skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This article is so biased, I had to flag it, I'm sorry.

I can appreciate a good systemd HCI argument. Maybe a Unix philosophy argument, but those are pretty debunked these days. I can appreciate an attack surface/system responsibility argument. But this article delves into obnoxious tropes, biases, rants against systemd, and doesn't present anything that's thought provoking.
Location: Toronto

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Machine Learning, Web, Full Stack

Résumé/CV: http://richardabrich.com/resume

Email: richard.abrich@gmail.com

I specialize in understanding customer problems, and solving those problems with data via state-of-the-art machine learning techniques. Primarily looking for consulting opportunities, but open to other arrangements for the right fit.
Almost certainly HN would be ranting about the fact that Youtube is _discriminating_ against one in five users or some other crackpot shit.
It's in the apply link:
"All U.S. Digital Service positions require U.S. citizenship."
Location: Richmond, VA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: DevOps, AWS, Python, Selenium, C, Unix, Javscript

Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/santhoshkumarsrinivasan/

Email: san@sanspace.in

Github: https://github.com/sanspace

Will require VISA sponsorship

Not a citizen/GC holder
Great.. another installer to download. I play RL on the lower (very low) pro levels, I just hope it doesn't spark a wild shift. RL has been pretty solid for it's ESports partners and I hope this only brings good things to come. Psyonix deserves it for all their hard work.
Nice strawman you’ve got there. Does it have a name?
I chuckled, but come now, that's not the same thing.

Apple keeps track of what you type for autocorrect and word prediction. "Apple installs a keylogger on every iPhone."
Afresh | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite

Afresh is a Series A startup focused on automating the food supply chain using AI with the ultimate goal of eliminating food waste. In the US, about 40% of all food waste occurs in supermarkets and downstream, largely due to inefficient manual ordering processes. This waste leads to >$80B in economic losses as well as 1.5 billion tons of greenhouse gas emissions, which is comparable to the emissions of Japan.

Afresh is commercializing a technology developed as part of a Stanford research project that automates the pen-and-paper processes used by supermarket operators. This technology cuts retail food waste by >50% and dramatically increases the stores' profit margins.

We are founded by a team of Computer Science PhDs, MBAs, designers, and engineers from Stanford, Berkeley, CMU. We're backed by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt's firm (Innovation Endeavors) and the first investors in Instagram, Stitchfix, SoFi, and Heroku (Steve Anderson of Baseline Ventures).

We're growing fast: we're in a partnership with 4 large regional grocers representing 500+ stores and >$10B in revenue. We're also looking for smart, enthusiastic, dependable people interested in applying cutting-edge technology to problems with significant societal impact.

Our open roles are:
* Machine Learning Engineer
* Backend Engineer
* Site Reliability / DevOps
* Mobile Developer
* Full-Stack Web Developer
Full job descriptions available at: https://jobs.lever.co/afreshtechnologies?

Feel free to reach out directly to volodymyr@afreshtechnologies.com (I'm the CTO)
Huawei's reputation has never been completely stellar, but I'm getting more and more skeptical of these "reports" and the motivation behind them. Rehashed old news fromm 2012 about a telnet port? Really? As always, rehashed old news is great for clicks when it's the correct boogeyman.
Can Grand Theft Auto V help your mental health? Yes, say role-players
It doesn't even need a library. A simple regex would have prevented this.
>I'm a pilot and can't make sense of 'the plane had to take evasive action to avoid the drone'

I think it is probably, judging from the last time where there could also have been no drone, the plane left the bit of airspace that someone on the ground had reported to the airport that they thought that they might have seen a drone in.
Tim: Transcript of Apple's Q2 2019 Call with Analysts – Six Colors
Neither intel nor AMD supports core boot. Community efforts to add core boot focus entirely on intel because of market share (although intel is also plenty hostile to floss in this regard).
Siri Shortcuts May Hit macOS This Fall. RIP Automator?
Anchorage | Multiple Roles | San Francisco, CA | Onsite, Visa

We’re building the first crypto-native custodian, bringing the best of security engineering to digital asset custody. By providing financial institutions with a new and safer means of safeguarding their investments, we are securing the foundation of the crypto financial system.

