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Qualia | Full-Stack Software Engineers & Product Managers | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time, Salary + Options

Qualia (qualia.com) is a startup making web applications for real estate professionals. We just raised our series C and we're growing! We're looking for full-stack software engineers at all levels, including an engineering lead for our flagship consumer-facing product, Qualia Connect. We're also looking for product managers to work directly with our engineering team.

Our engineering culture is collaborative and friendly, and we make beautiful products that our customers love to use. We're looking for engineers who want to be generalists: our engineering team does everything from the user interface design to the data syncing across our distributed systems. Our product managers work directly with our engineers to coordinate complex releases and design new features based on user feedback and needs.

Prior experience in the real estate industry isn't required, but you can expect to learn all about it! We offer daily catered lunches in our downtown SF office.

Our goal is to make it possible to buy a house completely online. Solving the real estate coordination problem makes for some really fun engineering and design challenges, and opportunities to make the process better for everyone involved.

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The first result shows that's not true, and Prague has been building/extending lines and buying new vehicles.

https://ceec.uitp.org/prague-investment
Yeah this doesn't really sound like a strategy for preventing them from getting scammed
yeah i m talking more generally about their full list here: https://www.apache.org/
I'm not arguing that those leaders are nor authoritarian. I'm saying that I think some people support them despite them being authoritarians because they speak out without political correctness.

My quip about the spelling of their name was to indicate the absurdity of some hate speech laws. Misgendering somebody can be considered hate speech and the difference between misgendering someone or not can simply be a typo.
Agreed. How about this tldr:

low fat milk makes you fat
Revigator
Nice. That 16:10 has been one of the reasons I’ve stuck with Apple through the recent doldrums. 16:9 is just really painful if you’re doing anything in your laptop other than watching video.
I think Larry and Sergey did. And that's kind of the authors point when he talks about leadership change.
Considering it was written in books read by many millions of people, and is understood by many millions of people, I'd say it's as real as any other word!
This is not the best advice when your 90 year old father loves using his Mac and iPhone, and is constantly "fixing" things when something "didn't work"
Yeah but a phone is also a device collecting tons of useful metadata - nearby towers,wifi routers, bt devices and even the most secured iPhones can be turned leaky with enough access.

Simply get into an iPhone of a known location based app gamer and then add a pokestop to a location. Even if the gamer gets picked up it won't be too suspicious since they'll have a history of going to lots of random locations. Even if the hack is detected by a suspicious organization, the phone will have transmitted the info out by the time they detect the hack.

This is just one poorly thought out scenario, there are lots of things you can do with phones nowadays - use them as collection tools, relays etc
This article was so cringe. Not sure in what world, corporate Yiddish fortune cookies would be in demand. Seriously. I’m embarrassed for the author.
Um, that's $10 USD.
If there is a large network building owners will happily install and maintain them. In some places the expensive store fronts are on the second floor where all the people are: they take those cat walks from building to building without putting a coat on.
What's more interesting is how it got past legal.

That episode is just asking for a huge legal and PR blowup.
As a fellow ex-Ingresser, I think there are some truly fascinating stories that will eventually be lost about all the effort that has gone into that game globally. I’ve seen heroic feats of software engineering, physical effort and project management, all in the name of some mobile game that’s a much bigger game of capture the flag.
Make a Custom User Model – Building SaaS #40 · Matt Layman
I'm often amazed at how competitive these jobs at top companies are to the point where very profitable niche businesses can build up for prep.

I guess it really shouldn't be a surprise give the industry of standardized test prep, but still surprising to me.
Yeah, too bad America is essentially a developing country these days and doesn't know it.

Edit: as written, the comment is unkind to developing countries, which are actually developing very rapidly, which is not my critique of America. Rather, I'm trying to be unkind towards the "too hard to do here" and "things are fine as they are" mentality that seems pervasive -- and totally un-American in principle.
this proved to be very effective in my case as well, a gnu\linux distribution + ublock origin.
Meanwhile, here in upstate New York...

https://13wham.com/news/local/pedestrian-hit-by-car-then-tic...

> A man in Ontario County was ticketed after he was hit by a car.

> Deputies ticketed Weaver for not being as far off the road as possible. The driver who hit him was not charged.

In broad daylight, incidentally.
> RISC had become quite a mess as well

That's kind of a nonsensical statement — "RISC" is not a particular ISA, RISC is a vague methodology/philosophy.

