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Hivemind Technologies | Mid + Senior Scala Developer | Onsite/Remote (EU/EEA only) | Full- or Part-Time | https://hivemindtechnologies.com/en/jobs/

Hivemind Technologies | Mid + Senior Infrastructure Engineer | Onsite/Remote (EU/EEA only) | Full- or Part-Time | https://hivemindtechnologies.com/en/jobs/

As a Berlin based software consultancy, we are focussed on building state of the art scalable platforms using functional programming and DevOps paradigms. We believe writing software is an inherently creative craft which requires a nurturing, supportive and collaborative environment.

We exist and strive to empower companies who conduct their business according to our values: fairly, ethically, sustainably, humanly. We don’t do fossil fuels, defense nor surveillance.

We are a team of skilled Scala developers which like to write pure functional and clean Scala code. We are working mostly fullstack with little frontend but quite a bit of DevOps. Our stack includes a lot of OSS, including Jenkins, Spark, git, kafka, elasticsearch and libraries including zio, cats, circe, monix, fs2, akka streams, http4s and shapeless. We heavily make use of AWS and cloud computing.

Our benefits

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- Choice of equipment (Mac or Linux)

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Complete job description: https://hivemindtechnologies.com/en/jobs/
This was rolled back to $500K after a court ruling. Congress is working on legislation to raise it again and can happen any day!!

https://www.visalawyerblog.com/federal-district-judge-rules-...
Not sure it's really necessary, but it could be fun to do some profiling. I would certainly not rewrite in another framework haha.

Really amazing work, I can only imagine the time and effort this took!
Do you have some source for this?
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Zivid designs and sells award-winning 3D vision to the international robotics market. Think of our products as the human-like eyes for robots! As part of scaling up the company and ensuring we continue to deliver a robust industrial-grade product, we are stepping up our game in system-testing our software and its interplay with our hardware.

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- Identify holes in our test coverage, set priorities for the team, and report the current state of testing to stakeholders - Oversee the design and implementation of appropriate tests and ensure the test coverage remains high - Be hands-on with implementation - Work closely with the software team from the start and help build our new test team

Software Engineer:

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- Design and develop libraries, write programs that automate advanced procedures and novel test scenarios - Build high level, user-friendly components for test automation

Tech stack: Cross-platform C++17, OpenCL, Halide, Qt/QML, git, Python 3.9, clang-tidy, clang-format, Github Actions, CMake, Catch2, boost, Docker, Vagrant, KVM, C++/CLI, C#, Sphinx, Elastic Stack.
With property it kind of works this way, via property tax. You can see property tax as the government taking a small percentage of your property every year, and you buying it back.
One way around this is to only define margins at the end of the container.
Logo turtle in primary school was fun. I could draw with it better than by hand. What motivated me was that I wanted to be better than everyone else in class. Touch typing, first to finish assignments.

From first grade of highschool we learned python. Python was amazing, helped me do math and physics homeworks. I used it for everything I now use wolfram alpha for.

I’m really blessed to have had it all served on a plate. Great school system FTW.
I've wondered about a system where after a short initial period you pay a fee based on a value you assign to the copyright. The twist being that this value is then used for the sale of the copyright. Disney say that Mickey mouse is worth $1M to pay lower fees? OK but anyone is able to buy the copyright for that amount.

By keeping something in copyright you're stopping everyone else from using it as they want, and asking the government to enforce this for you. In return, you should pay for that privilege. Having one system/cost for both my small run book and the basis for multi-billion dollar companies feels odd though.

You could have the fee scale based on age, or not.

Curious to hear where this poorly spec'd system would fail, so am putting it on HN to be dismantled :)
I'm thinking to make an eBook that explains particle physics for undergrads this year.
I wasnt sure either until I looked it up. There's a funny ad on the torrent site in the comic about winning an iPad 3, which was sold in 2012 :-)
Explain how for example the BBC from your mentions, which broadcasts more than 1000km away from Africa, steps on the toes of people in Africa?

Maybe just concentrate on feeling less like a victim, and you'll realize your toe is actually finde.
Seeing first hand how much boba my kids have, this sounds like a good option ;)
The collective is nothing but many individuals. While I'm not accusing you specifically of this, I feel as if these sort of responses are often used as a way to shirk the responsibility of taking any action for the causes one claims to support.

It's a fair point to make, but doesn't mean that OP shouldn't be doing their part by buying domestically if they really hate that some products get manufactured in another country. If everyone who complained about this issue decides to only buy domestically the domestic market would be much stronger.
Yes, good point, I neglected strace startup overhead, though it still seems to slow down the program by a factor of 5 compared to perf trace (2 ms vs. 0.4 ms on my machine). Indeed mitigations probably hurt here. Also fun, try time strace strace -tt ./prog to watch the walltime explode.

