skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure what you mean by movement of blood induces currents. The magnetic gradients are what induce current in the body, but usually more peripherally where the gradients are steepest and in big nerve bundles like sciatic.

When I would put humans in our 7T machine they'd sometimes feel their leg kicking during the acquisition. Because it's actively shielded with a pretty steep magnetic field from 0 to 7T you have to advance them into the scanner very slowly otherwise they can become very uncomfortable and nauseous.
That’s not as bad as Apple which silently removes white space within your password but doesn’t actually tell you it did that leading to locking yourself out after multiple attempts:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13838342
Cool. Companies that go "I should use a LPE as part of my product" should still be chastised.
PayPal actually limits a password’s maximum length(!) to 20 characters.

(I finally deleted my account there yesterday after close to 20 years; I should have done so years ago.)
Location: NYC metro area/NJ/New Jersey/NY/New York (US)

Remote: Yes, physical presence would be preferred in the future once the present crisis has passed

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: HTML5/CSS3/ES7 (JavaScript), Python, Java, C

Email: j at the domain immediately below

Résumé: https://fej.io/resume

A bit more info: https://fej.io/about.html

GitHub: https://github.com/nuclearfej

Recently graduated from the 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 in the web ecosystem, plus a bit of PHP and React; I use Python for everyday scripting and a heavier language (C++ or Java) for larger tasks. I'm currently working with a professor on writing a mobile (responsive) version of an existing web app and fixing legacy PHP code.

Always excited to try new languages, frameworks, methodologies - you name it. I love to learn new things and branch out.

Serious recruiters also welcomed.

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

I am a citizen of the US.
It's a continuum of course more applicable to some, less to some other things. I find books mostly fine, and I own a huge library, to a large extent inherited. CD albums already seemed dubious to me and hardly bought any, with software products it is entirely on one extreme of the spectrum.
Relayr | Berlin/Munich/Katowice/Chicago| ONSITE | Full Time |https://relayr.io/

Relayr is the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) powerhouse delivering the most complete solution for risk-free digital transformations. We unleash data insights from existing equipment, machines and production lines to improve our customers’ business outcomes. With around 300 employees, we are a truly global family with several locations worldwide. Named twice the hottest start-up in Berlin by WIRED magazine and a winner of The Spark - the German Digital Award, relayr is now part of the Munich Re group. Our IoT platform development is driven by our engineers and built using recent technologies. We value good working relationships and engineers who stand up for their ideas. We'd love to hear from you!

Open Positions:

Team Manager Engineering (m/f/d) – Berlin https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=209

Technical Product Manager (m/f/d) – Berlin https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=207

Full Stack Solution Engineer (m/f/d) – Berlin https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=71

QA Test Automation Engineer (m/f/d) – Berlin https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=37

Scala IoT Developer (m/f/d) – Berlin https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=38

Security Engineer – Analytics (m/f/d) – Munich https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=185

Data Scientist (m/f/d) – Munich https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=78

Backend Developer/Data Engineer (m/f/d) – Munich https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=81

QA Development Team Lead (m/f/d) – Katowice https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=187

Technical Project Owner – Chicago https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=208

Solution Engineer – Chicago https://relayr.bamboohr.co.uk/jobs/view.php?id=118

Full Stack Solution Engineer – Chicago https://relayr.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=171

Any questions? Don’t hesitate to get in touch! julia.rovnik@relayr.io
Location: St Louis, MO, USA

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C, C++, OpenMP, MPI, Perl, Python, sklearn, Pytorch, Java, JavaScript, React, SQL

Email: josephgilmorem@gmail.com

Resume: https://github.com/GilmoreJoseph/Resume/blob/master/Resume.p...

