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Osmind.org | YC S20 | ONSITE (home for COVID) | Mountain View (Bay Area) | Full-time | Mid-Senior Software Engineer | $120-160k + equity

Stack: NodeJS, AWS (serverless), NoSQL, React, React Native

We're a health-tech startup that specializes in applications for mental health clinics. Our mission is to help advance innovative mental health treatments, such as those ranging from FDA-approved psychedelics to neuromodulation. We do this through our EMR and related applications that allow us to analyze data to help doctors deliver better care.

We are looking for engineers that:

- have development experience w/ NodeJS and React

- love building products

- have experience or willingness to work for an early stage startup

Apply here https://osmind.breezy.hr/ or message me on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannypaz/

No recruiters. Unable to support visa (might be able to transfer).
if we are serious about benefits for everyone then make it available to everyone: healthcare, retirement options, sick days, unemployment

remove the tax benefits around employer health plans, or exclusivity of 401k plans

Then it doesn’t matter if you have a hotdog cart, shine shoes or are a white collar worker.
If that use case was interesting, check out also colour led light bulbs. Turning on a very dim red/brown light lets you see the way to the bathroom, but it's not enough to wake other up. Also when you turn red lights off, it doesn't kill your low-light vision.
Just curious - why not use Matternost as a backup? (disclosure: I work at Mattermost, but really just want to know what you think)

I’ve advocated for an idea where Mattermost is to be used as a “bunker” where it is hosted on a raspberry Pi (or somewhere else) and acts as a digital bunker if your critical infrastructure (slack, teams, exchange?) is compromised somehow.
Google allows overrides, so nobody is forcing you to do anything you don’t want to do.
Yes I wasn’t sure my video featured the Mars globe, just the lander and some photos (didn’t have time to rewatch the whole thing).

Thanks for the link.

I love this era of space exploration and what they achieved with so little technology by modern standards.

I wonder if that Mars “globe” still exists anywhere in a museum.
"Health benefits of quitting smoking...Within 48 hours, nerve endings and sense of smell and taste both start recovering."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoking_cessation#Health_benef...

Think about how the smell longer on your clothes. That smell lingering in your mouth is going to mess with your smell and taste. And that's ignoring the damage inhaling burning air does to your mouth.
Tech recruiter here.

Pros:

+ Very beautifully designed project

+ Super readability

Big, easy to fix negative:

Force people to add months to the years! You only asks the year when someone started in "Work Experience". If I read "2012-2013" I can't tell if someone has been at a place ~12 months or ~1 month. This information is very important.

Also, please calculate the durations to allow readers to grasp tenure faster. Sometimes people need to skim through 200 CVs per day, so every inch of improvement is a big deal. Check how Linkedin does it: "May 2012 - June 2012, 1 year 1 month"

Here a video where I improve some CVs, maybe that helps to make the product better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haQ4rtEjhJQ
Just giving an empty comment serves no purpose. If it's too hard or time consuming to debunk the whole article, then pick the most consequential point or the point that's the easiest to disprove.

"This article is disinformation. For example they claim X when in reality !X as you can see here." Is a way more persuasive and valuable comment.
Nvidia cut Hardware Unboxed off from review samples because they weren't happy with the editorial. Nvidia specifically said that "should your editorial direction change, we will reconsider..."

It's not text, and it's pretty long at 40 minutes, but it's a good summary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIvuWdxClSs
Ads are only coming to public channels were channel owners already publish ad messages. Signal is located in USA, so it's quite easy for NSA et al to pressure Signal to implement backdoors.
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That's a cool site. I'm afraid Spain is not even close to having something like that, there's a consultancy firm epidemic here due to our flexible contract laws.
Attribution is to UNC2452 and not Cozy Bear, although there are certain shared characteristics making the source region clear.
That's not my experience and generally speaking, local FTE salaries vs consultant rates are different things.

Although, you might be right for this particular case.
>We (humans) had wet markets filled with animals, including the very bats that carry the base virus.

That's not in evidence.

>Bats were initially suggested to be the source of the virus, although it remains unclear if bats were sold there (Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market).

>Despite the role that the market played in the pandemic, it is yet unclear whether the novel coronavirus outbreak started in the market.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huanan_Seafood_Wholesale_Marke...
I'm not sure about the city taking your house, but certainly they can approve rezoning areas, and demolition and construction permits. If a developer gets approval and can purchase every house, there's not much difference (though at least owners are compensated, hopefully more than fairly).