Digital assets are the future of finance, but this new financial system is still in its early days. The next step for crypto is institutional investment, which is currently bottlenecked by a cold storage security model that’s failing to meet the needs of institutional investors.

We're looking for pationate people on the following roles:
* Software Engineer Embedded
* Software Engineer iOS
* Software Engineer Backend
* Software Engineer Frontend
* Software Engineer Security
* Software Engineer Infrastructure
* Blockchain Researcher

If you would like to join us in this new challenge please apply on https://boards.greenhouse.io/anchorage
www.anchorage.com
Except that's not what we're talking about, and even if it were, who cares what they wish - I'm there to socialize with friends, not employees.
As galago mentioned, the Ganesh Temple Canteen in NY is a beloved institution in the city and popular with people of all backgrounds.
don't forget that China practically runs on pirated Windows XP, without any service packs and no updates.
The OS upgrade is/was free, and IE11 is nearly 6 years old at this point. There are also other/current browsers available for Windows 7. There's really no excuse to not have a current browser.
Would the idea of a flatlander being incapable of comprehending 3-space be similar to what you're thinking?
Texas, Virginia, North Carolina, and Idaho among other jurisdictions.
I would have publicly disclosed after 90 days. A single line of code would have closed the URL problem and could have been deployed the next day. Six months is ridiculous.
You are giving google more information about those users by letting them know that they visited your site specifically and how engaged with your site they were.
I was attempting to explain in a simplified manner, since OP said that they did not know much about email encryption. But if you want to be semi-technical about it:

Both the sender's and recipient's public keys are required to calculate a shared secret. That shared secret is then used to encrypt the message. The recipient's priv key is used to decrypt the message.

Edit: Validating a digital signature is typically part of the process when using all-in-one software (eg: Thunderbird's Enigmail extension). That is why I mention the use of private keys. Again, an oversimplification on my part in response to OP's statement "Is encryption on emails that I have received controlled by the sender?", which is false.

See: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4880#section-2.1
Show HN: Tinkersynth 2.0 (now with color and open-sourced)
Although I don't see the point of professional sport I don't deny that some people rely like it.

My point is that bidding your city to host the olympics, or other such activities, usually ends up not making anybody happy.
You could accomplish the same thing with PKI, any particular reason why you'd use blockchain?
I usually appreciate Steam competition, but the Epic launcher is just bad. I agree with you that RL has been great as an ESport, and I really am rooting for Psyonix here, they do definitely deserve it. If anything, I hope this succeeds in spite of Epic.
davidw asked the original question. I suspect his response was not to challenge the market share but to clarify why he asked. I don't think it's a non sequitur.
Is Panera Bread in the US not such an establishment? good coffee and tea, plenty of seating of various forms in various nooks, self bussing, etc. I loved to lose myself there doing remote work when I was in US
Now if only they’d eliminate ‘security’ questions.
A book I read as a kid was set in a future where they were out of oil and couldn't make new plastic. Plastic became very expensive and things like plastic bowls were used as signs of wealth. The plot involved kids who were taken and forced to mine plastic from old landfills.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ear,_the_Eye_and_the_Arm
Elation Health | Software Engineer/Lead | San Francisco, CA| Full Time
At Elation we make tools for physicians and their patients that improve the efficiency and fidelity of their relationship, and help to make the delivery of excellent, proactive healthcare possible. We've got a number of roles available in engineering, design, and sales. See them all here: https://www.elationhealth.com/careers/

Specifically I'm closely involved with trying to fill our positions in engineering. Looking for Engineering Leads & Software Developers (particularly frontend folks!). Our engineering team is about half based in our San Francisco office and half remote, at the moment we're focused on adding some folks in the home office. Tech stack is AWS/Python/Django/MySQL/ReactJS. We have a great team full of people that really value working closely with product, customer-experience, and users. Lots of interesting problems to solve!

