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Veridise Inc is seeking a Compiler engineer to join our product development team. We’re looking for a candidate who is passionate about programming languages, compiler tooling, and program analysis. Our team focuses on automated analysis of blockchain programs, so the ideal candidate should be familiar with program analysis and common analysis requirements (pointer analysis, SSA, dependence analysis), familiar with all parts of the compiler infrastructure (language front-ends, optimizations, tooling, code generation) and interested in blockchain languages/platforms. They should also have good interpersonal skills as they will be working along-side our analysis teams. In addition, our infrastructure is currently based on LLVM, so candidates with LLVM experience are strongly preferred.

Responsibilities:
Development of new front-ends for LLVM
Aid in the design and implementation of any new intermediate representations developed by Veridise
Aid in the development of tooling based around any new intermediate representations developed by Veridise
Collaborate with analysis teams to create passes/optimizations that improve analysis precision
Design, implement and test compiler features and capabilities related to infrastructure and compiler passes
Create, maintain and optimize compiler backends capable of targeting different blockchain architectures
Qualifications:
BS in Computer Science, a Masters degree is strongly preferred
Experience with blockchain languages and platforms
Experience with LLVM
Experience with C++
Must be able to work independently, work effectively with geographically distributed teams, and be self-motivated to achieve goals and complete projects on time
Whatever happened to predictability?
The milkman, the paperboy, the evening tv?
I have never in my life received or listened to a voice message. To me that's something from 90s movies. Weird how different things can be.
I think the definition of "hurt" is relative. I've heard so many people describe their experiences on psychedelics as, to paraphrase, seeing more of reality, seeing the true nature of reality, expanding their minds, etc. In reality, they make you hallucinate, i.e. perceive things that are not real; the feelings of expansion are just part of the brain-meddling they cause. If people can separate their experiences from reality, then sure, I have no problem with them (just don't do them alone, in case you have a bad trip). But because so many people don't seem to be able to make that distinction, it's kind of a major problem.
About a year ago, I had a disagreement with an individual. They thought that I was in desperate need of a can of Green Giant Sweet Peas, so they delivered them through a window in the front of my house. This is a late 70s built house from the notriously bad developer Fox&Jacobs. The corners cut in this place are ridiculous.

I knew the windows were thin/cheap, but watching the replacement of the broken panel in the single pane window showed exactly how cheap they were/are.
If a neural network trained on data sucked off of the internet constantly draws frogs with a halo of swastikas when you ask for “Pepe” then maybe there’s a problem that needs solving there.
This is because of society. When the boys' clothes are blue and the girls' are pink the society has a problem.
Americans are also very good at assuming America is the world.
You are describing hypoglycemia. Are you often thirsty, tired, hangry? Pee a lot at night?

If so, it might be a good idea to go and check your blood sugar.
There are a couple of countries that let you do it above-board:

https://www.investopedia.com/countries-offering-digital-noma...
It's obviously not good in general, it's 'obscurity' (as in 'is not security') really, but it seems pretty harmless for a gradual roll-out feature toggle? If someone cares enough and knows enough to find they can get past it, let them play with the beta feature?

After all, it got them this responsible disclosure.

It wasn't part of the vulnerability, it just allowed OP (who happened not to be legitimately in the beta) to find it.
A six pack doesn't have very many legitimate use cases during working hours. Tools that keep the screen awake do; just because you're not pushing buttons doesn't mean you aren't using the computer.

E.g.: Referencing the content on the screen while working out the problem on paper.
A trick I've used to get certain robocalls to stop: once you get someone on the line, especially after they say the call is recorded. Offer them X amount of bitcoin, in escrow, if they callback to your number at later time and share details about who they work for and for access to their systems.

Nobody has called my bluff, but usually that call center stops trying that scam to your number. I guess that's enough to trigger a do not call by their supervisors or they don't want to get in trouble by even hearing that opportunity.

