skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
DistilledODN is a bootstrapped SaaS startup unit inside a larger Digital Marketing agency. We are 5 core team members, looking to hire two more roles immediately. We literally created the market we operate in and are building an exciting platform. We are passionate about being the best place for the best people to work, and value an open and welcoming culture.

Front-End developer | London, UK | Onsite/Remote
This role is primarily working on our app (think CMS), but also our marketing site. You will have a lot of leeway to rebuild things should you wish.
You will be able to work remotely most of the time, but will need to be at our office in London about 4 days a month (when we try to all be together).
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Infrastructure is critical to our platform, with a tight coupling between our app and the infrastructure, which makes for a lot of fun challenges to work through!
You will be able to work remotely most of the time, but will need to be at our office in London about 4 days a month (when we try to all be together).
More info: https://jobs.lever.co/distilled/c0786e6a-f85d-4121-b5d9-4a9c...

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We don't have to worry about this any time soon, but I have to admit I laughed at the headline because I hadn't thought of it before. Makes perfect sense, really. Just like you'd tell a friend dropping you off at a bank that you'll be just a few minutes, so they take a trip around the block a few times before picking you up.

If you live close enough to your destination and will be a while, you could tell your car to "go home and come get me later." Avoiding paying to park might not even be a thing because no one bothers with local parking spots.

Again, not a problem I expect to worry about in my lifetime.
It's literally an X200s
Uber prices go up in NYC as new driver minimum wage law takes effect
The Guardian of Grammar Who Wants to Help You Be a Better Writer
You'll need to change your IP as well. Something you have never logged in as to create the account. Sock puppet accounts can be associated by IP and social graph searches.
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TL;DR: Enjoy building complex web apps using WebAssembly, JS and WebGL to create an amazing CAD experience in a browser? Cool, so do we. Watch this to get a feel for how the app looks like today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oidOVwueS-k

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We are building the software platform that powers the the solar industry. Our clients are companies that work on transitioning our society to a future of sustainable energy by selling, designing and installing solar installations. Aurora enables them to do their job better, faster, and more efficiently. Aurora is a cloud-based SaaS solution that allows solar installers to build 3D models of buildings and trees, simulate the impact of shading on a homeowner's roof, design advanced solar systems, calculate the financial return of a solar system and generate beautiful sales proposals. By enabling solar installers to do all of this in a short time and without having to leave their office, Aurora helps to reduce the cost of solar installations and make solar energy more widely available.

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Frontend: Ember, Coffee/Javascript/ES6, WebGL, WebAssembly

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If you're interested in working with us please apply online, mention you're from HN and let us know what you've been working on lately. If you have any questions before applying, email me directly at mklocker@aurorasolar.com.
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> Let's break it down then. The first paragraph...

Can we have this as a service? Fluff-to-meat-ratio feature is a requirement though.
But not many web devs that specialize in that device or mobile devices in general. As someone who does both usually the native dev have a much better advantage if given 2 native devs vs 2 web devs. But thats just my experience.
I might be being a bit of a snob, but in the context of a cheese-related discussion kraft singles don't really rate mention.
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I think it's a good number for a sustained load within a large cluster.

50MB/sec multiplies due to replication and consumers. Also in large clusters, the bottleneck comes often from the network switches rather than the rest of the stack.

Also when it comes to sustained load, many people don't realize that 50MB/sec × 10 brokers × 24 hours × 7 days × 3600 seconds leads to 300TB per week (without counting the replication). :)
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We provide a platform that lets anyone create, host and sell courses online, we have over 15 million students and well over 250k instructors on the platform. We had over $90m in courses sold in 2017, up from $30m in 2016, with 2018 ending over $170m. We are a team of 85 with an Eng/Product org of 35. We are hiring across the board with a focus on Backend (RoR), Frontend (React/Typescript), our first dedicated DevOps Engineer.

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There are for sure features that I disagree with in Win10 like telemetry and automatic reboots while I'm using the computer (which has been resolved), but it's a far stretch to say they're ruining windows. I don't think I've ever had a full crash on my current Win10 box that I use daily. Driver issues are almost nonexistent. It does everything I need it to without issue. I'm not sure what else I would want from an OS.
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That's very kind. Weirdly, I have never done a conference presentation about GNU make. If I did what would people want to hear about?
As a C developer I have to say there exists no idiomatic makefile - configuring header file dependencies with -MMD/auto rebuild targets affected by FLAGS change already makes your Makefile look like magic. As the project grows, eventually you will need some kind of flexibility that makefile cannot do well. In this case, explicit Python scripts become more useful that a bunch of possibly implicit makefile rules.
And yet, it has also been suggested that this periodic table only describes 4% of the mass in the universe:

"All the stars, planets and galaxies that can be seen today make up just 4 percent of the universe. The other 96 percent is made of stuff astronomers can't see, detect or even comprehend."

https://www.space.com/11642-dark-matter-dark-energy-4-percen...