Apply online at the link above -- Also feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any questions or are curious! I'm always happy to chat with people about healthcare, startups, whatever. Contact info's in profile.
Draftbit (YC W18) | Chicago | Full-time | ONSITE | https://draftbit.com

We're building the tools and platform to make it possible to build mobile apps from the browser. Like Webflow for apps. We have a small, product-focused team of highly technical people based in Chicago. We're building with Reason, React, Javascript, React Native, Node, etc. We're hiring both Senior and Intermediate software engineers.

More Info @ https://draftbit.com/about or https://angel.co/draftbit/jobs/452524-senior-software-engine....

Interested? emailing us talent@draftbit.com

p.s. If you're a developer, you should check out the platform too.
Intuitive Surgical | Senior Data Engineer | San Francisco Bay Area (SF/Sunnyvale), CA | Full-time | ONSITE

Piggybacking on tnerb123's post:

My team at Intuitive is also looking for a Senior Data Engineer who will have ownership of core engineering data pipelines that power metrics for engineering & product analytics. The infrastructure and analytics you help create will directly impact our ability to help patients! Come work on the challenging problems that are already transforming how surgery is being performed today!

Experience with any of the following is a nice to have, but not required:

● Apache Airflow, Elasticsearch, Presto, Snowflake, Kubernetes, Pandas

● Experience installing, configuring, and managing AWS or on-premises server infrastructure

● Working with Docker development and deployment workflows

I'm the manager for our Data Platforms & Analytics team here at Intuitive so feel free to reach out to me. My email is listed under my account info.
Gotta love those menus where you try all the combinations and find out NONE of them lead to an operator.
Weird how Dell signs exclusivity deals with Intel, and can't keep their computers secure. It's like they don't care.
The article was written in 2015 when commodity prices were high, I doubt that the city mentioned in the article is seeing the same results today. I'd encourage you to read up on China's import ban and how that has effectively upended the US recycling system.
Not trolling. I genuinely believe that the evidence shows that a) carbon dioxide has nothing to do with warming and b) the world's climate is just fine. Your linked piece starts with the misleading graph from NOAA which conveniently starts at the peak of 1979, omitting all of the data we have since the 1920s showing Arctic sea ice is cyclical.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIEGo8E9s_8
Which would then compromise what? People's youtube accounts?
Most of the time these are not in mobile home parks.
I just checked on my Dell workstation at work and it seems they are now using this method to load the Lojack anti theft rootkit. I see the wpbbin.exe file and it's signed by Absolute Software.

I guess that is what the feature is designed for, though.
London, UK | Investec | Fintech | Full Stack or Frontend Engineer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent

Join us in creating fin-tech products to help businesses grow.

We're using C# and .NET Core 2.2 on the backend and React, TypeScript and MobX on the frontend. We deploy into AWS using Docker and Kubernetes.

If you love programming and would like an entertaining job with smart and friendly colleagues, lots to learn and a wide variety of challenges, please get in touch. You can email me personally at jamie.mccrindle@investec.co.uk.
The best summary of next door is "twitter for old people".
"secretive and villainous" is a great match for systemd. It's also pretty good for PulseAudio, NetworkManager, and avahi. These have all been heavily pushed by redhat.
Current apps I'm working on test for async function support (ES2017) and if the browser doesn't support it redirects to `/legacy.html` ... it's not public facing but that was the break point for supporting the application properly... anything newer is polyfilled with babel.
The way I understood it, they are not inconsistent with anything, they just happen to have no DM in them.
Yes. My homepage is 325kb and loads in under 300ms most times. With just 8 locally hosted resources and no CDN.
Qualcomm To Get $4.5B from Apple Settlement According to Earnings Release
Reinvent? https://pop.system76.com/docs/difference-between-pop-ubuntu/

It's a few add-ons to Ubuntu.
That chart is good, at least as a start for further research. I'm not sure how much rigor some of the linked to sources really exhibit, but it's a start.

