skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I live in the US, operate in the US, and if I ever go to the EU, I am quite confident that the system won't move quickly enough to notice I'm in the EU and collect fines during a tourist stay. So no, they couldn't fine me. If they did fine me, there would be zero repercussions for simply ignoring the fine.

I am not saying I plan to break this law: I'm a big supporter of encrypting everything and I was in compliance with this law before this law existed. I think that this law is a big positive step for privacy in the EU.

I am saying that the claims that this EU law will have massive international effects are overblown. There are five other continents with major businesses and only the businesses which operate in the EU have any reason to care about EU laws which are enforceable only in the EU.

EDIT: I accidentally a continent.
On the Plus plan or higher.
Not at Google.
I disagree. It’s an argument for convention. This is the same reason we have package.json or Dockerfile or Pipfile or Rakefile - it tells us the standard interface for “install this”. It’s not specific to make.

Docker is new and didn’t have any network effect until recently.
My team tried it when it was invite only. We hated it. We just tried it again and hated it.

Also to the other posters point, we have Gapps and I have hangouts app and meetings app on my devices. WTH? Get all this sorted to a single app please google.
Investors found that particular religion with Google. Losing money hand over fist till they put in adwords. They had to fight investors to put in one of the most profitable models on the planet. Ever since then, the game has changed. Investors now believe fervently, and founders realized investors may not know everything. Everyone else who came after drafted in Google's wake (I'm looking at you Zuck)
yeah but all the employees probably have common stock not preferred so they are in fact getting screwed.
>Studies which include the complete value of benefits in their calculation of wages and use the same method to deflate both wages and productivity show that there is no "wage decoupling" from productivity.

Do you have an example?
Help me create a public archive of tiny hacks
I'd settle for an end to the credentialism that ensures only the rich and powerful can enter the CA business. The actual technical chops and physical/operational requirements to become a CA are modest by the standards of the average HN reader, but the financial cost for the audit required to wind up in the browser trust stores is prohibitively high.

...That, and given the massive failures we've seen coming out of the CA world recently, I question whether those audits are actually worth anything.
5 Stats That Prove Logs Are Inadequate
Which languages and libraries does it use? Is it based in Google libs, like Tensor Flow?
Did you receive any cooperation from those cloud providers in using ACLs at their network edge to drop that traffic (that they should’ve been blocking in the first place)?
> How does that work for a situation like this?

There's no single answer to this question, it depends almost entirely on A. What citizenship(s) you hold and B. What immigration arrangements your intended country of work has with any of the States you hold citizenship in. Like many of these things, there is a bit of a birth country lottery involved here as to how difficult this may or may not be for you, or even whether it's legally possible in the first place.

In other words pick somewhere and google or seek legal advice for your own situation. The answer is often entirely different depending on which country you intend to work in.
> You'd have to do something like:

That's exactly right, but notice that you are not actually using make at all any more at this point, except as a vehicle to run

check_query.sh && doaction

which is doing all work.
QuantumBlack | Data Science, Data Engineering, Front End, …/ | London, Boston, Sao Paolo | ONSITE | https://quantumblack.com

QuantumBlack helps companies use data to make distinctive, sustainable and significant improvements to their performance. Our projects cover a wide range of industries and may expose you to problem areas such as: Disease epidemiology, athlete injury prediction or salesforce effectiveness optimisation and many more.

Check out our careers page to find out more - www.quantumblack.com/careers
I have a Newton 2000 that turns on, but the touch screen matrix isn't working properly, apparently a common issue.

Also had a Quadra 950 at one point loaded with 1990s game dev stuff in storage. Pulled it out, it wouldn't turn on and the plastic had turned into the color of cigarette smoke, so got rid of it. Sometimes even good shit breaks.
Is there any legitimate reason to spoof a source IP? I don't think there is, why don't ISPs block any traffic with a source IP that isn't in their network. And then the rest of us block any ISPs that don't do that.
The question is, can the change be reversed?
I wasn't thinking in terms of winners.

But what were those other OSs and languages? Sounds interesting!
Network Next | Santa Monica, California | Onsite

Stealth startup creating an internet fast lane for gaming and e-sports.

We are looking to hire programmers. Early stage, founder position, salary and significant equity. Required skills: low level network programming in Linux in C, Experience with DPDK and 6WIND stack a plus. Experience writing scalable backend systems in Golang a plus.

Our stack is C/C++/golang/nginx/influxdb

Onsite only. Contact glenn@networknext.com
You Can’t Spell Cannabis Without ‘Can’: How to Be a Productive Marijuana User
DEG Digital | Salesforce Commerce Cloud (back-end and front-end) | Pittsburgh, PA | FULLTIME | ONSITE

DEG is a Salesforce Gold consulting partner. Commerce cloud (formerly Demandware) is a 100% cloud based ecommerce platform.