Unfortunately, I do occasionally get stuck in a system where I get a robocall, but once I get past the sweet robot named Mary asking for final living expense coverages, I now get a 'this number is no longer available' when transferred. After a couple of weeks, I do drop off that list too.
I can't see how this is a user experience improvement. Sure, version numbers are already deemphasized enough, but at least let us customize update messaging more than we already can.
Interesting article!

I'm reminded of the introduction to The Experience of God: Being, Consciousness, Bliss by David Bentley Hart. [0]

It explains the central goal of the book—to provide a definition of God. Hart essentially argues that many of the discussions about religious beliefs (especially in the modern-era) aren't fruitful because of the imprecision of language.

The publisher's blurb [1] can provide a better overview than I can, but the book definitely influenced my understanding of "the Divine" as it relates to the human condition in many different cultures.

In a similar manner, this article examines the disconnect many people (even intellectuals) have when discussing high-level concepts. So often, we talk past each other and get frustrated that our viewpoint isn't even being heard.

Perhaps, before we get too frustrated when engaging in sensitive discussions, we should make sure we're at least sitting at the same table (metaphorically speaking).

[0] - https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/17802922-the-experien...

[1] - "Despite the recent ferocious public debate about belief, the concept most central to the discussion—God—frequently remains vaguely and obscurely described. Are those engaged in these arguments even talking about the same thing? In a wide-ranging response to this confusion, esteemed scholar David Bentley Hart pursues a clarification of how the word “God” functions in the world’s great theistic faiths.

Ranging broadly across Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Vedantic and Bhaktic Hinduism, Sikhism, and Buddhism, Hart explores how these great intellectual traditions treat humanity’s knowledge of the divine mysteries. Constructing his argument around three principal metaphysical “moments”—being, consciousness, and bliss—the author demonstrates an essential continuity between our fundamental experience of reality and the ultimate reality to which that experience inevitably points.

Thoroughly dismissing such blatant misconceptions as the deists' concept of God, as well as the fundamentalist view of the Bible as an objective historical record, Hart provides a welcome antidote to simplistic manifestoes. In doing so, he plumbs the depths of humanity’s experience of the world as powerful evidence for the reality of God and captures the beauty and poetry of traditional reflection upon the divine."
They already have a tab called Reels inside of Instagram, I tried using it instead of TikTok and it was fucking awful at trying to learn what videos I liked. It seems that they're just gonna force the video format on everyone in order to get better learning data?
you're right. we should just give up, and allow ourselves to be overwhelmed now, instead of wasting all that time pointlessly resisting the inevitable. none of this will ever get better
Semi-related project I worked on: https://github.com/evidlo/nanpa_lookup

Simple bash script to lookup what companies own spam numbers. Almost all of my spam calls are from domestic VOIP companies.

>>> ./lookup.sh -n 907-200-1234
"GCI COMMUNICATION CORP. DBA GENERAL COMMUNICATION"
>>> ./lookup.sh -f path/to/numbers.txt
"GCI COMMUNICATION CORP. DBA GENERAL COMMUNICATION"
"CELLCO PARTNERSHIP DBA VERIZON WIRELESS - NC"
"ONVOY, LLC - TN"
Is "Iollo" pronounced like "YOLO"?
Yup, I would say Athena is the most commonly used version of Trino/Presto out there.

Also, if anyone is reading this wondering which version Athena comes from, it's a release that was common to both Presto and Trino before the fork. However, more recently we've worked with the Athena team on getting the newer Trino features that aren't in Presto today in Athena. So it's starting to become more based on Trino.
Yes but I would argue Amazon has better software than apple by a long shot. Ignoring how you felt as a worker out what you read Amazon employees feel like, Amazon has better results.
Microsoft and Sony both sell direct and both implement anti scalping technology into their direct sales. (only allowing one purchase per registered account, IP detecting technology to make sure same user isnt buying over and over, et cetra). Sony got me a PS5 launch day direct ship to home at no additional cost within 12 hours after purchase (I was pretty impressed that Sony was able to pull that off)

They just dont want to burn their bridges with traditional retailers quite yet Im guessing.
It just means that you are the owner of the data.

