skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Clipo Inc. | iOS Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE | Krakow, Poland

We are a US startup with an office in central Krakow, Poland. Our product - Polyvibe (previously Polygram) is a new social app for the iOS platform. It is quickly gaining traction and has enjoyed extensive media coverage. Outlets such as TechCrunch, Yahoo Finance, Engadget or MIT Technology Review have covered our app. The app leverages a deep neural network that analyses the facial expressions of users browsing content. We developed this technology in-house at a significant cost having undertaken a large scale training data gathering operation. Anyone that posts content on Polyvibe knows how other users react to it in addition to sophisticated anonymised statistics that include viewers’ locations. This feedback loop creates an engaging experience for which users return to the app. We are also making heavy use of ARKit.

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/polygram-social-network-po...
https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/25/polygram
https://www.engadget.com/2017/08/25/polygram-social-network-...
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/608748/the-next-generatio...

We’re looking for an experienced iOS developer capable of independent work on a complex project. A person that enjoys working in a team and is happy to provide guidance to fellow team members. You value quality above all else and your approach towards the product is pro-active.

Requirements:
- you’ve a passion for what you do and have contributed to the iOS community in one way or another
- at least some of the native apps you worked on are still in App Store
- you’ve lead a team or shared a significant part of responsibility for a product’s development
- you’ve solid background in design patterns
- you’re no stranger to UIKit’s intricacies, multithreading and mobile databases
- you write testable code and unit tests
- you’re a nice person and fun to work with

We offer:s
- ownership of the projects you work on
- ability to implement your own ideas and improvements
- work in an international environment
- B2B 14-18k PLN, more for an outstanding candidate
- 26 days of paid holidays
- flexible working hours

Contact: kinga.rosa@myclipo.com
Unfortunately not enough to condition natives to the diseases brought from the old world.
The difference is that the DRM on Spotify and other streaming services isn't intrusive, it's not annoying and it's not something people notice at all. Steam does the same thing. Plenty of DRM, but you don't really notice it in normal use.

But I bet that's not good enough for the RIAA/MPAA. They want everything DRMed out the wazoo. Including the output devices. If they can require digital-only connections with heavy DRM and all analog parts potted in epoxy, they will do it.
This has its own disadvantages. My biggest reason for preferring Paypal to Stripe or other systems is that my Paypal account is linked to my bank account, which means I don't have to recharge my debit card (and pay the charge fee) for each purchase. Account-less systems can't run the proper verification to allow for that
With all the respect consistent with the sentiment I’m expressing, I suspect you wildly overestimate your ability to improve your predictions about company performance by reading about the company.
Kali Linux Wireless Penetration Testing Beginner’s Guide
It is not a crazy feature.

It is a necessary feature for many development environments originally written for Unix (e.g. nodejs), because Unix file systems usually don't have such a low character limit.

Or maybe Windows has mounted or network sharing, a Unix filesystem... In which case your program better deal with long paths (or just fail?)

Really... You are showing exactly why one uses a library so one doesn't need to care about the "complex" details because one hopes the library does a good job of managing it as well as possible for you (although you still need to know the details to use a library function safely).
I'm irrationally irritated by people wearing t-shirts with slogans such as "Stand back, I'm going to try SCIENCE".

It makes me think of the kid who stands behind the school bully, egging them on, enjoying jeering at the person who happens to be on the wrong side of the power balance but not capable of doing the ugly business themselves.

Maybe some of these people are genuine scientists. Although none of the scientists I work with dress like that.
A History of Low-Level Linux Container Runtimes
There is clearly a lot of unfinished tooling and features, as evidenced by the extremely high commit rate.

Compare that to an old piece of infrastructure like "mount" or "chroot".

Is it too much to ask for base infrastructure to be boring?

Granted, I have nothing against the Kubernetes project and it might be fantastic. I don't think it's wise to encourage people to use/learn it at this point, at least for production projects.
I always thought the cut corners in "Battlestar Galactica" were stupid. And then Apple came along with the iPhone X.
Could you elaborate slightly? I only got as far as discovering it doesn't import h264 files, I'm wondering what issues I'd have if I got beyond that.

I know on some (probably most) platforms you have to symlink some libs to make it run. Are you maybe just talking about that?
Countly Analytics | Worldwide | Full Stack Nodejs developer | Remote (GMT to GMT+6) | https://count.ly/full-stack-node-js-developer/
We are a 20-person (and growing) mobile and web analytics platform. Most of the things we do are open source (check http://github.com/countly/countly-server).

We track more than 14.000 mobile applications on over 1.2B devices, and collect more than 50 billion datapoints per month on over 2000 servers.

