skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Truework | Full Stack Engineer, Frontend Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full time | Onsite | https://www.truework.com

Truework is reshaping the way personal information is exchanged online by giving back the control to consumers. We are currently handling thousands of deep identity verification per month and are growing fast. These transactions are enabling billions of dollars in loan to be accepted as well as make sure that background check are successful.

As one of the engineer at Truework you'll be working on systems that allow critical information to be exchanged between parties. You'll make sure that only authorized entities can access private information and enable consumers to truly own their data and control the flow of information.

If you're interested or want to know more, please email careers@truework.com

Technologies used:

- Django

- React (Typescript)

- Celery

- AWS Lambda

- And more :-)

Truework | Integration Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full time | Onsite | https://www.truework.com

Truework is reshaping the way personal information is exchanged online by giving back the control to consumers. We are currently handling thousands of deep identity verification per month and are growing fast. These transactions are enabling billions of dollars in loan to be accepted as well as make sure that background check are successful.

As one of the integration & sales engineer at Truework you'll be working on systems that allow critical information to be exchanged between parties. You'll make sure that only authorized entities can access private information and enable consumers to truly own their data and control the flow of information. You will work with various stakeholders to make sure that consumers' integration with Truework is painless, quick and successful!

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Nice one! Thanks for the tips. I've got the furthest with a company called iD.Apps who seem pretty solid (and obviously focussed on mobile apps). But I hadn't heard of Malt, I'll register tonight and send my CV to the others too, cheers.
My local UPS office in NY can accept packages on my behalf for a very small sum of money. Do you mean something more extensive than that?
Wrong Pro.
Consultant, so I see lots of different customers, mainly industry.

Many Excel sheets are a form of shadow IT, no proper way to get the app they need in a reasonable time, so people jury rig something with what they have.

I suspect I see more dysfunction than average still...
That assumption is precisely the problem. We know that Assange published U.S. government secrets. We know that the U.S. government doesn't like this despite the fact that it's perfectly legal. We know that the current administration is willing to bend the rules to get what it wants. All that makes it plausible that Assange is being charged with crimes not because the U.S. government has a good-faith belief that he actually committed them, but to punish him for doing something that the U.S. government doesn't like, notwithstanding that it's legal.

For the record, I am no fan of Assange. I think he's a dick. But even dicks are entitled to equal protection under the law.
> Currently, vehicles shipped from Europe to the US face a low 2.5% tariff. Meanwhile, cars built in America face a 10% tariff when they're shipped to the European Union.

https://money.cnn.com/2018/05/24/news/car-auto-tariffs-us-ge...
The only thing I was looking for. Would make me switch from a Mac to an iPad in a blink of an eye.
The eternal struggle to find balance between spending all your time type checking, compiling, linting, Rusting, testing, unit testing, CIing, etc and actually making working code.
Hello,
I'm super excited about this role, and I believe my skills line up very well with what you are looking for.
Relevant skills:
Unix&bash scripting
BA in applied mathematics from UC Berkeley
10 week study with Google engineers under their applied machine learning program.
Familiarity with industry standard tools ( TF, Keras, Pands, Scipy, Numpy, etc. )

I'd love to chat more about the value I can bring to this position and help Lambda grow.

Best,
Schuyler
spikej50@gmail.com
Don't forget little things like Calculator now being Open Source and developed on GitHub in the open. In box Windows Apps are now open source, and the Windows team is currently working to migrate the vast majority of the modern Windows Presentation stack (the "UWP" UI system) to open source in the WinUI 3.0 library. (Basically everything above the lowest level DirectX libraries will be open sourced.)
These are (false) claims, therefor not proofs.

Deep trees will fortunately overfit your dataset.

Any binary tree of depth log2(P) can completely separate your P points.
This was my thought as I read through the comments. Email and spreadsheets are great, they’ll be around in five years. Almost nothing else is so dependable (besides having to pay taxes).
I hope so, it's bogus the app store is locked down like it is. I own my iPhone, I should be able to download a gab app.
DefenseStorm | Seattle, WA | Senior Software Engineer, Software Engineer | Full-time | Onsite |
https://www.defensestorm.com

DefenseStorm is a cybersecurity startup that helps banks and other financial institutions manage the deluge of security data that they produce. We take our customers' security-relevant device and application logs, ingest and parse them, then alert on what's important, generate reports, and show cool dashboards.