If you want to have your data, you can download them at any time and share them with anyone you want.

If you want us to delete the data, we will do that.

If you don't say anything, we will never share your data with anyone.
This is pretty much 98% American and it's everywhere. I took a lyft cab to O'hare this morning. The quoted ride was $28. The final price was $38. The itemized list was too long to read.
Apparently you are really curious about getting to the bottom of this so I did my research.

For me it's a vague intuition. But women are much better are recognizing "men talk" than I am.

So I asked one woman how she does it and here is her answer

> Men make comments without revealing their gender, but we can see the comments are coming from a man's point of view.

> How do we know?

> We have a lifetime of experience listening to a man's point of view.

> In other words, they show their asses much more than they think.
I found the whole thing to be an excellent preparation for grad school.
Zoom meeting, party of one! Your room is now available!
> However, it's not always obvious which robo calls are legitimate and which aren't.

I can make this real simple. I don't want any robocalls.
Do you have published research demonstrating that the sample collection process (and the 80uL specifically) is sufficiently precise to detect and quantify these metabolites into clinically meaningful ranges? This was the core problem with Theranos IIRC. I've quickly reviewed your sources below and they seem to be related to the clinical value of metabolites, I haven't seen one describing precision of the device itself.

I see you mention Theranos, but to be honest, this won't be the last time you get asked these questions. Every partner, news interview, and many potential customers will bring it up. So much so, that I would create a page specifically addressing these issues (in more detail than the FAQ).
Because making GUIs is either native but with "complicated" frameworks that aren't simply cross-platform, or web-ish and fat with Electron.

Every OS has a terminal, so every OS can render those apps. Maybe we'll finally get a Electron-less slack one day.
As someone that intermittently fasts everyday, I don’t think weight loss has anything to do with the actual fasting, I think it just helps you control when you eat and helps you meet a caloric deficit. I do enjoy the clarity of mind that I feel when I don’t eat for 16-18 hours though.
So it sounds like you’d need your 4 lines of pseudo-code from your first post and then another few lines of comments to describe how your 4 lines replace the authors’ publication? Something like “All tree models are partitions of the space based on training data, and the extension to any particular tree model is an obvious exercise left to the reader”?
Even if universe is still information, knowing laws which govern change of that information is no lesser valuable.
Powerful? you mean it can do more than is actually possible to do with a mouse?
Nah, if you believe

- case r < ' ':
+ case r < ' ' || r == 0x7f:

does not introduce a special case, I don't think we'll find any accord through discussion.
I'd recommend bottom-left, to keep it in line with math.

Also... if they're ever going to do any trig... like "move laser to 30 degree angle", it'll be a big boon to keep it exactly in line with what they've learned in school.
Purely anecdotal, but in terms of who says the most heinous racist shit, it is generally

1) Unabashed racists

2) card-carrying anti-racists

The irony is that despite group (2) generally being far more educated than group (1), (1) generally has the self awareness to know what they're doing and be proud of it for some reason, but the (2) group generally isn't even aware of what they're doing, or that they're being racist - see for example, how "whiteness" is thrown around on SJW twitter threads.
> A former coworker went through a stretch where his manager deliberately assigned him insufficient work and refused to let him do anything but assigned tasks

Interesting, even if it weren't to make him quit, in my home country (Germany) this would represent a breach of contract.
Starbucks hires 12 year olds??? I mean, I know the US has lax labour laws but still... In the UK at least when I was growing up if you had a paper round you were probably 12-15 max. (This is the early 90s) After that age there were lots of better paid jobs. Working on the market, labouring, glass collecting in pubs, dealing, a little light b&e etc.
I don't remember exactly but i thought Robinhood was first about how it had "free" trades and then they basically forced all their competitors to race to the bottom and lower fees in response. For some retail traders it was like pay $10 to get a few shares of some stock you want to buy. Pretty terrible deal in comparison to PFOF.