They should have mentioned this in the article, as it is an important qualifier.
Uber’s transit offering just went live in Denver
I would've liked it if they included photos and videos of these "deceptive" interactions. Instead they have this flashy video which basically is just showcasing the Timeline feature, and pretending it's some secret malicious data collection plan.
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That and their notices "hey you look at this" are just a bunch of shit products that I have no interest in.

Amazon's Prime Day and other efforts to sell me low quality garbage products are such a turn off. I don't typically think of Amazon like Wall-Mart but they sure as hell are trending that way.
That'a great. Glad it was helpful. If you have any of your own GNU Make tips and tricks please do blog about them!
Even for those of us all-in on Google services -- like me with Gmail, Drive, Maps with history and sharing, YouTube Red -- iOS is way better. iOS and all the Google apps works great, and you can dump Google at any time.
A safer eval() (when combined with VM2). Transforms code to inspect fcalls
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Zcash 2018 Security Audit Results Overview
This happened similarly with "traditional" media in the 90s.

Properties got bought up, and owning papers and magazines was a hot item. They were posting large gains yearly, and shareholders were pleased.

When those gains started going down, shareholders became not so pleased! Then the company puts pressure on the properties to cut costs and perform better and sell more to keep those gains coming against a downward pressure that was almost constant. The companies put more pressure on the properties, etc. Many of those properties cut print production completely over the past 20 years and have moved solely online with teams a small fraction of the size they once had. A few emerged less damaged, but still not what they once were financially.

There's a great thread about this very thing happening:

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1088503510184927233.html

And I guess it's now happening to the online-native media companies.

It will probably hit tech harder in the coming years too, if these histories are evidence of a pattern.
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Good luck in your search!
It is not really tax but rather a charge. The externalities of driving (threat to public safety, noise, pollution, pedestrian restrictions, etc) are orders of magnitude greater than say walking or loitering.
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Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: depends on location

Technologies: Postgres (databases in general), Javascript, C/C++, Ruby

Resume: Former R&D Director, Maintainer of PLV8

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Given how bumbling and third-rate many Canadian institutions are today, I would generally doubt the Canadian government's ability to assess anything like this competently.

I'm also not confident in our government's ability to prevent full-on Chinese state actors from tampering with such an assessment.

Added: though this should not be taken as a reason to defer to the U.S. government either. Our institutions regularly fail to serve their purposes, and the first step to solving that is to actually care that it's the case.
Long story, short:

1. Realize the world is moving beyond Windows

2. Cede mobile OS to Android/iOS, that battle is lost.

3. Realize, next great revenue stream is the Cloud (Azure).
It's arleady $8 to cross the golden gate bridge. It's going to cost anohter how much exactly when I enter 'downtown'?
What affiliate link program are you a part of? That's a notable amount just from your blog.
There was an article posted here recently about a device that feeds white noise to devices like that until you give the new device they keyword it's looking for. It was supposed to look like a fungus or something. Lemme see if I can find the article...

Wouldn't help with location tracking, but might put your mind partially at ease if you own a creepy home assistant thing.
A VC friend of mine characterized these kinds of answers nicely: incredible, profound bullshit that no one seems to know how to cut through.

On a level specific to Microsoft, their biggest threat is how agreeable and self-deprecating everything they do is now. Corporate cultures thrive on hierarchy, and yet their employees are pretty comfortable admitting to their friends that Windows and Azure are crap. The quiet trie flippers at Google, Amazon, Facebook, Oracle and Apple never speak ill of the product. Those people go and hunt leakers.

Nobody at Microsoft wants to hunt leakers anymore. That bloodthirsty lust for dollars is what made it possible for a whole generation of middle managers to hit the country club in the first place. So what does it say that the us-versus-them mentality is gone?

The CEO should be going out and saying, "Come work for us. Look how much nicer we are. Trie flippers might score better on their programming quizes, but they're insufferable." Instead he's talking, in coded language, about expanding to serve the Chinese government, which is impossible in an organization that believes in personal freedoms and positive life outcomes.