If you aren't already a certified commerce cloud developer, DEG should be happy to get you up to speed. If you know your way around Javascript, you'll do great. Tell them I sent you.

APPLY:

(back-end): https://careers-deg.icims.com/jobs/1569/salesforce-commerce-...

(front-end): https://careers-deg.icims.com/jobs/1608/front-end-developer/...
His handwriting is gorgeous!
RINSE | San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Chicago, Boston | Onsite

Rinse provides technology-enabled dry cleaning and laundry delivery services in five cities now, and we're growing rapidly!

We're hiring a Lead Front-End Software Engineer at our San Francisco office. This individual will lead our public website development, and ideally also our customer-, vendor- and driver-facing React Native mobile apps. This role also involves mentoring other engineers, driving front-end platform decisions, and some amount of project management. We have designers, product managers, and a team to support you. We'll pay $150k and up for the right person, plus equity. Join us!

This is a great opportunity for someone interested in the delivery / logistics sector, or who grew up in dry cleaning, or who is looking to build consumer-facing products supported by a significant marketing budget.

https://www.rinse.com/careers/lead-front-end-developer/

We're also hiring other software engineers of all experience levels, and have begun hiring individuals into our satellite offices. See https://www.rinse.com/careers/ for a full list of openings.

Interested? Email jobs at rinse dot com, or contact me directly at sam at rinse dot com
Chrome lets hackers phish even “unphishable” YubiKey users
There's an inverse correlation between social safety net and religiosity [1]

[1] http://faculty.washington.edu/tgill/Gill%20Lundsgaarde%20Wel...
Questrade Inc., QTG | Junior and Senior C++ Developers | Onsite | Toronto, Canada

Questrade Inc. is the fastest growing online brokerage in Canada. Questrade Technologies Group (QTG) acts as the back-bone for Questrade.

We are looking for Junior and Senior C++ developers to join our team full-time. You will work on Questrade Trading Systems software – a distributed, horizontally partitioned, near real-time system. You will help move our software to the next level of robustness, reliability and performance. It is going to be an interesting job, a great opportunity to learn new technologies (we use modern C++11) and to make a career.

Please apply here:

For Junior C++ position: https://chm.tbe.taleo.net/chm01/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?...

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Even the product lead of G Suite at Google is aware of how crazy it is (https://twitter.com/happyinwater/status/969092575687729153). I hope this implies they're doing something about all this mess.
I wonder if they are doing this to complete with course.fast.ai
Asians are a huge group of people. The academic and economic success of people from south-east Asia is vastly different from those that come from northern Asia.
SUSE | Software Engineer | REMOTE (worldwide) or ONSITE | Full Time

Debug Infrastructure Developer (Linux/GDB)

As SUSE Labs toolchain developer you will be working with the community to improve the Linux toolchain (mainly GCC, GDB, binutils and glibc), concentrating on debugging facilities. Your responsibilities will include fixing implementation problems, discussing design ideas and implementing them when concluded as viable and feasible. You will be presenting your work by providing whitepapers or articles or by giving presentations at technical conferences.

10% of your work time will be reserved for general open source work. This is not limited to toolchain issues and you can chose freely on what projects to spend it on.

The team is widely distributed around the world, and most of its members are working remotely. If you want to work from a SUSE office instead, that is fine as well.

How to apply

Preferably, submit all relevant information in a single PDF file, so that no important detail is lost in transit. Give us some time to process your application. Expect the interview to be done over phone. Form submission for this position at https://jobs.suse.com/job/nuremberg/debug-infrastructure-dev...

This is not the only job opening currently available at SUSE, see suse.com/jobs
Yeah but thats different. Theres a difference between charging zero to get a network and losing money as a business vs selling a product and losing money on every single unit of that product being sold.
Sneak Peek: Beyond React 16 [video]
If I recall correctly, they were attempting to move away from the galactic core, so that they could escape some ultimate cataclysm faster than the destruction could catch up to them. Their major technological problem was rejection of waste heat.
Right now that's only accurate if you're between 18 and 31 or have a close relative who was born in the U.K., though with Brexit looming, some politicians want to speed up the process for Commonwealth citizens. Right now, Commonwealth citizens have three options for UK visas:

1.) Youth mobility visa - when people talk about how easy it is for commonwealth citizens to get UK work visas, this is normally the program they're talking about. If you're between 18-31, are a citizen of the Commonwealth and have the resources to support yourself while you're looking for work, you can live in the U.K. for two years without needing a work permit. This program cannot be renewed and a recipient can only come to the UK on a youth mobility visa once. This visa also has no resident/citizenship path. I was too old when I started looking into immigration so didn't look into this one any further.

2.) Ancestry visa - If you're a Commonwealth citizen and have a grandparent (you have other options if your parent(s) were born in the U.K.) who was born in the U.K., you can get a five year Visa that lets you work (but oddly, not study) in the U.K. After five years, you can start the residency -> citizenship path.

