irishasaurus

HTML resource you can parse with wget here

https://jakevdp.github.io/PythonDataScienceHandbook/

Cool! Pay me and I"ll build you a linux server with mattermost and git on it. You can self host all the things they're putting together here on keybase. And it's free now, but it won't be for too much longer, soon there'll be freemium and then a full paid service. Because they want you to build an environment and workflow around it, and once you're making money with it you'll gladly pay a bit in a few years or so when you're large enough to afford it.

But until then, I"ll totally build you a self hosted solution. I'll even work remote.

Oh man there are decrypted HTTPS headers? I can stop using Wireshark then!

https://jimshaver.net/2015/02/11/decrypting-tls-browser-traf...

Paper receipts are crucial to voting.

I would assume since these are going to be commercial vehicles Tesla will resurrect or otherwise leverage their battery swap idea. Which fizzled out for private vehicles but would really help extend the range of these trucks. http://www.teslarati.com/tesla-to-debut-battery-swapping-sta...

Also more of the tractor can hang underneath the trailer so there's the chance for a larger battery capacity. Like this extended tractor (the semi painted green not the flatbeds behind it) in this image that is 22 feet long. http://www.bigtruckguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Sout...

I'd say 9 out of 10 of those couples you see on their screens in a restaurant are on a first date.

You are definitely not mistaken.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_observation_of_gravitati...

I loved your crash course in memory management. It had a real Randall Munroe vibe to it. Please keep up the good work.

Hasn't this been the case since the 1980's?

http://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/manufacturing-innovation-...

Switch to AM radio and you'll have your answer.

My suggestion is to highlight the tactic so others can see it for what it is.

Why aren't they based in NYC or London then?

https://www.quora.com/How-are-hedge-funds-structured-so-that...

https://panamapapers.icij.org/

http://www.alternet.org/story/150904/7_ways_hedge_funds_lie%...

"This was also a moment these hate groups were anticipating; getting banned in an opaque, unilateral fashion was always the way out and, to some degree, it suits them."

I think this is the viewpoint all coverage needs to employ. That these groups are already trying to frame themselves as victims and media needs to preempt this by framing their cries for what they are, a quick slip and fall scam.

*Edited for clarity

So the fund is managed in the Caymen Islands?

I don't understand how nobody here can compromise. Build quiet spaces into your office floorplan and eat the cost up front. If you can't afford to provide a place to work quietly for those that want it you can't afford space in that office building. Or you can't afford that number of employees. It's getting ridiculous, If you're going to keep saying it's expensive take the cost from somewhere else, like payroll. Provide a great workspace for your employees and in return you'll get great work. Poor planning upfront is going to cost you so much more on the back end.

I would argue avoiding taxes from the country where the fund is managed is a bit illegitimate.

I'm sorry if I'm ignorant of the platform, are the different posts the interview questions? Also what am I to make of the platform itself? Is this an app hosted on heroku I can access later on my phone? If that's the case that would be awesome, like a targeted stackoverflow.

Thanks for this,

Going to take a bit to get my head around it.

Riiiiiiight, that's why underground groups on the far left like anarchists and communists were so successful in Poland, Spain, Greece and elsewhere. The far right was normalized and that's how they grew their ranks. It was the editor that published Mein Kampf as well as Hitler. It was the Italian media and the futurists that helped Mussolini gain power. This isn't about censorship, this is about how fascists can co-opt the democratic process and rise to power.

How fascism was covered by the media http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/how-journalists-covere...

The myth of political correctness https://thinkprogress.org/the-phony-debate-about-political-c...

What normalization looks like today https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/normalization-lesson-mun...

Same google-chrome-browser

Good they should hide. We don't want these people preaching radicalism in our public spaces, where they can start recruiting more people. They should be banned from the mainstream internet and go back to the crappy little geosites they were stuck in until 2014.

All I see on facebook these days are apologists and racists as the top comment on any news site. I see them on my twitter feed. I even see them in dating apps. Nobody wants them there, as they usually encourage a long chain of comments expressing the fact that they're unwelcome. Sometimes one or two are flagged and banned. A week later, another little network is built up again and the loud and extreme few are handed a megaphone. We need better filtering algorithms for this nonsense that operate on a macro level. You can call it censorship if you want. I'm not saying to make it impossible for them to communicate their message, they just should be relegated to doing so from one account at a time.

This didn't work out so well, http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2016/11/17/twitter_i...

This effort is half hearted at best, disorganized in practice https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-safety/controversial...

It's been vigilantes doxxing that have had the largest impact, however what they do is illegal and against the terms of service of the apps they're trying to rid of hateful speech. http://www.haaretz.com/us-news/.premium-1.806719

I would love to see more tech leaders actually build intelligent solutions to weeding out hatespeech on the internet.

Let them go underground, that's where they belong.

Is there an open Repo? How can I contribute?

I believe WOOKIE_pizza was referencing an international effort.

Dokku implementation for any Linux server hosted locally or in the cloud. Not affiliated just really like the product.

https://ashleyconnor.co.uk/2016/03/06/deploying-a-phoenix-ap...

Yeah that'll fix it, just get a better job! While you're at it, get paid more too.

No Linux option planned, and no public access to the source-code. That doesn't feel very "open source" to me.

70% of Americans are under the purview of the CBP and their 100mile sphere of influence.

https://www.aclu.org/other/constitution-100-mile-border-zone

How will the average user be able to avoid these fees considering they'll probably be using some 3rd party app?

Appealing to the common person is going to involve larger exchanges how will digital coin grow and still keep digital currencies decentralized?

I apologize for my ignorance in advance. I'm really just trying to learn more about this, and can't find any consensus, even within blogs/articles authored by the same people.

Has there been a security audit yet?

This really is the other side of the automated trucking coin. This way they can build enough of a network to start brokering freight for autonomous trucking companies and hiring short distance truck drivers, much like pilot/captains in shippng.