I guess glibc's inability to be truly static must make the biggest difference. Compiling my program with -static, I get a 2-3x speedup, but even still, callgrind suggests half of the time is spent in _dl_relocate_object, since I guess even staticly-linked glibc needs to dlopen some things, which probably your minimal libc doesn't require at all :).
What I would like is for a mobile site to both increase text size and reflow its contents as I pinch to zoom in on the site. Is it too much to ask ?
Off topic, but did you find that the part time language school helped move the needle on your progress? I think about that sometimes.
There are businesses dedicated to assisting S-corp owners in determining reasonable compensation. While $54,000 is not a ridiculously low number, there is no "magic number" that makes the IRS happy. Remember, you are working for the corporation. The requirement is for a reasonable salary, based on the work performed and local market conditions. What would it cost to hire someone else to do the same work?
For sure your mind seems occupied, or "colonialized", by harmful ideologies.
I am already in US on a work visa and kids are kind of settled in here!
It's not funded by Rohde&Schwarz. Probably they partnered because both products are used by German governmental agencies and have to work together.
they advocate not using margins in components not an outright ban
Parts of this document seem like they came from meeting notes copied to latex and not really re-edited...
The text of the article contains an argument to avoid margins when creating reusable components, instead allowing the consumer of the component define its margins. There is no argument made against using margin properties.
Thought experiment for you:

Compare and contrast speed limit laws vs computer code geo fencing the speed of your car.

What happens when you drive faster than the law allows?

What happens when you attempt to drive your car faster than the code allows?

Say you faced a crime or emergency and found it necessary to exceed the speed limit.

How do the differences between
code and law regulate your behavior and what impact does that have on your personal agency?
I’m not (only) talking about things like fractional reserve banking and central banks, but of regular nation states that can collect (and do succeed in collecting) taxes.

Bitcoin can simply be banned. It’s not that complicated. Note that the ban wouldn’t be on the tech itself, mining or possession. It would simply be a ban at the points of contact with the regular economy. Basically you can’t exchange currency, goods or services for BTC.
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Jumped into the comments to say the same. The Queen of Trees is simply amazing. Highly highly recommend.
The poor baby
3 gotos replacing while(true) loops, and one... just reducing nesting?
Cows are useful.
> And Reddit's frontpage size is 1.3 MB

Ugh, the two chat scripts are 944KB + 1.30 *MB* alone [0]

Full page load (without touching anything at all) is 12.87MB (6.58 on wire) with 273 requests.

[0] https://imgur.com/a/bHf9CQb
I was at the taping! I won the lottery for tickets and got super lucky.
It should suffice to note that they invariably cost at least 3x the price quoted (if not 6x) and take 2x as long to complete (if not 3x).
Interesting submission considering it's still in draft status.

As a user of .NET since version 2.0 though, I'm impressed and excited by how the platform has evolved and how much performance has become a focus.
The article is not arguing for that...
How do you even QA this.
I didn't word that well, what I meant to say was get some exposure to chickens and a keeper who will give you the insights you need to understand what's required for happy chickens - even if that is a bunch of Youtube videos.

In Britain a lot of people rush out to get rescue hens and stick them in a rabbit run on their patio which is what I try to avoid encouraging.. being turned into dog food is a better outcome than the quality of life some chickens get.
The most popular figs to eat are:

Kadota: doesn't need pollinating

Brown Turkey: doesn't need pollinating

Black Mission: doesn't need pollinating

Adriatic: doesn't need pollinating

Calimyrna: must be pollinated by a wasp

So in conclusion it is unlikely that if you pick a random fig from the supermarket that it was pollinated by a wasp.
Yes indeed there are consulting firms and websites listing EB5 investment projects. I turned to hacker news community because this is a place one can get some out of the box ideas :)
Their are - but even so, they generally couple up and understand who the father of their children is.
It makes sense if you consider that royalty fees are the retirement plan for many authors.
https://questioncopyright.org/
http://www.dklevine.com/general/intellectual/against.htm
You can’t watch TV all day if you are climbing of a mountain with your ice axes locked in thinking where to place your foot next. For obvious reasons.
I would be fairly surprised. If only because, again, this is fraud and lands you in jail.
Truly, someone producing a proof and that proof being verified by others before acceptance is anthemic to the idea of cryptocurrency.
It isn't a question of sentiment, it is a question of magnitude. Even in the worst case, a psychopath bomb maker just can't do that much damage.
Hard to employ 10 people in gas station or self storage or etc mining!
Then the title of the article is misleading and should be changed to avoid confusion
The material design for ACrypto looks great!
To quote, "thanks, I needed to read this".

