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Insider, Inc (Business Insider) Software Engineer, Test Engineer, SecOps Engineer, Javascript Engineer | New York, NY | Onsite | Full Time

Insider Inc. is the publisher of INSIDER, Markets Insider, and 17 international editions of Business Insider, including the flagship NY-based US edition. The company pioneered a digital-native approach to news and information that is social and mobile at its core, for an ambitious and curious global audience that grew up with digital. The company launched in 2007, and in ten years, Business Insider has grown to become the most favorite business news brand in the world, when measured by reach. Insider Inc. reaches a global audience of several hundred million readers and viewers. The company also offers a subscription research service, Business Insider Intelligence (BII), that provides in-depth insight, data, and analysis of digital topics. Every year the company hosts IGNITION, an influential media and technology conferences. Insider Inc. is a subsidiary of Axel Springer SE. We are always looking for talented, curious and motivated individuals to join our growing Engineering team!

Director of Engineering, Editorial Experience: Drive change on our editorial experience by partnering with Engineers, Designers, and Editors to build an editorial platform that allows editors to produce their best work.
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Javascript Engineer: Insider Inc. is looking for a talented, passionate javascript engineer to round out our Story Engagement engineering team. You'll work with a team of talented and enthusiastic web engineers to build seamless, beautiful and performant user experiences that will delight and inspire our readers! https://hire.withgoogle.com/public/jobs/businessinsidercom/v....

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Some people will do anything to change the subject when the subject makes them uncomfortable. Better to quibble about models than to confront the disaster.
A potential vector would be to potentially load images/content through google image/AMP and make it appear as legitimate NSA content
Who pays for vaccines that underperform or fail altogether?

This is ripe for pump-and-dump schemes. No thank you.
We Don’t Have Enough Masks
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Python, C++, Java, SQL, Mathematics

Experience with:

- Creating booking engines for the online travel industry

- Implementing server side logic and mathematics for casino games, creating simulations.

- Programming Bots for monitoring and data collecting

- Databases - PostgreSQL, Oracle

- Data processing, migrations, statistical analysis, machine learning

- Mathematics, Numerical methods, Computational 2D and 3D geometry

- Creating Windows software for the metrology industry

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When the user initially attempts to authenticate into Team Viewer send the user a randomly generated (not-derived off of user information at least) token in the response and register it with a data-store on the server. From that point on the user can re-authenticate with Team Viewer by sending the token until, for some reason, you decide to invalidate the token on the server - then the user is forced to re-authenticate with their password. At any point before their token is forcefully invalidated the user can optionally re-authenticate with their password to get a new token.

That's the general gist, but if you're thinking of writing some software for it I'd suggest searching out some third party tool to manage these tokens for you or, if you're unable to find anything, then doing a bit of research into the pitfalls you can run into with this approach. The less you write in-house the better.
That's largely irrelevant. The question is what is the optimal strategy for each player given the assets that they have. No one would deny that some people are starting off with vastly more assets than others.
I suspect if one looked into it, not only could all manner of young LOOKING women be described as being "children" by some interested "expert" on the feds' pay role, but I suspect that you could also be prosecuted for "child porn", i.e., young women visually certified as "children" by an "expert", that was downloaded as temp files just from browsing sketchy gaming sites or other similar inadvertent ways.

It appears to be demonstrably not sane to believe ANYTHING the government says anymore, including whether actual child porn was found on anyone's devices, let alone when it is convenient that their means justify their ends. The government constantly murders people, lies, cheats, steals … why anyone would believe anything the government says without irrefutable proof anymore is beyond me, and seems to be a rather solid litmus test for sanity.

Can anyone who knows even just a little about the Julian Assange case, say that they trust the government not to just simply and totally abuse power because under their smiling mask of claimed authority propaganda; lies a sick, twisted, sadistic, and purely evil demonic character.
Supposedly, Catalina does not boot any more from HPFS, so how is this good advice?
But then the failed code which decides if the error is recoverable, not the part of the code doing the recovering.
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Compound (YC S19) | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | https://withcompound.com/

Compound optimizes your finances. We build software to democratize access to impactful financial, tax, and legal products. We help you manage your equity, forecast tax implications, and set up your financial life.

We are a small, well funded team based in San Francisco. We are growing really quickly.

