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I want to do firmware development, device driver development, and real-time embedded development. I'm particularly interested in doing this in the signal processing domain because I really like dealing with sensor systems and data.

My degree is electrical engineering, and I spent almost 10 years working a combination of hardware production support, test software development, signal processing algorithm development, and "big" real-time embedded code development. I left that world because of internal political issues (long-ish story).

Now I have spent 3 years in NLP R&D and that is what I get typecast as. Every "Who is hiring?" thread I see a bunch of companies with very interesting positions who might actually be willing to take a flier on me, but they are all in SF. In the past year I have only been able to get three companies to even talk to me about roles I actually want. One decided to pass because I was in Texas (they were in DC and very early stage) and I apparently wasn't strong enough to warrant relocation, and two I had to pass on because they hit me up at the exact wrong time (demo leadup crunch time).
How is this different from https://m.facebook.com/ ? (I access them from desktop [edit: Firefox on Windows 8.1] and they look the same)
16k requests per second is not fast if you're talking about fetching a page or doing a minimal amount of I/O.

16k requests per second is worth writing about if you're talking about a process with substantial side effects (S3 I/O).
The WiFi routers in most of the hotels/airports block certain sites (e.g. Reddit). Facebook itself isn't blocked at the national level, unless this is somehow different.
He brought it up because it's the perfect analogy. Guns are prolific in the United States and they are protected by their Constitution. Encryption is prolific everywhere and is also (arguably) protected.

Politicians want to ban/control both of them for their own misguided, naive reasons, and in both cases doing so is impossible.
If you're going to weigh GITS as fictional evidence, you should at least weigh all other fictional evidence. Though you don't end up with much, except what knowing what people think about these topics.
Before powered refrigeration was widely available in the U.S., companies would cut gigantic blocks of ice out of northern lakes during the winter, and ship them down south to be stored in warehouses, often covered in wood chips for insulation. They would last a very long time, even in hot summers.

In nature, I think most people have heard of glaciers, which are accumulations of ice that last through the summer and into the next winter. (That's the definition of a glacier, as opposed to a snowfield.) There is type of glacier called a "rock glacier" that appears on its surface to be a talus field, but it flows like a glacier. When I reviewed the research in college (a long time ago, now), no one knew for sure whether rock glaciers were a rock/ice matrix the whole way through, or whether it was a core of pure ice with a thick layer of rock/ice matrix near the surface.

Long story short: it takes a lot of energy to melt a significant accumulation of ice!
What’s after JWST? Maybe a 12-meter space telescope
I'm talking about the basic necessities of life. Whether you choose to admit it or not, one is forced to have a job in order to provide basic shelter, clothing, and food for ones self and family.
I searched for cat collars and had a bunch of ads.
Doesn't have to be the same club or a formal club at all. The takeaway from you is to get involved with a group who enjoys what you want to get into. Good advice.

Can start at a devops meetup.

http://devops.meetup.com/
Sorry, but I think you're being historically obtuse.

This isn't anything new at all. The entire core debate of federalism versus anti-federalism (or to put it in perspective of historical figures, the Alexander Hamilton way against the Thomas Jefferson way) has been something going on since before the country was even conceived, and it goes on to this date.

Your portrayal of constitutional originalism being some gold standard from the "good ol' days" that we have since fallen out of grace from, is thus, completely ahistorical.
Yes, indeed.

If anyone ever fails us to understand how blind spots in our perception and cognition work, one of the best examples is to contrast the intensity of calls for equal treatment for the sexes with the fact that up to 80% by region of American baby boys [1] get a piece of their sexual organs removed shortly after birth.

Moreover, we even allow Mohels to suck the baby's penis clean and have a celebratory meal afterward, called a Seudat Mitzvah [2]. And the fact that babies sometimes contract herpes and die from it [3] doesn't stop it.

So that's a hell of a blind spot, although I won't say it's just academics with power, it's numerous institutions including the religious ones, the corporate ones and even outlaw institutions. The evil that happens to people is the accumulation of all the mundane evil people in institutions do to protect themselves.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prevalence_of_circumcision#/me...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brit_milah

[3] http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2304793/Two-babies-s...
This isn't surprising. Development for the watch is still heavily locked down. Once the Apple watch is opened up more and has a "system seller" I feel like sales will rebound.
The reason that is important for group differences to be studied and known is because the group level is where discrimination (and accusations such) seem to be studied.

