skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Charlottesville, Virginia

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: Within Virginia
Skills: Javascript, React, HTML, CSS, ClojureScript, AWS, (DynamoDB, API Gateway, Cognito, Lambda), UI/UX, Reagent, Re-Frame, Redux

Resume: https://mitch-personal-site.s3.amazonaws.com/Mitchell+Gillin...

Email: Mitchtgillin@gmail.com

2 Years experience building full stack web applications and API's using serverless architecture. Currently working on a website to provide real time feedback to brewers on the status of their industrial equipment.
You seem to be advocating for increased government interference in the private sector, because a company doesn't "provide value". Who gets to decide which companies are "valuable" and which are "worthless" and to be broken up by government? Your line of thought is utterly terrifying to me, quite frankly.
“2-phenoxyethanol”
“can cause skin and lung irritation. It's also toxic to the kidneys, nervous system, and liver, and repeated, long-term exposure can cause organ damage. It notes that toxic effects can occur through inhalation, skin exposure, and ingestion.”

“Phenoxyethanol is thought to cause central nervous system damage in exposed infants.”

1. http://www.wellnesstoday.com/beauty/phenoxyethanol-in-beauty...

2. https://www.healthline.com/health/phenoxyethanol

This is just 1 example and a quick reference since I’m on my phone, but there are a number of research papers on this chemical. Again, this is just 1 reference, there are a number of chemicals used as preservatives. A good comparison would be spraying vegetables. Harmful chemicals are used. There are good sides and bad sides to spraying, but at the same time there are many people who choose to purchase organic vs non.
I think I see what I was missing here -- he's talking about identity services, not actual identities. I see a large difference there.

In any case, thank you for helping to clear that up.

> If you think about it, you'll notice that there's no way you and me can ever talk with one another without a brand intermediary

I think that this is a matter of worldview or perspective. I don't see it that way at all, but I understand how others might.

The use of the term "brand" here is very confusing to me, as a brand is a constructed and projected image, not a solid thing. As another commenter here said, "institution" may be better. "Company" might be even better than that.
arc4random almost made it into glibc 2.28:

https://sourceware.org/ml/libc-alpha/2018-05/msg00891.html
https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4417
https://www.openwall.com/lists/musl/2018/07/03/3

That patch was held over for 2.29 but then disappeared.

If glibc had added it then musl libc would have and all would be right with the world, at least from the perspective of userland. The kernel would still need to get its story straight.
There's nothing about vaccine-deniers that meets the "clear and present danger" doctrine as established by our courts, especially not enough to nullify the very first sentence in our bill of rights. At least that's my opinion, which maybe makes me an "absolutist" in your terms.

Besides, government censorship is not some esoteric political theory, indeed it's the natural inclination of those in power, and there's a long history of states using it to the detriment of their citizens -- but maybe they just haven't tried "real" censorship?
There's no way for me to win an argument like this. If I dare question how much effort was really spent avoiding any particular apocalypse, I'll just get labelled insensitive, stupid, tone deaf, and/or something worse. I've probably already said too much to avoid that. We can't even talk about talking about disagreement sanely.

However, maybe you'll pay attention to all the dire predictions in the next ten years, and maybe ten years after that you'll notice that the world just keeps getting better despite all the people claiming it's worse and will end soon. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think so.
Just a heads-up that the first link is broken.
comma.ai | engineers | San Diego | onsite | full-time

We built an open-sourced self driving car (https://github.com/commaai/openpilot)

It does this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3XHXL9rzQM

Our stack is largely Python, with some C/C++ and JS(React). We're looking for:

An openpilot Engineer to develop openpilot through new features, code optimization and car ports.

A Machine Learning Engineer to build tools to track, analyze and fix failures of the driving system as well as work on our automatic ground truthing and ML pipeline.

Reach out with a GitHub/LinkedIn to givemeajob@comma.ai.
A market for a product does not justify the GHG produced. They choose their method of manufacture. Additionally, wasn't China supposed to be recycling the plastics that were shipped to them?
My best co-founder is someone who I would almost certainly spend little or no time with outside of work. Our personalities are polar opposites. Together we've bootstrapped a $2.5M ARR business in 16 months.