Our open positions:

* Fullstack engineer https://withcompound.com/careers/fullstack-software-engineer

* Frontend engineer
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No, but it has a large number of implementing ABIs subject to complicated requirements. Both those explicit requirements upon ABIs and individual implementer decisions create legacy that conflicts with things that could make the language better.
FWIW, it's still better that the thing you save is a hash, because that's less useful for cracking other related passwords than the raw password itself.

E.g. If you make your password to access your home computer "eb49wsrew-home" ... what are the odds that the password for your work computer is "eb49wsrew-work"?

In an ideal world passwords would be independently selected, but we write software for non-ideal users in a non-ideal world.

> So my question would be: Describe the scenario where a bad actor has the ability to arbitrarily read data within a user's execution context, but not manipulate the TeamViewer Client also running in that same user's context? Because I got nothing.

If there was a system service which you could hand a read only secret and then it could perform challenge response queries of the form response = H(secret||challenge), and had the server send a fresh random challenge on every every connection then you could have a setup where even if the attacker could run as teamviewer (but not the system admin) he couldn't steal the credential he could only make use of it.

When you save your credential you'd hash the password, the server would also store the same hashed password. You'd send the hashed password to the system service, and the server could challenge your knowledge of it. For bonus points, have the service implement some simple ZKP (such as SRP) so being able to observe the challenge-responses doesn't allow you to grind offline attack the password.

This would be at least a small improvement.
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When I started at Uber back in early 2014, I didn't negotiate the offer at all. It seemed reasonable, so I accepted. Maybe I could have gotten more - but accepting has been, by far, the best decision of my career.

A couple of years ago, we purchased a used Tesla (2014 MS P85D+) from someone on Craigslist. The estimated value of the car in a private sale was $48-53K on TrueCar, and the buyer was asking $50K. We paid $50K. We haven't had any problems with the car, and ended up having some roof racks/equipment given to us for free later on by the seller because he didn't need them anymore. We even found out he had prepaid the next 5 years of maintenance with Tesla.

We just went under contract on a new house, and we negotiated the deal without a real estate agent representing us. This was the extent of the negotiation:

- Us: We'll pay 6% below list, but you can save 3% because we don't have an agent.
- Them: We'll accept 5% below list.
- Us: Ok.

The house had already been reduced 13% from the original list price - it's near train tracks and we think that scared a lot of people away. But we visited open houses and listened to the trains several times and decided we weren't bothered by it - they go slow because of a nearby turn and never blow the horn. We felt the original pricing was in line with the market for something of the same quality fit/finish. So we got a new house for 20% less than we would have paid for a similar one in exchange for something that doesn't really bother us.

Also, the builder built his own house 20 feet away. We're going to be neighbors with the person we were negotiating with, and it would be better to be on good terms with them than to simply extract the maximum amount of value from them in the transaction. If anything in the house needs to be fixed in the future that isn't technically covered in the builder's warranty, they're more likely to work with us to fix it or help us get it fixed at a low cost. Plus they're our only neighbor and we're probably going to invite them over for dinner every now and then.

However, as much as I'm a fan of win/win dealmaking, I find it only works well when the other party is interested in a win/win. The first thing I do when I approach the negotiating table is assess whether the other party is a smarmy Glengarry Glen Ross/Art of The Deal jerk who is trying to rip me off. My solution to negotiating with one of these people is simple - don't. Just walk away. Leave the wolves to bite at each others' throats and find someone else to work with. You can only get ripped off if you put yourself into a situation where the people you are dealing with are trying to rip you off.
SEEKING WORK

San Francisco or remote.

Generalist, "full-stack", language/framework/platform agnostic. I've been a professional programmer for about fifteen years, I've worked at startups and Google, and I can pretty much do anything computer-related (including robotics.) I'm the "rockstar" (or ninja or wizard or whatever they're calling it these days) you're looking for. The one who's "smart and gets things done". I can also put my ego aside and work with the team with humility.

Python 2-to-3 migration is a specialty.

forman.simon@gmail.com Principals only please, no recruiters.

I don't have a current resume but FWIW here's a solution to the Zebra Puzzle using Prolog and constraint programming that I wrote in one day without previous experience in Prolog or constraint handling. https://gist.github.com/calroc/603ed919bc814ccee10c1b3df6142... This is the sort of thing I do for fun.

