skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
X escape is usually not configured, but personally i haven't seen any desktop distribution to disable virtual terminals. Regardless, even if that is the case, it only takes a single PC restart for you to notice that the terminals are disabled and enabled them back so next time you need them they'll be there.
If true, that's a bug.

Edit: Assuming this is the right file: https://github.com/iputils/iputils/blob/master/ping.c, I don't see the reverse lookup code anywhere. But then I'm not the most proficient in reading linux code.
Eloquii | Columbus, OH / New York, NY | Full-Time, Onsite | Software Engineers, any level of experience | https://eloquii.com

ELOQUII is a vertically integrated e-commerce destination for contemporary, fast fashion sizes 14-28. We're a small team looking for Software Engineers at any level of experience to help us move our key software in-house. This isn't your typical retail/e-commerce gig -- we're committed to investing heavily in our technology and making it a real differentiator for our business.

As for our stack, we're using Vue.js on the frontend, and microservices (mostly Python) on the backend, which we deploy via Docker to our Nomad/Consul cluster. You don't need to have experience with these technologies though. We're just looking for great engineers regardless of their background.

We prefer onsite developers in either Columbus, Ohio or New York, NY, but for the right candidate (senior level or with prior remote experience) we are also open to remote work.

You can get in touch with me directly at jsmith [at] eloquii [dot] com. Just mention HN, and I'll try to get you fast-tracked through our hiring process.
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It is worth contrasting with the Steam survey which covers several million gamers (of varying degrees of dedication) -- http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey

Of note, 8GB is most popular with 1920x1080 resolution.
Jibe - NY - ONSITE

Jibe is a SAAS company providing career sites for some of the largest companies in the world. We have been able to connect to old, hard to use Applicant tracking systems employed at large companies, and operate as a fast moving startup bringing the best of consumer software to the enterprise world. With weekly users in the millions, we’re helping a lot of people find work. We’re small (~50), were you’re giving a lot of freedom and trust to get stuff done with what tech you need.

We’re using Angular 5 on the front end, with ngrx (redux) for state management. Work has started on moving to a monorepo design with shared angular modules built using Bazel. On our backend we have a node layer (express) that communicates to the Java rest api (dropwizard).

* Senior Front End Software Engineer - https://hire.withgoogle.com/public/jobs/jibe/view/P_AAAAAACA...

* Senior Full Stack Engineer - https://hire.withgoogle.com/public/jobs/jibe/view/P_AAAAAACA...

Both positions are on my team, the Jibe Javascript team (JJT).

No VISA sponsorship unfortunately.

Contact -> ashoecraft[at]jibe.com
All I'm saying is if anyone reads this and is one day standing at a rental station considering the liability waiver and remembers someone referring it to a scam, they might wholesale dismiss it. People do it all the time because there seems to be a widespread belief that credit cards cover everything.

Insurance, waiver, whatever, it will save your ass if you purchase it when you need it and one should seriously understand whether they need it or not. It's that value that makes me question whether one should call it a scam.
Lets say I have a relationship where a User has one Profile.

type User Struct { Id int ProfileId int Profile Profile }
type Profile Struct { Id int }

For a load like this:

var u User
db.Model(&User{}).Preload("Profile").Where("id = ?", 7).Take(&u)

Gorm will do something like this:

SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=7;
SELECT * FROM profiles WHERE id=7;

Where a join would be more desirable (only involves 1 trip to the db):

SELECT * FROM users JOIN profiles ON profiles.id=users.profileid WHERE users.id=7

This also has a huge effect on when your initial queries aren't restricted by ID. Gorm will do huge "id IN (1,2,3,4)" queries - or sometimes if I need to filter on a relation (i.e. get users where profile.foo = bar), I end up doing the join getting that data anyways, then the eager queries loads that data again.
I recommend The Guardian Long Reads:

https://www.theguardian.com/news/series/the-long-read
The best P2P lending tools in Europe. A fresh opinion
Banzai (https://teachbanzai.com) | Provo, Utah | Full-time, Full-stack Engineer | $60-130K

Banzai builds financial literacy tools including software for schools, homes, and community groups. Banzai's software is experience-based, meaning, Banzai simulates real-life. It helps individuals practice navigating real-world financial dilemmas.

