skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: London, United Kingdom

Remote: Sure

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Solidity, Python, SQL, VBA, JavaScript. Applied Stats & ML Skills (Reinforcement and Deep Learning)

Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9v1hwlj2sgpp6ud/PS%20-%20CV.pdf?dl...

Email: see CV

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Hi! I've just moved to London after spending some time out in New Zealand during Covid. I am a finance professional and a tech generalist. My experience to date has been focused on designing, building and running systematic trading systems. I worked at an Investment Bank as a derivatives trader for a number of years and was most recently at a Hedge Fund. I have an MBA as well as a Computer Science degree.

Interested in:

Finance Roles: Buyside Quant Research or Junior Portfolio Manager for Stat Arb or Relative Value strategies

Tech Roles: Open to opportunities in Crypto, FinTech and co-founder, product management or strategy positions

Thanks!
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Are you dismissing this article because the authors might disagree with you over some other political opinions or ideals?
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- We have a commitment to transparency and offer a "no surprises experience" throughout the interview and hiring process. We value candor...as evidenced by the length of our job description. :)

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Wow, talk about presumption of innocence... there are blasphemy laws in some countries that make "public actions committed with the express purpose of insulting religious beliefs" a crime which is actually a very sensible definition per se: first of all, it excludes personal correspondence and private blogs (unless the blog is particularly popular), and second, go and try to prove that intent. That requires linguistic expertise and the experts, except in very egregious cases, tend to write opinions of "nope, they just were emotionally expressing their opinions without specifically addressing anyone or any group in particular" kind.
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Classic XKCD: an incredibly tall image that ends in the Hockey Stick. The winky face is what really settles it, though. QED. ;)
> If there were places IRL where the average person is subjected to a constant barrage of callousness it wouldn't continue to exist, would it?

Are you suggesting that there are populated places that you can visit in real life where loudly shouting an arbitrary statement could not attract abuse?

If I went to a model train convention, carrying a giant sign explaining how childish and stupid I think model train enthusiasts are, do you think I would be subjected to a "constant barrage of callousness" until I left?

In the UK, "trolling" has been entirely defined (by a media and political class full of blue checks) as any angry response of the public against the wise observations of blue checks. It's entirely class-based. You don't have to threaten, you don't have to swear, you don't have to be ethnically, religiously, or sexually bigoted. You just have to strongly disagree. In fact, the more biting and incisive the comment, the bigger the perceived offense.

Entirely about nobodies embarrassing somebodies in public.

edit: this is a special meaning within the UK media and political classes. Generally, "trolls" are people who like to cause arguments online, and who can be judged by the ratio of the number of characters they type to the number of characters they cause to be typed. "Trolls" are not people who have an honest belief in what they are saying. It's only in the UK (AFAIK) where "troll" is defined by disagreement and exacerbated by tone.
More like 75%. Roblox is a terrible company that pays company scrip to exploit kids.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gXlauRB1EQ
I've been really enjoying this kind of content that Business Insider has been putting out. I've been watching their content on YouTube about why things are so expensive and about businesses that have been around for hundreds of years ("Still Standing"). Highly recommend y'all check out their content.

https://www.youtube.com/user/businessinsider/videos
I wonder how long it will take until people adopt their new name, and MAANG
Wasn't there a thing where more green cover = more clouds, because the greenery kept surface water from being absorbed into the soil (and therefore unavailable for evaporation and cloud formation)? I seem to remember reading about that. And, obviously, more clouds = higher albedo. Though water vapour itself is a very strong greenhouse gas, so the net effect is tricky to predict.
Another step towards erasing free speech to protect feelings.

People need to read 1984 and Gulag Archipelago.
Good luck with that.

You’d have the largest tech companies in the world fighting it.
I assure you, the intent was not to refer to a baby.
ClickHouse vs TimescaleDB
Great job! My ultimate (and totally unrealistic) wish list:

Multitouch dragging and resizing and rotating and pushing and pulling images. Really cool if it works seamlessly with camera motion and rotation too. So you can correct the size and depth of misplaced pictures easily.

(The dragging gesture currently does, hurrya! Now "just" make the resizing and twisting and pulling and pushing gestures work that way by following camera motion too! Yes it's tricky code but it'll be worth it and satisfying.)