Once the vast majority of your neighborhood signs on, you don't really have much choice. You can hold out for a better offer, but you might also have them literally just build around you [1].

[1] https://www.boredpanda.com/stubborn-home-owners-refuse-to-se...
One thing I've found (admittedly with audio) is that you can usually get away with less dither power than is needed to completely linearize the error, at the cost of some harmonics for pathological signals which still ends up being less noticeable than the higher power dither noise.

I expect something similar to apply to images.
No, it's no different than the capacitor in that respect. Capacitance is dq/dV.

A (fixed) capacitor has a constant capacitance C just like a fixed memristor has a constant memristance M. Both M and C can be used in differential equations involving charge.
If you think Trump supporters are bad you should take a look at some of the CCTV archives.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/06/world/asia/china-covid-or...
..in source size. What I meant was while for a single source file, performance implications aren't noticeable. But usually when we run a tool like this, we happen to do it on an entire project, e.g. imagine running it on Kubernetes repo. If it were to parse entire syntax trees, the performance implications would be significant.
Many were practically blackmailed.

Uber/Lyft/DoorDash etc. threatened to summarily shut down in the middle of a pandemic if Prop 22 didn't get passed.

Uber and Lyft actually did this in Austin, but since it wasn't in the middle of a pandemic people had other options and could make adjustments. And then Uber and Lyft went crying to the state government to override Austin because Austin started generating alternatives and we found out that Uber/Lyft don't really have an unassailable position but they have LOTS of VC cash to spend on lobbying and advertising.

Unfortunately, making the kind of adjustments that people in Austin did borders on impossible right now, so this kind of threat was quite effective.
Just FYI: Handel translates to „Trade“ in German. I think you picked it to refer to the composer „Händel”, right? Anyway I expected something different after reading the name ;)
Most important news of the last 2 years.

This makes the business model of most clearinghouses obsolete, as the banks will be able to cut out the intermediary by using technology.
Remember not to press too hard on the keyboard as this will caus a hard reset. Not sure if this happened with all ZX81 models, but on a friend's model we had to be very careful when entering our elaborate programs not to cause a reset by typing too hard.
"Contractor" is a bit of a misnomer in the case of Google (and other tech companies). You have FTEs and "TVC"s, which is a large group of non-Google employees (of which contractors, the "C" is by far the smallest). The largest are "V", the Vendors. Employees of third party companies contracted to Google to do stuff. Vendors do all kinds of things: clean, cook, manual QA work where necessary, drive cars, etc.

The vast majority of the TVCs Google works with are Vendors, and most of them are paid much, much less than tech employees, because they aren't tech employees. But there are a variety of other requirements around working with vendors. The ability to give them gifts, recognition, and treat them like human people is limited by labor law, as if you start to treat them too much like everyone else at the office, they suddenly turn into Employees, despite being employed by a Vendor company, and Google really doesn't want this to happen.
My gripe with LineageOS support is that it does not support device encryption and/or SELinux, making it less secure than fully supported models.
This event will be a central security topic in academic studies for years to come. It is a literally fascinating design.
> debilitating economic cost

citation needed. Their internal economy works normally, they never had any lockdown. Far lower impact than those states that just let the virus go rampant every couple of months, followed by months of lockdown.

And yes, you could eradicate with this strategy, if enough places would adopt it and work together. I'd imagine a list of trusted covid free countries that can reintroduce bilateral travel without quarantine.
The problems/biases of the game you have listed seem to be more of being "American" than "neoliberal" though, although I get what you want to say.
I use 1mm quite a lot, if I want to hide legalese from interested eyes, to be able to state afterwards, that everything was written on the page …
Reading the AWK Programming Language book, it's amazing how little has changed in decades, I can still run the code snippets in 2021 in the same way I would have in 1991.
Interestingly, I've tried to find this exact website through Google before. It was very hard because the search terms "good", "cheap", and "fast" are common and used together frequently.

It may be an affiliate link farm but it's one that's done the most basic level of analysis to find an acceptable item in a category.

It's not great but it's a time-saver compared to me reading potentially fake Amazon reviews myself.
You can already create your own search engine, and have Google serve the same ads on it as they would for their own search. I don't know what the product is called, or what the requirements for signing up for it are, but it is how a lot (most?) of the smaller search engines monetize.