If you like coding remotely, have a passion with open source technologies, like to solve interesting data analysis problems & visualization methodologies, work in an entertaining environment with smart people, this job is for you :)

Frontend requirements: Good understanding of UI, JS, HTML, CSS

JS Backend requirements: Nodejs + MongoDB

Platform: Linux. Scripting knowledge is a plus

(PS: No recruitment firms please)
The people in charge of enforcing the rules historically have trouble proving its happening (even if they know).

No trouble at all. Even if the address is not published (which it usually isn't) you can search for a property by map.

There were court cases here in which the landlord sued the tenant. The tenant claiming that he only rented out two or three times, which was belied by the reviews on the prperty, which proved without a doubt that he rented out at least 20 times.

The court awarded all illicit gains from the rentals to the landlord.

Also, be prepared to be kicked out of your appartment pretty swiftly if you rent it out without the explicit permission of the landlord.

Permission is hardly ever granted, because it usually severily (and rightfully) pisses off the other long term tenants in a house.
I'll add digital on-site radiography processing, i.e. an x-ray is taken by the dentist, the film is processed and scanned in the next room over, and available on the touchscreen in the dentist's room 5 minutes later. That was a week's return by mail 15 years ago.

I've also heard of crowns being 3D imaged and milled from a ceramic blank while the anesthetic takes effect, but only from one person.
It's very liberating to be open to the idea they could. I'm not convinced they did, but that's a different story.
I feel like it's hard to say that it's orthogonal when people not being able to look after themselves is pretty highly correlated to these people losing jobs.

The market exists for us, we don't exist for the market. If distortions are all that's needed to make sure we have the society we want, then that's great! Nothing inherently just about a market.

Gravity makes things fall, but it doesn't mean that we let everything crash to the ground because we don't want to mess with the laws of physics.
As I was dissatisfied by their provided graphs, I made up my own using R & Kaplan Meier Survival tools to determine how long I could expect a hard drive to „survive“.

https://medium.com/@simonerni/dissecting-backblaze-hard-driv...
Allianz | Data Science Platform Developer | Munich, Germany | Onsite 60k€ - 100k€

The Data Science Platform (DSP) empowers the Allianz group in developing, deploying, and operating data driven products end to end. Our goal is to reduce time from idea to delivery following the DevOps philosophy. The DSP provides a scalable, fault-tolerant, self-service, integrated, security-approved environment at a competitive price. We strive for continuous improvement of our tool stack by evaluating, contributing to, and integrating state of the art technologies. Our platform community fosters knowledge and best practice sharing.

Responsibilities:

- Develop new functionalities for the DSP

- Evaluate new technologies in the field of cloud computing, distributed computing, data engineering, and data science

- Resolve incidents and change requests; support customers

Our platform is a diverse product. We are aiming for a cross functional team consisting of T-shaped individuals. Please feel free to highlight your strengths.

Technical Skills:

- Operations (Linux / Unix, Infrastructure as code, Metrics and log management, Virtualization, Networks)

- Software Development (Proficiency in at least one programming language (Go, Scala, Python, Elm, JavaScript etc.), Continuous integration, deployment, and delivery)

- Data Engineering (Databases, Distributed systems, Workflow orchestration and automation)

- Tools: Build infrastructure (Gitlab CI, Jenkins), Artifact repository (Nexus), Version control (Gitlab), Deployment & configuration automation (Ansible, Puppet)

- Other Skills (DevOps mindset, Open source, Agile methodologies, Fluent English)

contact nico.gier@allianz.com
could we use this on earth in the future?
In Budapest there's a local bar that does silent movies with live music weekly. Pretty cool, and it only takes over half the bar. Kisüzem on Sundays last I checked.

Check out Club Foot Orchestra[0] as well. It's a great way to watch films!

[0]: http://www.clubfootorchestra.com
> why isn't the case included

Same as with the wireless charger and wireless earbuds, they are advertised as part of the iphone innovative features but sold separately, so that they can advertise the whole line as "starting from $699"; meanwhile the whole iphone experience actually starts just shy of a thousand dollars.