Bump the edges of dragging and resizing pictures up against the corners of the room. And when picture edges bump together they push each other around, with 2d physics (or use 3d physics with gravity oriented so the wall is a flat or graded floor). So you can't drag a picture into an orthogonal wall, or make pictures on the same wall overlap, and the wall corners and picture frames have more physicality, so you can easily align multiple images along a corner.

Scroll all the pictures on the wall at once by dragging the background like a virtual desktop that clips to the corners of the room.

Full depth 3d frames, that you can look around and see the back of.

Hinged frames that you can open this way or that to reveal a hidden safe (that you can open by twisting the dial to see what's inside) or window (that you can see through in parallax to another outdoor photo (or 3d scene with dancing characters) you've placed outside in the distance, like the a-ha "Take On Me" music video door AR demo).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djV11Xbc914

https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/27/someone-made-the-take-on-m...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaEeRoBY8jY

Flat screen TVs for walls, big deep retro monitors for desktops, and big wooden Magnivox Color Television consoles with rounded screens for floors.

Sometimes the reception cuts out and you have to fiddle with the antenna to get the picture back. In-app purchase of a cable tv subscription to fix all your bad reception problems once and for all.

Simulating a backlighted screen solves the "uncanny gap" lighting problem by being emissive like a TV, instead of reflective like a painting. Well you still have to light the frame itself, but ARKit will tell you the light direction estimate, and it's ok if your frames have dark and shadowy edges and bright specular highlights, since it's not the actual picture you're trying to look at, just a frame.

Save and exchange scenes online!

Map (load and save over the net) your sets of pictures on one individual flat wall surface to other people's flat walls in different rooms, instead of trying to map between the entire 3d rooms, which probably won't match in size and shape.

So I could have one wall mapped back-and-forth with one person's wall, and another wall mapped back-and-forth with another person's wall.

Then stream live video in the pictures!
Location: Orlando, Florida

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: Depends

Technologies: Linux Administration, Kubernetes, Kafka, CouchDB/NoSQL, Redis, Python, Elixir, Scala, CI/CD

Résumé: https://mikedelago.com/resume

email: michaeldelago98 at gmail dot com

Late Junior/early mid DevOps Engineer/SRE. I really enjoy development, and won't shy away from backend dev roles.

I don't have any cloud experience due to the companies I've worked at hosting everything on prem, so I'm working on AWS certs to fill that gap in my resume.
This is a truly bizarre article. It builds up a complete strawman of like "some people believe/advocate that you should do basically nothing except read," and then tries to knock it down by showing that Warren Buffet... traveled a good amount? And had friends?
Man this site is toxic, full page cover "lets talk about your adblocker", meanwhile a video with sound is playing in the background and you can't do anything about it. Seriously, what do they expect people to do? I know I hit the close tab in record time.
My implication was extraordinary inflation isn’t good. The fed, since Bush/Clinton/Greenspan targeted 2-3.5% as desirable “good”.

What I mean is if what we have now (which is about double the norm) were good, we would have done it a long time ago and so would have others.
China has hundreds of EV car startups and it appears that they are reaching the capability of making half decent cars. When these cars enter places like the US market, they are going to decimate the competition. We should probably expect an invasion of Chinese cars in the next few years.

For example:

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BYD_e2

This car looks like a decent entry level car, 190-250 Miles. starting at around ~16k. Even if it sells for 25k in the US, it seems like good value.
I would like to think Signal would simply not operate in the EU in any official capacity if this were passed as written. WhatsApp would definitely cave though.
The key problem is that it is a civil matter. It's like a contract dispute - it's not a police matter. Obviously for the individual it's a major life-changing disaster... but in the eyes of the state it's equivalent to 'we ordered four cases of Coca-Cola but our vendor only delivered three'.
It works as well or better than my iPhone 6's.
The plotline there, as far as I remember, was that bullfrog DNA meant that some female dinosaurs could actually morph to become male and reproduce with the females (this is something that happens in some fish, amphibians, and even reptiles, where sex is not genetically determined).
> selected citizens

Yup, they wouldn't even dream about that magnitude.
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Only if you use RDP which is basically a remote graphic card where as VNC type systems capture the frame buffer of actual graphics card on the remote. Steamlink, Team Viewer, etc all have similar issues on Windows as well.

Tried doing Steam link to a Windows computer without monitor attached and would only work in like 1024x768, needed a monitor attached to get 1920x1080 almost bought a dummy for the Windows machine similar to this but had and extra monitor so I didn't bother.

