skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Synap | Chicago | Onsite
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> pay a third party to serve lunches for their employees in a company canteen

That's what happens today that they want to ban.
I was using DNS66, much is user friendly and very effective. Unfortunately, it is implemented as a VPN, and Android will allow one VPN to be active at a time.
Easy. You tax wealth by printing money.
There's been some work to add type-hinting to Django if that helps.

Check out:

https://github.com/TypedDjango/django-stubs#django-stubs

https://gitter.im/mypy-django/Lobby
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We are a tech-driven alternative investment platform that broadens access to and connects leading private funds to financial advisors and high net worth individuals.

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Credit Karma’s entire business model revolves around sharing your credit data with their partners.
Often you can turn off frequency scaling so you can have rdtsc still be useful.
I love 3blue1brown! Will add to resources. :)
ah yes, the uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk bay, how could I forget.
Reddit says hackers stole user data from 2007 and earlier in security breach
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Just start a subsidiary company that just does catering.
Attacking the attackers
obligatory https://outline.com/NyLLU4
Thanks, but we have a mixed ecosystem, and Apple vendor lock-in is not an option. Plus, their current pro-privacy stance seems phony.
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call your supervisor and tell them to vote no, I did it, if you don't know who your supervisor is, look here to find your district:

http://www.sfmoderates.org/district-maps/

then google search for "district N supervisor san francisco" and they will have contact info
I think you are an outlier in that regard. Almost nobody I know is using any other messaging app instead of WhatsApp, and I just graduated out of University so my social circle consists of a lot of fresh engineering grads. It is hard for me to convince even my batchmates to install signal. I think people don't want to install anything else as none of their contacts are on any other platform.
what's the show called?
When I like it, it's called "influence". When I don't like it, it's called "manipulation". At least, this seems to be the way it's commonly used.
https://www.change.org/p/san-francisco-government-ban-kitche...
That suing over (tiny) legitimate claims is not worth it is a feature of the legal system, not a bug.
Just bring a lunch from home! problem solved.
We felt it important to mark the occasion - we'd been together nearly a decade, and we're not the sort to go places or do things (we took our first going away vacation with the honeymoon), so we felt it was important to us, but equally fair to just get er done and move on.
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I've seen arguments that some believe techies are becoming the new societal "elites," and that on-site cafeterias reinforce the divide between elite techies and the rest of society.

To me this seems like yet another poorly thought-out and aspirational gesture with minimal practical effect, but this is San Francisco.
So then saying things should not be illegal because it is absurd, but the act of communication (e.g. "fire!") can be illegal because it can have an effect?
It's not the item you're buying in that case, but the emotional connection to the previous owner.

I had an opportunity to buy a Parker 51 (fountain pen) once owned by Oskar Schindler a while back. I passed on it because it was part of a larger lot at auction that I didn't want, which went for more than I was willing to pay for the pen alone.

I've been looking for years for a pen that I've seen in several photographs of Kurt von Hammerstein-Equord, but I've yet to come across it (or any of his personal effects). I'd pay a great deal more for it than I would for an identical pen without that provenance. I mention it here because who knows? Someone might know where it is. His family moved to SoCal after the WW2, so it's within the realm of possibility.
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I wonder if the same semantics that make Forth simple and fast can be used with another (higher-level) syntax to make it easier to write in, kind of like how C replaced Assembly. It could become a new family of languages that might rival modern high-level languages in the same way CL Lisp tried to shake things up by being both low-level and high-level at the same time.
Some crazy stat exists related to this. Something like Apple making less than 15% of global units while reaping some 80% of the global profits related to said units. In this case, I weigh profits as the best manifestation of the company's position and not units produced.
Telegram here has the reputation of a chat app you might use to hide naughty online liaisons from your wife. Like something indexed to an alternative identity.

(So: like what the internet used to be like in olden times. But still.)
... just like boards2go forums.
It is, and I've discussed how it will be around and strong 10 years from now, when many other current platforms are past dead.

But it's not an option for the fast-pace, short-text, short-lived communication, thread style conversations. No, Gmail lock-in is not an option.
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TruStory is a platform for users to discover and validate claims that people make, whether in a blog post, whitepaper, website, or social media post. We are seeking a full-stack software engineer with 3+ years of experience:

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- Nice to have: Experience in cryptography, Golang, GraphQL, Solidity

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Another point: websockets. Golang is pretty good and (they say) Django kinda sucks. Have you used Django channels?
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Rapid7 is probably known best as the company behind Metasploit. While Rapid7 is a security company you will not have to be a security expert to work with us. See https://www.rapid7.com/company/jobs.jsp for the complete list of job openings.

We have multiple openings for our SRE teams in Austin and Cambridge for different experience levels. For the Cambridge office we are also looking for a lead.

We are completely in AWS and just launching the first production environment in k8s. Technology wise we use what ever makes sense, such as Cassandra, RabbitMQ, Kafka, ELK, Chef, Kong, EMR etc.

Feel free to reach out: ulrich_dangel@rapid7.com or apply directly on https://www.rapid7.com/company/jobs.jsp and mention HN
To cite the XKCD comic, Tim was being an asshole and Google showed him the door.
https://www.twilio.com/whatsapp/pricing/us

Looks like it'll also add up fast.
Datacenter de 2018: Redes basadas en la intención, cambian el juego
I sent you an email. Antz
This is the goal of the wealthy class and corporations. To treat the common man as a disposable and interchagable cog. It is always more profitable to not have to ensure the cog cannot encounter one medical issue that bankrupts them. It more profitable when you need not show any loyalty to the cog. We can see the end goal where profit is more important than humanity.
Regular public schools are limited to the curriculum prescribed by their school boards and generally can't deviate or experiment much. They're also, by definition, limited to students in a specific geographical area rather than any selection criteria. As others have noted, this goes both ways - charter/magnet schools can choose to serve the highest aptitude students (as most do), but they can also choose to serve at-risk or academically challenged students as this one does.
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So according to that accaglobal.com article that I linked ( focused on Chinese P2P industry ):

Why are they borrowing:
51%: to accumulate credit worthiness
20%: meet basic needs
9%: fund major purchases of consumer durables

So seems to cover some of your anecdotal experience of the space. I understand the P2P business spreading out the risk by subdividing large investments from lenders into these various risk pools, but from a lender's perspective I can't imagine the return is worth it on one of these platforms.