We use AngularJS/Angular (upgrade in progress), Typescript, Java 8, C#.NET, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, and we're built on AWS.

I got my job here through an HN Who's Hiring post, and I love working here. Strong engineering culture - weekly hour 'topic sync' to share knowledge, flexible hours/wfh, dog-friendly office, happy customers that give good feedback, interesting problems to solve, strong sales growth.

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Only if you think Apple is lying.
You can actually enter the character in this textbox, but they probably strip it out when posting.
Moving from Medium – Does it make sense?
English language opinion: http://bit.ly/2HScFSY

This seems to be more of a minor procedural issue rather than anything meaningful. The court agrees there is probable cause and a flight risk, but denied “detention in absentia” because he’s already in custody.

Quote:

The Court has, at a hearing today, decided that there is probable cause for the suspicion of rape, less serious incident, and that there is a risk that Julian Assange will fail to appear or in some other way avoid participation in the investigation and the following proceedings.

The Court has, however, found that a detention order would not be in accordance with the principle of proportionality. Since Julian Assange is serving a prison sentence the public prosecutor can proceed with the preliminary investigation by issuing a European Investigation Order.
base price of $11k to have an Apple display + desktop. wow. no thanks.
I recently served on a jury in Seattle. The trial involved a man who was living in a facility similar to the ones described in this article. Many of the people living there continued to use drugs heavily in their apartments, and in this case that led to a murder. It was pretty depressing to see that even with significant intervention, people's personal choices led to disaster.
If there was less demand for expensive areas, the market would adjust and they would become less expensive. The overall effect would be an averaging effect on real estate prices as cheaper areas became more expensive and expensive areas cheaper.
USB-C/Bluetooth Mouse and Keyboard support, including on extra screens when plugged in, would have been a killer feature.

I guess Apple thought it would cannibalise Mac sales too much?
Interview with our developer Peter, one of the release managers of PHP 7.4
I taught disadvantaged kids science and tech, they were REALLY into robots and drones. They were in astonishment at simple YT videos of Boston Dynamics bots, they flipped out at the robo-dogs and flea-jumper bot, and thought it was hilarious when the BD guys would try to push over their human-shaped bots.

They also LOVED LOVED our drones. Engineering, tech, software, and science converging onto a ridiculously fun toy? Check. Get them to be quiet or they are deprived of very fun toy? Check. One of them turned out to be ridiculously skilled because he plays helicopter games, and I made his year with a useful gadget? Check.
Apple’s reinvented Mac Pro will shred your workflow
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Was this Google Executive deeply misinformed or lying in the New York Times?
Would you please stop posting flamewar comments to HN?

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
> how these homeless people can suddenly afford rent.

General housing allowance [1] + unemployment benefits [2] + last resort social assistance [3]

[1] https://www.kela.fi/web/en/housing-benefits

[2] https://www.kela.fi/web/en/quick-guide-to-unemployment-benef...

[3] https://www.kela.fi/web/en/social-assistance
I would believe that there are areas where something like this, perhaps for groundwater recharge, wouldn’t be totally crazy.
Worth pointing out Robert Whitaker's book Anatomy of an Epidemic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatomy_of_an_Epidemic. It goes in depth into the conflicting paradox of a dramatic increase in amount of mental health care and the paradoxical increase in the burden of mental health on society. It concludes that the latest generation of psychiatric drugs are hurting long term outcomes of psychiatric diseases.
Location: Austin, Texas
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes for the right opportunity
Technologies: Semiconductors (Memories, CPU design, IP), Python, Rails, Machine Learning
Resume/CV: linkedin.com/in/brianpiercy, github.com/bjpcjp
Email: bjpcjp@gmail.com

4-time technical product manager, former R&D projects manager & recovering developer. I'm told that I'm great with customers & developers alike. Open to both PM and developer opportunities.
>Yes I would say you're right and this stuff should be obvious immediately to any adult, especially one who also knows how to drive a car.

