skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Maine, USA

Remote: YES

Willing to relocate: NO

Technologies: VueJs, React, Typescript, Javascript, .Net, C#, SQL

Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xaB_2F_CtyOttMwdaHM62nOD...

Email: ryan@wunjotech.com

Front-end leaning full stack developer with 11 years of experience and 6 years of successful remote work. Quick learner. Love building great looking, user focused interfaces with high usability. Also willing to take on lead and project management roles. Available for contract or FTE.
OpenPandemics
Here's a GIF summary https://nono.imgix.net/img/u/post-housegan-200401.gif?ixlib=...
We just ran the entire foss-north conference virtually using OBS. Not a glitch during 4 days. I started documenting the setup here: https://github.com/e8johan/virtual-conf-resources .
There are a lot of people blowing things out of proportion who don't know what they're talking about. However these things are newsworthy and probably worth Zoom fixing. (I think to a certain extent if I say something like "It's dumb that Zoom doesn't have real e2e encryption and they should fix it." That sounds harsh and I mean it. That said I'm still going to use Zoom unless something with equivalent UX and e2e encryption comes along.

(Someday there will be a solid cross-platform native p2p video client with e2e encryption.)
At 2.5 you probably shouldn't even be letting her roam the public internet on 1.1.1.3 - you need a whitelist, not a blacklist. And at the age where it becomes suitable for children to be on the public internet, it is no longer ethical to be filtering their content imo.
Hello there! I am a Full Stack engineer that loves to work on the Front End. Looking for a Junior to Entry Level position.

Location: Brooklyn, NY
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: JavaScript, React/Redux, jQuery, Ruby on Rails, CSS, HTML, CSS Flexbox, Git, JSON API, fetch API, MySQL, PostgreSQL, postman
Resume:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hiLmUiLlXNZ1f2fwPVjXKkWM...
Email: jaywood128@gmail.com
Website: https://jaywood128.github.io/jay-wood-s-portfolio/
Github: https://github.com/jaywood128
germany is doing extensive testing?

last i heard we couldn't get a test without either paying for it yourself or proving that you've had direct contact with a confirmed corona patient... did they change that?
After the second or third (people debate if the third originated there) white supremacism-motivated mass shooting was announced on one of their many "National Socialist" boards shortly before it took place, with the owners refusing to do anything about it, removing them as a customer is more than understandable. The original creator (Hotwheels) had vehemently disavowed and condemned the site and its owners at that point.

Aside from the business impact of tons of customers and the media (rightfully) condemning Cloudflare, and all the potential legal implications, dropping them was the only ethical thing to do. I'm a staunch defender of free speech and opposer of censorship, but when people are being mass-murdered, with more people at risk of being mass-murdered in the future, it's no longer just about speech. At the time of the mass shootings, the majority of boards and posters on the site were supportive of or affiliated with violent extremism and domestic terrorism, and their admins made no efforts to curb that (even if they didn't endorse it). Show me a single US or European company who would still provide infrastructure/networking for them after that point.

Considering their only two incidents of stepping in were that and The Daily Stormer, I'd say they probably have one of the best track records when it comes to freedom of speech and acting as a neutral traffic carrier.
> In the meanwhile, Wardle said, “if you care about your security and privacy, perhaps stop using Zoom.

I feel like that's really easy to say if you're not an enterprise/big tech employee who has to use the product to maintain their employment during the quarantine.

Are there any privacy solutions out there for those of us who are required to use Zoom anyway?
The productivity pitfalls of working from home in the age of Covid-19
EUROPE | BERLIN | ONSITE | LOOKING FOR BACKEND AND ML ENG / HEAD OF MARKETING / PRODUCT MARKETING MANAGER / ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

Back is a young software company from Berlin with the mission to enable companies to focus on what matters. We’re building a collaboration and automation platform to untangle repetitive questions and workflows around the workplace.

We have a modern stack: Golang, Python, gRPC, Protobuf, React, GraphQL and Typescript.

Our office is in the heart of Kreuzberg, Berlin Germany.

To see what it’s like to work at Back and who your future colleagues would be, go have a look at http://bit.ly/working-at-Back

We’re hiring:

- Senior Backend Engineer: http://bit.ly/back-senior-backend-engineer
- Machine Learning Engineer: http://bit.ly/back-machine-learning-engineer
- Head of Marketing: https://jobs.lever.co/back/b009bc3a-d6a7-4d9f-a398-ceec6bd64...
- Product Marketing Manager: https://jobs.lever.co/back/417bded6-3e6a-4703-be32-f03bc265c...
- Account Executive: https://jobs.lever.co/back/d5904b9d-b304-4549-902e-b860d8b48...

I’m looking forward to hearing from you.

James - CTO @ Back https://www.backhq.com
Show HN: Simple and fast access to Waymo Open Dataset in Python
I find 64 characters a pretty reasonable expectation.
Underestimating Risk
Great to hear that! I also found the official documentation a bit short on background information, so I decided to write my own explanation rather than link to something existing. Given that the async/await implementation is still quite young, I'm sure that the official docs will improve over time.
My german bank Haspa has a limit of 12. My guess for the reason -- apart from "we didn't have any problems, yet" -- is that part of the relevant infrastructure is ancient and uses a hardcoded max length...
You talk about children as if they were property.

I don't think that kids watching explicit content is something they should be doing, but treating them like property rather than someone you can genuinely influence the views of in a positive way is incredibly destructive.

Why not install an ad-blocker on the tablet and be done with it? If she's 2.5 and for some reason going to explicit sites with intention, you should be fast-tracking her to private schooling, not installing filters on information.
Also helps to learn from great investors directly

Howard Marks - https://www.oaktreecapital.com/insights/howard-marks-memos

Berkshire Annual Letters (Warren Buffet & Charlie Munger) - https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/letters/letters.html
Any speculation about what this will mean for electrification efforts? Specifically for cars. I thought high prices were good for that, but if the oil market collapses entirely it could drive some suppliers out of business.
yup.

Micro seems like a framework + platform for running micro services (ideally on bare metal). (Not saying there's anything wrong with that though)
Sagri | Lead Programmer/Developer | Tokyo (Remote-First) | Full-Time | $70K - $90K + Stock

Sagri is an Asia-focused AgTech Startup, helping farmers live a happier life. We help farmers with easy-to-access credit and educate them in increasing their earning potential. We leverage satellite imagery and our proprietory soil sampling technology.

We are a remote-first Startup. We do have our offices in Tokyo and Bangalore.

Today (Apr 1, 2020), in an effort to help the struggling farmers (COVID-19 Pandemic), we fast-tracked our loan to farmer program and have deployed the first batch of farmer loans.

Must: You need to be fluent in Engish and Japanese.

Job Details at https://github.com/sagri/jobs/blob/master/lead-programmer.md

__Salary, Perks__

We have a maximum budget of ¥10,000,000 per year with some wriggle room. Roughly about ₹70,00,000 or $90,000 per year. We do have Stock Options or ESOP for you. We are new and still working on the details, but you do get a good number.

__Apply__

Tell us a story at jobs@sagri.tokyo with a cover letter, links to some of your best works, highlighting contributions to open source projects. We would love if you can include your LinkedIn, Github/GitLab, Website (your articles and writings), and optionally, a resume.