I'd heard the Athens Summer Olympics was a disaster but putting a number on it is pretty sobering.
I think it will have to support same features for multiplayer to work.
As opposed to the denial of service style bugs like an empty src element in an img tag?
I've long felt that the "common wisdom" that teams are better is wrong. I can list as many solo-founder companies as I can team-founder companies off the top of my head and even the team companies are usually mostly one person doing more of the work.

Personally I know a lot of very successful solo founders but I can only think of a few team founders that I know. The solo founders all have much stronger willpower than the team founders too.

Just my anecdotal evidence.
Toyota Racing Development | Costa Mesa, CA | Sr. Full-Stack Developer | Full-time | Onsite

TRD is a premier motorsports engineering and championship-winning organization that is dedicated to advancing automotive racing engineering.

Join our talented software team that exclusively supports Toyota's performance racing program in NASCAR.

You will work on projects that enhance how we analyze, interact with, and present race data to our engineers and race teams.

Our stack includes React, Node, and AWS.

A few years of experience is preferred. Please email your resume and code/work samples to brian.wobst@toyota.com.
The article is very long, I haven't even read most of it but already saw some good arguments. You are dismissing it for no reason.
Airtable | Software Engineer | San Francisco | REMOTE (US only)

Airtable is a collaborative real-time database. Our mission is to expand human productivity by letting people create tools to organize their world. Unlike single-purpose apps, we think of Airtable as a toolkit of building blocks that people can repurpose to create their own applications. Our product roadmap is filled with interesting enhancements and additions to this toolkit that will push the boundaries of Airtable's capabilities.

To see some of the ways people are already using Airtable, check out https://airtable.com/universe

We're hiring engineers for web (Javascript + Flow, Node, React), iOS (Objective-C, Swift), and Android.

We're a small team, with backgrounds from Google, Facebook, Microsoft, etc. We believe in the power of highly motivated and capable individuals to accomplish great things in small teams, with end-to-end ownership of projects and rapid iteration. Read more about our engineering culture and values here: https://www.keyvalues.com/airtable

You can apply here: https://airtable.com/jobs
Could TypeScript replace JavaScript? Use of programming language spin-off soars
> Couldn't it just as easily mean that our predictions based on general relativity are wrong?

No, because general relativity with dark matter (and dark energy--the best current cosmological model we have) predicts a lot more than just galaxy rotation curves. And the whole point of the model is to explain all the things it makes predictions about, not just one.
r2c | Infrastructure, Full Stack, Program Analysis Engineers | San Francisco | Onsite, Full-time | https://ret2.co

We're a small San Francisco startup passionate about analyzing code and measuring its security. We provide tools to developers, hackers, and researchers that simplify program analysis and make it possible to analyze entire software ecosystems quickly (e.g. every publicly available JavaScript project on GitHub). Security issues are an open source public health problem; with your help we can vaccinate the community against entire classes of exploits. Come join us and give back to the open source community!

You'll be an early engineer working with our designers, security researchers, and developers everyday to create a platform that brings together program analysis authors with people who review and fix issues in open source software. Our backend is primarily Python, our frontend is primarily TypeScript with React, and we use modern web infrastructure (e.g AWS, Docker).

We take an empirical approach to product development, proposing experiments and rigorously validating our ideas. We believe in building each other up and 'yes and...' conversations! You’ll have the opportunity to meet with users and set the direction of the product here.

To find out more about r2c, please email minnie@returntocorp.com or apply here: https://jobs.lever.co/returntocorp
Drones, supercomputers and sonar deployed against floods
“This weapon we're developing — it will only be used on bad guys, right?”
INSTRUMENTAL | Senior SRE: Systems | 中国 深圳 (Shenzhen, China) | Full-time, Onsite | instrumental.com
Interested in a Systems SRE role with a twist?

As a Site Reliability Engineer at Instrumental, you'll apply your expertise in linux configuration and software development to guide development of our distributed compute platform and make sure our software deploys correctly, runs well, and can be modified at a moment’s notice. The twist? This compute infrastructure is not in the cloud -- it's distributed around the most secure factory floors of the world.