You Will Need:

* Approximately five years of programming experience.
* Strong proficiency in Javascript. (Note: we emphasize knowledge of languages over libraries and tools.)
* Exceptional command of at least one other language, preferably a language that employs functional programming paradigms.
* Experience building web applications.
* Experience building single-page web apps using technologies like React.
* Proficiency in Clojure is a plus.

All of the details are here: https://public.3.basecamp.com/p/qHJzSMSUS396WRrzaV7DpJ4H
FinFolio | Denver, CO | FULLSTACK ENGINEER, All Levels | Onsite, Full-time | Apply: finfolio-fnfl0471@applications.recruiterbox.com

FinFolio | Denver, CO | VP, DEVELOPMENT | Onsite, Full-time | Apply: finfolio-fnfl0238@applications.recruiterbox.com

Stack: C#, SQL, React, Redux

Seeking passionate developers who want to work in an early-stage startup environment. We are a young startup that is trying to simplify wealth management for professional financial advisers. Looking for full stack engineers plus a vp or dev manager to take over from our CEO/CTO (me). Email me directly with questions: mattabar ... finfolio.com. Thx!
It most certainly is not. You must have misunderstood what I meant.

If someone was introduced to a steamboat and they’d never seen a boat before (perhaps a far fetched example but stick with me here), and they made a rowboat and they said that they had built it on steamboat technology (because of the boat part) I think that would not be entirely unreasonable.

A charlatan on the other hand would be someone that sold you a steamboat and then gave you something that was not a steamboat, like for example a big rock or something.

A charlatan decieves people for fame or for money. Someone that sells something as “blockchain” when it’s not is a charlatan. Someone that was inspired to build something by blockchain and describes it as using “blockchain technology” should not deserve to be called a charlatan IMO.

It is still fair to point out that they are not actually using a blockchain, but calling them a charlatan is disingenuous because then what kinds of words should we use to describe the actual charlatans?
JustFix.nyc | New York, NY | Onsite, Fulltime | Full salary + benefits

JustFix.nyc is a nonprofit tech organization with a mission to support tenants, organizers, and attorneys facing the ongoing housing crisis in NYC. Our services have been used by thousands to build legal cases against the city's worst landlords and are supported by a diverse network of community based organizations. We're looking for an experienced back-end developer working in Python or Node to join our team with potential for a leadership stake in scaling our platform. More details can be found here: https://justfix.breezy.hr/p/139453398f4e-senior-developer-en... and questions can be sent to hello [at] justfix.nyc!

For the curious, check out this recent TechCrunch article highlighting our work: https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/13/legal-tech-is-opening-the-...
> All news is based.

The truth isn't biased, so if the news reports the truth, "x said y" and we have evidence that x said y, then it is not biased and therefore all new is NOT biased.
Frameshift Genomics | Full Stack Web Developers | Boston, MA

Frameshift Genomics (http://frameshift.io) is hiring full-stack web developers to work on the iobio project (http://iobio.io), building a real­-time genomics visualization and analysis platform.

We need help creating web applications with functionality ranging from visualizing terabytes of biological data to fine grained interrogation of disease­ causing mutations. To support these apps, we are looking to create systems that will analyze and search huge amounts of genomic data, support our visualization and collaboration needs, and provide a robust API. Expertise in web development and/or database design/optimization is desired. Our technology stack is postgres, node, and vue.js. Specialized knowledge of biology or genomics is not required.

The successful applicants will be involved in both designing and building these systems and apps and will also help with our goal of simplifying genomic analysis in order to move toward precision medicine.

Remuneration will include both a competitive salary and stock in Frameshift Genomics. Contact us at cmiller@frameshift.io
> My reasoning skills exceed that of my compiler...

Well, your reasoning skills are different from your compiler. You can see things that the compiler can't. But the compiler can also see things that you don't until the compiler points them out to you.

> ... and I can thus determine that certain designs are type-safe that my compiler cannot.