I am graduating from Saint Louis University in May with Bachelor of Science Computer Science and a Minor in Mathematics. I am looking for full time employment as a Software Engineer. I am interested in Machine Learning, embedded software, and High Performance computing.
thanks, Danial! exactly. the strategy isn't the literal tactics I took (e.g., spending ten hours, reaching out to one company, etc.) the strategy is thinking about cold outreach as a sales process and adapting it to your situation.
ManyCam is an option, though I'm not really sure how reliable/performant.
I'm using a Rails backend with Jquery on the frontend. It's all hosted on Heroku and I use AWS S3 for image storage. I might host it on AWS EC2 later if Heroku becomes too slow.
The US is objectively not the greatest country in the world. We are at a very high level of development on some metrics, and a medium-to-high level on others, but certainly not uniformly #1.
All of our emotions are indeed programmed. Yet the humour axis does not feel like the pain axis, neither feels like the sexual arousal axis, and none of those feels like the fear axis — at least not to me.

Also, my knee-jerk reflex doesn’t feel like much at all.

If I read you correctly, you and I agree that we can’t tell if a Roomba’s avoidance algorithm more like anxiety, or more like a reflex, or more like lust. In the absence of evidence, I will assume that all its experiences are like a reflex, that there isn’t anything “that it’s like to be” a Roomba. I am aware I may be wrong.

While we indeed cannot directly observe subjective experiences, I sincerely hope that we figure out a good way to resolve this soon:

If we mistakenly assume AI cannot have qualia, then we risk condemning our creations to torment from which they are only released by their own destruction.

If we mistakenly assume we can create machines which have qualia, then brain uploads are death.
A Positive Message During Covid-19
I think this post tries hard to claim something that wasn't quite the case. The author did not overcome a "no". They "overcame" a "sure, next summer might work". Which, given that they were a student, was really a "sure, whenever you are free might work"; the company assumed that they would be studying during the fall.

So what remains is that in the initial mail, the author presumably failed to mention that they would be free already in the fall. If they had, it looks like the company would have happily interviewed them for their fall internship program.

So my reading is that there really was no "no" at all to overcome, just some unfortunate initial communication. Including the fact that the company created the impression that they "weren't hiring", while in fact they were.
>The normal estimate is that it takes 1 acre of land to feed a person for the full year

That is not an estimate, it is a meme.
Location: Berlin, Germany

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: C++/Java/PHP, build systems (Conan, cmake, maven, composer), packaging (DMG, MSI, Deb, Rpm, jlink, jpackage), docker, Vagrant/Packer, Jenkins and more

Resume/CV: https://madduci.netlify.com (link to Stackoverflow, LinkedIn, git)

Email: adduci / tutanota.com

I am a Computer Engineer with a focus on the full software lifecycle, from design to deployment. I'd like to work on embedded platforms and I'm open to move to new tech stacks like Go or Rust as well, but also as Engineering Manager, mentoring and nurturing people.
The common API is the desktop portal and pipewire. The major projects (GNOME/KDE/wlroots) all agree on this one. Take a look at the links in the GP comment more info.
If string[index-1] === `\\` Then skipAgain
Thanks for the feedback on the website - we are working on it right now!
Yes - we ship through a 3PL (3rd party logistics company) and we build that cost into our pricing. This actually helps us save money since we don't have to invest into our our facilities. The 3PL ships every order that comes in within 12 hours. Right now shipping is 2-5 business days as we only use 1 warehouse. As we leverage multiple warehouses from the the 3PL across the country, our shipping time will come down to 2 days.
Right, the 3D equivalent is a CT scan which is a much higher radiation dose than a regular x-ray. On average every 1000 CT scans done causes one new case of cancer.
I did a quick Google search to try to find what the Gates foundation is doing, but I’m with OP. We are in uncharted waters here, it would be helpful to have a full understanding of what they are doing right now.
How Is a Roofing Business Addressing Operational Challenges to Fight COVID19?
India’s gov wants to censor the media to fight Covid-19
you said you can't pay someone full time but can you pay contributors on a per contribution basis?

I don't think you made it clear what the bottleneck is in your compensation model. Is it the amount of funds or is it the currency? If you can pay in EUR or USD or whatever locale the contributor hails from, you should look into how magazines or online publications pay for articles. Maybe decide on a $/word amount you can afford and see the interest you get at that price point?
Location: The Netherlands

Remote: yes, only

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: Perl, MySQL, Python, JavaScript, CSS/HTML

Résumé/CV: http://castleamber.com/documents/perl-programmer-john-bokma-...

