skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Frontend Engineer | ExecVision | Arlington, VA | Full-Time | Remote OK

ExecVision is building conversation analytics to help sales focused organizations close more deals and improve their reps' efficacy.

We are looking for talented Frontend Engineers to join our product team. Primarily this means fluency with React, and the ability & desire to create great user interfaces. Experience with D3 would be beneficial, and of course full stack engineers (who work with, or want to learn, Python, Kotlin and/or Java) are welcome to apply also.

Email your resume to careers@execvision.io
Decred’s Funding governance
Then there wouldn't be anyone left.
While a great read, this does take effect in just over three weeks.

The time for this was a year ago.
> (it is not necessarily!)

HTTP traffic -is- necessarily insecure. It's trivial for anyone on your network to run Wireshark and see/modify all of your traffic. And a lack of HSTS leaves your site potentially vulnerable to SSLstrip.
I appreciate the reasonable honest tone.
Yes you know that includes all those minicab companies/drivers and gypsy cabs as well, not just licenced cabbies.

For non uk readers there are two types of taxis in the UK Full Taxis which can be hailed on the street and minicabs which have to be booked by phone - plus there where a lot of illegal cabs in places like London (presumably now gone legit with uber etc)
thelab | New York, NY (NYC) | Senior Frontend Developer & Jr. Backend Developer | http://thelabnyc.com | Full-Time | Onsite

We're hiring two developers to join our growing development group. These candidates will have an opportunity to work on a large variety of projects for some of the world’s most recognizable brands, including websites, e-commerce, mobile/tablet/web hybrid apps, and online media.

To apply, please email your resume, links, and cover letter to jobs.dev@thelabnyc.com

Read more about each role on our Careers page:

Sr. Frontend Developer: http://thelabnyc.com/careers/#senior-front-end-developer

– Strong experience with Sass.

– Experience with React component styling and/or building reusable styling frameworks.

– Experience with Typescript as well as being comfortable with building React components.

– Able to self-identify areas of improvement for refactoring. Able to mentor less-experienced FE developers.

– 3+ years of relevant experience

Jr. Backend Developer: http://thelabnyc.com/careers/#junior-back-end-developer

– Someone with 0-3 years experience building or maintaining web applications

– Experience with Python/Django or similar libraries and frameworks like Rails or Express. Experience or interest in learning devops technologies like Gitlab CI, Docker, Kubernetes, Linux, ect.
That's exactly what happened, so yes.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/04/in-ef...
Nexedi | Lille/Munich/Paris/Tokyo | ONSITE | FULL TIME and 4-12 months INTERNS

We are still looking for new colleagues to help improve our Free Software solutions. Our stack is FOSS only (https://stack.nexedi.com/) and we use it to provide custom industrial implementations. We offer neither fame nor fortune - you just need to be idealistic and passionate about Free Software to apply (http://www.nexedi.com/jobs). Candidates will do a programming challenge and 1 interview (2 for full time). We're hiring for:

- Nexedi | JavaScript Web Mesh Network | Lille | INTERN

- Nexedi | JavaScript Severless Web Messaging | Lille | INTERN

- Nexedi | JavaScript Serviceworker Web IDE | Lille | INTERN

- Nexedi | Python AI and Big Data | Lille | FULL TIME/INTERN

- Nexedi | ERP5 AIOffice | Lille | FULL TIME/INTERN

- Nexedi | ERP5 Automotive | Lille/Tokyo | FULL TIME/INTERN

- Nexedi | SlapOS 4G5G Telco Edge Computing | Paris/Lille | FULL TIME/INTERN

- Nexedi | Out-Of-Core Numpy | Lille/Munich | FULL TIME/INTERN

- Nexedi | Jupyter Lab Mass Deployment | Lille | INTERN

- Nexedi | Resilient Embedded GNU/Linux Edge Computing | Lille/Munich/Paris | FULL TIME/INTERN

About Nexedi: We are a team of 35 programmers (headquarters in Lille, France) creating Free Software since 2001 providing custom implementations that range from collecting and analyzing sensor data in windparks to managing product flows in car assembly lines. Unique features of solutions in our stack enable us to offer levels of scalability and durability required in industrial settings. We participate in European research projects contributing to open source solutions and have time to play and experiment. We all use degooglized Chromebooks, have a flat hierarchy, paperless offices and no meetings. We hack in Python and (vanilla) JavaScript, plus golang and C if needed.
I don't think there's anything stopping you from using plain http when _not_ using a browser, such as through a server-side http client or a random python script you could whip up in 2 minutes.

