skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You conveniently ignored everything else I wrote.

> he has publicly appealed to Russia for help during the campaign, sided with Putin over the entire American intelligence community and admitted that he fired the Director of the FBI because of the investigation.

The crimes that he's publicly admitted to are conspiring with a foreign government against the US, election fraud and obstruction of justice. The source for these statements is Trump himself. If those aren't big enough for you, I can't help you.
Alden as a Service

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Backend / DevOps

Location: Rhode Island

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: not for the next 4 months

Technologies: Django, Kubernetes Docker, AWS, GKE, Lambda, Node, GeoDjango Postgresql, PostGIS, Redis, Celery, RabbitMQ, Sentry, SourcePawn

Latest Open Source Project: https://thicc.io

Latest Startup: https://metoo.io

Résumé/CV: https://aldenjenkins.com

Email: please use my serverless contact form on aldenjenkins.com

What's unique about me is my outlook on life: My desire to learn to love, and my love for learning. I try to raise the collective consciousness by understanding and mastering life holistically one day at a time.

I love you... yes you! :)
So that's what JTIs are for!! I disabled [generating] them in our app, I couldn't figure out what purpose a unique-identifier-per-jwt would have, when you could just use the jwt itself to uniquely identify itself.
Human Relations Area Files (HRAF) | New Haven, Ct | Digital Services Associate | ONSITE | http://hraf.yale.edu

The Human Relations Area Files (HRAF) is non-profit membership
organization affiliated with Yale University. Founded in 1949, HRAF is
cooperative in nature and international in scope, collecting, organizing and
distributing information of significance to the natural and social sciences
and the humanities. The mission of HRAF is to promote understanding of
cultural diversity in the past and present. To accomplish this mission the
Human Relations Area Files produces and distributes scholarly resources for
research and teaching, and supports the conduct of original research on
cultural variation. HRAF has its own building about a mile from the main
campus and with a small staff we emphasize both flexibility and teamwork

We are seeking candidates to join our IT team for a full-time or part-time
position to participate in a team responsible for a range of activities
required for producing, processing and distributing digital resources that
relate to understanding cultural and social life of people in the past and
present. Candidates must be flexible and learn skills as needed. At
application, candidates should have experience in some of the activities
required in our overall digital operations, including coding in a number of
computer languages, production support tasks related to document
development in an XML environment, design and implementation of
services, implementing web interfaces on both the server and client side,
documentation, creating unit tests for existing and new code, identifying,
documenting and fixing bugs, and participating in team discussions
relating to production and design and implementation of new
capabilities.

More Information: http://hraf.yale.edu/announcing-immediate-opening-at-hraf-fo...
Rolling frisbee on a frozen lake
A variant of this is used in an autism test:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6577486

https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/03/well-quiz-the-mind...

Autism's partial face-blindness may include an inability to learn prejudices about the emotional content of faces.
> In this paper, we present NetSpectre, a generic remote Spectre variant 1 attack. For this purpose, we demonstrate the first access- driven remote Evict+Reload cache attack over network, leaking 15 bits per hour.

https://misc0110.net/web/files/netspectre.pdf
This is a very high-level introduction. If you want a lot more meat, see Boyd & Vandenberghe, which is legitimately free online at http://web.stanford.edu/~boyd/cvxbook/. It doesn't have any material on global optimization for nonconvex problems, but that's not really an introductory topic anyway.
DEPOP | Scala Engineers, Platform Engineers | London, Manchester | Onsite Full-Time Remote

We are the social marketplace where over 12M people come to buy, sell and discover unique items. Our mission is to empower creative minds by making our platform the place for the most vibrant communities in the world.

With headquarters in London, spaces in LA and New York, we have a team of more than 100 people dedicated to enhancing and developing the Depop experience for our global communities. And we’re just getting started.

Depop is a rapidly scaling business. As our user base of over a million active users continues to grow, we’re on the hunt for a Scala Engineer to join our Tech team.