Email: john@castleamber.com
Zoom has plenty to be shat on about, if anything I find most commenters on hn defending it (at least it "just works", etc).
Where did he argue that Bill Gates has never made a bad judgment call? You still have zero evidence for your take on this, no matter how practical it may seem. You are going on your intuition and common sense on how to solve this crisis for an entire country?

Your mothers' hospital should be running tests with that other 50% of unused utility right now. Conduct trials on patients found to be positive, etc. That's literally the second point Gates made.

> It's not practical any more to try to contain the outbreak. The idea at this point is to limit the number of cases at any given time to prevent overburdening the local community's medical resources.

Lockdown is the most effective way of limiting the number of cases.

The only thing your intuition and experts agree on is the knock that the world economy is going to take. I challenge you to provide models that show that your "practical" handling of this situation won't have the same disastrous effects on the economy when instead of 3% of a smaller number of the population die, 10% of a much larger portion of the population die. These numbers are in line with countries that implemented lockdown early or have very strong government influence versus countries that implemented lockdown too late.
Those without broadband struggle in a stay-at-home nation
Just to give some examples of the sort of work we're doing recently, we've been assisting the CDC with user research to improve their pages about COVID-19, we've worked with the SBA on their disaster loan assistance program, and we've built tools to provide more granular data to the coronavirus task force, not to mention the USDS folks working at specific agencies like Veterans Affairs to help ramp up capacity.

There's a lot of government systems that are facing high levels of load/stress right now, and we need the US government to work well right now. If you're an engineer/SRE or designer or product manager, please consider applying.
I read about it here: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-31/hospitals...

The relevant quote: "Ming Lin, an emergency room physician in Washington state, said he was told Friday he was out of a job because he’d given an interview to a newspaper about a Facebook post detailing what he believed to be inadequate protective equipment and testing. In Chicago, a nurse was fired after emailing colleagues that she wanted to wear a more protective mask while on duty. In New York, the NYU Langone Health system has warned employees they could be terminated if they talk to the media without authorization."
Windows flaw lets Zoom leak network credentials, runs code remotely
i was about to write the same comment. id bet the percentage of HN readers running 100% signed code is damn close to 0.

the zoom witchhunt is really something. zoom may or may not be a witch (im no China apologist, i yell at all my friends for using tiktok), but if we get the answer right it will be based on luck and emotion, not logic and reason.
I use OBS Studio with OBS-VirtualCam [0] to attend virtual lectures & hold meetings for my team. I've found it to be incredibly convenient because you can control nearly everything with scenes and the audio controls.

Before meetings start, I can broadcast music and display announcements, and then without having to hit a jarring "End Screenshare" can switch to my webcam and start a meeting. Live demos and presentations are another scene with the desktop/window/browser and webcam. 100% would recommend.

[0] https://github.com/CatxFish/obs-virtual-cam
AFAIK it's on by default in Ubuntu?

> Modules built and shipped by Canonical with the official kernels are signed by the Canonical UEFI key and as such, are trusted. Custom-built modules will require the user to take the necessary steps to sign the modules before they loading them is allowed by the kernel.

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UEFI/SecureBoot
David Hockney Shares Drawings
Cannabis Scientists Are Chasing the Perfect High
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-31/hospitals...
> While 32 chars is plenty long for a password, [...].

It might be plenty long for completely random characters, but when one uses a word sequence, the 32 characters are easily reached.
HouseGAN: Generate Realistic Floor Plan Layouts from Relational Graphs
You think that’s bad? A bank here in Canada, Bank Of Montreal, was using a maximum of 8 characters (and I believe no special chars permitted). Couldn’t use them anymore.
Thanks for the feedback!

Yes, the SaaS does rely on state-of-the-art NLG. I don't know why you think they are far better if we are using them as is. I am not offended at all; just curious where that big difference is.