Some thoughts:

- Cofounders are high stress and high time relationships. You want to find someone who doesn't burn everything down every time they get stressed. Finding someone who deals with stress in a healthy way is huge.

- Don't let the small things get in the way of the big things. You have to have tolerance for each other's mistakes. This was a huge problem for me and a previous cofounder. The way I handle it now with my cofounder is we set a price on mistakes. If you want to take a $1,000 risk, we don't even discuss it. A $10,000, we talk about.

- I generally prefer people driven by discipline than passion. Passion cracks under pressure. Discipline keeps working.

- Ego. Find someone who doesn't think they're god. I know in the SV hype messiah driven world of startups everyone tries to be the prophet. Avoid these people. For me, someone who has confidence but not arrogance is huge.
I'm sorry but:

- The last round of Legislative Council elections during British rule was effectively by universal suffrage.[1] No LegCo elections after the handover have been comparable.

- During British rule, there were also municipal councils and again, council members were eventually elected by universal suffrage. After the handover the entire municipal council system was abolished.

- Also during British rule, the Public Order Ordinance was found to violate the Bill of Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, especially regarding freedom of expression and assembly, and was amended accordingly. After the handover the amendments were repealed, resulting in a reduction of freedom of expression and assembly.[2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994_Hong_Kong_electoral_refor...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Order_Ordinance
China unveils terrifying Dongfeng-41 nuke at 70th anniversary parade
USSR had a much stronger engineering apparatus than China does. They beat the US to launching a human in space, then beat them again with the first artificial satellite. Sure they stole nuclear weapons technology from the US/UK teams, but that was more-so a matter of self preservation.

I want to emphasize that there are tons of incredibly brilliant minds in China working on amazing things. It's their government system that makes it so that rather than incentivizing innovation, they've focused on building the most efficient IP theft system the world has ever seen.
It isn't completely vain - consider djb's blog post that discusses this exact scenario:

https://blog.cr.yp.to/20140205-entropy.html
> do you really think a militia of armed citizens would be anything but gnats against the windshield of the United States Armed Forces?

No, clearly not. Iraq and Afghanistan are proof of that.

The argument that the US military could so easily wipe the floor with a domestic insurgent militia that Second Amendment is obsolete hasn't been credible for 20 years. Widespread gun ownership does block several mechanisms of descent into dictatorship.
Truth be told, I'm having too much fun calling out bullshit.

You should try to enjoy it too. It gets lonely sometimes :)
Next, take it one step further and skip going directly to any news sites or aggregators, and cut out news TV and radio.

You cut out the news-induced anxiety this way. After a while, you also realize that most news is noise, and doesn’t matter even a day later.

If something really significant happens, you’ll still hear about it.
I used to fear being a nobody, but then i came to accept that i am nobody and i never will manage to do anything that would make my name worth putting into physics textbooks. More than a decade spent studying physics turned out to be somewhat helpful to an ordinary programmer.

Guess what i am trying to say is that, this is not a new problem created by social media, but an old problem caused by most of us having to be not special. And while eventual acceptance of it is very important, the initial denial is even more important.
I think the problem in your calculation is the cost of grid power for industrial use is lower. I didn't look it up though.
I don't know, I'm still have a vanilla PuTTY and I can't make it work with my Yubikey (PIV mode). There is no setting or anything related to SmartCard or PIV.

I'm no expert on this so I may have missed something.
Location: Currently Florida, USA (need work permit for permanent, otherwise remote via my company)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes (US)

Technologies: Clojure, ClojureScript, Datomic, Java, AWS

CV: http://bit.ly/clojuretech2

Email: stan@immute.co

19 Years in professional software dev, 6 years production Clojure in different domains (financial, maritime, social, media, crypto/blockchain etc). Also have been in iOS, Android, Gamedev (Unity), C#, low level C/C++, Assembler. See CV for details
Entirely different war and entirely different enemy.