Apply here: [ https://www.depop.com/about/jobs ]

Tech: Scala, Python, NodeJS, AWS, Kubernetes, Vault, Terraform, Kotlin, Swift
15 Dead Cryptocurrency Predictions, 1 Year Later
The digits add to 0 in mod 9 and he's looking for precisely 9. eg. the sum of digits for 9^3 = 18. That's why you don't see 9's everywhere.
Location: Anywhere in USA, currently in New York

Willing to relocate: Yeah

Technologies: Mobile, Full Stack, ML novice (iOS MLKit)

Résumé/CV: Upon request

Email: r.vooda@gmail.com
Cyberwar predictions for 2019: The stakes have been raised
The DC Metro averages 33 mph, including stops. I’d be surprised if NYC’s express lines didn’t hit 50 routinely.
(Someone please correct me if I'm wrong) Without adding additional hardware, likely not significant.

The way you avoid some of the impacted scenarios (at modest performance impact) is with additional hardware or microarchitecture changes.

Basically, the task is 'Ensure processor state, as observed by another process, never changes because of speculative execution branches.'

Which is a high bar to meet, especially if you want to simultaneously optimize your execution unit utilization.
Alpha | New York City/NYC SoHo | Fullstack Engineer, Machine Learning / NLP Engineer | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $100 - $180k | https://alphahq.com

We believe the path towards building better products involves more and faster experimentation. Alpha is an insights platform that enables teams to make data-driven decisions about products, users, and new markets. Users of our insights platform ask plain English questions and get back supporting data in hours or days, not weeks or months. We're currently looking for both full-stack software engineers and ML/NLP specialists.

Our stack: - Ruby - Node - Python - MongoDB - PostgreSQL - Redis - Vue.js - AWS - Heroku

For more info check out the official posting (be sure to mention HN!):

Machine Learning / NLP Engineer: https://alphahq.workable.com/jobs/779039

Full Stack Engineer: https://alphahq.workable.com/jobs/854089

You can also check out our careers page for more information on the company/mission/perks: https://alphahq.com/careers. Feel free to also direct questions about the roles to yair [ at ] alphahq.com
Aclaimant | Remote USA | Full Stack Clojure(Script Engineers) | Remote
Aclaimant is looking for a mid-level Clojure developer to join our team. At Aclaimant we are redefining the way companies and employees work together to manage risk. Our SaaS platform is built using Clojure and ClojureScript. We work remotely from the comfort of our own homes. Pair programming is important to us; it helps us build culture and share knowledge. We expect candidates to be located within North America. Email jobs@aclaimant.com for more information or visit https://aclaimant.com/careers-developer
Well in one instance the FDA caught farmers put milk with antibiotic and other drug residue into the stream of commerce, so it’s not an arguement so much as facts.

But yes, you could spend your time arguing organic farmers load up their dairy and meat cows with antibiotics and put it in the stream of commerce without any evidence of the same, if that’s what gets you going.
SoundHound | All roles available in Santa Clara/San Francisco. Engineering roles only in Toronto. | ONSITE - http://soundhound.com/careers

I'm an Engineering Manager at SoundHound. We've raised $75 Million from NVIDIA, Samsung, KP and others to take on Amazon and Google in AI with our "Collective AI" Houndify platform. Our open Houndify platform has the world’s fastest speech recognition and most sophisticated natural language understanding. We've had a lot of interest from partners and there are a LOT of really interesting projects being worked on requiring complex problem solvers who can work well independently. Things have come a long way since our leaked demo video took top spot on Reddit a while back:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1ONXea0mXg https://www.houndify.com/
https://soundhound.com/careers

If you have any questions you'd like to ask an engineer here just email me: tilo at (company name) dot com. I respond to all emails but please, no recruiters! And we have hired from this thread in the past.
Like the motorists changed laws concerning pedestrian traffic and road laws?
> Is what way? I’ve never heard of the IMF demanding this.

Not during the past decade, because the IMF policy changed a lot during the early 2000s. But that was basically the recommendation of the IMF to the financial crisis in the 90s.

