skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Were the loans charging interest during that time though? You could have put the money in CDs / I bonds / savings account, earned some interest, then paid it all towards the loans when the pause ended.
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We're developing the SS&C Cloud. Our customers develop applications serving the financial and healthcare industries, and we're providing the tools, resources, and services that make their jobs easier!

We're looking for Go developers who will lead the development of new and existing grpc services that manage core compute, networking, kubernetes, identity, and storage services for our platform.

Stack is Go, Temporal, Postgres, Kafka, but experience with Java or Python would come in handy for working with some of our existing services.

If you have experience with cloud platform development that's not directly related to our stack, I'd still love to hear from you!

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I had an iPhone 3G without a data plan and TomTom was one of the only companies that offered a navigation application that worked completely offline. If I recall correctly TomTom also provided the maps data for Apple Maps initially and perhaps still does to some degree.
Uh, OK thanks?

Anyway, I checked and AWS does the same thing now, too. In fact, AWS took 12 hours to respond (rather than decline immediately), and then said they'd think about it, without a real no.

I checked in on this and they are new controls (new since I last evaluated the cloud using a hobby account) due to miners. ANd the message makes it clear- if you want to proceed, talk to a human. I don't like that but it's the same way it works for my work account.
Probably correlated

https://www.science.org/content/article/fatherhood-decreases...
Only to yourself, just to be clear I’m not in favour of cheating but just stating that a fact. Think of a hypothetical situation - you cheated and no one in the world knows and you also donot know, can you really prove cheating happened ?

In real world you have to weigh in the risk of getting caught, but if no one can ever know (very very improbable) you didn’t cheat according to them. And make it even more absurd - after cheating you can cheat again by saying I didn’t cheat.

This is applicable to a lot of things like crime, faking it, copying it, you name it.
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I'm not sure that practicing a sport is really a requirement for mental health. Getting some exercise, sure, and having non-work-related interests, sure, but prescribing "go play some sports" is a silly thing to say.
I'm certainly not more distracted. Everything you've described is far less distracting to me than your average open office plan.
My 2c is that these transitions aren't about giving up culture, they're about changing to a different culture.

That's a distinction without a difference.

it's the talent that enjoys building a lean, mean, money-making machine.

Precisely. You start a company as a problem-solving customer-pleasing machine and it becomes a money-making customer-exploiting machine. The ideal world for the MBA is one in which your customers hate you just not enough to stop paying you.
As a resident of Oregon, I can tell you that it’s done anything except work here. If anything, it’s made things much worse.
From people I've talked to the job market in parts of the tech industry still seems to be red hot. Everyone is having trouble hiring.
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Former YC founder here (Crocodoc, W10, acquired by Box).

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iOS developer looking for new projects. Have experience with both Objective-C and Swift. http://nickpetrov.weebly.com/portfolio.html Feel free to get in touch at nickiosdev+hn@gmail.com for more info.
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Canny helps software companies keep track of feature requests to build better products.

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1. Start with sleep. The glymphatic nervous system washes away the brain damage caused by daily stress. Not enough or low quality sleep and brain damage is accumulating. Go to bed and realize that time in bed doesn’t equal time asleep. Lower your thermostat to 62-64 degrees F. Kill all excess light. Leave your devices in another room.

2. Stress less. Recognize that professional athletes train for at most 3-4 hours a day. You are a professional athlete now where your brain is your most potent muscle. Find time and hobbies to enjoy life and hopefully away from screens.

3. Move more. Exercise not only keeps us strong, it helps us sleep better and stress less physiologically. Find activities you enjoy and better if away from screens.

4. Eat better. Start thinking of your brain as part of your body, fuel it with food, not processed garbage.

If after one month of #1-4 you still feel awful, start your job search. Even if you live to work, versus work to live, a job should help you grow professionally. Seek out mentors and work to change what you do, after you have a stable base of who you are.
>How would you demonstrate that search is objectively worse?

There's a few ways to do that. The easiest is to point out that almost any lucrative search query has -0- organic results above the page fold on a typical monitor today. It's all ads unless you scroll down.