> I still wish there was a smaller iPhone

me too, me too. holding tight to the 5s for now, I'm not gonna get a pouch for these non-pocketable monstrosities.
Or stop worrying about missing out or getting too much and just order what you actually want.
The Vikings who visited Minnesota in 1362 had the foresight to leave an inscribed marker [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kensington_Runestone
this should be the accepted common sense answer

> but we'll never know about them

unless Meso-american religion told us about white Gods with beards coming from the East
19 Year Old Posts Her Virginity Online for Sale, Gets £440K Asking Price
Three Proven Technology Trends for Logistics Enterprise Makeover
Nano/RaiBlocks sounds good in theory and they seem to have fewer hurdles to achieve scalability than a lot of other cryptos but in practice at the moment every transaction still needs to propagate through every full node so it's not actually scalable in its present state.
Whoah, TIL that

> EFF researchers discovered this leak of personal health data from healthcare.gov to DoubleClick

It blows my mind that a site such as healthcare.gov would include 3rd party trackers. You guys in the US really don't care about privacy at all.
[testing] the art of fuzzing [pdf]
Mask R-CNN (official) source code is on GitHub
Most phones are a lot more durable than people seem to think, or maybe they're too lazy to take care of their expensive devices. Sure, my Moto X has a couple of battle scars, but nothing is broken.

Patina is cool and adds character.
victory of the meritocracy!
if only this principle was applied to politics (no flags please)
As far as I can tell anyone can create a set of stickers. There's much worse out there than just cleavage or furries.
Not even GPS transmits to the satellites, it only relies on observations of what the satellites sent.

And pulsars are quite a bit further away than tens of light minutes :) Mars is currently 14 light minutes from Earth. PSR J2144-3933 is one of the nearest known pulsars, and it's some 587 light years away.
You need someone to lead this? It sounds like a couple of month job for one developer not a team effort.
I remember when everyone was supposed to go GNU/Linux because DX 10 was Vista only while OpenGL was everywhere, so yeah, right.
Man on Bike Protests Net Neutrality by Slowing Traffic Outside FCC Headquarters
Best phone. I tried Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and it was disgusting even to hold in hands. Absolutely personal opinion.

Also it's so annoying when people say "iPhone buyers buy it just for elitism" - hell no, I just love Apple's attention to details, to small things.
Amazon reports nearly $2B in profit
Tech care of elders
Grails is an amazing powerful web framework. Favorite feature of it is GORM. Quite expressive
It's fake though.
I really liked the CareCoach approach for solving, probably, one of the most profound problem of care taking. Good way of giving the human touch to AI. Also intelligently lowering the bar of AI expectations thru an Pet avatar...

I’ve never used or know someone who has any experience using it but reading the article makes me think they must be doing a decent job...
Yes, that's the one and only reason I can think of.
I'm curious about the situations that cause you to drop your phone. When does it happen?

I don't want to be rude, I simply have a hard time understanding how careless people can be with their expensive devices. I'm not specifically accusing you of being careless, but I don't understand how people can drop their phones all the time.

My Moto X has been dropped one time, because I accidentally put it behind a stupid strap on my pants, rather than in the pocket. I cut that strap off afterwards, because that's just a really shitty idea to put a strap right on front of a pocket.
I think OP's article is missing Loyalty to the Challenge.
Is DO using Ceph for their block storage solution?
"Far better to do it at a startup (or at AppAmaGooBookSoft) than at a traditionally-managed Japanese company"

From what I've seen at least Google and Amazon don't have much engineering effort beyond localization in Japan. I'm curious to know if any of these guys are hiring for Software Engineering or SRE type roles (in Japan).
They were specifically using a monitoring tool (Floodlight, for tracking conversions) that happens to be provided by an ad company. To my view, it's more of a security issue than a privacy issue, as DoubleClick was prohibited by TOS from using the data for advertising.
The essay puts the similarities between cognition and cooking well, in an entertaining and convincing way: "Although there was a great deal of repetition in the daily menus within each household, she told her colleagues, the variety from house to house was dizzying."

However, knowing a few cognitive scientists, I believe they are much better aware of the limitations of their discipline than credited by the author.
Nice to see someone pushing back against the UEFI hate.

I personally don't have a huge issue with UEFI, for me it has made dual/multi-booting Linux and Windows much much safer as I don't have to worry about the boot manager for one OS trashing the boot manager for the other.
They were using Floodlight, an analytics tool DoubleClick offers for tracking conversions.
Just 2% of VC dollars went to female founders in 2017
I get what you're saying and I agree but it is a bit more nuanced. Say you want to read a certain news article, and if you get referred to it by Google you can read it, otherwise not. Now, lets say you've been finding news articles to read that way via Google the past years. Suddenly, with Firefox 59, this no longer works. Without even informing the user. That is not user-friendly.
Easy, unless one has a salary of a first world country, Macs are out of question.

GNU/Linux setups are nowhere to be seen on consumer shops, let alone Chromebooks (at least in Europe).

So that leaves Windows for the regular consumer, regardless how Microsoft sells it.
> Talking specifically about money

Yes, and I'd extend this to talking about where your money comes from, as well as how you spend it. Don't expect a straight or detailed answer to "What do you do (for work)?" or "Where did you buy that?"