You: have an interesting and challenging problem and know what you're doing. (Also, have some money, my hourly rate for consulting starts at $150. Although, if you have something really interesting and/or challenging and you're strapped for cash I might be willing to go lower.)
I thought youtube had their own internal DMCA-lite process so you can't make use of DMCA abuse countermeasures
Are you asking for a summary of the book? I'm sure you can google that.
At any point. You just gotta pay the retainer
Give your best ideas to new products to earn points
Short version: it passes a pointer to the pointer forcing a double indirection rather than a single.

Simple attempts to fix don't really work. Not even sure an ABI break will be enough, but it would at least be a minimum requirement.
What happened to the old wisdom "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure?"

We know how many diseases start, why almost no discussion of prevention when vaccines are brought up as if they are the only way (or even best way) to deal with diseases?
> Money being spent causes the economy to grow.

Money spent well causes the economy to grow. Mindlessly spending money on things that aren't worth their cost is simply waste, and causes the economy to shrink.

In economics it is generally assumed that money wouldn't be spent if the transaction wasn't expected to generate a net benefit for the spender. If you make spending money a goal in its own right, however, then that is no longer true, and spending can result in a net loss instead.
It’s all about how you use it.
"Stop or we will be forced to harm ourselves"
And how exactly do you use an external drive? Due to the limitations of the internal drive, I have used quite a variety of external drives with my iMac, but no solution is really good and all are much inferior to an internal drive. USB 3 drives work the best, but are limited and speed as is the number of USB ports on the mac. Going via hubs is possible, but reduces the reliability of the connection, I keep getting drive disconnects. Also, I haven't really been able to find a reliable Thunderbolt 2 drive.
Dorco has been offering comparable razors for decades, just without the level of marketing of Harry's or Dollar Shave Club.
For somebody that makes an app that doesnt even use e2e 99% of the time, he should stfu.
Do you really think that the only reason to 'go to mars' to colonization?
I run a SaaS where certificate expiration monitoring is one of the features. But that's more of a nice-to-have feature rather than a primary thing that brings in customers.
Good luck using one though in Brazil or Vietnam - they're illiquid relative to euros or dollars and therefore harder to launder.

"widely used currencies" can be read as "usd, eur, jpy, cny, gbp, cad", although chf is up there it seems.
Remotes have to fly to SF every month?
Interestingly, on Mac in Safari, if you switch to Reader View, you can download images and copy text to your heart's content.
That's somewhat narrowly defined considering they're really the only remaining producer of mainframes. I'm not sure if that's literally true but it may as well be.

There are some things that mainframes are legitimately better at, and some things that POWER is better at than x86, and so on. AMD and Intel benefit from incredible economies of scale that IBM could never dream of, and that's mostly where IBM loses -- the price is a lot higher and the volume a lot lower on the IBM side.
It's the overhead VS. passing a raw pointer. The itanium ABI says that std::unique_ptr has to be passed by address due to its special member functions (the ABI doesn't know if it stores a pointer to itself).

Compilers have an attribute to remove this overhead, but it's an ABI break to do it.
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If the people want's vaccines, then the government should pay these companies to develop them. No different than the people/government/military wanting new planes and paying defense contractors to develop them.

There's a military-industrial complex that isn't perfect, but works. If it's important enough then there should be a health-industrial complex to develop the technologies, medicines, treatments, etc.. that would be too expensive/unprofitable to develop otherwise.

Total privatization is not a good idea, as having companies bid for contracts at least introduces some competition into the process, and some incentive to innovate.
It's been three years and six requests. I don't think it'll happen without someone from the team seeing it on social media. Hell, they have the suburb wrong, let alone the non-existent street.
It should be noted, this was two 13 second clips of the publicly available trailer. So the content isn’t even paywalled normally. What is the point of copyright if it’s being used to prevent discussion of a freely available work?
You don't think it defies logic that a SOFTWARE ENGINEER who works for the CIA, would leave such an obvious trail to a horrific crime on his home computer?

This person has intelligence, technical acumen, and is immersed in secrecy and privacy at an extreme level on a daily basis.

Maybe people are just dumber than we want to credit them for. But I don't think its "conspiracy theory" to find this indecent strange.
who would believe it - northwest Wales. if you're not familiar with the area, be sure not to ask George Bush https://youtu.be/S0ZG5-WB_ho
> That represents basically a full teaser trailer.