True. But your compiler can also see that certain things are not type-safe that you think are.

Personally, I'm inclined to something like "the human can over-ride the compiler, but only after listening to it.
I was rooting for disruption for a while, but after signing up for one of the loyalty programs I mostly just don't care anymore. My major gripes have been fixed, I can just walk up and take a car at most airports and unless there's a major event going on the pricing is very cheap.

I can't imagine wanting to go through the hassle of something like Turo unless I was trying to rent an unusual car for a special occasion. The last thing I want to do after getting off a plane is jump through hoops.

Update: I should also add there are often promo codes available on the likes of Retail Me Not that can make things even cheaper. Combine with a loyalty program which results in frequent upgrades and it's a great combo. I recently drove a brand new BMW X5 for a week for something like $30 a day after fees.
I also enjoy http://nautil.us/ and https://www.quantamagazine.org/ for science / math stuff.
If all news is biased, why bother watching any it?
Did down-voters take issue with my position?
Please explain.

I'd love to learn more about your position. I seek the truth.
> It seems that most people who make websites nowadays think similarly. I don't get why they are making websites for themselves, rather than for their users.

Because most people making websites don't care about basic usability, even though they have stats that shows their users use small laptops they'll still stick a fixed header that takes 1/5 of screen real estate because it's the latest "bootstrap/material design fad". Google does this a lot, which is ironic with them pushing "AMP" on mobile, they can't even give regular people a good on experience on their laptop.
I think that's a fair counterpoint. It would be interesting to see some statistics about how many people are informed about the trade offs between deductibles and premiums and such.
I discovered that they also have a podcast which is very nice.
It's become clear over the last year there is a strong need for a data privacy regulatory agency in US government. I understand that regulation hampers growth, but the tech industry is mature and developed to the point that it's time to reel in "moving fast and breaking things" a bit.
No, they did not. Trump's offer was made for the nation to hear, during the State of the Union. You should watch it again.
> "I dunno what to think of competition like this, at scale. This is a different flavour of capitalism."

it's not a different flavor, it's simply not capitalism. it's more akin fascism where wealth concentrates in the few, who then turn around and wield that as power through the state. our duty as citizens is to be vigilant against these sorts of concentrations, and counter-act them through democratic, social, and economic means (e.g., the recent sentimental shift regarding facebook).

> "...normal, textbook laissez faire markets..."

"normal" is so highly relativist to be meaningless (and "textbook" is redundant to it), and "laissez faire" is quite ambiguous. markets require rules because people will disagree and get into fights otherwise (if i have a gun, should i be able to shut you down?), so even a free market has regulations.

rather than throwing out such loaded terms, let's debate which regulations will lead to a more stable and fair market. let's favor small businesses over large (e.g., remove corporate welfare and rein in the corporate veil) to minimize corruption and encourage innovation. let's make taxes more progressive (larger businesses benefit disproportionately from government spending, so it's only fair). let's level the playing field, which in a sense is another way of saying let's moderate those network effects.
your stored value is diminishing with each step

This is a plight of poor people, if not the plight of poor people, since time immemorial.
This is what happens, it's the "peer review" thing being described. The reviews are issued so that corrections can be made before publication.
Amuse.io | Stockholm, Sweden | Full-time, ONSITE or REMOTE with visits | https://careers.amuse.io/ (Mention HN when contacting us.)

Amuse is a mobile first, data driven record company. We empower artists by offering free music distribution and use data mining for artist discovery.

We're looking to fill multiple roles, and we're interested in talking to anyone who's familiar with or interested in our mission and the stack we use:

* We have native apps on iOS and Android.
* Our backend is Python/Django on AWS.
* Google Cloud for data storage and analysis.

If you're interested in Data Engineering/DevOps have experience with Airflow and Spark, we're particularly interested to talk to you!
Cloud Technology Partners (a HPE Company) | Boston, MA | Full-time | Multiple Positions (Service, Sales, Marketing) | REMOTE

Cloud Technology Partners (CTP), a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, is the premier cloud services and software company for enterprises moving to AWS, Google, Microsoft and other leading cloud platforms.