It would be like equating WWI Germany with WWII Nazi Germany...but who knows, maybe people do that.
YouTube moderation bots punish videos tagged as ‘gay’ or ‘lesbian’
Careful, you don't want to overspeed this old airframe. We're running a flutter risk here and loaded down with ECM gear. These struts might not hold.
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https://qiita.com/Man-City-vs-Dinamo-Zagreb-live/items/d3e9460e0d9c711d84eb

https://qiita.com/Man-City-vs-Dinamo-Zagreb-live/items/039e30e7b1db2ff6700a

https://qiita.com/Man-City-vs-Dinamo-Zagreb-live/items/e96a056dd135ed3ce9b8

https://qiita.com/Man-City-vs-Dinamo-Zagreb-live/items/8d720bfae387d1b728c2

https://qiita.com/Man-City-vs-Dinamo-Zagreb-live/items/8d720bfae387d1b728c2

https://qiita.com/Man-City-vs-Dinamo-Zagreb-live/items/b570b50f6962e7d6a95c

https://qiita.com/Man-City-vs-Dinamo-Zagreb-live/items/b570b50f6962e7d6a95c

https://qiita.com/Man-City-vs-Dinamo-Zagreb-live/items/89a58b3464b27cc73c40
Tegus | Senior Software Engineer | Chicago, IL | Full-time | On-site

Tegus makes research products for institutional investors - we provide a layer of qualitative expertise on top of the quantitative research products investors already have. We already have hundreds of paying customers and millions in recurring revenue, but we're just getting started.

I'm looking for senior engineers who can help build our core technical infrastructure, deliver great products and lead others to do the same. We use Vue.js, Typescript, GraphQL, Rails and Postgres, but I'd love to talk to you even if you don't already know every element of our tech stack.

See more at https://www.tegus.co/careers/senior-software-engineer. If you're interested, email me (I'm the head of engineering) at lionel@tegus.co.
To be fair, she's not telling Zuckerburg how to run Facebook.

She's saying an external entity (with a very different mandate) should regulate Facebook.
You asked me for a source proving that cocaine is a natural compound, and once provided with one you still thought it was synthesized and not extracted from coca leaves. But now you're telling me you knew all along.

I now realize you don't quite pass the Turing test but honestly it was close, hats off to the programmers.
I'm not demanding others here to produce stats...
THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.

The people, through, free and fair elections can fix market failures
The most recent article I can find on the issue is from 2016. She's definitely cooled it on Comcast/Verizon since.
You want to try writing something vaguely anti-USA, that's when they really come out to get you.
> You could hear a pin drop and everyone was mortified because it roughly translated as "I'm knocked up!" Then they realized it was some weird Americanism and got on with dinner conversation.

Funny it does translate (hey with translate.google.com) to 'I am full'.

Here is the thing though. If you have someone that you know isn't a native don't you cut some slack in terms of what comes out of their mouth? Not if you want it to be a big put down to elevate yourself you don't.

Plus I read somewhere that the French in particular are big snobs with respect to people who are not 'native' born and in on the way things are. It's like that in many areas both geographic and cultural even computers. You hear something and want to perhaps think you are superior because what someone says is the mark of a newbie (and hence the reaction is over exagerated on purpose).

Think of it this way. If you were at a table with friends and it was obvious someone had just finished and they said 'I am knocked up' you would think that is funny. You wouldn't think they meant (in context) something sexual or related to pregnancy. Right?
Dex | Founding Engineer | Full-time | San Francisco or Remote | $80-120k + 1.0-6.0% | https://getdex.com/

Dex (YC S19) is a personal CRM that reminds you to keep in touch. Thousands of people already use Dex to stay on top of their personal and professional relationships.

As the founding engineer, you'll be given unprecedented autonomy and ownership to solve a profound consumer problem. You'll also wear multiple hats joining this early — implementing new interfaces, writing integration pipelines, designing systems, and setting the course for how engineering works at Dex.

Founding Engineer: https://angel.co/company/dex-8/jobs/635625-founding-engineer

If you're interested, apply via AngelList or feel free to email directly with a bit about yourself to kevin (at) getdex.com. Remote candidates will also be considered.
Graphcore | Hiring in Palo Alto & Seattle | Onsite, Fulltime

Graphcore is the most exciting AI hardware start-up in the world. We are building a new class of processor – the “Intelligence Processing Unit”, or IPU – designed from the ground up to both deliver breakthrough performance and efficiency on today’s Deep Learning workloads and to enable innovators to create the next generations of machine intelligence algorithms. Graphcore has an experienced, world-class (and rapidly growing!) team with products coming to market very soon. Customer demand for our technology is overwhelming – we can choose to partner with the leading organizations in the field.