>But watching the behavior of "people on bikes" who are not "established cyclists" it seems as soon as everyone gets on a bike they initially go through a period of forgetting everything about how the road works, probably because they are super afraid of the cars

You're being too generous.

There's a subset of the population that is simply lacking the ability to think about what other participants in traffic are doing and what they're trying to do and adjust their behavior accordingly. These people shit up the infrastructure for everyone else regardless of whether they're walking, on a bike or driving. They tend to leave near misses and accidents that are their fault but technically not their fault in their wake.
First off, a fantastic example of a massive democracy at scale is India. It hasn't "figured it out" entirely but it is doing an admirable job.

Second, China actually does have a voting infrastructure in place - locals "elect" their prefecture "representatives," who go on to elect upwards further government officials.

But yeah, the Party is not going anywhere without a fight. The obstacle to democracy in China isn't size or culture, it's Xi Jinping and his cronies.
The use of animal-borne cameras to video-track the behaviour of domestic cats
It seemed like they were on a path to make everything iOS including the laptops. Granted it was more of a iOS-ification, but seemed like the general direction. Now I'm curious if this is a shift in direction if they are going to split ipads from ios.
Nothing has really changed on those fronts. (i.e. I think they've always required Apple-specific versions of cards and nVidia support has been an issue for much of the past decade as the two companies effectively stopped working with each other)
If you run email at your own domain, and sync it offsite even if you use hosted IMAP, you can always switch your MX and be back in control of your email.
If I recall correctly from my visit, the bike lanes actually get plowed after a snowstorm before the car lanes! I like those priorities.
Most businesses using excel don't even have an IT department. I'm talking about the LONG tail of small business where the owner is using excel and nobody, except perhaps the size of their wallet, can tell them some other piece of software is off limits.
Bricleir | Head of Engineering | Onsite - Downtown Palo Alto, CA or South Bend, IN. Open to Chicago, IL

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Stack is Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL. Looking for someone full-stack, ideally with an eye for good front-end

Apply or send note to ireland@bricleir.com

Cheers!
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Apple Unveils New Mac Pro at WWDC 2019
Looks like fairly arbitrary PCI-E, but I'm going to throw out there that kexts need to be Apple notorized now so the driver situation might be rough.
SS isn't an investment though, even says so in its name -- Federal Insurance Contributions Act -- and like most insurance, it's expected that you will pay more into it than you receive in benefits.
Edit: Product page up now https://www.apple.com/mac-pro/

More details: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2019/06/apple-unveils-powerfu...
Looks to me that Google is tapping out on growth if they sacrifice so much on product to meet their targets.
A file that is edited by more than one person, of which at least one doesn't quite now what he does? It's pretty hard to see what changed from one version to another, and a destroyed formula can go undetected for a while...

And obviously, merge would be nice if multiple people can legitimately edit concurrently.
Did he say $999 for the stand?!!
Sandisk has a good product for that: https://www.sandisk.com/home/mobile-device-storage/ixpand

It has both lightning and USB connections.
FAA says more than 300 Boeing 737 jets may have faulty wing parts
Animation, their favorite cartoon is not possible without technology.
[dupe](2^5)
When you're paying a graphic artist $80k/yr in salary, is $3k a year for 4 years for this tool really that out of line?
If the App Store is forced open, say goodbye to privacy and security on iOS.
How can apple justify $1000 for a stand?
No NVIDIA, so no CUDA. (Of course, one can buy a card, but that was already possible with USB-C and an eGPU enclosure.)

Is there a particular reason they stopped shipping Macs with NVIDIA?
Please don't post personally abrasive comments to HN.

Also, could you please stop posting unsubstantive comments generally? We're trying for higher signal/noise ratio here, which those lower quite a bit.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
$999 just for the stand for the new display! Audible laughs all round.
FreeCodeCamp Moves Off of Medium Being Pressured to Put Articles Behind Paywalls
I hope iPads (and iPhones) also get support for the 3rd party gaming controllers like Xbox or Playstation (like they announced for Apple tv)
And being done by Apple, most services can’t just reject these the way they do with Mailinator addresses, since it would be throwing away a giant chunk of their revenue. Apps with huge consumer demand like Uber or Facebook could get away with it, but not the vast majority of apps.
Yeah no. We have plenty of shrinking cities in France. The water system is still in perfect shape.