Who says one can't compete against the best minds? Isn't that the premise of startups and progress?

If you are a fan of "CTRL", you should have liked ours a bit better.

Apps need to simplify and yet provide the desired experience for end users. From your feedback, it seems we need to try way harder.

Thanks!
SEEKING WORK, Germany, REMOTE

IT Consultant / Full stack web application developer with 20 years of professional experience in a variety of fields from e-commerce, inventory management, web scrapers to 3d print farm automation and many many specialized web applications.

Technologies: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, JS, Rust, Postgresql, PHP, Linux sysadmin, apache, nginx, etc.

I'll create web apps, prototypes, automate things or retrofit or replace hopelessly outdated things for you. Most kinds of businesses okay for me.

I accept payment via SEPA or credit card. Rate to be discussed, fixed price for prototype development possible. Special rates for developing and/or maintaining open source projects negotiable.

My current availability: 2 weeks / month.

Github: https://github.com/jglauche
GPG pubkey: https://kittenme.ws/email_pub.asc
Email: jennifer@hn20.kittenme.ws
No recruit services please (I won't do your technical interview or proficiency test, please don't ask to waste my time).
I guess it depends on the type of police you interact with.

UK policing is built on community consent. Law enforcement is part of their duty, but so is having a discussion about what the community want’s enforced and how.

It’s not unusual for UK police to kindly ask you to not do something and go home, and only escalate to handcuffs if you continue to ignore them.
Influencers is a "broad" term. Right now we work with influencers who are culinary experts and have built a brand using original content in their own field of expertise. Additionally, they represent a gateway to an audience of 50K to several millions, who are interested in their type of content. Their audience has its own characteristics of age, income level, interests and preferences etc. that is relevant for us to understand, as we launch products catered just to that audience
Onai | | San Jose or New York | FULL TIME, CONTRACTORS, GRADUATE INTERNS, POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS, VISA

We're tackling exciting difficult challenges and building offerings relevant to interesting real-world problems in a variety of fields. We have particular strengths in dispersed computation, functional programming, protocol design, and deep learning.

We're currently most interested in engineers with solid experience in Rust, Haskell/Idris, or cryptography. We also have openings for enthusiastic developers or researchers who might lack this precise experience but are eager and able to learn. We welcome internship/fellowship interest from postdoctoral scholars or senior graduate students.

We're additionally interested in chatting with people with a scientific or engineering background who are interested in scientific writing.

We do not presently have openings for current/recent undergraduates.

Send your resume to info@onai.com and we'll let you know if there's a potential fit.
Spiff Savings App | Mobile Engineer | Oslo, Norway | ONSITE

Hiring to our small and amazing core team in Social savings app Spiff. Spiff is a new Norwegian savings app. Our mission is to help people save money. We have helped thousands of Norwegians save NOK 100 million (USD 10 million) with one of the best-rated finance apps in Norway.

Apply here: https://jobb.getspiff.no/mobile-developer/en

Spiff is the name of our Squirrel logo and we work in a small barn centrally located in Oslo Norway. Hiring team that reviews applications: Founder and CEO (me) and Tech Lead.

Hope to hear from you!
Best regards,
Carl-Nicolai Wessmann
SEEKING WORK | Serbia, Europe (CET) | REMOTE ONLY

Working as a remote full-stack freelancer and consultant since 2012 on Ruby and Rails based systems, mostly for US based companies, in all US time zones except Hawaii. BSc and MSc degrees in CS, 4 years of enterprise experience (power and transmission systems) before freelancing, and around 7 more years tinkering with computers and software before that.

With Rails I've worked successfully on greenfield projects and legacy-like projects, with no users and millions of users, alone and in teams of Rails developers or teams with mixed background and responsibilities, as a team member or team lead defining development processes (for remote work). Can plan infrastructure requirements and scale, monitor and optimize systems. Can adopt existing rules in a team or build something from scratch.