RISC-V is not officially related to any previous ISA, but people like to call it "MIPS in a trenchcoat". RISC-V got off the ground in academia, and MIPS was often used for teaching before. They are quite similar in some ways, but it's really independent.
this page freezes up my device...

could someone please paste the text?
Interesting, thanks for the info! Did you create a separate account for your product, or did you just use your personal account? What sort of information do you post to the group? Thanks again!
I would expect that for the Washington Post, but this is the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition; it’s target audience are not laymen.
^ But also, tell her before you do this. Respecting autonomy and agency matters.
Changing headlines is discouraged in https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ("Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.")

This is a link to a scientific journal, so the context is experts in the field that are familiar with the jargon. If you look at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3063466/ it's a fairly technical term that roughly means "obesity".
My partner lives in this area and while I was there on Monday night, at about 8:45pm, we counted about 10 drones flying around. They came in from the west but for the duration of their visit, moved around from west to south, to east to north, in erratic patterns.

Given the first sightings were in the more eastern counties of Colorado, and have been moving westward, but remaining in the rural areas still, it seems like someone is searching for something. Did the military lose something? There's an air-force base in Cheyenne, WY, and one down in Colorado Springs...
I'm not sure why you'd have a 1/10 of the tickets. A lottery is any random event that can happen to you or the company. Not the whole startup. What we are saying here (and Turing also explained in the other comment) is that a series of random events can give you a huge benefit, leaving competition far behind. You make the lottery spin at each of these events. Random lotteries are independent in their probabilities. So you cannot artificially increase your probability to win.
QuarkWorks | Columbia, Missouri, USA | Full-time | Onsite | Mobile Developer, Designer

We make mobile applications for companies big and small.
Chances are, you've already used one of our apps!

We are looking to add more full time developers and designers in Columbia, MO!

https://quarkworks.co/careers/

Fill out the form at the URL above, or email hiring@quarkworks.co directly.
https://justdelete.me

A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services.

HN discussion (4 months ago): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20859212

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The above was the first thing that came to mind, but deleting your account doesn't necessarily delete your personal data from their servers. For that you may need to exercise your legal rights more explicitly.

This may be closer to what you're seeking:

California Privacy Directory https://caprivacy.github.io/caprivacy/

"California Residents have the right to

- Know what personal data is collected about them.

- Know if their personal data is sold or disclosed and to whom.

- Opt-out of the sale of personal data.

- Access their personal data.

- Request businesses to delete all personal information collected about the consumer.

- Not discriminate in service for exercising their privacy rights under it.

The following is an alphabetical ordered list of companies and URLs to perform a Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) and exercise your rights under this law."
I Used Alexa to Play Board Games and Now I Never Have to Play with Family Again
Ultimate Software | Ft. Lauderdale, Atlanta, San Francisco, Toronto, and more | Onsite & Remote www.ultimatesoftware.com/careers

We also have opportunities in Europe at PeopleDoc, a company we acquired last year: www.people-doc.com/company/careers

Ultimate Software has been building HR and Payroll software since 1990. We moved from selling licenses for on-premise installations to a cloud-based/subscription model in 2002. We are passionate about building awesome tools to make people's work lives easier. Our motto is People First, which describes how we treat our customers and our amazing company culture.

Ultimate Software is hiring for a large number of full time development positions, including:

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The MCU is pretty well decoupled from any driving controls other than helping to display a bit of info like the speedometer. I mean it can even be rebooted anytime while driving. So I suspect the larger effect would be on things like entertainment features. Not really driving. But yes harhar, nice play on words.
You are right, and I apologize, but I am genuinely confused about what you are trying to say here. If your question "maybe it should be considered before more lives are lost?" was intended as a rhetorical one, rather than a statement of your position, then it would seem to be in agreement with what I have said on the issue, in that I regard it as something that has effectively been considered, and no sufficiently beneficial solution has been identified for what is regarded (at least for now) as an extremely rare problem. If so, then it does not seem to be relevant to the question of whether cost is likely to be a barrier to the adoption of effective safety measures.
shutdown -h now
or the more recent incantation (from memory)
systemctl shutdown
would be less violent.
AFAIK it can't be stopped either, and at least it sync's and umount's filesystems properly.
Software Engineering at Google (New Book)
I applied few weeks back but didn't get any reply.
Ask HN: State of the Art on Decentralized Internet Hardware?
I'm far from an agile-ista, but.