If someone wants to hire the tallest 50% of the population to be fruit pickers and fairly evaluates every member of the population resulting in a 90% male workforce, how can they defend themselves against accusations of discrimination? In such an instance, it would be important to understand the height differences in male and female populations.

What about the most intelligent 5% of the population being best suited for STEM fields? With fair evaluations would that result in even splits across sex (or race, for that matter)?

Even with self selection, people are going to select into roles they are best suited for.

Does the Jamacian ACTN3 gene variation result in more Olympic gold sprinters, or is it a result of racial discrimination?

Articles like this on HN and the interest in studying differences between different groups is at least partially a direct result of pressure and accusations of discrimination based on sex/race distributions of groups.

I agree, ideally evaluating each person should be done on an individual level. I also think evaluating issues of discrimination should be done on an individual level.
Is it the thing for low bandwidth like Africa ect..?
Go is 1-2 orders of magnitude faster than Ruby, and much easier to write concurrent code in.

It makes perfect sense to me. What would you have recommended them, for a reasonably-high-performance server implementation? (Please don't say C.)

https://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u64q/benchmark.php?...
Does anyone know how Honey [1] implemented a sidebar like UI in their chrome extension? It seems pretty solid and I wonder how they got around the current limitations against Sidebars in chrome extensions.

[1]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/honey/bmnlcjabgnpn...
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Are you sure about that? (I hear they use low-end x86 cores and ARC cores but I haven't heard about ARM. ARC in general is very hackable while ARM is not hackable at all, so those rumors made sense to me.)
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I once read that the largest standing army on the planet is in the U.S. on the opening day of deer season. Not sure if that's factually accurate but it does sound formidable.

Consequently the best firearm a guerrilla fighter can own is a high powered hunting rifle with a good scope. Also, the average hunting rifle sold in the U.S. is better than the sniper rifles we recovered in Iraq. Nothing is more demoralizing to an invading force than snipers, except perhaps anti-personnel mines.
Weird, the standard mobile site and this basic one are very different for me in Chrome.

This one seems to have much less JS. It looks like the old school static Facebook page.
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This is my big problem with the whole thing - how the left framed this issue. Instead of a debate between two conflicting but legitimate viewpoints, you framed it as one legitimate side and one completely illegitimate, hateful, bigoted, evil side.

There was absolutely no reason to do this - you were going to win anyway. The divisiveness does nothing for national unity. People on HN easily forget that about half the country isn't happy about this, and those people are going to be around for a long time.
They both look different on my phone.
Maybe that's technically true, honestly I doubt it, once you give information to the gov, it keeps it. Legal or not. Evil-doers care not about whatever law anyway, it's just a burden and an obvious infringement on the people's right to keep and bear arms.

What's next? Background checks for 3D printers? Maybe some DRM to keep us safe?
> What is owed to idea people?

Nothing owed...ideas are cheap, simply give them away.

Here's a brilliant idea from Jame Altucher, when you Give-- you Receive. > http://www.jamesaltucher.com/what-is-the-best-way-to-give-aw...
GitLab is great, but really you're at a point where you should just do whatever and then search for solutions to the problems that come up once you run into those. We landed on using GitLab + other tools like Jenkins and a couple of shell scripts to help out the CI.
The kernel is a concern, but I thought the libraries were container-specific.
>The current educational and political system is organized toward exclusively presenting the view that gender is a cultural construct and there are no differences between men and women other than plumbing.

I think it's the right political conclusion, even if the reasoning is questionable.
Just because you could conduct research to root out differences in populations of females and males, it doesn't mean that you should. What's the point? It seems to be that these arguments are used to justify gender disparity in occupations, achievement, etc.

I like Dan Dennet's response to this question:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beKC_7rlTuw&feature=youtu.be...
> "What do you want?"

From E. Fromm, The Art of Loving,
I will shorten and paraphrase:

"For humans the fundamental problem in
life is doing something effective about
feeling alone. The first recommended
solution is a good romantic relationship."
Host / port mapping, service discovery via things like docker-discover, docker-register, or Consul, etc.
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Opera recently sidebar extensions back in for the first time since the re-architecturing of a few years ago. That was a month ago and there are already quite a few extensions available: https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/?tag=sidebar&order=po....

Vivaldi, basically a modernized Opera 11/12, has supported some sidebar elements from the beginning.