(I just checked Ask Jeeves and Startpage, and they were both serving ads from Google.)
Are there any test suites applied to both packages to see how compatible and reliable they are?
I love a lot of CLI apps, although they can take a good deal of configuration and time to get used to until they're more efficient than alternatives.

Some of my favorites for personal (non-server) use are zsh, tmux, irssi, youtube-dl, ranger, vim, mpd+ncpcpp, redshift, git, python, and all the usual core utils.

Don't forget to use as many custom aliases, themes, and functions as possible if you're going to stick with it. I even use many one-character aliases for common things, e.g. 'p' for python.
You might want to open up a dictionary and look up the definition of “terrorism” again.

Just doing something illegal with guns doesn’t quite qualify.
Would we own homes if they steadily lost value ?

I mean the house steadily loses value due to deterioration. But the land appreciates due to scarcity and the available financing.

>affordable for anyone who wants to live here

That doesn’t scale
> a population of 5 million Norwegians, the descendants of whom actually rank very high in socioeconomic indicators in the US

Why does this matter?

> one of the highest per capita GDPs in the world, thanks in large part to being one of the highest per capita oil exporters in the world for decades

Their GDP per capita is almost identical to the US. (And the US has tons of oil too for what it's worth.)
> which came to light after the rape charges

There were never any rape charges. Please get your facts correct before asserting falsehoods.
Turbo mode actually lowered the clock speed.
"As a Python programmer with limited experience with compiled languages"

In other words, someone who doesn't have a CS background, never took theory of programming languages, etc. "Python programmer" is like the 2020's equivalent of a "HTML developer" from the 2000s.
This is a 50 000 liter tank to give an idea.

https://www.directwatertanks.co.uk/50000-litre-vertical-grp-...

I wonder if this means it is undoable.
But clearly no one is saying that email is too hard to use and we should just use $something_else (or are they?).

And you are starting to move goalposts here.. first it was uptime, then it was operations and now it's features...

And what about those web based IRC solutions? They are even easier to use than slack, have combined history, file sharing, etc.
Ex google employee here.

I used to have two email accounts, one something I registered for fun (and my main email), other with my name+lastname@gmail. I set up forwarding from second one to first one, then I forgot the password.

I tried to login probably a decade later last year. Couldn't remember the password. Asked internally if someone could help. They said they can't(they can easily verify who I am if they wanted). I asked them to send a password reset to the same email (name+lastname@gmail.com gets password reset email for name+lastname@gmail.com), they said they can't do. This would have worked for me due to forwarding, but no...

Something's at google are great. Support is not one of them.
Yes. I use LibreOffice Writer to export Tagged PDF/A-2b.
This is exactly why I use an Android phone.
OpenTTD, which is a very good open-source remake of Transport Tycoon Deluxe: https://www.openttd.org/

I have 20.04 LTS and it is available as the 'openttd' package.
Hey, thank you for replying to this old thread. I got sometimes to scan some fake models to eliminate any legal reasons for publishing real patients data on the Internet.

I published all data in this Github repo: https://github.com/thangngoc89/dxd-file-format

I also tried to scan something simple like an sphere or a pencil without any success. The software only recognize tooth-like structures.

Luciky, it can exports to STL files with 100% triangles that can be imported to others dental CAD software so I hope it would help with the progress.
Many many years ago I used to own and maintain a site which was getting a good amount of traffic at it's peak(that was around 2010-2011). It was getting something along the lines of 25-30k visitors per day, and much like the post here, it had no ads, no analytics, no share buttons or any of that. And mind you, a substantial amount of that traffic was coming from google searches. In all honesty I have no idea what I did, but I got it right. But, just like the post, overnight, the 25k daily users dropped to less than 100. I was scratching my head and trying to work out what had happened and when I googled some of the content of the website, it was nowhere to be found. Not on the second, third or even the 20th page. I never figured out why. I was very strict about every word that comes up on the site, every link, the rights of each image that appeared and everything but...
Maybe that numbers lead to the difference. I was on about the money because I thought it was the most tangible outcome. The way I see it the general population has a 0.0006/day chance of catching the virus, so you have to take that into account. Assuming you are in the half of the population that believes in the virus and wants a vaccine, the rate is probably half that because you are thaking even the smallest common sense precautions. If we use 0.0003/day, the 0.2% death rate, and a 50 day delay of treatment, I get that this Waco individual may have indirectly led to 0.01% of a human death, which I think is still very much an overestimate.