See how it handled the Asian crisis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1997_Asian_financial_crisis#IM...
SEEKING WORK - Remote, World - Backend / DevOps

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Location: Rhode Island

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Technologies: Django, Kubernetes Docker, AWS Lambda, Node, GeoDjango Postgresql, PostGIS, Redis, Celery, RabbitMQ, Sentry, SourcePawn

Latest Open Source Project: https://thicc.io

Latest Startup: https://metoo.io

Résumé/CV: https://aldenjenkins.com

Email: please use my serverless contact form on aldenjenkins.com

What's unique about me is my outlook on life: My desire to learn to love, and my love for learning. I try to raise the collective consciousness by understanding and mastering life holistically one day at a time.

I love you... yes you! :)
I thought 16 cores were too much for double channel memory! This is interesting indeed.
NGP VAN - Washington, DC and Boston, MA

We are hiring for several technical positions, most of which can be filled in either our Washington, DC or Somerville, MA (near Boston) office:

* Software Engineer

* Senior Software Engineer

* Software Engineering Intern (spring and summer)

* DevOps Engineer

* Systems Engineer

* Security Administrator

* QA Analyst

You can apply directly on our careers website here: https://www.ngpvan.com/careers or you can email me at dmiller at ngpvan dot com and I'll get you to the right hiring manager.

NGP VAN is a technology company whose team members do exciting and meaningful work that has a significant impact on promoting civil rights, social justice, and environmental responsibility.

Employees enjoy an unusually generous set of benefits, including 12 weeks paid parental leave, profit sharing, 100% premium-paid health/dental, and an ongoing education allowance. NGP VAN is one of only a handful of companies to be recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine for 10 years. Inc. Magazine also recognized us as one of the 50 Best Places to Work in 2016.

We were named one of the Coolest Companies of 2016 by DC Inno. We've also been named one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the DC area by the Washington Business Journal and SmartCEO. The Wall Street Journal wrote “NGP VAN is something of a secret weapon for the Democratic Party and the labor unions and progressive groups that use it.” We have also won the AAPC award for Best Use of New Technology, and the Campaigns & Elections Award for Most Innovative Product.

Join our team and work alongside more than 200 smart, passionate, and innovative co-workers, many of whom are industry recognized as experts in their fields.

NGP VAN believes a diverse, inclusive staff makes us a stronger company and better partner for our clients. We’re committed to hiring people of all races, ethnicities, ages, sex, genders, sexual orientation or gender identities, marital status, religions, and disabilities. Women, people of color, LGBTQ individuals, and members of other minority or marginalized groups are encouraged to apply.

Keywords: ONSITE
SEEKING WORK - experienced full-stack developer

Location: Tampa Bay, Florida, USA

Remote: Preferred, but will discuss other options

20 years of full-stack web development experience, with embedded development history before that. We can get down to basics with C/C++ or party with PHP, Rails, Node/Express, React, and more. My specialties include security, PCI-DSS compliance, crypto, and writing beautiful documentation that's easy to read.

US citizen, covering Pacific through Eastern timezones.

I welcome your short to long-term challenge, and can bill hourly or via monthly retainer.

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I wanted to make something like this myself, it's been on my mind for a while now. I have been thinking of using laser-engraved aluminum panels instead of granite, and mount them on a cave somewhere. Anyone have any idea of how long the aluminum can last? Is it at least 1000 years?
Yeah, he’s not even harping on any specific IQ test – he seems to be rejecting any attempt to assign a quantifiable, objective measure to intelligence in general. Ultimately, in spite of having a lot of sources, he ends up saying that intelligence shouldn’t be measured because we might not like what we find.
> Obesity is your body telling you that you are doing food consumption wrong.

On the contrary, obesity likely exists because evolution optimized for the ability to survive long famines, which isn't a big problem in most developed nations nowadays.
Why? It takes one session or less for Congress to pass a pre-written law that updates some numbers in existing law, as has been repeatedly done over decades.
Yes.

Why on earth would you rather something that takes up 100-200 MB over something that uses less than 5 MB (my biggest memory hog putty on Windows)

With that mindset, your 16 GB of RAM will go away after a few programs, because the devs weren't worried about memory usage. That is just the wrong mindset to have as a developer.