On a meta-level, what do we do with all the CEOs who are essentially beneficiaries of our increasingly correlated bull runs? Has it really boiled down to, "Since non-mineral and utility revenues are correlated at huge market cap companies, you're a good CEO as long as your likable?"
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Technologies: Sketch, Axure, InVision, Information
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They are small things, but they could also be good signals- a bit like canaries in the mine.

To say that differently, every story about Google or Facebook is usually some horrible thing. I would not touch their product with a 10 foot pole. A few years go, I uninstalled all facebook stuff and even whatsapps. Now I do not buy anything even remotely connected to google (such as android phones) because it gives me the creeps.

When I buy Microsoft hardware or software, I do not get this bad feeling. So I buy more of it.

You should not underestimate the power of a narrative or even impressions.
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We're a startup building small robot arms for manufacturing and logistics. We're on a mission to make robotic automation affordable and simple. We're currently fully funded and gearing up for volume manufacture and need engineers of all stripes to solve all sorts of interesting problems in robotics. Our stack involves everything from javascript and golang down to microcontroller embedded C, and we're hiring right across it.

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Open positions here:
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AIUI, orbital mechanics makes leaving weapons in orbit not very useful. One missile on the ground can launch a strike at any location within its range at any instant the operator chooses, and deliver it within ~30m or so. One weapon in orbit can only strike locations along its current orbit, and at very constrained times. To deorbit something, you generally need a retrograde burn while it's on the opposite side of the planet as the place you want it to deorbit at. So even if you happen to be in exactly the right place to strike a particular target at the time you make the decision to, you still have to wait half an orbit, or ~45min for LEO. The time just gets longer for the location not being perfect or for higher orbits.
Is this a joke? Why would anyone ever do that?

Except if the only language you know (and ever want to know) is python?
The roads will be clogged for the foreseeable future because we don't build any new roads. $5.9 trillion went to wars in the Middle East, however.
> Most of this code can be generated by the IDE.

If you check in generated code, you have to prevent anyone from editing it (so it doesn't become something you have to start testing and reviewing) and include some kind of summary so nobody wastes time looking at it.
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MIG Global is a technology-led market research insight company. We use our tech to automate and enable, and aim to deliver relevant data and insight to our clients much more quickly than our competitors are able. We feel there's a window of opportunity open to us to disrupt the market research industry which is, in many ways, quite slow moving and traditional.

Our tech team comprises 15 people, mostly developers, along with two UX designers. I wouldn't go so far as to say based at, but we're centred on The Bradfield Centre in Cambridge, UK. However, most of our team work from home at least some of the time, and we have three substantially remote members. We've become quite proficient at working whilst spread out geographically so we're quite open to full-time remote workers as well. On top of this we also offer a 35 hour work week and flexible working hours.

Our stack is SQL Server, C#/.NET, TypeScript and React for all new systems over the past 18 months and going forward. We have various technologies in our legacy codebase, including JQuery, Angular, MVC and - in our desktop tools - CEF, WPF and WinForms (sorry!). The upcoming year will see something of a sea change with increasing using of R and Python, along with the latter's ecosystem of statistical, data mining, NLP, and ML libraries and integrations.

We are hiring at least half a dozen talented software engineers at all levels of experience to join us. We're also looking for a couple of user experience designers with up to 3 years experience who our senior designers can mentor and develop. Regardless of our role, you’ll be working on our end to end market research, data, and insight delivery platform.

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I don't use github or linkedin. I don't use skype either... because Microsoft ruined it and everybody left (for business now I use Hangouts and for gaming now I use Discord).
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Popdog (https://popdog.com) is a technology and services company focused on fixing core problems in the esports and live streaming industry. Our technical team is working to build the backend of gaming to support both our talent (Inlcuding Ninja, Shroud, LIRIK, summit1G, TimTheTatman and many more: https://loaded.gg/) and streaming/esports as a whole. We are looking for talented frontend and backend engineers to work with us in Los Angeles (Santa Monica, CA).

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how easy is it ti mock this list? Say you map that apple endpoint within your local network to mocked revocation list? I assume it's probably hashed?
Sounds about right. Canada is looking bleek, the PM is destroying the economy and sticking free speech. As more and more provincial governments disagree with the federal government on numerous issues, it looks like he will not get another term.

The Native people are suffering and even something basic like clean water is a failed promise from the government. However, can spend billions abroad on SJW incentives.
Using Transfer-Learning to Detect Yoga Poses