• AI Applications Specialist ◦ A more focused engineering role, somewhat less customer-facing than AIE and FAE above ◦ Focused on strong AI/Deep Learning and/or C++/performance programming skills – ideally we want a mix of both ◦ Seattle & Palo Alto - Master’s or Ph.D. preferred

• AI Engineer/Machine Learning ◦ Customer facing role, focusing on AI/Deep Learning, ideally also with C/C++ background ◦ Palo Alto
Please email resumes to

juans@stealthmode.co
I heard a scientist telling about one of his colleagues that was showing towels of different colors to an ape, to see how the ape could point to an image or word (don't remember) corresponding to its color. At some point he presented him with a blue towel, and the ape kept pointing at "red". After a few retries from the scientist, the ape pointed to the little red tag of the towel, and went laughing.
Linux 5.4-Rc1
Given that the climate is a chaotic system that nobody fully understands, how do you know this for sure?
98point6 | Seattle, WA | Onsite | Multiple Positions | https://www.98point6.com/ At 98point6 we are reimagining the future of primary care through in-app messaging and by pairing physician experience with AI and automation. We're moving quickly in the digital health space and hiring for numerous positions. Open engineering roles include:

- Senior DevOps Engineer

- Data Engineering Team Lead

- Support Engineer

- Mobile Software Engineer - Android

- Senior Back End Software Engineer

- Senior Front End Software Engineer

- VP Engineering

Recent press about our team:

- https://www.seattletimes.com/business/technology/seattle-sta...

- https://www.geekwire.com/2019/riding-telemedicine-wave-docs-...

If you're interested please email us careers [AT] 98point6.com or apply directly at our careers page: https://www.98point6.com/about/careers/.
I would still pick a good leader who isn't necessarily a technical expert over Elon Musk's "AI will become self aware and take over the world" schtick.
Point | Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite

Point (https://www.point.app) is a mobile banking app (iOS/Android) which features a debit card with rewards, 1.65% APY FDIC insured checking account, and no fees.

We're building Point to help young adults practice fiscal responsibility by using a debit card while being rewarded for transactions at select merchants, in addition to reinforcing their financial health by gaining interest on funds held in their Point checking account.

We're looking for talented Senior React Native engineers and Senior Backend engineers to join our small yet fast paced team in downtown San Francisco!

Our Backend stack consists of Node, GraphQL (Apollo Server), Lambda, Docker, Elastic Beanstalk, PostgreSQL, and Kinesis.

Our Frontend stack is React Native, Expo, GraphQL (Apollo Client), Typescript, and Jest testing framework.

You can apply for our open engineering positions here: https://jobs.lever.co/getpoint

If you'd like to hear more about Point's engineering culture check out our Key Values page: https://www.keyvalues.com/point
Digressing here but this is why the Compose key is essential. I'm kind of bitter that it never took off.

Even if you'd never typed that character before, your first guess would be Compose-Tilde-N and you'd be right.

How we got stuck with "just remember the ASCII or Unicode codepoint for every character your keyboard doesn't have" is beyond me.
ETOPS flights are regularly flown 3+ hours from a suitable place to land (single-engine flying time). Considering they are up to 370 minutes (about 6 hours) in some extreme cases, I can certainly see this being a problem. If you had a 3h warning at any given moment, there's a strong possibility that some jetliner somewhere in the world is over an ocean and could not land in time.
Taptap Send | New York, NY | Full-time, Onsite | https://www.taptapsend.com

Taptap Send is a remittance app to send money to Africa. We are working towards meeting one of UN's 2030 Sustainable Goals to allow cross-border payments with less than 3% fees (currently at ~9% in sub-Saharan Africa). Come join a mission-driven business that helps some of the neediest people in the world.

Tech stack: AWS, Docker, Terraform, Ansible, Kotlin, Spring Boot, Python, JavaScript, React Native

Open Roles:

- Software Engineer: https://taptapsend.recruiterbox.com/jobs/fk03hzf/
I'm currently using wsltty, which is mintty for wsl. It's decent, but it's terrible on fast scrolling texts (i.e. `docker logs` for a container without a maximum log size configured)

Alacritty is great if you need actual performance.

