just have good memories of Snow Leopard, I suppose.
Couldn't these be triggered by shock/vibrations that make the ball jump to the next slot? At first I thought they were filled with mineral oil or some viscous fluid to prevent this, but it looks like there are holes in the backing material so it's not fluid-tight.
@polote

The first time I used Simula, I did experience fatigue. After that, it seemed to go away. I tend to use it for a few hours at a time, so cannot comment beyond that, but it seems to work pretty well.

If you're interested in giving Simula a try, contact me at george.w.singer [at] gmail [dot] com. Right now, it's only compatible with the HTC Vive, HTC Vive Pro, or Valve Index. It should otherwise be buildable/runnable on all Linux distros.
Assuming Z axis is "up", you'll need one of these for the X and the Y axis to catch all relevant tilts. It's probably not cost effective or practical to make a 2-dimensional detector, but I imagine you could.
I can take a macbook to the apple store today if I'm willing to wait an hour. And they're proven rock solid to me, Lenovo isn't.
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> Check out this excellent visualization by Thomas Hurst showing how parameters influence each other:

> https://hur.st/bloomfilter/

Blush. However will I cope with all this extra traffic?

One common way to improve bloom filter cache performance is to divide them into blocks - elsewhere is mentioned doing it to the cache line, but it would be interesting to see how much performance would be gained with a more naive approach, for instance, splitting the filter into 4KiB pages.

I've done this for disk-backed filters, but never looked to see if it improved performance generally.
So, does this gracefully degrade to sRGB? If so, how does one set the rendering intent for degrading to sRGB? One needs to be able to choose either relative colorimetric or perceptual (absolute colorimetric and presentation are fairly uncommon), but which one depends on the intent of the designer.

Or is one expected to provide two different color values for every element? That would be tedious.
Note that thinkorswim is owned by TD, so it's effectively the same platform.
I was contacted but I had a different offer by the time it happened. Still worth it because the position looked interesting.
I am able to be productive in VR Desktop for far longer than 15-30 min at a time (sitting stationary with mouse + keyboard).
One thing that still confuses me about Rust and something I'm not able to brush aside is the fact that as far as I can tell I can't ever be certain when Rust will decide that it needs to copy the underlying data or merely pass a pointer. I don't know the language beyond reading a few chapters of the Rust book but this is something I'm stuck on and I won't invest time in learning the language that removes from my control when I pass data by reference versus pass it by value. The cost of the latter is simply too great in certain scenarios.

Can someone share a good, authoritative source that explains the variable passing semantics of Rust in terms that a C/C++/Java programmer can understand?
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You should check out sfs.opm.gov
I think for large organizations they probably make sense. They're potentially a lot less data per request than JSON.

For the average app? Overkill, sure.
This is the Thomistic view, not the official Catholic view, no?

Also, what about this verse?

"For the word of God is living and operative and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing even to the dividing of soul and spirit and of joints and marrow, and able to discern the thoughts and intentions of the heart."
@bamboozled

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Ok I didn't know that. I heard IT wages in the US were good but I didn't think they were that good. Here in Spain you're doing well with $2200 and that's a senior position at a big multinational.