Apps like this are making things needlessly complicated, just for the sake of complicating.
Movem | Node Developer | Brighton, UK | ONSITE

Movem are working to completely change the way tenant referencing is done, radically reducing the cost, increasing the speed and giving tenants more privacy in the process.

We're a small, fast moving team and you can have a huge impact on the future of the product. The company was acquired in 2018 giving us the rocket fuel to expand even further!

Find out more about the role here: https://www.wiredsussex.com/jobs/vacancy/node-~*~-javascript...

Or drop me an email direct at james@movem.co.uk
Maybe that because english is not my native language, but I honestly find this way of material presentation as rather confusing.

PS: oh and of course all those 'It’s quite easy to show that the...' and similar 'by this point it should be obvious'. No, it is not... I guess I will never understand or use those algorithms even though I'd like to.
It's negotiable, except for fresh graduates. We have a separate process for fresh graduate hiring.
Notion | Programmer, Designer, Marketing, User Support | SF | https://www.notion.so | Full Time | Onsite

== Intro ====================================

Hey there, Notion founder here. At Notion, our goal to create the general purpose work tool for a post-file, post-MS Office world. My cofounder and I often joke that this was like the "hot startup topic" of the 90s. Unfortunately, tools for knowledge workers haven't advanced much since then. The state of art is either Google Docs/Quip/Dropbox Paper (multiplayer WordPerfect), or rigid SAAS apps (forms + a table+ some buttons).

This is our product:
https://notion.so

We made a graphic novel about why we exist:
https://notion.so/about

This is our hiring page:
https://www.notion.so/notion/Join-Us-e7aeb157238a4603a2964b28c646f07f

Read more reviews on WSJ and Product Hunt. (Notion was one of the fastest voted of all time):
https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-only-app-you-need-for-work-life-productivity-1521640800
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/notion-for-ios
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/notion-1-0-web-mac-app

We are a dozen artsy nerds at the moment. The business is growing VERY fast and profitable.
We have a beautiful artist loft in the SF Mission district, with the best investors out there (notion.so/about).
You need to be able to build things and think conceptually.

== Apply =======================================

Email us at "join-us@makenotion.com"
SEEKING WORK - remote only (UK citizen)

Spent the last 5 years working remotely for Spotify as a full stack engineer.

Most of the last 3 years I've been working with Go: https://github.com/dave

Currently building up mobile skill-set with Flutter.
Wow! I didn't realize that Chrome sent the audio stream to Google. Thank's for the heads-up.

Edit: This means that I may have to look into adding the recognition server-side locally. FireFox had a working experimental API at one point but it's gone now: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1248897
Ask HN: GDPR, WordPress.com REST API and Gravatar
Hi, I'm building a service based on the wordpress.com REST API (https://developer.wordpress.com/docs/api/) which gives access to wordpress.com data, and based on the Gravatar (https://gravatar.com) service from which I download images.

So, when my users will use my service, their IP and HTTP header will go to WordPress.com and to the Gravatar service, and they say the use IPs to make geolocalization.

Under the GDPR, is it enough I explain this in my privacy policy or do I have to store the consent?

Thank you.
Location: Amsterdam

Remote: Willing

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies:

* I will learn anything with business goals and user experience in mind, currently I have worked with:

* Java/Spring Boot

* NodeJS/Express

* ReactJS

* C (hacking only such as recreating meltdown or rowhammer)

* Python (automation and scraping)

* R (data analysis)

* Objective-C (made iOS apps 4 years ago)

Resume: Upon request

Email: mettamage at protonmail dot com

I'm willing to learn anything. My only requirement is that it is challenging. I have industry knowledge in the education space and health space.
I used these lectures as a method for learning algorithms as a phys/mech eng with no CS background. I found them incredibly challenging but the lectures were written exceptionally well. On an internet with thousands of resources on this material, this was the very best I found.
I think the odds he gets impeached are decent. What's much less likely is that the Senate votes to convict. That's what happened in Bill Clinton's case.