Writing publicly visible texts like even comments is a hard thing to do for me. Even if I am sure I have something of value to add, I mull over all the variations of how to phrase my point and in the end just delete it.
Never mind writing a blog post, although I have played with the idea for a long time.

But sometimes you are forced to write, like for school/uni/work. And then I pretty much do all the things mentioned in OP's post, so this gives me something to think about.
or you could maybe read the article before looking at its source code for a gotcha?
Booting an M1 Mac from hardware to kexts
Twitter’s research shows that its algorithm favors conservative views (2021)
This may be the standard approach, but the question is how else it could have happened other than some GoF procedure. Any idea what the odds are of this ratio happening by chance?
Even with everything included, that's still 600 Wh/kg or so. BTW, an EV with everything included really only has around 140-160 Wh/kg. It's still far short of what hydrogen can do.

The Mirai also stores around 186 kWh of LHV energy (220 kWh HHV). It's storing a fundamentally larger quantity of energy than comparable EVs.
aws-vault works too
I'm guessing the reason is because of code gen issues, there's a lot of workarounds throughout the BCL code base.
Would it be the dark ages, though? I don't think it would be so terrible if we were all thrown back to PDP 11's or something, and there's no way it could ever be anywhere near that drastic. Hardware advances are nice, but the main innovations in computers have been infrastructural and social (the internet, email, open source, etc).
Show HN: NumPy Allocator – Configurable memory allocations in Python
it's the opposite for me. If they were actually interesting, it'd be way worse for me.
It is a conspiracy because it does not fit into GPs world view and what they think is right. Apparently presenting citations and data is “speculation” these days…
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This was my first thought as well. I'm not sure, though, that one Subway would support 10 full time employees. An assistant manager could handle most of the day to day operations, with the OP overseeing.
I recently came across a presentation of the contrary: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9396950

Of course it falls into the category you mentioned (specific thesis), but I would be interested in some recent opinions on this post.
I know Haskell, rust and lisp, so no, I have looked into and used these technologies in earnest. Taking the cost of complication for granted is naive.
I see this come up often, and it reminds me to go check the details (which I haven't done, as I write this, per Internet tradition)...

Apple was one of the original founders of the business entity that licenses the ARM architecture these days. Apple sold the share of that business that they directly controlled.

But the overall result is that specific terms of Apple's license to ARM intellectual property have never been disclosed, and are thought to be quite broad, a license at least on par with architecture and foundry-level licenses.

Not sinister, just an exceptional relationship between Apple and ARM, historically.
Exactly correct. If you want to get anywhere, the correct thing to advocate for is complete abolition of copyright.
Yes, negligence would be that something else.

Theranos had a duty of care to the patients and they very blatantly breached that duty.

Fraud deals with purely financial loss, while negligence deals with harm which is much wider in scope.
Nothing Elder Scrolls beats Daggerfall for me:

1. Steal something, attract the attention of the guards

2. Climb on any building using your easily trained climbing skill

3. Cast Slow Fall and hop from building to building to make your escape from angry guards

And the world is just humongously huge. Too bad that randomly generated dungeons were like a very messed up spaghetti pile.
The author is arguing exactly that: remake spacing decisions every time you use a component, because that’s what many designers (most?) do. This is also true in my experience.
At this point I'm no longer sure if that'd be good or bad. It's highly speculative, and does a lot of cherry picking, and an informed reader can read it for what it is, but it dumbs down some things so far as to make it fodder for the tinfoil hat crowd. And it's especially ugly when it justifies the cherry picking as "it's because these people don't make their living with GoF research".

Substack is becoming YouTube for text at this point.
Most countries have 90s-era fabs [1]. That is not rocket science. But EUV is. And all new processors depend on it.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_semiconductor_fabricat...
or may be we should continue looking for gotchas when it comes to clickbait misleading titles and finally get the message of "clickbait is wrong" across to at least some part of tech blogging community?
chairperson or chair over chairman I understand. engineer hours over man hours, sure, makes sense if everybody is contributing.

sister campus or grandfathered seems different, its not gendering a person, but an inanimate object or an action. in the case of the latter, the gender has nothing to do with the person performing the grandfathering. maybe its because the words have an endearing quality to them that substituting them feels like a loss. not sure how i feel about native meaning innate being stricken from available usage. a bridge too far maybe. does the concept of gender really need to be 100% eliminated from all speech?

maybe this comment will age poorly when someday i realize the error of my thoughtprocess.