Since Opera and Vivaldi are both Chromium-based, it's not surprising to see sidebars getting into upstream.
Why can't mom-and-pop investors open an account at a place like Interactive Brokers and trade options on these events? The cost is pretty small per trade (maybe $1-2 for most stock and option trades) and the bid/ask spread isn't that bad if you are talking about an 11% move in a very liquid stock.
> Why does the developer console open on the bottom

Actually, the developer console has defaulted to the right side on new profiles for a while now.
One of the main points of the editing system is to fix the biggest problem with Q&A sites before SO - outdated information. Editing other's posts means that content can get updated, even if the original poster isn't around to curate it.

Everyone I've heard hating on StackOverflow are people asking or answering, who have ownership over their questions and dislike the rules or way the site works. The reality is that SO knows 99% of it's users never register and are reading answers, not asking or answering questions.

The reason SO is a great resource is that the rules create an environment that doesn't allow cruft to build. Yes, that puts off some people, that's a worthy trade in my mind. I'd rather have good content than more content.
It's just pass through. The limit in this instance is probably packets per second of the legacy AWS network. Why is this difficult?
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I think they just inject iframe into the actual DOM. It's not an UI element that's part of the browser.
What's the trick to resubmit without getting stuck going to the first post? For example, I submitted this story 2 hours before this one:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9844826

In the past, when I try to submit a story, even if it's a couple days old, the submission is ignored, and my vote is added to the original.
How would they feel if China and Russia was given the same backdoors? What would they legislate then? It's not as if internet traffic can be quarantined.
"Once everyone has a smartphone, they are supposed to go out and get a smart watch, followed by smart eyeglasses, and so on. Or, at least, so goes the theory."

That sounds like a very ill gotten theory. Do companies really expect people to go out and by accessories that cost in the hundreds and add more stuff for people to hull around that do roughly the same things?

No, If I'm buying a smart device it's because either the cost is so cheap it's like buying extra USB cables or it's something to replace my other smart device.
Not particularly surprising. Feminists in a general sense are usually pretty bad people. They espouse their gender over masculine and other genders.

It is akin to saying that the Black Panthers are good, when the KKK is bad. They're both bad.

Feminism == Masculinism == sex discrimination
> The same was true for decades with anyone with metal machining skills.

This. Also consider there are people with machine shops all over the country that make AR-15's from scratch. These are so-called "custom" firearms. Would we have to go around shutting down all machine shops if we outlawed "black" (named for the blueing) guns?
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The only issue with the "what do I want" framing is that if you end up with an answer something along the lines of "to fulfill my potential", then it can quickly be discarded in favor of "who am I" ("know thyself") + "do stuff".

According to the Cal Newport / Viktor Frankl philosophy of life, there's no a priori 'what you want', and what you want right now probably isn't 'what you want.' Finding mastery and meaning in life – which, for them, is the goal – is best achieved through throwing yourself into things, deliberate practice, ruthless introspection, and taking advantage of chance opportunities. Things like "work/life balance" can conflict with the process, and I often wonder if asking what you want at an early stage is premature optimization.

I used to be critical of people who jumped immediately into big commitments (i.e. PhDs, working at Google), thinking they were "drones" who hadn't properly reflected on life, but now I realize that at least some of them are consciously or unconsciously doing the job of finding out.
Other countries don't have that right enshrined in their Constitution. America does, so of course they wouldn't be hit with terrorism charges, Race doesn't matter here. You can show up to the airport with a gun, and as long as you don't threaten anyone or try to get through the security checkpoint, you won't be arrested. If you are arrested, the arrest will be thrown out of the court. Americans have the explicit right to carry guns in a not-overtly-threatening manner in a great many places that might surprise you.
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Very cool! I love it!

A couple small things:

* hitting the backspace key while editing any of the numbers seems to clear the entire box

* a cool expansion on this project would be to allow one input to be a variable - e.g. my current contribution rate, and draw some graphs showing how the value of that variable effects the the numbers in retirement - e.g. when I will run out of money.

* if you're looking for more audiences, /r/personalfinance and /r/financialindependence would love this.
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Hmm, Visually in my ff browser they appear identical. And looking at the requested JS, they also appear the same. Odd..
How many people wear watches regularly now? After getting an iPhone I tended to stop wearing a watch.

It just seems like there may be very niche uses but most features are already on my phone so why bother? What would be the "killer" app that would generate more sales, assuming they open up the platform?
The state has all the power, therefore the burden of proof should be solely on it. This is where the doctrine of presumed innocence comes from.
I am currently experimenting with 'Toolbar Autohide' (Firefox). It also hides the address bar and other tools. Meaning I now have the complete vertical screen space available for website content.
Most still can't. It was because 5 people "made it so".
I found the Apple Watch to be too expensive and it's the only reason I haven't bought one.