> The alternative to Agile is Software Engineering, where you do important things like assess your requirements and capabilities, identify how to validate those requirements are functioning properly and support your business requirements, promote testing and QA to a first-class citizen. Most importantly to always have functioning software that is reasonably demonstrated to be correct. That way you release with confidence, people take pride in their work, and the product, team, and schedule all become quite pleasant.

That just sounds like Agile...

Like, legit just sounds like the Agile Manifesto.

Honestly, if anything is likely to be the issue. It's Scrum. Scrum has the cargo cult. Agile just seems to get drug through the mud by everyone that implements some authoritarian variant of Scrum.

But again, not exactly a proponent of Agile here anyway.
It wouldn’t violate the law to refuse a transit visa to someone who hasn’t yet made an asylum case and is currently located in a foreign country.

How could it?

I think you may be thinking of refusing to honor an existing valid visa at the border, rather than refusing to issue one at all before someone travels.
In my experience some people just love numbers, myself included. I could spend all day looking at various patterns of prime numbers, server metrics, etc.

Other people just.... don’t care numbers at all. Which is really disheartening when you find something really cool and everyone else doesn’t even listen. :(
My understanding is that it didn't require an amendment, but that those supporting prohibition wanted to make it very difficult to undo compared to typical laws and thought that by making it an amendment it'd be much harder for a popular revolt against prohibition to overturn it.
According to the article, Turkey was unaware he was in the airplane.
House arrest? Minimum-security prisons such as Allenwood have been referred to as "Club Fed". But I don't remember anyone in the US serving nominal jail time under house arrest. Pre-trial detention sure, but that goes for blue-collar suspects also.
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2019 Year in Review – Handwaving Freakoutery
They are extending into suburbs, not anywhere it's relevant to most Prague citizens (extended city to city centre). They even decreased the number of trams going from our stop (a pretty major one, because it's the nearest city stop for the airport) into the city centre, and the number of subways is constant.

The D line is a meme at this point, it is supposed to be finished for 20 years now.
Scorebook Live | San Diego, CA | Full-time (onsite or REMOTE ok for right candidate) - http://scorebooklive.com

Are you passionate about sports and technology?

With Scorebook Live, real time scores, detailed stats and game recaps are no longer limited to the pros. Our iPad app takes the place of the traditional paper scorebook and broadcasts game data in real time to fans across the web. Fans can follow all their favorite teams whether it's the local high school or their own personal rec league team.

We are looking for a Full Stack Software Engineer to help build out the next generation of scorebooklive.com.

We are well funded and located in sunny San Diego, and can offer a lot of freedom to the right candidates. Our current stack is Ruby on Rails + React on AWS, and are looking for someone familiar with these technologies or willing to learn.

If this sounds exciting, shoot us a note with your resume (or a link to your linkedin, github, etc) to careers@scorebooklive.com
Boy, if only that were the exact campaign of a specific 2020 tech branded candidate. I'd be on board in a heartbeat.
Amazon allegedly threatened to fire employees for speaking out on climate change
I use this project for serving vector tiles with PostGIS and Django REST.

https://github.com/corteva/djangorestframework-mvt
We can leave God and scurrilous accusations out of this. I didn't make up "supposedly infernal" tropics. They are right there in the (always over-conservative) IPCC report. I also did not make up Fascist leanings in response to migration -- we already see it happening, and increasing, while the migration rate is a tiny fraction of what will be. There is no expectation of reduced population growth in Africa, or increased wealth, in the coming decade.

If you have any suggestions that might help prevent further development of the scenario, I am all ears, but Pollyanna proclamations are the opposite.
I only tested with my smartphone, as it's the only bluetooth device I reliably carry with me.

I'm sure there are configurations that work - blueproximity probably worked well for its author, or they wouldn't have released it! And I gather Windows offers "Dynamic lock" which locks the screen based on bluetooth.

However, having experienced bluetooth unreliability with Linux, Windows, Android and iPhone; and with mice, GPS receivers, cars, access control systems and sports watches; I am confident the unreliability was not unique to a single bluetooth device.
Don't baby them. Ask them productive questions in response - "well, which icon do you think is for saving?" You can guide them "well usually that's at the top of the screen" but don't take the device from them or do it for them.