From strategy to operations, CTP accelerates end-to-end cloud adoption with the best services, software and intellectual property available on the market. Our cloud adoption program and digital innovation solutions help you achieve business results faster, no matter where you are in your cloud transformation.

Tools with which you should be proficient:

* Cloud APIs: AWS, Azure, GCP, Alibaba, or another Cloud Platform

* Configuration Management tools: Ansible, SaltStack, Chef, Puppet

* Scripting Languages: Python, Perl, Bash, Golang

* Systems Administration: Linux, Windows

* Network Administration: Linux, Windows

Positions:

- AWS Architect | https://careers.cloudtp.com/job/washington/aws-architect/216...
- Senior DevOps Engineer (3 openings) | https://careers.cloudtp.com/job/new-york/senior-dev-ops-engi...
- DevOps Engineer | https://careers.cloudtp.com/job/illinois/dev-ops-engineer/21...
Location: Edinburgh, UK

Remote: No or partially

Willing to relocate: Yes, to London or Cambridge

Technologies: Python, HTTP, SQL (especially PostgreSQL), No-SQL (MongoDB, Redis, ...), REST, Semantic Web & Linked Data, Unit Testing, Web APIs, GIS, Functional Programming, Anything-even-Pizza-as-a-service. Very interested in testing professionally my Rust or GoLang knowledge.

Résumé/CV: https://medium.com/@lorenzogotuned https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorenzomoriondo/ https://github.com/Mec-iS

Email: tunedconsulting add_a_snail gmail add_a_domain

Interested in: Satellite data, BioTech, FinTech, Research spin-offs

Looking for: Permanent job with benefits in a well-established start-up or mid-sized mature company
Lots of YC companies | Software engineers of all kinds | Everywhere, though mostly in the US | Mostly on-site, but some remote too | Full-time and intern

A few months ago, a team of us at Y Combinator started working on a "common app", so that people could apply to all Y Combinator companies at the same time. It seemed silly to us that even though so many companies are struggling to hire people, it still requires O(n) effort to apply to n companies.

So, we built https://workatastartup.com. It's a simple way to apply to all YC companies at the same time. It's only for software engineers & data scientists for now (we hope to open it more broadly later). If a company is interested, you'll get an email from them. We also recently added a directory (https://workatastartup.com/directory) where you can browse the jobs of some of the companies hiring through the site and apply directly (not all have finished their profile yet).

It seems to be working pretty well - many of the people who posted a profile have gotten more than a dozen company founders reaching out to them, and some people have gotten jobs through it already. That said, it's still a bit inconsistent and most likely to have good results if you're looking for a full-time role in the US.

We'd love if you filled out a profile and let us know what you think (workatastartup@ycombinator.com) : https://www.workatastartup.com
I doubt many libertarians harbored illusions that things would get better after 2016, no matter who won. Too many negative things for libertarians going on, both politically and socially.

But, I prefer to look at the bright side (feel free to whistle the tune.)

So here goes -

Trump's election in itself proved the shabbiness of the "(S)he'll never win" argument. Now, Trump broke a lot of political rules, and ran as a Republican, so it's not likely that a libertarian could achieve the same success acting like Trump. BUT, at least the "can't win" argument - more psychological manipulation than argument - can be shelved for the next 20 years.

AG Sessions somewhat weasely stance on pot stores - given how Trump acts, the AG could have gone full stormtrooper on pot and probably succeeded at some political cost.

The recent six-month budget that provided zero funds for prosecuting pot stores.

So, admittedly three political crumbs washed down with a shot of wishful thinking, but we can at least say that the Trump administration does not have carte blanche to enforce a narrow political viewpoint.
It's hilarious. Just like Facebook privacy issues only blew up when it might have benefited Trump, but it was fine when Obama used that data (on a much larger scale), it's funny that NYT is suddenly paying attention to this coordinated reporting campaign when they and the national TV media parrot Media Matters all day, every day. It's easy to find a dozen examples of national TV talking heads all using the same phrases and vocabulary to report on some pro-left or anti-right issue.
It still is an edge case when the case is rare and people with high dpi Linux laptops (or monitors in general) combining them with regular dpi monitors is rare. Hell, high dpi monitors by themselves are still rare.
Circonus | Software Engineers | Remote, Full-time | https://www.circonus.com/

Circonus is a software company that is changing the way the world monitors both IT infrastructure and the business it powers. Our SaaS and On-­Premise solutions enable companies to combine monitoring, alerting, event processing, and predictive analytics into a unified solution. Visualize any data, in any application, from any system, in real ­time.