They have the votes to impeach him in the House come Thursday; at that point it becomes more of a political calculation of when the timing is right. They don't want to be seen as jumping the gun, so it probably depends on the Mueller report or the various other investigations into his taxes, past business crookedness, illegal campaign payments, his 'non-profit' foundation, the inauguration funds, or the various and sundry other high crimes and misdemeanors.
Sorry for the naive question, can anyone explain what it means for something to enter the public domain? What is the public domain anyway? Is there a database somewhere of all the public things?

Does it mean anyone can put batman on a t-shirt, sell that t-shirt and keep all the profit? Does it mean batman movies can be pirated without repercussion?
There is no such thing as AI. No professional, legal, or formal definition of such a thing exists. Even self-described AI experts have put forth no definition for AI, let alone agreed on one. Elon Musk was telling people on Joe Rogan that AI was the biggest threat to humanity without even defining what AI is.
Hi Kyle - is there direct email to react out to you regarding this role?
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Stratasan | Web Operations Engineer (Devops-ish) | Remote or Nashville, TN | https://stratasan.com/about/careers/

The Ops Engineer role at Stratasan has three primary functions: (1) Ensure the security and stability of the Stratasan application (2) Monitoring and metrics (3) Aiding the dev team with automated tests and continuous integration.

We’re always looking for ways to improve our stack, but we do already have a fairly sophisticated operations stack that uses Python 3, Docker, AWS, Terraform, ChatOps (via Slack), and Jenkins.

Full job description and apply: https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=e4fd366e447b71b7&tk=1d07or...
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Swedish citizen)

Experience with C#, C++, Unity3D and several other languages and frameworks. I have most of my experience in game programming (everything from basic gameplay logic to advanced things like networking) and I've been involved in all parts of the code for several projects.

Linkedin: https://se.linkedin.com/in/robbin-torstensson-26975a5b/en
Portfolio: http://robbintorstensson.wixsite.com/portfolio/
I’m a lefty and fountain pen smearing is an issue. Doubtless there are techniques and inks to optimize for quick drying better than I managed, so I’d encourage you to try and find out for yourself. It depends on how you’re able to position your hand and I’ve only ever managed to write by dragging either all the time or inadvertently when trying to keep my palm raised. It’s a shame because the pens and their output can be quite elegant.
I'm mildly aphantadic. I can see flashes of image, but can't hold them, and with little colour. I feel this has worsened with time.

However, I can know where objects are in a room and am excellent at navigating a city in my mind. It's like the data is there, but I can't visualize it, if that makes sense.

Music and sound recall is excellent. I have good memory of spoken words, and I can play songs in my head in what seems like full detail.

I dream. I kept a dream journal for a while and had a lot of detail. Though, I think I had more visualization then. I can definitely still recall dreams with a lot of detail though. But it's like my waking thoughts: the images aren't vivid.

Fiction is easy. I don't have visuals in the rest of my life, so I'm hardly missing them there. I think the same thing happens where I imagine a room with objects, but I just can't quite see it. But it's there.

What is hard is poetry, most of it I simply can't get into. There are a few exceptions. I've liked some ancient greek stuff, and I liked Felix Dennis. But most is just dull for me.

I'm not really into hiphop and it occurs to me this could be part of it....
Show HN: A couple Ultima Thules
Solutions were stepping stones to my success. I am mature enough to not be tempted without trying out the problem. I sleep over it and then at last looking at the solution, if I ever find myself at my wit's end. That is because I have a firm understanding that there is no shortcuts to success. Having come from a third world country where cheating on oneself is delaying even the basic resources to get a job, I was raised with peers finding the 'peeping at solutions' an abhorrent act. Its a big shameful thing to do in my culture.

Solutions are the way I learn the thought process of author if he arrived at the final answer in a better way.
Solutions expose errors in questions. Errors and typos in Indian texts were way more a common place in questions than in solutions. There was simply not a chance for a solution to have typo or logical errors.

If there are no solutions, I'd simply put it for later until I am proficient in the subject and want to try out the problems with confidence. There is always this insecurity when it comes to dealing with logic. Little things can slip in abstract thinking pretty easily. Silly mistakes take a toll. People like myself prefer to solve problems individually at our own pace. Solutions are a must for me. Of course, that 'later' almost always never comes.