If it was around 299 for the non sport edition, I think I'd be sold.
ICMP delay-line memory.
This is how it is in Canada, and it sucks.

Some rifles are classified as unrestricted don't have to be registered, while other rifles which accept the exact same rounds and magazines are classified restricted. Licenses must be obtained to even move them, let alone lend, give, or sell to someone else.

At least advances in manufacturing technology will make this nonsense impractical eventually.
The slash at the end of the URL made the difference in this case.
Finally!

I have been waiting for this for a long long time.
"Psychological and temperament[sic] screening?"

Unless you have a foolproof method of determining criminal behavior a-priori OR you're fromthe department of pre-crime, how exactly do you expect this to work in practice?

I think many people have a fundamental misunderstanding of the enumerated rights of the amended Constitution. I don't need permission to exercise any of those rights and they AREN'T granted by the government, only recognized by it.

I don't need a First Amendment license. Why would I need a Second Amendment license?
If you think that, you've not read the details of any NAT traversal schemes that aren't uPnP.
That's interesting. I'm not even as north as Boston, about the same latitude as Philadelphia, and I'm planning to moving south too. I suspect this will be a sizeable movement.
Lua would beat go every day of the week.
I happen to live in Guildford. Are you local?
It's less about Go being incredibly fast than about Ruby being anomalously slow. It makes sense if you start from the presumption that Go is the only "fast" language they're considering.
To be clear, I wasn't trying to claim McInnes or Flanagan weren't anti-feminists. In fact I introduced the term in my response because I thought it was a more accurate description than "misogynist". In American culture are all anti-feminists considered misogynists? It would be easier to discuss if there were common understanding of certain definitions. Similarly, if you are against marriage equality are you by definition a homophobe [1]? Not sure really why I was downvoted, as the link given in the parent post was about racism not homophobia (burden of proof etc). Also, I'm saying all this as someone who disagrees with many of McInnes's positions, go figure.

[1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FCLkZKIJF4&feature=youtu.be...
I was stuck with notifications I can't delete on one of my fanpages and couldn't find any solutions to fix this bug (anyone who has ever tried to find support on FB can easily understand that we're the things in "break things" )

Until I use Facebook with this old UI. It solves this bug right away (Indeed it doesn't solve anything, it works as expected.) So if you have a problem with Facebook maybe you should try this UI.
Shamir's Secret Sharing was published in 1979. I would be surprised if Microsoft has a monopoly on it, given that patent was published in 2011.
Docker and docker-compose are -not- the same thing. That does not indicate a security flaw of any sort in docker containers themselves.
There are other ways of achieving this, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamir%27s_Secret_Sharing
Hmmm, should be some user-agent detection.

But on my phone (Windows Phone), https://m.facebook.com looks like https://x.facebook.com and https://touch.facebook.com from desktop while https://mbasic.facebook.com looks like the very basic mobile site.

Previously I own and used a Nokia E-72 (around 2010-2014), and from its default browser it serves this basic kind of Facebook for its m.facebook.com
Height is a good example to explain this with.

Everyone knows men are taller than women on average, and that a lot of women are taller than a lot of men.
GitLab only does this on https sites as far as I know and offer a link so people that are concerned can copy the whole script.
> While the Headroom hack was childish as well, it was also completely absurdist and didn't promote anything. I think its rare to see something like this where the hackers aren't pushing some agenda or self-promoting. From an aesthetic perspective it was pretty impressive. It really sells the idea of being creepy and mysterious.

I agree, I got to thinking about it and there really isn't anything in the way of "hacks" anymore that isn't pushing an (often absurd) agenda (like "Anonymous"). It's sort of a shame that everyone has to push an agenda, but I guess that's nothing new. There was really a cool aura to the Max Headroom broadcast that you don't ever really see in other "hacks."

That being said, I think it would be cool to have a HackThisSignal (maybe like HackThisSite?) where you might encourage people to pull off more things like the Max Headroom intrusion in a more controlled manner. It kind of ruins a little bit of the aesthetic, not being totally unexpected, but I think it would be a cool way to show off this sort of gag and learn more about Microwave/RF systems without necessarily being on the wrong side of the law.
This is a pretty serious scam, and not the first that revolves around video compression. Barry Burd ( is that his real name?) is just a clueless tech journalist without the background or skepticism to realize how many times this scam has been launched. Some examples.. Madison Priest and his "magic box". David Kim Stanley and Pixelon. Adam Clark and the Tolly Group. Or Raystream: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3211630