From what I can tell, the only enforcement is this gentleman's agreement between the browsers.
I'm already fed, educated, and free to do whatever I want. It doesn't help me for other people to get the same.
FWIW, the announcement said "text-only messages for <> concerns". <> was abuse or something similar.
Gmails embraces and extends regular email with new features that only work when sending Gmail to other Gmail users.
Have you asked people if they want it? Any time I make a mistake I think about the ability to unsend or edit what was already sent (within a time limit etc etc).

Generally speaking, people aren't going to think, let alone talk to others about a feature that doesn't exist in most platforms they use.

But clearly people do want the ability since Exchange provides that feature, and GMail will delay sending your message for up to minutes in case you want to "Undo" the send.
Singapore airport may use facial recognition systems to find late passengers
I thought that the purpose of FB from day one was to announce your availability
yeah, nah, I'm gonna pass on that.

why would you take a vr setup from the living room and "mobilize" it. what idiot is going to take his oculus go with him on the go ?

this platform is going to be restricted to low quality titles/products

to be fair this is going to be a lot more affordable than a real vr setup but IMO this is the wrong way to introduce vr to the masses

now vr is going to have this 2005-10 facebook game-esque connotation to it, which is anything but ideal

opinions ?
I'm sorry, what academic code? What which binds students at schools that I didn't attend and have no contractual relationship with? Lol, okay.

>potentially the law

Yeah, show me the law that tells me it's illegal to write something for someone else. Thanks.
We introduced an alternative to 2FA SMS - Authy OneTouch. We're working on adding TOTP as well.
Understanding LM, NTLM, and Their Network Counterparts
Simpler:

$ curl -sL https://domain-registry.appspot.com/check?domain=$DOMAIN.app
{"status":"success","available":true,"tier":"standard"}
Rumbleship Financial, Inc.|San Francisco, CA|Engineer|Onsite

What We Do
When was the last time you paid for an online transaction or bill by mailing a paper check? […pause…] That’s what we thought. You can’t remember, because you use a credit card to pay bills or buy things online. If you’re a small business (think bike shop, book store, physical therapist, flower stand, pet store, … ) owner, inventory-buyer, accountant, etc, your answer probably would have been: Yesterday. Tomorrow. Every day. B2B commerce is rapidly catching up with consumer commerce — it’s moving online — but the payments infrastructure for invoicing hasn’t. Rumbleship solves this.

What We Believe
We believe that B2B tools should be as clean, clear, and usable as consumer tools, and we believe that the best way to build this is to have a team from all walks of life. Your experience with buying is different from anybody else’s experience with buying, and it is critical to have a diversity of opinions to build the best tooling there is. Come build the last interesting thing in e-commerce.

Roles:

- Engineer: https://rumbleship.com/careers/
- Designer: https://rumbleship.com/careers/
> Friendship is more about familiarity and mutual understanding than similar tastes or whatever initial compatibility people over value.

This is exactly how Data interprets friendship. I'm not sure what my point is other than I've been hooked on Star Trek TNG recently. I can't get enough ever since I realized it isn't a show about space and aliens -- it's a show in which the entire premise seems to be simply a story of fascinating interrelationships that form when a diverse team faces unique problems. I LOVE IT.
>Add in maintenance and the monthly payments increase to about 1600 a month

$400ish a month in maintenance seems very optimistic in my personal experience. There's always little bits of work to be done in a residence, and will be compounded when something major inevitably ends up going tits-up and needs replaced or serviced. Then on top of all of that, you have to have insurances and whatnot. Owning a house is great, but there's a fair bit more to it than just swapping the phrase "rent" for "mortgage payment" in regards to expenses.