Also VNC like system will turn on a monitor and you can see what people are doing remotely, RDP doesn't do that. RDP is a really nice system that gets really good performance over low bandwidth links due to remoting higher level graphics API, at least it used to, wish Apple had a built in equivalent that worked similarly.
Youth and Genius
But if nobody has found any backdoors, including with an audit by a security agency, how can OP use "backdoors" as an argument against Huawei?
As it's not directly explained on the link, I'll ask here... How/Why is it still burning?

I have light bulbs in my house that blow after only a few months use, and normally only blow when I turn them on, if this bulb was power cycled, would it blow?
The domain is a major email provider, protonmail. They can read the contents and they already have the option to put it in a spam folder if it so heinous. They could very easily elaborate whether it is the domain, my address or the content of a previous message that has resulted in the block, but no.

They could simply do that instead of subtly encouraging me to use their email service, it is entirely their fault.
Inconsistency is terrible regardless of how high-quality the law is. Law is about setting boundaries but if you see everyone else breaking a law and then you get prosecuted for breaking it yourself, you don't create anything except resentment.

I think poorly written and inconsistently applied laws is a big part of why the UK has become so selfish. Easier just to worry about me and mine rather than what I think society wants.
The solution to that is to have multiple passports, and have a relatively location-independent lifestyle. Not ideal, but given many Western countries are now classified as failing democracies, it's getting increasingly less optional.
> There are no other complications than constipation.

You keep saying this, ignoring the fact that I showed (with a citation) that it is addictive, which is a complication. This is a pointless discussion, since the dogma is that you are pro-opiate past the point of reason. I seriously doubt you’ve even tried this drug.
> we don't have any voter fraud to speak of

You probably mean you're not aware of any voter fraud.

The whole objective of fraud is to have it not be discovered, so it's possible fraud has in fact been occurring and it has not yet been discovered (and/or nobody in a position to do so is interested in discovering it).
> If there were places IRL where the average person is subjected to a constant barrage of callousness it wouldn't continue to exist, would it?

Did you not go to school with other children? Name-calling, exclusion, and what adults would call assault and physical abuse are par for the course among small children. Human beings have an instinctive ability to empathize with other people, but consistently applying that to all other people, even when it conflicts with other desires, is not part of our genetic programming, which is why it is a backbone teaching of all major religions. We start as tiny children who reflexively, instinctively hit and call names to express their desires, and we don't grow out of these tendencies so much as reduce them (on the one hand) and refine them.

Habitual bullies discover that they enjoy it when their bullying earns positive attention from other people, and they adjust their targets and tactics accordingly. In a setting where people like seeing sexual minorities persecuted, that's who they will target. In a setting where people like seeing racial minorities persecuted, that's who they will target. If you harbor any aggressive itch you are too timid or too "civilized" to scratch, you can bet the bullies in your social milieu will seek your approval by scratching it for you, and if we're against bullying, that's who it matters to call out, the people who are working for our approval.
Yes... Apparently someone at UF is super scared they might be too honest.
The thing that I would love Apple to make would be an Apple hearing aid. I currently have the Resound Bluetooth hearing aids and they're ok, but I miss the ease of use of the Beats headphones I had before these (I've never been able to pair the Resounds with anything but my phone). I'm imagining something with the easy pairing of the Airpods with built-in find my integration. Given that the Resounds sell for $2000+ per pair,¹ I have to imagine that this could be a great high-margin business for Apple to get into.

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1. As someone with profound hearing loss, I don't expect the predicted relaxation of hearing aid rules to have much impact on me. As it is, I still need a doctor's approval to buy my hearing aids at Costco which isn't necessary under current rules for most people who need hearing aids. That said, it would be wonderful to be able to replace my hearing aids for less than the cost of a good laptop (and it's worth noting that insurance will pay for a hearing exam sometimes but pretty much never pays anything for hearing aids).
It takes me three minutes to read one page. 500 pages per day will take only 25 hours a day. :)
Is condor parthenogenesis a major political issue in the United States?
How about people in Taiwan do not want to have their free society and personal freedom destroyed by being taken over by communist China? Is that so hard to accept?
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[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vM3-k-g3CV4
Why do you say "even" here?

Bill Maher has expressed frustration with lockdowns throughout the pandemic. That he holds the view you mention does not seem surprising or remarkable to me.

(He also seems like an unusual choice to bring in as an authority on this topic. He is primarily a comedian.)