Hyper is actually the one with the overall best experience, but it is electron and the usual issues apply.

Fwiw, mobaxterm can also be configured to use wsl.
Well that is certainly true. Ready poetry in silence is like reading the lyrics of a song instead of listening to the music. Sure you can do it but don't tell me you're getting the whole experience.
And they did win the race to space, something we often forget.

We underestimate China to our own peril.
Location: NYC metro area/NY/NJ (US)
Remote: if you like, but physical presence is preferred
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: Python, HTML5/CSS3/ES6 (JS), Java, C
Email: j at the domain below

Résumé (code block does not allow links): http://fej.io/docs/Jeff%20Meli%20-%20R%C3%A9sum%C3%A9.pdf

Just graduated from Stevens Institute of Technology in NJ, right next to NYC - CS bachelor's degree with a minor in philosophy. Worked with Node.js, Vue.js, and Postgres for a senior capstone project. I'm currently working with a professor on improving an existing web app and fixing some old PHP code.

Always excited to try new languages, frameworks, methodologies - you name it.

Please don't hesitate to leave a comment with any questions. Thank you for looking.

I am a citizen of the US.
Kite could harness more of the world's wind energy
Mindbody | wide variety of tech openings | Atlanta, Austin, Pune, San Diego, San Francisco, San Luis Obispo, New York | REMOTE | Full-time

Mindbody provides SAAS for fitness, health, wellness, and beauty businesses to operate their businesses, plus consumer applications to book and pay for services from those businesses.

We develop mobile apps, web apps, APIs, and services.

https://company.mindbodyonline.com/careers
Simple solution: unfollow everyone except your family. Unfollow anything/one you’ve liked too.

Edit: same comment as below oops
One of the best explanations of the issues of Southern Europe, and Italy in specific, that I read about during my studies, can be found in the book “The Moral Basis of a Backward Society” (Banfield). It describes a village in southern Italy in which inhabitants are unwilling to contribute anything that does not immediately and directly benefit their own family. For example, they are unwilling to build a road to the next town, even given the large benefits the village overall would gain, because “only fools would do so” (paraphrasing here).

Seen with a game theoretic lens, and extending beyond Italy, it appears that there are low trust and high trust (or “social capital”) equilibria in societies, and it is especially difficult to go from the low trust to the high trust one. Secondly, these cultural norms and institutions (in a broad sense) are extremely persistent over time.

Of course, this is only one aspect of a multifaceted problem, but I find it particularly enlightening.
Anyone with a cursory knowledge of warren knows her lengthy history with advocating for consumer rights. I mean, you seem to be trolling and engaging in bad faith. A look at a Wikipedia page would suggest your initial comment was ludicrous.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox.com/platform/amp/policy...
Navio | Backend & Frontend Lead Engineers, Product Managers | ONSITE Portland, OR or San Mateo, CA (San Francisco Bay Area), WFH | Stealth Mode

Navio builds software tools that help cancer patients and their doctors navigate to a better standard of care. Ultimately, we’ll change the narrative around highly lethal cancers like Glioblastoma, where standard treatment offers no hope.

Navio uses modern tools like React/Typescript, GraphQL, Kotlin/Java/JVM, ElasticSearch, Kafka/Event Sourcing, AWS, Docker etc. We’re unencumbered by legacy code and are writing our systems from the ground up the right way.

We're hiring for multiple roles including:

- Senior Backend Lead / Architect

- Senior Frontend Dev

- Data Science Lead / Bioinformatician

- Product Manager

Please email me (the hiring manager) cmason[at]navio.com
USSR had a lot of bright people; mathematicians and people involved in military air and space endeavors come to mind.

I don't like a certain conflation of terms in discussions like these - merging together creative thinking and business. The two things are only vaguely related. To overuse a tired term, inventing a better mousetrap spring != designing a better mousetrap != being able to make that better mousetrap a commercial success. The last part involves a lot of work that isn't creative, and that benefits from business-friendly conditions, which are not necessary for the creative work itself.