>Given the median income in the US is 59k

For clarity, this is the median household income rather than individual.
Well yes they have very strong lobbying power (unions Industry and Media) so they do ok but not the self employed it/developers.

But in theory I could make the same arguments for it contractors I am told what to achieve not exactly how to do it No?
They're spoofing identity of non-consenting parties. The cause is noble, but it isn't what the headline would imply. Amazon isn't saying "You can't host encrypted services on our platform", they are saying "You can't use TLS and load balancing hacks to pretend to be us in oppresive countries".

And

>The idea behind domain fronting was that to block a single site, you’d have to block the rest of the internet as well. In the end, the rest of the internet didn’t like that plan.

That they interpret AWS and Google as "the rest of the Internet" is pretty sad, too.
You dont necessarily have to take a deep look into yourself. Instead, imagine meeting yourself and ask yourself whether or not the person you are now is worth putting time and commitment into. If not, why not? Then work on fixing the parts of you that you dont connect with.
You can turn off those adnotifications. They are kind of annoying, but one popup plus a button to block future popups is a small price for a powerful app.
How would using their own servers solve any of the problems listed in the article? In fact, it would make what they want to do impossible.
The HN post that alerted Amazon: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16868564
That's only $2 a month, very reasonable.
Any plans to switch from templatized YAML to Jsonnet/Ksonnet?
"Several hundred dollars" heh.

These deals are worth at least 5 digits, sometimes 6.
Do you know which parts of GDPR specify the concrete limits on things like this? Or is it more a “I’ll know it when I see it” kind of fuzzy boundary for what’s allowed? Would be helpful to know!
Boulder, CO
Collateral damage...
This is nothing to do with censorship. AWS has many clients and does not want its network to be blocked because of a single customer. Tough for Signal but that's how it is when dealing with businesses (especially one that so many others rely on).

The same thing just happened with Telegram in Russia which explains the preemptive messages: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/04/in-ef...
Making $30,000/Month Selling Prank Cards
Their AWS wasn't threatened, only their ability to use CloudFront.

We will immediately suspend your use of CloudFront if you use third party domains without their permission to
masquerade as that third party.
In the 1980s, at least, nine of the top ten films were original. Four of those were sequels, but all in recently created franchises. Only one of the top ten was adapted from other media.

Those original films were: ET, two Star Wars movies, three Indiana Jones movies, Ghostbusters, Beverly Hills Cop, and Back to the Future.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1980s_in_film
Agreed? I mean, I think my comment makes it clear this way too expensive premium market isn't really the demographic that I fit into, though I know you're trying to prove a point.

I do find it a little annoying that the internet has made it common to price based on the people who will pay the most for things. It is still just cardboard. Just because it's an interesting idea doesn't necessarily make 236 pieces of cardboard worth $120.

To counter your point, this is like paying $120 for chick-fil-a nuggets instead of $5 for McDonald's nuggets. It's still just cardboard. It's slightly better made cardboard with maybe a little extra care, but it's just cardboard.
I've always asked the same question myself... I don't think they are a nonprofit like the IA. Their FAQ says "It is privately funded" and wrt ads "I cannot make a promise that it will not".
Years ago there was an archiving service that displayed ads, but unfortunately I don't remember which one it was... I vaguely remember it could have been archive.is, but I'm not sure.
On the other hand digital dating makes it easy to meet quite a volume of people. When I feel like it, I can meet a different woman every other night.

I wouldn't even know how to do that without it.

The more women I can meet, the less I'm dependent on luck.
They could provide it as an option and let those who want to pay pay, and those who don't not?
Countries blocking their IPs.
I've browsed a few jobs and they seem to be mainly US based. Would be great to have that kind of information or timezone, because US companies mostly allow remote workers based in the US.
I took the time to delete everything manually. I thought it was all gone. Then some stuff started to appear. I have no way of knowing whether I pressed delete on this stuff or whether it didn't appear at the time, but the point is that deleting all your stuff by pressing the delete button and viewing a seemingly blank profile does not mean your stuff is actually all gone. Next step - deleting profile entirely.
Why would that be unnecessary? Are we supposed to use extension-less filenames and then guess their type every time by looking at their content?
F8 is like I/O, a way for corporate advertise.
Senior Frontend Engineer | Traclabs | Procedure Automation | Houston, TX | Full-time | Remote or onsite | traclabs.com/join/

