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8y ago
Come to Boulder: https://www.ucar.edu/opportunities/careers https://www.txcorp.com/careers-at-tech-x http://radiasoft.net/about/careers/
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A protest against censored search could hold the door open for creative alternatives. Hopefully this effort helps by encouraging search-oriented sneaker nets and decentralized content platforms. I think Google itself could provide the forme
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I've found that writing pseudocode with doxygen formatted comments to generate sharable diagrams is generally sufficient. I actually got into that habit back when I was working with the insanely expensive suite of Rational IDEs. At t
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HAMMER2 does seem to be the best alternative, but I haven't had an opportunity use it for a heavy workload. I'd be very interested in anecdotes or even guidance about how best to demonstrate its capabilities.
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FPGA Testbenches Made Easier
(hackaday.com)
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This post might be some sneaky marketing for whatever it is OP is promoting in its profile. This is the second random Show HN post in three days under this profile.
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> head over to developers.google.com and browse a little. ... It's like what your fifth-grade nephew might mock up if he were doing an assignment to demonstrate what a big powerful platform company might be building if all they ha
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Except in that the people paying the designers would demand sites like the 98 horrible ones.
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Seems to overlap with what SSB is trying to accomplish. Do you see any opportunities for integrating with that or other protocols, maybe for tracking unique identities over time? (backed on patreon btw)
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Great idea - just signed up. I'd make it more clear up front that the signup questions are short and simple. I was pleasantly surprised that it didn't drag on.
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> The Weather Underground Organization (WUO)... was a radical left-wing militant organization founded on the Ann Arbor campus of the University of Michigan ... Weatherman organized in 1969 as a faction of Students for a Democratic Societ
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I don't think OWS reached anywhere close to the level of influence that the WUO/SDS movement had.
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DragonFly BSD
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I don't think age is a red flag. Over time potential employers start to value accomplishments more than potential, that's all.
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The Correlation Project
(eidel.io)
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I hate how whenever I ask them to attend more than two or three meetings a week they start showing up with competing offers. Now I let them invite me to meetings when they think I'll add value, usually by talking through the product ro
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Relational inductive biases, deep learning, and graph networks
(arxiv.org)
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Will Americans Embrace a Zeal for Eel?
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There were a few quotes in the article from EFF people, but I thought the EFF was more ambivalent about private companies like TransUnion selling access to data like this. Am I incorrect or are they only critical due to the potential for ab
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Yeah, I stopped reading when I got to the cartoons. It's interesting to me that it's well received generally though -- I can appreciate that it might be helpful.
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This is true even in Boulder, which mostly endured the 2008 downturn. I'm curious to see how it works out.
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I thought that CSA stood for Community Supported Agriculture : https://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/community-supported-agricultu... Is Community Service Agriculture a new social justice version of that, or was there a ty
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"Actually our engineering team is looking more for CLR experience right now."
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Has anyone else been wondering if this latest discussion will move beyond tech companies, credit cards, and traffic cameras to focus on the moral right to privacy and individual liberty? I'm not sure if a plurality of people in the U.S
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The link could arguably be changed to the relevant press release. https://csrc.nist.gov/News/2018/nist-releases-draft-nistir-7...
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Chile unveils Patagonian Route of Parks hiking trail
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It's enough of a gray area to make DynamoDB a poor example in this context, since if I were to claim that it was eventually consistent without additional configuration, then an informed person might reasonably assume I didn't know
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Same here. I've been accepting the new look when prompted to try it out, but I keep switching back within a few hours. I hope those metrics mean something.
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When did Yahoo have their own finance site? (most of it is provided by a third party, or was when I worked for said provider)
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These things come and go. One could have been just as wrong to focus on Silverlight, OpenSolaris, SmallTalk, etc, etc, etc, or even your own company's ABI.... And is it really wrong to spend a couple of years becoming an expert Plan 9
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