On an intellectual level, the weird part I react to is that we don’t have a criminal justice system set up to punish probabilistic future harms from actions. What does it mean to have potentially killed 1% of a person someday?

On an emotional level, the weird part for me is how quickly people on each side of this are to dehumanize others and seek harsh and violent retribution. People have become so agitated, worn down, and stayed that way for so long, I think they have lost a lot of perspective, and for lack of a better word, touch with reality.

People who pull guns on others when asked to wear masks, and people who believe individuals should be imprisoned for meeting a consenting lover or friend indoors. Crazy times
The period needs to be sufficiently long such that it won’t show up as visible artifacts. I would think something like PRBS23 would do the trick and be trivial to implement.

That’s the cheapest choice. Better whiteness could come with some added complexity.
sadly the page visitor's traffic not. The page loads stuff from google domains. Sigh.
Hm that will essentially behave like random noise though, assuming that the position is sufficiently high resolution. So you'll need to round it in any case, and once you do that heavily enough, there is no need for this crypto magic.
Worked a bit for a logistics provider. My experience was this:

Investing tens of thousands of dollars of engineering and processing time isn't worth it to save seconds for an employee working minimum wage (that does the packing for awkward shapes by hand).
What are they supposed to do? Sometimes dealing with reality involves some pretty uncomfortable choices to make, even when that essentially makes you the bad guy.

The real issue here is that the economy was prematurely reopened before it was safe -- we have far more than enough money as a nation to have prevented this scenario from happening and chose a path of destruction out of sheer avarice instead.
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Bones grow in response to the stress placed on them? I think that's a general principle...

The article makes a point about recent generation of Japanese people having gained 5 inches height since adding more protein and dairy to their diets:

> For instance, since World War II, a switchover from heavy rice consumption to more dairy and protein in childhood has been linked to Japanese men gaining around 5 inches in average adult height.

Dairy is a much better source of calcium than rice and meat. I think children who have calcium-poor diets will develop smaller jaws, but the article doesn't mention calcium.

At least it knocks genetics:

> Assuming that genetics are chiefly responsible for the sudden modern rise of these dental maladies does not make sense, said Ehrlich. “There’s not been enough time for evolution over the span of only several generations to have made our jaws shrink,”

tl/dr: make sure the children in your orbit get adequate calcium and foods that need chewing.
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I'm really questioning if GPT3 would come up with better responses than @slg. They seemed to talk themselves into circles, and repeat themselves quite often, not taking into account new information. It's almost like they have a litany of responses that they fall back onto.
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Why are you being an asshole? Seems Inconsiderate.

You can remove those "Seems Inconsiderate" and still give feedback.
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At first glance, Facebook's content is a way crappier. Did you check "Recommended videos" section recently?
Why are some proven simple yet _useful_ preventative measures not taken? Like, promoting self blood oxygen monitoring with those (cheap!) finger oxymeter devices for all at-risk persons...

This would avoid lots of late emergency calls in critical condition due to silent hypoxia that developed in them for days/weeks...
> Overall, in the end Prop 22 was a wash.

Really? We've got employees with benefits and healthcare who just got their healthcare yanked out from under them in the middle of a pandemic.

That looks like a pretty big net loss to me.
The elite are not the ones making a tech salary and spending 1/4 of it on their rent. The elite are the few who are writing those tech salary paychecks.
Oddly enough, I don't see that feature in Telegram FOSS from F-Droid
Foucault was an anti-science obscurantist.

Postmodernists have nothing to say.

I posted the wrong link. Here is the right one:
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6f1bjq
Or obfuscating your C&C communications in mundane hash functions that appear to be routine periodic checks of file integrity. Exfiltrating your data the same way. They lived off the land and modified code. Pure genius, yet they poked a beehive. Wait for the full disclosure on this one. Impacted agencies and businesses are still assessing the scope of compromise. If you look around and see government businesses that were down over the holidays “upgrading their environment”, that would be a clue. What is frustrating is the number of agencies fully compromised in every respect yet they’ve not disclosed anything. Congress is gonna mindblow in about 6 months. And quite a few state legislative bodies as well. All those orgs hiding what we already know.
Just a heads up that your CV link returns a 404