You don't sound like a typical investor so I get why you might care deeply about pennies at price execution. But I think most retail investors really don't care about PFOF and prefer it to commissions. And some of these retail firms are basically about just getting your stock trading business so they can funnel you towards professional portfolio managers who will just take a cut of your savings for no real value...that is probably even worse than the PFOF business model imo.
I do the same thing. But I also have a habit of letting the voicemails sit around for days if they're not from someone I know. I'm not going to stop what I'm doing and listen to the voicemail, because, 19 times out of 20, it's just another robocall.
What do you use on macOS?
That's where you're wrong, kiddo.

I have no network and never passed a Codepen test.

I'm smart and do excellent work. I have decades of experience that speaks for itself. Maybe you need to recalibrate everything you think is true because from where I sit, you couldn't be more wrong.
The problem still is with number spoofing, and STIR/SHAKEN seems to not be sufficiently rolled out and enforced

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/STIR/SHAKEN

Many of the spam calls I receive come from my own area code, with the number spoofed.
Does anyone have a good reference on how to prioritize in a structured manner?
Sure, but the client-side check completely limits the exposure Cloudflare have because big enterprise corporates don't get themselves into a private beta by playing with client-side checks. Only a few companies were using this feature at the time.
Elon Musk Subpoenas Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan in Twitter Takeover Fight
I think you're giving too much weight to this angle - if OP had happened to be in the beta, that part wouldn't have been found or mentioned at all.

Bypassing a beta feature toggle isn't really a vulnerability IMO, it just allowed OP to find one in this case.
People need a lot more water than drinking water. Most water is used for agriculture. Each time I flush my toilet I use enough water to keep me alive a week.
Gazprom, Rosneft, it all seems the same. After all Schröder got chairman seat at Rosneft for his treason NS work. But yes, you are correct, Shell was the company directly involved with NS2. My bad.
Thank you for sharing. What marketing strategies are you considering to ensure consumer trust is your top value when you go to market?
Proposed 'Book Tax' Puts Burden on U.S. Manufacturers
Ways to fix "bad bacteria" are plentiful.

This is a story of medical and personal negligence.
Is it a shining star or a rough dirty pragmatic get-the-job-done tool with a heart of gold thats approachable to newcomers and grizzled veterans alike. The trenches are too dirty for shining stars.
It's a moot point because this hasn't happened. Cloudflare didn't lower the payout because it was in beta.
I can't watch the video now as I'm technically supposed to be working, but it's clearly pronounced jay-ess-oolio-nobbyknees.
37. Heh. That's the age where you just start being able to use the wisdom you've been acquiring.
Not sure how true this is for everywhere, but I know of newspapers that are now sent to the pressing machines much later than before, since they need to have the absolutely latest news included (otherwise people will go online if all paper news is a day old).

So don't have as much time during the morning to be inefficient compared to earlier times.
The entire delivery process was moved to adults with cars. I had a route at 12-13yo and used a wagon to hand deliver to 50-60 houses.
Hackers abuse ‘chaotic’ Nomad exploit to drain almost $200M in crypto
I used to play on chess.com but now I'm lichess 100%.
Why would anyone even allow the biggest man-in-the-middle on the Internet to route their e-mail in the first place? It's a situation that will never be private and secure.
Watching TV makes you perceive things that are not real. Some religious sects ban reading of novels and such for reasons including this. Yet TV, novels, propaganda are somehow more OK? Oh, yes, and dreaming while asleep, which seems to have benefit for the basic function of our brains.

And psychedelics give you the ability to re-perceive prior events in differenr ways. That is a super-important fact for therapeutic purposes.

Personally, it just sounds likewe should accept that things which are enjoyable can be useful and vice versa.
eternal wishlist item for container builds: package manager integration. That means per-file caching for library downloads, out of order installation for when you change one thing in your dependency file.