3.) A regular points based visa - This is open to everyone.

(Source - I'm a Canadian who strongly considered moving to the UK)
Cogo Labs | Boston / Cambridge, MA | Software Engineer | Fulltime | ONSITE | https://www.cogolabs.com

Cogo Labs provides the companies we incubate with access to a centralized tech platform that they can use to bootstrap their businesses. We are looking for a Software Engineer who can help us further develop this platform, making it the best possible toolchain for running marketing campaigns and launching new websites. You’ll collaborate with and learn from experienced engineers while making contributions that directly impact the success and profitability of teams and companies that we’re building.

When it comes to bits and bytes, our guiding philosophy is that using the right tool for a job is more important than rigid adherence to any particular programming language or tech stack. From humble origins in Python (we still use Python to write quick prototypes and one-off scripts), the majority of our core systems have evolved into highly concurrent Golang services. We also use some embedded Lua and dabble with low level network protocols. RabbitMQ, Redis, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Amazon Redshift are some of our favorite data wrangling tools; Munin, Nagios, and Icinga keep us alerted when something's going awry.

Feel free to email me if you have any questions or apply through https://www.cogolabs.com/careers

Tyler F, tfinethy@cogolabs.com
Clicking through to the homepage, the full title is: "Machine Learning Crash Course with TensorFlow APIs".
Kobalt Music | London | Multiple Positions | ONSITE | www.kobaltmusic.com/careers

Kobalt is a revolutionary music tech company that helps established musicians collect their royalties through the use of innovative technology as well as helping smaller emerging artists break into the music scene in a way that’s supportive and transparent.

We have been backed by some of the worlds largest investors including GV, Balderton, Hearst and more. We are 500 people globally with our Tech HQ in Cannon Street.

We are looking for:

Frontend Engineers - Contract/Perm - React/Redux
Backend Engineers - Java, Oracle, Microservices
Web Backend Engineers - PHP, Symfony, LAMP
Data Engineers - Scala, Python, Spark
DevOps Engineers - AWS, Docker, Terraform, Ansible

You can see a video explaining here: goo.gl/GGL7EU

You can apply via the careers page above or email me at Jamie.hearne@kobaltmusic.com
Housing isn't excluded from the CPI, it is one of the major components of the CPI. There's all sorts of information about how it is calculated on bls.gov.
This is one area where I really disagree with Debian and derivatives default behavior of starting a service immediately after installation and not having a firewall enabled by default.

If I install a service on CentOS/RHEL/Fedora it is disabled by default, if I start the service firewalld will block traffic until I have explicitly enabled a rule to allow it (or explicitly stopped and disabled the firewalld service).

Does this prevent people from making poor decisions, like just blindly starting the service without reading the configuration file, or disabling firewalld/enabling a rule without checking the configuration first? No, it doesn't - but that small hurdle at least prevents people from inadvertently turning on a service and opening it up to the world just by installing a package.
Mom is still rocking her iPad 2. Really the best piece of tech I've ever bought for her. Zero support calls!
Yeah, no-one in the west liked him much either. Perhaps it takes an angry unpleasant person to tell the truth?

Thanks for the link; I'll look it up.
"There is no middle class in certain U.S. cities" would be one answer, I suppose.

Though Beverly Hills is a different example since that's just an expensive neighborhood in a bigger city. I'm not talking about affording a luxury zip code. I'm talking about being able to live a "middle class lifestyle", which, at least in American culture, includes the option of home ownership in a safe neighborhood with pretty good schools.
Not for me, but based on that job description I want to know who it is you hire who has the required skills out of curiosity.
They're also intentionally ignoring the disparity in hours worked, which wipes out a large portion of the 0.26 they're quoting. If you actually equalized that pay figure without equalizing the hours worked, women will be earning quite a lot more than men per hour worked.
Non-emergency healthcare transportation is a pretty big market that can't be served well by taxi companies. You may not have noticed the ubiquitous branded vans which drive around large cities ferrying seniors around. They're operated by numerous small-to-medium companies. I'm sure there's a few large regional companies at it as well.

Uber has probably already disrupted that industry in a large way. I'd be quaking in my boots right now if I made my living doing this.
Software Engineer @ Quartzy | Palo Alto, CA | ONSITE or REMOTE - US | Full-time | https://www.quartzy.com/

Apply here:
https://boards.greenhouse.io/quartzy/jobs/149496?gh_jid=1494...

About us: Quartzy is the world’s #1 lab management platform. Every day, hundreds of thousands of scientists from all over the world improve the efficiency of their research by using Quartzy. Our team is passionate about accelerating scientific research through well-designed, meaningful tools for labs and companies alike.