My old grand mother city is one of them: streets are full of closed shops, but the infrastructures are in perfect shape. Roads are pristine. Water is clear. Electricity is never ever missing.
Model S owner here. I’m OK with it. Those are going to end up as stranded assets anyway (remember when people set their SUVs on fire when gas was >$4/gallon?). It also helps keep Tesla in business.

Maybe the blame should be on poor public policy? You wouldn’t sit in the garage with a running internal combustion vehicle, so why do we continue to allow them to be sold?

Disclaimer: I’m currently short the US auto industry (except Tesla) as well as the US economy as a whole.
This looks a lot like 33mail (https://33mail.com/) which I've been using pretty happily for 4-5 years now (and paying I think $10-15 a year for, so a lot less than this on a per month basis, but they're not strictly unlimited)
Opening it up doesn't solve any of the problems created by large social media platforms.
Making the Move from JQuery to Vue
I see, I think there are quite a few developers who feel that way. It is crazy for a company not to accommodate that, if it truly wants to recruit from the best talent pool available
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Take the lane, but be aware of cars following. When they can't safely pass for a few minutes look for a long stretch where you can get out of their way.
Starting at 6000$ for the performance of a sub-1000$ PC. I wonder what the maxed-out version will cost.

I also think it's pretty ugly. What's with those ultra-prominent handles? Who's hurling 6000$ machines around the office on a regular basis?
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I dunno, but the PCI slots will make it much easier to add your own
Sorry freeflight i cant respond to the comments I would like but generally this is where I wanted this information to appear. If anyone is interested in learning more:
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Seemingly US citizens did not ignore Nazi Germany, they supported it. Henry Ford was integral to their success.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Ford#The_Dearborn_Indepe...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dehomag#Holocaust

In July, 1945, the predecessor to the CIA, the US Office of Strategic Services (OSS), under the name Operation Paperclip, rescued and recruited 1,500 Nazi scientists, engineers, and spies. These included Reinhard Gehlen, Hitler’s master spy who had built up an intelligence network in the Soviet Union, SS intelligence officers Alfred Six and Emil Augsburg (who massacred Jews in the Holocaust), Klaus Barbie (the "Butcher of Lyon", who was used by the US to further anti-communist efforts in europe), Otto von Bolschwing (the Holocaust mastermind who worked with Eichmann) and SS Colonel Otto Skorzeny (a personal friend of Hitler’s). The policy of collaboration with nazi spies was deemed necessary to counter the threat from the USSR.

In February 1945, 527 airplanes of the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) dropped more than 3,900 tons of high-explosive bombs and incendiary devices on the city of Dresden, Germany, killing ~25,000 civilians

The US and Nazi Germany stand united in utter disregard to class struggle and represent governments which act in the interest in continuing profit instead of bettering the human condition.
Just imagining how disappointing it must have been for Taiwan when democracy failed, again, in China (on my mind due to the Tiannamen Square massacre 30 year anniversary)
YouTube star who humiliated homeless man given prison term
Yes, he did.

The crowd laughed at that line.
Nice to see a new Mac Pro, but no one has mentioned price. The "entry level" Mac Pro from 2006 was $2199 and $2999 in 2013 (the last update). Even the top-of-the-line "trashcan" Mac Pro was ~$6500 with 12 cores.

I don't doubt the hardware is top-notch again, but an 8-core machine (I get it's Xeon), with a 256GB SSD and 32GB of RAM with a nice graphics card for $6000 is ludicrous. Is the new case and a "revive" worth the 100% price increase for a base model? Or has Apple come to revelation that pro's will pay any price?

Sidenote - 6k monitor is beautiful but $5000? The live stream I'm following jokingly mentioned the stand is $1000 extra (is that true?). Have we truly moved into $1/ pixel territory?
O365
Right because Helsinki is famous for it's cheap real estate. Oh wait.. Condos are pretty comparable to Seattle and single family homes in the city are very rare and expensive. Seattle has probably built more housing in the last 5 years than Helsinki proper in the last 50.
see https://csunplugged.org/en/