The footage he took was literally taken from the publicly available trailer. Reactions to trailers are quite common on youtube and generally don't appear to be taken down.

I question what the value of this for CBS is anyway because I doubt the few hundred bucks they theoretically lose from the youtube ad-revenue for the trailer aren't more than compensated by the attention that Angry Joe draws to the show. Not to mention that anyone who watches 40 minutes of star trek analysis has likely clicked on the trailer a while ago.
fine, here is the full query since extrapolating from incomplete data is hard for you:

SELECT * FROM my_table WHERE my_column NOT IN (5, 6) AND my_column IS NOT NULL

happy now?
Service-based and async architecture systems engineer.
7+ years in the industry / CS undergrad.
AI / reinforcement learning as a hobby (completed specialization on Coursera).

Location: Portland, OR (US Citizen)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies:

-> Languages: Scala, Haskell, Rust (but I've used about 10 different languages over the years)

-> Async architecture toolbox: Kafka, RabbitMQ, SQS/SNS

-> Big Data: Spark, Hive, HBase

-> ML/RL: PyTorch

Résumé: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a4yfl5cskQaR0adAkiKmLJpbSqp...

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxchistokletov/

Email: in my résumé
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Location: Frankfurt, Germany.

Remote: yes, also open to a mix if you're based in Germany.

Willing to relocate: No

CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathansundqvist/

Email: jonathan+hn@argpar.se

I'm backend developer that have worked with Python extensively over the years and happy to dig into frontend stuff as well.

Most recently I've had clients such as Fidelity International, the Greenweb foundation and iRights.

If you're even remotely interested in what I can help with, send me an email and I'd be happy to discuss things.
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CancerLinQ | San Francisco, CA or Alexandria, VA | Full Time | ONSITE or REMOTE possible | Full-stack and Frontend Web application development | Javascript, Nodejs, React

ASCO (American Society of Clinical Oncology) has embarked on a pioneering effort to develop a learning healthcare system in oncology. This system, CancerLinQ, (www.cancerlinq.org) aggregates data from the day to day care of cancer patients to improve the quality of care and improve health outcomes of all patients with cancer.

We are looking for hands-on software engineers who are looking to make an impact in the fight against cancer by deploying the latest technologies on challenging problems. We are headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia also have an office in San Francisco, CA.

We currently have 2 positions open - Full-stack and Frontend. We are looking for passionate software engineers with extensive web application development experience and solid Javascript skills.

Full-stack:
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Frontend:
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YouTube does not make the DMCA counterclaim process available. Youtube give the copyright holder (or claimed copyright holder) who filed the original takedown the ultimate authority to process appeals themselves. (Which is horribly broken.)
Not every case. Nobody assumes a conspiracy when your neighbor down the road gets brought up on possession of such material. Despite easily having the power to, there's no motive for the federal government to go around framing random individuals of sex crimes.

But a whistleblower? A thorn in the intelligence agencies' side who has exposed them and attracted their ire? You'd be a credulous fool to take that story at face value. The IC has a long and documented history of flouting norms like honesty and integrity. These are institutions whose entire purpose is to use deceptive, extra-legal methods to focus the power of government against anybody who poses a threat to it.
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No lawyer is going to encourage you to talk to the FBI without, at a minimum, very thorough review of the facts and coaching on how to speak in the arcane legal style that avoids accidental lies. And even that is risky, so it's much better to just not talk to the FBI.
Re: I'd have to remember to go over my query to add the ~ operator.

I'd almost always use it no matter what. In fact if starting SQL over via a DeLorean, I'd reverse it to require "~" to make it null-sensitive.

It's analogous to case-sensitive comparing. The vast majority of the time you don't want case-sensitive comparisons such that case-insensitive should be the DEFAULT, and you only add extra specifiers/functions if and when you need to do case-based comparing.

If not, then you either end up with SQL full of "toUpperCase(x)", or problems keep popping up if somebody typed stuff wrong or the UI coders messed up.

Similarly, if your SQL is full of NVL() or DENULL() or whatnot, it means the language was poorly factored for your domain, or even most domains. It flunked D.R.Y. in design, such as comparisons having the wrong default behavior.
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.