Listen to one of our CEO Theo's talks to get an idea of what Circonus does:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh4hLIWqw6Q

We are a 100% distributed and remote company, mostly across the US as well as Europe. You are also welcome to work from the Maryland office; most employees work from home.

We build web software using technologies such as C, C++, Lua, Java, Ruby, Go, Perl, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, Scss

Circonus is seeking to fill two roles.

* Technical Account Manager - Customer service role as an expert in all things Circonus to build and maintain relationships https://jobs.lever.co/circonus/5342c10c-ae13-45f6-816f-cfbee...

* Perl Senior Software Engineer - Strong server-side development experience with Perl and working knowledge of mod_perl with Unix and RDBMS experience https://jobs.lever.co/circonus/0d485785-a66d-4de5-897e-96925...

All of our positions include a discretionary PTO policy, health insurance, gym reimbursement, a generous 401K, the opportunity for a bonus and more.
VividQ | Cambridge UK | ONSITE

We are a pre series A startup making real-time diffractive holographic displays a reality. Our current prototype has tens of depth layers running real-time in CUDA (compared to Hololens’ rumoured 2).

We’re currently looking for a Senior C++ and CUDA Developer and a Product Manager.
https://www.vivid-q.com/company/careers/
This is what I did and was most helpful! If anybody else reads this, have a look at https://kalliope-project.github.io. This allows to use Cloud-Services OR Open-Source Services, as you prefer.
For what it's worth, the most private data here is shared to analytics companies for Grindr's only analytical use. My guess is that Grindr's agreement with Apptimize and Localytics asks for the strictest possible protection of that data. If anyone at Apptimize or Localytics has access to that data, I'd be incredibly surprised.

This sort of deal isn't the same as sharing the HIV status to Google or Facebook so that advertisers can target or exclude that user information for the purposes of advertising.

For people who think this is still wrong, I'm curious what their pragmatic alternative is. How else are app developers supposed to analyze their app performance? The open source, self-hosted pickings are slim. (I can only think of Piwik, which in my experience has a dated feature set and severe performance issues.) Not everyone can afford to perform their own product analysis. Using a third-party analytics saas is kind of the only way to go and seems like a reasonable tradeoff of security for product visibility.
But the airport is also where most of the customers are.
Caught on Video: How a Tesla Auto-Pilot Almost Killed Its Occupants
Would probably be higher if memory prices weren’t so damn high. Same goes with video resolution. I bet we’ll see a quick bump once video card prices start to drop.
>or if the merger with Tribune Media goes through?

That's the whole reason this is a story. The viral clip was assembled by far-left think tank ThinkProgress to attempt to torpedo the merger by stirring up public outcry.

And of course, the mainstream media, who indirectly compete against these local stations, is happy to support these efforts.
Congratulations and thanks to the OpenBSD developers for yet another great release!
The problem obviously is competing with free...although, maybe we are beginning to realize that there are hidden costs to "free"...
I'd recommend subscribing to the New Yorker. You're supporting great writing and there's enough incredible pieces in the archives for a lifetime of reading.

For example, John Hersey's piece "Hiroshima"[1] is perhaps one of the most consequential pieces of 20th century long-form journalism and also an engrossing read. It was later published as a short book.

[1]: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1946/08/31/hiroshima?intc...
Marketing, they don't have to be expensive. I bought a no name queen sized mattress from overstock.com in 2012 for $240. It's indistinguishable from any other mattress.

People want to spend on mattresses because they believe spending a lot on mattresses will improve their lives in some way. Less fatigue, less pain, less stress, etc. These are big selling points. However, they are selling mostly snake oil.