About the team: We work in two-week sprints and ship code many times per day. New engineers start code reviews their first day, and push code to production in their first week. Quartzy exists to accelerate science, and our engineers are where the acceleration starts: they solve real problems day by day, working hand-in-hand with our product team. Our platform and our marketplace APIs give research labs the tools they need to stay lean, save money and spend where it really matters.

Stack: php7 (laravel)/mysql
I've been itching to learn a bit about the industry and to be able to create & train ML models myself; I'm glad Google decided to put out a course where I wouldn't have to worry about the quality of instruction.
The RealReal | Technical Lead | San Francisco | Onsite | Full-time

* Ruby, Rails, Elixir, Phoenix, GraphQL, Postgres, MySQL, AWS *

Send your resume or linkedin to jobs@therealreal.com.

The RealReal is the fastest-growing, largest online luxury consignment marketplace. The team is composed of strong full-stack engineers and is instrumental in the success of our high-end fashion marketplace business. You will be exposed to the latest technology and a pervasive data-driven culture, while surrounded by a friendly, helpful team. The fast growth of our business gives you the opportunity to make a strong impact.

Hiring several roles, including:

* Lead Software Engineer - https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/cap/view/574561977/

* Sr Software Engineer - https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/574541279/

* more: https://www.therealreal.com/careers

Teams here prioritize together, pair up, and jump to help each other out. We have a strong self-managed agile culture where you will deploy to production multiple times a week, define technical strategy and mentor other engineers. If you love working with Elixir, Phoenix, Ruby, Rails we want to talk to you!
I am fairly positive it's not GSON.
Twitter asks for help fixing its toxicity problem
I lived overseas for 8 years.

In one country, I went there as a student and through an internship got a job in my industry (media).

In another country, I went there to study language and ended up finding local companies (mostly media) who wanted to hire me and were able to set up temporary work visas. It was not hard to find work, lodging, and other resources, even though this was in the days before widespread Internet use. Networking and print classifieds could take you pretty far. I once found housing on an old fashioned public bulletin board.

The Internet has made it much easier to find such opportunities. I know in some countries there are local expat bulletin boards with job and housing listings, plus advice on local work requirements. But I have also seen lots of international listings using LinkedIn job search and restricting to certain locales.

Good luck!
Did you consider other German cities as well?
Live in != Own property.

Many people well into their 30s and 40s live in NYC with roommates or a partner renting an apartment. Most of these decide to buy outside of the city but still work in it.
> Why, instead, do you shut them in a dark room, alone with a stranger, to talk about things that make them sad?

FWIW, this isn't really how therapy goes. At least from my CBT experiences, its a few minutes of talking about what we're currently struggling with, then decoding those topics to learn how we distort our experiences and memories towards the negative / stressful.

Then usually the "homework" would be small actionable steps to build up habits to become aware of these distortions, as well as habits to make other healthy choices.

Not discounting Andrew's story one bit, just putting a bit more light on what modern therapy aims towards.
10x Genomics | Software Engineer | San Francisco & Pleasanton, CA | Onsite, 10xgenomics.com

We're a biotech company developing novel software, biochemical, and microfluidic systems to give scientists new methods of discovering the mechanisms behind cancer, the immune system, and biological processes in general. We're looking to grow our software team of currently seven engineers (including myself) to support the rapid adoption of our technology and product lines. Scientists are really excited about our technology as evidenced by the company seeing $71 million in revenue in 2017, which was more than double our revenue in 2016. We're working to continue this trend this year.

You can find out more about our massively parallel pipelines as well as our visualization software at https://support.10xgenomics.com/. We manage our pipelines with Go, develop analysis code using Rust and the NumPy/SciPy stack, and drive our front-end applications with React/Redux. No previous biological experience is required, but if you're interested you're more than welcome to learn! You'll work with a team who are alums of YC, MIT, Harvard, Caltech, Google, Facebook, 23andMe, and more.

We're currently hiring for several software roles including generalists, UI engineers, and QA engineers. Here are some of the job postings we have up, but feel free to email me if you think you're a good fit for another role.

- Software Engineer: https://www.10xgenomics.com/careers/software-engineer/

- Senior UI Engineer: https://www.10xgenomics.com/careers/senior-ui-engineer/

- Software QA Engineer - https://www.10xgenomics.com/careers/software-quality-enginee...

Just a note that we do have an office in San Francisco even though the listings only specify Pleasanton. We also now have company sponsored Lyft rides from the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station to our Pleasanton HQ. Our full page of job listings can be found at http://www.10xgenomics.com/careers/. Please reach out if you're interested in working on high impact, genomic-scale big data problems using modern software development or even if you just want to chat. You can reach me at kevin.wu@10xgenomics.com or @kevinwuhoo.
> The merits of filenames with spaces is they read better in a GUI explorer.

Even this merit is debatable. Is foo bar two things or one? I know foo-bar is one.