I'd imagine the P2P platform itself would take a large cut probably with initial borrowing costs, plus a percentage of any interest rate payback.

Just seems like there'd be much better ROI in other investments than this type of lending ( as a lender ). Though, I'm sure the P2P businesses are making a nice profit by fleecing these types of borrowers at every step.
SSA gives away money, administers programs and adjudicates disability claims. It’s nothing, relatively speaking.

The lifting for social services is at the state and county level. There’s probably 3 million people engaged in that function, depending on what you scope into it. I betcha there are 10,000 people just doing children’s services in NYC.
> One problem with this is that the corporate users who would fund a bounty competitive with the grey market don't really care about the grey market.

Mind elaborating?

> Your demo page shows a funding goal of $50,000... for BountyGraph. Not 1 HackerOne program in 10 is funded even to the tune of $20k, and those people all run actual businesses.

Sure, but in this case you're not relying on one business to fund the whole bounty; theoretically many businesses would be pooling funds. If hundreds of companies pledge small amounts, you are looking at real money being made available.
> I really don't get why anyone is acting like this is so horrible.

For me... it's not really about the cost. It's about the time and convenience, and having healthy options.

If I have back to back meetings or a deadline, I can grab and eat lunch from an employer cafeteria in 10-15 minutes. If I have to go out to a restaurant, I'm going to be gone for 30-60 minutes.

Instead, I'd just end up bringing lunch from home. But I can't cook as well as the cafeteria staff, so I'd probably end up bringing in something pre-packaged that's not as healthy. But I sure as heck wouldn't be going to outside restaurants on a regular basis.

That said... the employer provided meals are part of the compensation package for these jobs. So while I don't mind paying for food, salaries would have to adjust to compensate for a lost perk to stay competitive.

And on top of that, it just feels like legislative overreach, without clear benefit, that's just going to make SF even less competitive for tech companies.

> Everyone else that works in SF has to pay for their lunch on lower salaries.

Keep in mind not everyone in tech companies is on a senior engineer's salary. There are lots of lower paid positions.
The author seems to be the same person behind http://mithril.js.org
1. By taking a lower salary in exchange for lunches, you indirectly save on food expenses during the day. Additionally, you could save large amounts of money on taxes.

2. They could and probably do already, however that doesn't get citizens into local restaurants, which is what I'm assuming is this law's goal.
Employees are both a pain and a liability, and few people in government are even aware of the problem.

When I was an employer as a small business, my heart would skip a beat every time I received a letter from the many local, state or federal agencies that would chime in on some requirement as an employer. For someone that wants to do it right, it's very hard to know exactly what "right" is without paying an arm and leg for professional services.

Each letter was a reminder about how easy it would be to outsource each position to another company or country.
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Never underestimate the determination of bored Reddit trolls.

(Actually, the attackers were likely cybercriminals looking for the whole database of current users. Even with salted hashed passwords, it's trivial to find commonly used passwords and reuse the e-mail address and password to attack other accounts, such as bank accounts, paypal, amazon, facebook, gmail, etc. Each pilfered account adds up to a payday when you sell them on the black market, for things such as money laundering, account draining, and spam)
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It's fairly easy to claim the general case, and indeed you're right. But the challenge is that not all attackers have infinite resources, and the ones that effectively do us small fry really can't protect against anyway, because they're already where they need to be.

So specific information on known attack paths is an interesting conversation, because part of the SMS 2FA security is the belief that while 1-off SMS 2FA attacks are possible, they generally don't scale, and so that puts a high cost on carrying out the SMS 2FA, or informs a limit on the value that can be protected by SMS 2FA.

So, good for reddit? Maybe yes. Good for your bank? Maybe not, but maybe yes, depending on the diligence of the customer, the robustness of anti-fraud measures, and the cost of fraud insurance.
This hasn't worked for a long long time.
tl;dr: "The distinction between manipulation and non-manipulative influence depends on whether the influencer is trying to get someone to make some sort of mistake in what he thinks, feels, doubts or pays attention to."
I worked at Amazon in FiDi for almost 2 years and we never had free lunch. It was all part of the "Frugality" core value but I never felt like it was that bad. My current job has lunch onsite and it is better from a productivity standpoint. I probably get 30 minutes to 1 hour more working in because our team doesn't have to do mental gymnastics of picking a restaurant and commuting there and back, but sometimes that's fun. That being said, there are other things San Francisco officials should prioritize over this.
please submit the source, not articles reporting about what the source says if possible.

also a dupe, since the source is already on the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17664301
Show HN: BubblevsElevator-JS procedural game for android
All great plans start with money as a major factor. The money isn't the only thing necessary but you can't do any of it without it.
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Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch (and more), is hiring for a lot of roles: https://www.elastic.co/about/careers#engineering

Location: Earth
Which will cause the upper middle class to stop working as hard, because why bust your ass for not much of a better life. Fall back down with the common class which would cause the whole thing to fail.... god I hate socialism.
You don't have to put the redirection at the end, you can write

< input.txt filter1 args # ... rest of pipeline

(But I agree that the cat version is more readable.)