Then, it's not proof, but how much time do you think Google spends on things that sit below the fold and aren't clicked on much? What would the financial incentive be?
Obviously "research" and "industry" are not monolithic entities. It's possible to have a relaxing and fulfilling and balanced work environment in industry too.
It took a team of very expensive lawyers to find that prior art on some old forum. I don't think the patent office has those kinds of resources for each application.
oh dear, and I thought they had eventually managed to FTFF.
How are you defining "spend an entire salary" in a different way from "living paycheck to paycheck"?
In the absence of any description of what “something similar” or “handles the devops jobs” actually means, this comes across as spam, not informative.
> There's a tonne of low hanging fruit google completely ignores, for example any page with an amazon referral link is almost certainly spam.

This is the root of the problem. If Google targets the low-hanging fruit, the spammers will very quickly find a workaround. Google is trying - and failing - to use more sophisticated signals.

Spam is a virus. Google beneffited from the network effect, eradicating all opposition. But, like a European medieval monarch, it now has a poor immune system because of its lack of genetic diversity. The many, many SEO spammers are constantly experimenting, and they only have to find one flaw in Google's algorithm for it to win and spread quickly.

Google's monoculture cannot save us, however hard they try.
I find this to be a common misconception, stemming from a misunderstanding of what "declarative" means (especially common when people are discussing tools like Terraform).

Firstly as you point out, there is a record of the state Kubernetes is being asked to maintain: it's in the API server as the spec of each resource.

Secondly, using `kubectl` "patch" in the manner described is not making changes to the cluster state directly, it's making changes to the specification of what should be maintained, and the various controllers effect the state changes.

Fundamentally, the argument seems to come down to "you don't have a record of what you once asked the API server to do", and that's fair enough - you don't. But that has nothing to do with imperative or declarative models.

I'm not advocating actually doing this on a day-to-day basis, but the arguments against it are not ones of imperative vs declarative.
From the top of my head: Linux, Bourne shell...
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We are hiring across the board for Frontend Engineers (React, Typescript, Nextjs, React Native).

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Location: BC, Canada

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Maybe (Vancouver or Calgary)

Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, Ruby on Rails, JQuery, Reactjs, EJS, Bootstrap, Sass, Tailwindcss, Nodejs, npm, RESTful APIs, Express, TCP/UDP, HTTPS WS, JSON, SQL, Postgres, git, Github, Linux, mongodb, python flask , aws

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Description: Power Engineer turned Full Stack Developer with ~1+ year of experience in building and deploying small full stack applications using the PERN stack. Currently working part-time as a full stack developer mentor helping clients in One-on-One video calls to resolve programming conflicts. Recent graduated from Lighthouse Lab's Coding Bootcamp(7 month private college diploma). Seeking full-time employment as a full stack, back-end or front end developer.
It is not entitlement, There is zero reason that anyone making over 6 figures should not be able to sustain living on their own.

The ONLY reason I cannot is because rent prices continue to skyrocket. If someone making over 6 figures has to get roommates there is something seriously broken. That is not entitlement.
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We’re a hybrid AI + biotech start-up, developing novel deep learning and molecular simulation techniques to predict molecular properties and using them to accelerate the development of new medicines.

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Employee opposition to commuting ... may require investing in housing, highways, public transportation and other infrastructure necessary to reduce commute times.

Yet another benefit for investing in housing and public transportation. Based on my proximity to public transportation, too, I have many job options close by, so I'm not likely to get stuck in a bad spot.
Securing the Software Supply Chain for Policy-as-Code
So you can't name anything, but want me to?

Behaviors I disagree with include things like flaking on a commitment with friends, forcing your children to do activities they don't want, etc. The effects of drugs are a whole order of magnitude worse, and these effects affect myself, others, and the drug user, in potentially deadly ways. Equating these concerns to simply being things I disagree with is disingenuous.
> 3. Has anybody found ways to improve their problem-solving skills? Or critical thinking?

For me nothing ever beats running and the associated runners's high.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4915811/

Probably you could analyze how so-called β-hydroxybutyrate is synthesized and eat precusors too before going.
Awesome, I love the concept! I've also been working on an encrypted note taking application but it doesn't have a landing page yet. Encryption needs to catch on more!
It's not "life". It's the school-world that adults have constructed and forcibly inserted children into. It's hard to think of a single aspect of children's lives that isn't directly or indirectly created by adults.
To be fair, I am working remotely and pretending to work as I read this thread right now. I did a lot less pretending when I was in the office.
I think iPhones have added this so it might not be necessary to have as a separate feature?
I've applied to duckduckgo so many times and recieve a whitelabel "thank you for your interest" within a week everytime. I'm pretty certain it's not my resume because i've worked at FAANGs and lead a team of 20+ engineers that indexs the web of a publicly traded company. I wish you had much better feedback...
> in order to starve Russia of resources to fund its war.