Traclabs is a dynamic and rapidly growing software company that is currently seeking a Front-end Software Developer to join our team.
Our software helps humans execute procedures on complicated hardware - from spaceships to assembly lines. If interested apply at traclabs.com/join/ or email me at scott@traclabs.com
> PDP-11 era C isn't either - if you run it on a modern processor. And it's doubtful it even was then.

With a modern compiler C isn't low-level. But under PDP-11 era C compilers, C really did map closely to processor instructions.
I live in NYC, you can find cheap places if you look around Queens, Brooklyn, or Jersey City. None of them have the troubles of Oakland (crime).
Eg, Queens is very safe, but kinda "boring", hence the cheap prices.

All within 20 mins of subway within Manhattan.

https://streeteasy.com/for-rent/queens/price:-2500%7Cbeds:1

Also, if you want something a bit more trendy and family friendly, you can find plenty of apt. in Park Slope, (the equivalent of Noe Valley)

https://streeteasy.com/for-rent/park-slope/price:-2500%7Cbed...

SF just doesn't have the same amount of options.
I sometimes use the share as message feature. Now I rarely share something on my timeine, and my timeline is becoming space as time goes on.
I would easily fork out as much as I fork out for Netflix

So 4 times as much.
> it is not necessarily

Sure, but labeling a site as “Possibly not secure” wouldn’t be a very effective way of communicating the risks to users.
Ordered, can't wait. Will be nice to have a VR option that doesn't require burning battery or overheating my phone (OG Pixel). I built my last gaming PC to minimum-Oculus-VR specs, but never got around to buying the headset. Glad I waited.
Russia made it clear that they would block AWS and Google Cloud if domain fronting was allowed to continue.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/04/in-ef...

As moxie says in the blog post

>The idea behind domain fronting was that to block a single site, you’d have to block the rest of the internet as well. In the end, the rest of the internet didn’t like that plan.
It's actually the shipping time I'm looking for. If a Chinese seller could get me an item in 2-3 days I'd buy from them no problem. It's the fact that it can take 2-4+ weeks to receive something that makes it a problem. I hate that they started doing this though. Why can't interactions just be reasonable and honest? Why does everyone have to try to trick you in to things?
Therapy Dogs Work Miracles. But Do They Like Their Jobs?
>The amount of willingness I have to pay more represented as an integer is a very large negative one until capital gains, corporate profits, etc. are taxed at a rate similar to the money I make.

I agree. There needs to be reform in multiple dimensions. You also bring up the point about governments being inefficient. That needs fixing. I think it calls into question how much our elected representatives are choosing to look away from the problem.

Adding to your point about how inefficient jobs are just welfare programs, the welfare programs themselves are more inefficient than what it seems. It takes way lesser money to push the people at the bottom 10th percent onto the next tier, say, the 20th or even the 30th percent in terms of income than what it takes to push the middle class to upper middle class. The leap is also more significant for someone who cannot afford 3 meals a day to become someone who'd able to afford that, compared to say a family of 4 that makes median income to be able to afford a vacation. To significantly improve the condition of the middle class, it requires way more resources than compared to those that are required to improve the conditions of the poor. If you channel the latter toward the former, almost all the resources go to waste. The problem seems to be that the middle class is a very broad spectrum. Anyone who isn't going through abject poverty or doesn't consider themselves rich is going to consider themselves middle class. This leads to the government pandering to this broad spectrum as part of their vote bank politics. The result is wasted resources and an illusion of efforts spent to bring up the middle class.
The unexpected beauty of China's bicycle graveyards
Yep. His announcement was reasonable and as expected.
I agree, right now we wouldn't be able to handle the effect. I feel it will take new generations who will be able to handle it. Much like movies today are more intense, fast paced and pushing the envelope that 30 years ago. Not saying it's right though.
This seems to have annoyed a few people. I didn’t mean this as an actual practical strategy, or facetiously, was more meant as a commentary on modern global corporotisation, and a thought experiment on the limits to which the EU can enforce itself online.
Bossanova Robotics | Multiple Roles | Pittsburgh, PA | Onsite | Full Time

At Bossanova we create service robots for the global retail industry. Our robots’ mission is to make large scale stores run efficiently by automating the collection and analysis of on-shelf inventory data. We drive autonomously through aisles, navigating safely among customers and store associates.

