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Thanks for the comment! I updated the title.

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/jdeyp9/p_p...

Out of curiosity: if FIN7 was using JIRA's cloud version, can Atlassian be held responsible for FIN7's activities (or in general for ensuring compliance on their platform)?

How did you come across the opportunity to spend a month in Liberia? Were you there through a volunteer organization?

Do you ever need to update your wiki from a mobile device? If so, how is the experience?

How are you handling content moderation?

I was able to save $200/month by finding a different apartment (I live in Minneapolis, so this is a roughly 16% decrease in rent).

This isn't one post, but it was on HN a while back:

http://computer-history.info/

Maglev trains are cool! There's actually one here on earth: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanghai_maglev_train

An entire article about Chinese toilets, and no mention of four star toilets (or three star, or one star).

I am so disappointed.

https://www.tour-beijing.com/blog/china-travel/plan-china-tr...

I think it's really cool that Google is so motivated about creating and releasing educational content that anyone can use to become a great developer. Their tech dev guide is also pretty helpful (although in fairness, their cloud education does focus on GCP pretty heavily).

Could someone explain to me what this means and/or why it's bad?

I'm sort of curious how one could "learn" software engineering in a week. Judging from the article, it seems the course assumed very little prior knowledge about SWE (teaching OOP at the beginning). Wouldn't it make more sense to teach a course assuming some basic background knowledge (like OOP and command line utilities) and use the teaching time to discuss architectural patterns, testing practices, etc?

How does AirBnB plan to ensure compliance with local construction regulations? That seems like it could be rather expensive for this endeavor.

Where's the code for this? Anything open source?

With Google they decided it was a good idea to organize interviews for me (a woman) in a window-papered-over room with exactly one other person (a guy).

Not exactly comforting...

Would it be possible to incorporate some more recent websites as a point of comparison? To my mind web design has changed pretty significantly in the last ten years and it would be nice to see the progression.

Would human monitors work better than ContentID in this situation?

Epic in Madison, WI, gives all employees their own offices. (I can't find a source but I've been on a tour.)

What became of WikiNews?

I really like Civis Analytics, which is here: https://www.civisanalytics.com/blog/

I would make a strong case for numerical methods as well (putting statistics to work on the computer).

This is a rather populist answer, but still pretty cool :)

I really don't see the literary merit in a lot of these pieces, but obviously this is an interesting step forward...

I really enjoy constructing projects spun off Python Playground from No Starch. Unfortunately that book contains "the answers" as part of the book, but sometimes the author gives interesting directions for further exploration (or I simply use his ideas as a starting point for my own projects).

From what I've seen, the GPA obsession tends to be common to all students trying for some sort of grad/med/law school, and therefore not tied to major. Non-grad-school bound students, by contrast, are typically much more relaxed.

Why is this better than Learn You a Haskell for Great Good?

By comparison, Kevin Mitnick got 68 months.

I learned Python using Codecademy, then I did some fun projects from Python Playground.

Wearable electronics are good; the Make book seems like a good intro to that area.

Humans with fewer skills than the elite were not pushed out of the employment market by the invention of dishwashers, laundry machines, or vacuum cleaners. The invention of AI is hardly different.