You want to teach them how to fish, not hand fish to them every time they ask.
Do they even still exist? It's impossible to find anything on these modules beyond FCC filings; some pixelated datasheets show the modules with "www.parrot.com" printed on them but going as far back as 2017 in the WWW archive, that site belongs to some drone startup.
The title on HN right now is not the title of the article (“ Whole milk compared with reduced-fat milk and childhood overweight: a systematic review and meta-analysis”).
High fat anything really. Fat has a very high satiety/calorie ratio vs sugars, and metabolizes more slowly, keeping you full longer. This is just shaking off the last vestiges of the 80s anti dietary-fat craze.
Show HN: The await/async concurrency pattern in Golang
>Founders: 2
>Employees: 30+ contractors

Revenue (I think?)... although with that head count I wonder what are liabilities for this biz
I think the scholarly consensus is that the blue-eyes-brown-eyes exercise, at least as applied to adults, is of limited value and might in fact be net harmful: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Elliott#Academic_research...

(It would make sense to me that this exercise is helpful in a time and context where people are open about segregation, and you want to train children out of absorbing it from their culture. Corporate diversity training is a wholly different context: if you have employees who do not already believe that segregation is bad and do not actively want to prevent unjust discrimination, fire them or at least prevent them from managing or interviewing people. No hour-long training is going to make your racist boss suddenly realize that racism is bad.)

This exercise seems like a much more extreme form of it, where you're encouraging people to say stereotypes about actual people who are in the room. Is there any academic study saying that it works? Or is this just something on a .edu website?

(And aren't there studies showing that if you make people listen to stereotypes of a group they belong to being unintelligent, they'll perform worse on standardized tests?)
Low fat milk definitely does not have added sugar. If you have to consume a fixed number of calories, though, and you consume reduced fat milk to get to that number of calories, your ratio of calories from fat, protein, and carbohydrates will skew more to protein and carbohydrates.
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Do any phones have a tether like this? Or use some other mechanism to guess that possession may have changed and autolock?
All the royale games are popular enough that high level accounts can be sold for sizeable chunks of money quite easily.

I know some people in the middle east who even do it as a side "job" since the pay is significant enough
EDM Producer RORE Talks About Love for His Craft and More
My parents and one remaining grandparent have cable TV—mostly news channels—on about 16 hours a day in their house. TV's always on in whichever room one of them's in. The one of them who gets out of the house more than a single-digit count of hours a week spends most of the time driving, which means AM radio (ahem) that entire time.
Loop54 | Frontend/Fullstack Engineer | Stockholm, Sweden | ONSITE

Loop54 is a search/relevance engine as-a-service, marketed primarily toward the
small–medium–large segment of the e-commerce market. We can probably achieve the
most relevant results in the world for our client base right now, through what's
fundamentally pretty basic AI techniques[1]. We have the ability to tailor
result pages specifically to individual users.

What is currently one of the bottlenecks is that we have no useful feedback loop
to the e-commerce stores that use us. To them, the search engine is a black box
that does AI magic. We are working on an analytics portal where we can present
information on the decisions made by the engine, as well as some basic levers
and knobs for the managers to operate.

However, we want this to turn out really good, and for that we need someone
willing to be an authority on front-end web development, from concept through
design to implementation.

As long as you are intelligent, nice, a good cultural fit, and most importantly,
either experienced or at least want to grow and learn in the web frontend area,
don't hesitate to reach out if you're interested.

Apply here: https://careers.loop54.com/jobs/799962-front-end-or-full-sta...

[1]: What the AI does for us is let us generalize over visitor behaviour, such
that each individual action is less important, and the general sentiment of the users is what counts.
Oh look another article/first hand account from an insider trashing Google and how it forgot its core mantra. Even it's own founders jumped ship.

Personally This is good to see as was also having a hard time giving away my three Google Home speakers for Christmas(white elephant exchange). Majority of my family members did not want their creepy listening devices in their houses. Neither do I every again even though I enjoyed using them!
True, you don't.

And yes, Tor provides far more anonymity than any VPN service ever could.

However, some Tor relays are malicious. And we have no way of verifying which ones are or aren't, except by trusting the Tor Project. It's true that there's lots more independent oversight, however. But that CMU exploit of the "relay early" bug is a red flag. Because the Tor Project didn't detect the malicious relays for at least weeks.

Anyway, I use nested VPN chains to access the Tor network. So if I get pwned through a malicious entry guard, at least they'll only learn the final VPN exit address.