More information on us:
- https://www.technologyreview.com/s/609997/the-robots-patroll...
- http://fortune.com/2018/03/26/walmart-robot-bossa-nova/
- http://bossanova.com/

Open Positions:

Robotics Software Engineers - Make autonomous robots do real work in the real world - C++, ROS, Python, Linux(Ubuntu pref) http://bossanovarobotics.applytojob.com/apply/BeI6GpH8MT/Rob....

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If interested please apply through the links above. Email me at aaron(dt)blasdel(a)bossanova(dt)com if you have any questions.

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I don't know... personally my Facebook experience improved dramatically after I deleted my account in 2013 :)
Industry Dive | Washington, DC | Onsite

Industry Dive is a profitable, growing, six-year old B2B media company that provides business news and analysis to millions of executives in a dozen different industries. See e.g. utilitydive.com or retaildive.com or marketingdive.com

VP OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

We are looking for a passionate software engineering leader who can help grow and evolve our software development capabilities. The VP of Engineering is responsible for providing vision, leadership and management to our 10-person (and growing!) software team. This is a new position that reports to the CTO. The ideal candidate has a strong technical background and a track record of managing and scaling teams. Job description on website or contact me for more details: eli-at-industrydive.com

ALSO HIRING:

- Software Engineer

- Marketing Programs Associate

- Marketing Operations

- Multiple Business Writer / Reporter / Editor positions

https://www.industrydive.com/careers/
I use adblock so my ARPU is 0. Can I get a discount? :-)
Facebook marketplace has been a boon for buy/sell to me and my family. Kijiji and craigslist are very sketchy, but with FB marketplace, you can see who the person actually is. It makes us feel much more safe when we go to meet the person.

I see FB dating as having similar success. I can see you and your connections and validate that you aren't going to kill or rape me when we meet up for coffee (or if you're male; I can see that you are a real person and not a bot).
Will Moxie finally acknowledge that the right tool for censorship circumvention is Tor?
I feel like both of our points are valid :)
You want to use the resources and influence of a large corporation to acheive your organizations goals. They don’t have to be on board with your mission, and it’s arrogant to think so IMO. Why should they let you do it, when they won’t allow it for others? Seems like you feel entitled because you think by default people should support what you’re trying to do.

The flipside of free speech you’re ignoring is that people get to abstain from using their voice in addition to using it.
It's just practical. Otherwise how do you call java ? Or python ?

And what would be the benefit of changing those particular sementics ?

In french we define such article as "fucking a fly".
Depends on the size of your business and other factors, but in my experience I feel like if a tool (language, runtime, or application) is core to your business it pays to decouple it from the OS. My industry does a lot of Python work and CentOS uses Python in a lot of their install and management tools. There are more than a few stories about people manually updating /usr/bin/python and ruining their OS. Being able to upgrade the OS independent of our code base is huge weight off our shoulders. Perhaps this even more so applies to Python libraries.
It's about how an IP range assigned to a country establishes nexus, and a service that operates within this jurisdiction must abide by said country's laws.
Often, the nuances of the real world defy simple syllogistic reasoning. This isn't one of those times.
Dependency Injection with Clojure Using DIME
Can I use it to e.g. play games on another device, like a PS4?

I thought the PS VR headset would be perfect for this. Unfortunately it requires to be connected by wires which is frustrating. Something like this, but tailored to PS4 would be awesome.
Mail Pilot 3 Discovery Edition Unveiling
It seems centralized solutions (Telegram, Signal) are under fire recently. I wonder what would happen if federated protocols (Matrix, XMPP, etc.) were more popular and, thus, also in spotlight.