Interestingly enough, one I think we should get better about IS present in the guide, albeit as part of their description and NOT something you shouldnt say. "When referencing users with disabilities..." The word users sounds like drug users, addicts etc. When talking about people, I have tried very hard to drop the word user from my vocabulary, purely out of respect and politeness. They/we are people. (In IT circles, user almost always has an additional very very slight to heavy pejorative tone to begin with. It implies lesser in some way, or an us/them tribalism, even if people saying it dont understand they are doing it.) The same should go for drug users. They are people.
Tulio de Oliveira: Variant tracker
AWS had a fire incident last summer

Tesla has a fire incident last year (claimed by leftists)

OVH had a fire incident last summer, but Strasbourg is actually France, who knew!
Isn't it happy to form hydrogen fluoride when it meets something with hydrogen in it?

If that was a never-gonna-let-you-go bond, HF would be a much less nasty substance.
Pg_cron
> Is the article overstating the stability problem or are these companies over-promising?

I think neither. "Several years" is still a huge problem. That's way too short.
The GUI application was particularly elegant because the program would detect the changes in the database, change the class structure and attributes of screens and widgets at runtime with all runtime instances being updated. Note that this was written decades ago, way before people got excited at Swift UI, Qt QML or Javascript web apps.

As for "just using AST", it is tedious to me, that's why I don't bother with it in other languages, and judging by the code that I've seen, it is for the average programmer as well.
Thanks for referencing my tweet - & asking some questions I would!

I 1st learned of the referenced Italy antibody-escape gain-of-function paper via an HN post which appeared almost concurrently with the first reports of the (not-yet-named) Omicron variant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29359125

As Twitter user @Vbruttel has pointed out (https://twitter.com/VBruttel/status/1466930489026093056), similar published research was done in Durban South Africa, which has at most a BSL-3 lab.

This is not to say either of those are the origin; just that this kind of research seems pretty common: within the capability & interest of many labs, who cheerfully report their creation, via selective pressure, of immune-escape variants in published papers.
The pi has no electrolytic capacitors, again my C64 breadbins from 83-85 still have their original ones and work fine.
Yes, in the past week I've had two unclear emails from lower level staff. The second one I picked up on the error quickly, the first had me chasing my tail for a while. Words have meanings, and learning to use industry jargon correctly is important.
There is an astonishing amount of css margin on that site.

Edit: The amount of oscillation this comment has had (between -1 and +1) is amazing, I wish I could see total number of up and downvotes..
Only use consumer SanDisc or industrial Panasonic SLC (no longer manufactured) SD cards, all other brands are scams.

The SD cards have peaked at 1TB but they are getting cheaper. (so far)

Only use Intel SATA SSDs, I bought X25-E SLC drives from 2011 to get that 65nm 100.000 writes per bit.

But yes, media will have to be replaced, as a whole with open-source software and distributed databases everything will be saved.
I work in the industry and have worked in a fab. Here is some insight.

We are taught that fabs are not treated as factories but as hazardous chemical storage plants. On top of that, we work with high pressure and high power systems.

Fires have accounted for the most damage to fabs over the years; however, this situation is different.

The site is not a fab, it is a ASML manufacturing plant. This plant does not produce chips. It produces parts for the ASML machines. It makes the tables the wafer moves on and the frame the mask moves on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH6Urfqt_d4

https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/mask

Downstream effects of this fire will reduce the uptime of the machines and the delivery of promised machines to our customers.

To plug ASML. Speaking as a new grad. If you are in hardware, physics, nanoscience, simulations. ASML is the best company to work at if you want to learn. I get exposure to maybe the most complex engineering system is the world. The scale, complexity, details, and just hardcore technology is mind-blowing. I am plugging ASML because it is not widely know and I would love if fellow engineers had the opportunity to work here. I absolutely love the work I do.
Cloud-Native Data Pipelines [pdf]
I am not sure SK TV taking over the world signals much:

SK TV are essentially Hollywood TV casted with SK people. If you watch Squid Game, and you think that SK people would think and behave like what the TV shows, then you would be wrong.

This essentially is hollywood transfers its manufacturing capacity to SK, just like American industry transfers its manufacturing capacity to China.

It's not SK tv took over the world. It's SK tv production get integrated into Hollywood entertainment market.
You could also overflow uint spell cost in Daggerfall to craft essentially free, super-potent spells with full invisibility and invulnerability.
Yeah, but the consensus shouldn’t be held by experts, it should be held by whoever is willing to spend the most money on eth gas fees.