This isn't a solo job -- you will be working together not only with fellow SREs as we build this new team, but with developers, operations, and product staff in a quest to improve the way that things are made, wherever they are made.

Sound interesting? Apply here!

https://hire.withgoogle.com/public/jobs/instrumentalai/view/...

Relevant Technobabble: Ansible, Terraform, Bash, Docker, Python, Ubuntu, Squid Proxy, Packer, Linix, DevOps
I don't know if you could solve the problem of serving food that feels welcoming to "all classes and walks of life." The level of comfort with different flavor profiles is not exactly independent of class and background. The "cosmopolitan elite" (for lack of a better term) is self-conscious about seeking out new foods and flavor profiles; it's part of the class expectations they live up to. People from other classes and backgrounds often live up to different expectations, such as rejecting unfamiliar flavors and ingredients. Forcing people to embrace the risk of encountering an unfamiliar flavor profile is forcing them to adopt the mores of the privileged classes.

I wonder how that would do in the United States.

I think the time is better than ever for that kind of restaurant. People have mostly accepted the culinary necessity and dietary acceptability of salt and oil, so the forced dichotomy between the ethnic vegetarian restaurants and the insufferably bland ones is a relic of the past.
This is amazing. Thank you! The world needs more isometric diagrams (since they're able to communicate more with no perspective diminishing). To my mind, a lot more product/service discovery could use isometric diagrams in their landing pages. In addition, visualizing app/page navigation and funnels. I really think it's untapped.
I've tried to cobble together my understanding of isometric design over the years from different skillshare or lynda tutorials. I've tried Maya and other modeling applications to create more detailed models. And gone back to using the SSR approach (using Illustrator - though as an engineer I still have so far to go there - great skillshare courses by Daniel Scott). Gotten into Sarah Drasner's great design for developer courses. (Making and Breaking the Grid mentioned there is a great book.) Recently via https://medium.com/@PepsRyuu/why-i-no-longer-use-d3-js-b8288... and a desire to use the minimum tools necessary to get the job done, I'm totally aligned in taking a more css only approach (eschewing SVG for the reasons mentioned in that article - particularly text wrapping).

A long way of saying this is really interesting. Thanks!
Short of flashing the chip, which is impractical, are there any other "imperfect but probably sufficient" workarounds?

For example, would loading Grub first, and then loading Windows from Grub, prevent the issue?
President John Tyler's grandsons are still alive, 174 years later (2018)
So if it bleeds it leads doesn’t apply in Canada?
We don't have any filtering on our end but all the sites that we index data from have content policies. For example, we only index public images from Flickr which automatically excludes mature content.
Has any startup in SV actually said no to an SA investment out of moral objection?

There is so much talk about how horrible SA is how we all want to change the world for a better place but when the money is put on the table people conveniently forget their morals.

There is also no push back against companies that take SA cash. Just look at Uber.
> It's supposed to be >80% of the matter of the universe. We supposedly are eating some every day.

It's >80% of the average density of the matter in the universe. But that's an average over all of the universe. On the scale of our planet, or of the solar system, that density is negligible--as in "30 orders of magnitude smaller than the density of the stuff you eat" negligible.
> Being single founder has it's merit, but when things go south with your health or anything personal; you'll loose your company.

That sounds more like a risk of being a sole proprietor or one-person business. Lack of other executives is not the same as lack of other founders or even lack of partners.

Presumably you would not have found yourself in such a situation if you had someone you trusted who could assume day-to-day leadership in your place.
I'm not one for hero worship, but I want to buy everyone involved a beverage.

From '08-'10, I was in web design & development at a company that was neck-deep in IE6 dependency. The animus I harbored for IE6 was so intensely palpable that there were days where I was mere moments from getting a tattoo permanently documenting my burning hate for what I still reckon as the worst piece of software ever known, based on reach, potential for issues caused, and total net effort expended on all mitigations.