Available full-time, part-time or any other level of commitment for new projects or existing projects needing new features or just some love. You can reach me at marian.povolny@protonmail.com or through UpWork https://www.upwork.com/o/profiles/users/~0121c4ff90f7a4e359/

Limited travel is fine once we're allowed to travel again.

Recent tech stack experience: VPS servers or dedicated, Ruby on Rails (and the usual gems), Sinatra, RSpec, Cucumber, PostgreSQL, Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, API integration (Stripe, Twilio, Sendgrid, Google Calendar and Office365 calendar, ...), Elasticsearch, nginx, Passenger, Unicorn, JavaScript, reactive HTML/CSS, Bootstrap, git, Redis, SQL, microservices, jQuery, barcode (as in those black and white stripes), a little React, AWS and Docker experience...
What is your expectation for allowed password length and why?
Location: Zürich, Switzerland
Remote: Possible
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, Django, JavaScript, React, Go, Elixir/Erlang
Résumé/CV: https://ju.io/ (more detailed version upon request)
Email: julian@wachholz.ch
Languages: German, English

Around 8 years of experience building all kinds of web solutions for small and large clients. I thrive in smaller teams and aim to push good practices like test driven development and documentation. Building smaller projects in my free time using new tech is my thing.
I believe that online design is a living organism, you can only analyse, and adapt, so it's never truly finished. If you create something in Analytics, AdTech, or any other NewExcitingTech drop me a note, maybe I can help. :)

Location: US

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Figma, Sketch, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, UX, UI, Game Interfaces, HTML, CSS, Brain, Heart, and many more...

Résumé/CV/Portfolio: Send me an e-mail, and I'll reply with more details. :)

Email: p@monkin.co

Dribbble: https://dribbble.com/monkin

Behance: https://www.behance.net/monkin
Suicides alone from the shutdown would exceed the loss expected from the virus.

It is unlikely but possible that suicides from the shutdown will exceed deaths from the disease. But it is absolutely not true that they will exceed projected deaths from letting the disease run its course unchecked.

Here is a parallel. We are afraid of buildings catching fire, so we build sprinkler systems into them. But the result is that in actual fires, the water damage from the sprinkler system exceeds the damage from the fire. That's because there is a fairly small fire and a big wet area from the sprinklers.

Is this an argument for not having the sprinkler system? Of course not! Because the damage from the sprinkler system is far less than what the damage from an unchecked fire would have been.
Also: https://lemonspawn.com/turbo-rascal-syntax-error-expected-bu...

(https://github.com/leuat/TRSE/)
Linear | Senior software engineer (Typescript), Senior product designer | REMOTE (US/EU timezones) | Full-time | http://linear.app/

We're building an issue tracking tool for product and engineering teams. Started in 2019 by YC alumni with background from Coinbase, Airbnb and Uber, we're fullstack Typescript startup with strong focus on design and details. Linear is built to be really fast and fun to use so that you can focus on building. We're a small team of 5 distributed between US and EU and currently looking for experienced (>5 years) Typescript developer to join us in addition to technically minded product designers.

More about us and how to apply:

https://linear.app/readme
https://linear.app/about
Again, no one is making Bill Gates overlord. But he has actual data and experience backing up his side of the debate. What exactly do you have? Where are these sources that offer insight into the economic ramifications of keeping an economy open during war or during a global pandemic?
MobilityWare | Analytics,PHP,Marketing,BI/Data,&More! | NY & Irvine, CA | Full-Time | Onsite | https://grnh.se/igxqje1

"Solitaire?! Really?" Yes – really! We have amazing people, which has earned us both 'Best Places To Work' in the OC (’15,’16,’17, and '18) and a 4.6 rating on Glassdoor. And that’s before you consider that we have the 2nd most played mobile game in the world. Your contributions touch millions, every single day.

Director of Data Analytics - Oversee in-game, marketing and monetization analysis for the studio.

Backend PHP Engineer - Be involved with the creation, development, deployment, and maintenance of our backend platform.

Also: Sr. Performance Marketing Manager, Product Manager (AdTech), Director of Engineering (AdTech & Data)