(you can kind of make the caching happen with buildkit but it's annoying to set up)

I'm not sure any layer DAG tool will solve the packaging issue because dags are inherently ordered right?

cloud providers and users are probably aligned here in terms of goals: faster builds, smaller incremental deploys
> Far is great on the CLI, but when you're _not_ working in the CLI you want a normal looking application.

I have Far as an icon on my desktop/shortcuts bar. I just click it and it runs. When I quit it (F10), the window goes away. Most people will not even realize it's a CLI program. What exactly would be the problem using it this way?
What do you mean "won't count Delphi"? It's obviously severely over counting Delphi.

A quick check of indeed shows one job with Delphi as a nice to have within 100 miles of San Jose. For python, 11000. Ruby, 559.

"Delphi programming" on google, the string that the delphi has been trying to push, gets 127,000 hits on google, "python programming" gets 17,100,000

In computer science, Amazon shows 600 delphi books, with the top book having a sales rank (lower is better) of 1,600,000. Python, too many to count (says over 10000) top sales rank 1000. Ruby, just below Delphi in Tiobe, over 10000, sales rank 800,000

So, basically: no google hits, no book sales and no jobs. How is that number 16?
The idea is that you can use AskEdith any time you're looking at a Google Sheet, Excel, Airtable, SQL DB, etc. Alot of work requires working with data to some degree (marketing, sales, etc.), but isn't really part of their core work, so the goal of AskEdith is to help you do those filters, joins, groupings, etc., and get back to your make work quickly.
This was literally promoted last night by one of my favorite movie writers yesterday. Upon looking at listings all I see were showtimes in major cities like NYC. New Jersey just has mass market junk :/
I agree, I'm going on 50 and working hard on a beach body.

Traditional wisdom says that's nearly impossible at my age without "supplements" like "vitamin T".

I've found that IF is the real key for me.

I do one meal per day, and I can see all my nutrients laid out in front of me.

Aside from the other purported benefits of IF, this level of control I think is the main benefit to me.

I think that a lot of people don't realize how disconnected the feeling of hunger is from your actual (very minimal) caloric requirements.

Hunger is mostly a trained response, a production of ghrelin that's mostly a pavlovian response coupled with incredibly complex gut and psychological factors.

The hunger response can be trained away in about a week. I generally don't start getting hungry until around 6pm, when I've trained my body that it's dinner time.

Snacking, IMHO, is the single biggest weight loss killer.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned conferences. Admittedly they have been a bit quiet lately, but things are starting to pick up again.

The "hallway track" is a great place to talk to other practitioners about what they are doing, as well as BOF (birds of a feather) sessions. Especially if you can find a conference with an unconference section (like most DevOps days for example), that's another great venue for discussing things.

You'll also get to meet people who you can potentially reach out to directly with questions. It's a great way to build up a network if you don't already have one.
I like playing on chess.com because chess.com is a business and charges for the valuable services it provides

I don't like playing on lichess as much because lichess provides a product for free that they should charge money for
None of the behaviors you describe are social behaviors, they are financial behaviors. Social factors are why they have to add the word "social" to the term "credit score".

Framing zero-debt as being a "responsible adult" and "living within your means" doesn't make sense as a counter-argument. It's not social as it doesn't involve other people. For eg, your credit score isn't affected by the social associations you have with other people (with maybe the exception of marriage because that combines non-social assets). Your credit score isn't affected by your social interactions with other people. For eg, sharing your anarchist views with other people or maybe a bank teller doesn't affect your score.

It's also just untrue, leveraging zero-interest loans and loan perks like purchase protection can be very responsible and still living within your means.
Once again, that ignores the third option, simply not embedding javascript tracking bloat in your site, or at least serving that version to the EU (since they've clearly already spent the technical resources of identifying it and serving a different response).

You don't need to be a legal expert to just not collect data you don't need.