Russia is Mexico with missiles. Atlantic nations are engaging in the conflict in order to constrain and deter China, the rising hegemon.

> I would be very surprised to find that the vast majority of people with Ukrainian flags are actually worried about semiconductors from Taiwan.

The vast majority of people get their news from entertainers reassuring them that their prior assumptions are correct, relevant, and moral.
> NOBODY is suggesting women in the workforce is a bad thing

Lots of people, and not just religious conservatives, are arguing th as that, because the exact effect you point out makes it hard not to either say that or that capitalism is a bad thing or that people working more for less is a good thing.
The main competitor to NavTech was TeleAtlas, that was acquired by TomTom.
Oh, yeah that kills my sympathetic interpretation.
It's a mental health / crime crisis on which we have long since punted.

Also, by only talking about "assault weapons" and rifles, are we able to totally ignore Battlefield Chicago and the pistol related deaths/injuries that pile up every weekend?
On iOS 14, in Maps app, the info section shows TomTom pretty obviously at the bottom
You do realize that by including companies from the 19th and early 20th century, you're agreeing with him?
Disagree with that statement but I get the sentiment.

Look at Asia and how many new companies they produced despite overworking themselves to death.

The problem with Europe is not mainly this but that we truly do not have a common market.

We cant pool resources and talents into one place and launch a pan-european project.
Europe is still countries actively engaging in competition among themselves.
Honesty is a very subjective experience, but for this comment I guess you are using honest as a proxy to people who didn’t cheat. Yes cheating does affect a group adversely and that is why institutions invest heavily in making risks not worth it. But my original comment stays, if you get away with cheating you did not cheat unless proven guilty.
Correct, they are also in avionics business which gives them nice revenue too.
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Hardfin is a fintech platform that enables equipment businesses (robotics and 3D printing) to adopt modern subscription business models.

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Wasn't this a solved problem like 40 years ago?

Here's an episode of NOVA (PBS, WGBH) from 1982 all about it

https://archive.org/details/GreatViolinMystery
It's called libpas, and pas stands for whatever you like.
Trademarks are industry specific, you specify what products/services you'll be using it for when you register. Because, for example, consumers aren't confused by an airline named "Delta" and a plumbing manufacturer called "Delta".

Hashicorp's registration has a pretty decent lock on various descriptions of computer software.
Making a SNES game in 2020 using modern tools (2020)
Doesn't the moisture content change over time after the wood is harvested, leading to small changes in size of the wood?

I recall seeing instrument making videos where they mentioned the importance of using wood that had aged long enough to stabilize so that dimensions would not change after it was on the instrument. Some instruments have parts whose dimensions are critical.
Actually TomTom has deal with few car manufacturers to provide those feature-rich screens.
The add-on page says: "This add-on is not actively monitored for security by Mozilla. Make sure you trust it before installing."

As things stand today, gaining my trust would require some work on my side (and I'm a professional of IT Security). For the majority of Internet users (who are not expected to understand what 'package-lock.json' file does), this would take a leap of faith instead.

Is there any service out there that could scan an add-on and highlight any known vulnerabilities (like OWASP Dependency Checker)? Could the add-on service on Mozilla side automatically run such kind of scan and add red flags next to the current warning, if vulnerabilities are already identified on the add-on or any of its dependencies?
Sounds like that negotiation was good practice for you, and probably ended up a net positive for you and the management in the long run
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I think you're right. Garmin has other big-ticket lines of business (Marine, Aviation) but "Fitness" is where they're making most of their money: https://www8.garmin.com/aboutGarmin/invRelations/reports/202...

"Auto" is notably sitting in last place.

I'm surprised that you can make more money from bike accessories than from aircraft avionics, but I guess everyone needs a bike accessory and nobody really NEEDS a G1000. Plus, no FAA to send paperwork to when you want to make a new bike pedal.
> Huh? So there's a clear incentive for the company to force employee separation in other ways?

Yep. You've summed up the situation 100% accurately.