Asking those questions immediately marks you.
You and I and the rest of the HN crowd are concerned about this problem, but the rest of the world doesn't even know that it exists. I wonder what real world bounce rates look like for PayPal vs InsecureCart.
> Some have complained the lack of h264/265 import on Linux version of

> Davinci Resolve, but you can always transcode to "pseudo-lossless"

> codec such as DNxHR/DNxHD (or ProRes if on Mac) using ffmpeg first. This

> step is usually automated using script to convert raw footage. Most pro

> workflow also involves this extra step, because editing on h264 source is

> really painfully slow and inefficient.

The preferred workflow would be import h264, edit using proxies, then render the result from the original files. A pro workflow shouldn't involve a gratuitous transcoding step. Mind you a real pro workflow wouldn't involve ingesting h264 files at all.

But it might be true that I should just get over myself and transcode the files before editing.
How WeChat came to rule China
What are the odds for a remote position?
See also https://github.com/quiet/quiet

Not as much oriented towards standard modes, but if you are working on custom applications then quiet can be useful
It has never been proven either way.

And we have much more accepted and well researched proof of pre-Colombian voyages specifically Viking.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27Anse_aux_Meadows
TIL that is an option at all. It's there in earlier versions, too, all they did was change the default behavior for Private Browsing mode
Certainly not. And I wouldn’t take on a client that wanted to do that because it’s unethical. Not to mention Facebook doesn’t provide obesity or anything close to that as a targeting criteria. We advertise for a lot of yoga studios for example. We also advertise yoga teacher trainings etc.

I guess I just want to point out that not all advertising is unscrupulous. My clients do business honestly and sell something that is highly valuable that people want. If people click on my ads, I know that they are buying an experience or product that they will enjoy. Not to say there’s not a lot of shady stuff going on like you describe, because there absolutely is. And believe me I am more against it than anyone because it makes every one of us who do business honestly and promote other businesses who do the same look bad.
SEEKING WORK

I am full-stack developer, have experience on front-end, backend and devops. Looking for work. I have been building SaaS products ( resume has links to all products ).

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Why are you sharing a UEFI partition between your OSes? Pretty sure you don't have to?
Top Elon Musk Productivity Secrets for Insane Success
Why some apps use fake progress bars (2017)
I already told you the added assumption: a theory of wave-form collapse as physical phenomena. Only the Copenhagen interpretation has this. I'm not going to spend my time putting that into formal logic notation to satisfy random person on the internet. Do it yourself.
Consider using Bear or Zoho Notebook. Both of them available for iOS and macOS (Zoho also has a web app), has very quick sync and clutter-free UI (Bear has more, advanced formatting features also). Zoho Notebook is free, Bear is $2/month.
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How to Recover Photos from Canon Camera
However, the advantage of PayPal is that I can buy from multiple websites while only needing to trust one entity with my credit card information.

If trusting one entity can already be insecure, having to trust dozens of them is nuts.
Hume argues this in “enquiry concerning human understanding” https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/hume/#Cau
The question is whether /you/ would offer an exchange of documentation for release of liability. Whether or not the maker accepts the offer is orthogonal to whether you are willing to take the first step in breaking the vicious cycles that keeps hardware closed.

As an individual I would be more than happy to make the exchange. The pitchfork-carrying crowd that rants online? - most would be happy to make the exchange as well i believe.

The important question in my opinion is, are their business partners willing to absolve them of any liability in exchange for transparency? I don't think it makes sense for them - I don't think it makes sense in any business.
Five things you didn't realise your CPU did for you
> Or maybe Windows has mounted or network sharing, a Unix filesystem... In which case your program better deal with long paths (or just fail?)

260 bytes is long. I've never seen a \\?\ path in the wild, and I don't want to. It's a misdesign (well, I'm sure the designer didn't want to design it...). But I'm repeating myself... I can't practically deal with paths longer than, say, 64 characters (can't read them, let alone type them). Fix your paths.

And again, this is off-topic. This thread was about not using a crazy third party library, when the authoritative semantics (however insane) are contained in the OS interface.
It's a novel approach, so there is more risk and more reward. I'd guess that it has a 5% chance of making it to market. Most likely, it's ineffective or unsafe (autoimmunity or a more mundane side effect), but it's also possible that that it's effective for many cancers or has very low side effects.
Charles Maphanga talks about his journey to become a scientist
Note that there is a limit of 0.3% on the interchange fee in the EU for credit cards, and 0.2% for debit cards: http://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2015/...