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=== Marketing & Marketing Operations Leader ===

Location: Redwood City, CA

Remote: Yes, with experience building and managing remote teams.

Willing to relocate: For the right opportunity.

Technologies: A large swath of the most popular Martech/Adtech platforms including: Google and FB Ads (and others), various bid management platforms, GA, Adobe Analytics, Salesforce and other ESPs/CRMs, Google Tag Manager, GAM, Looker, etc.

If I haven't used it yet, I can self-train and lead trainings for others. Experience not just as an end user, but as the person owning the strategy, budget and martech roadmap. I've led configuration and setup of complex and large-scale integrations, supporting processes, etc. in close collaboration with Data Science, Product, and Engineering teams. My creative outlet is building beautiful dashboards and tools in Google Sheets/Excel that empower my teams and leadership with insights and automation. I'm not an engineer, but can code and often serve as the translator between engineering and marketing or other business functions.

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelshostack/

Email: michael.shostack@gmail.com

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Bio: Driven marketing and marketing operations leader with 15 years experience building and leading cross-functional teams that deliver measurable results across the tech and digital media landscape. My focus is architecting the strategy, technical systems, content, and processes to market at scale. I support my teams by nurturing a culture of testing, learning and collaboration to help them stay ahead of the rapidly changing marketing landscape. Deep expertise in lead generation, SaaS marketing, SEM, social, display, analytics, marketing automation, and content marketing.

Looking For: Leadership and management roles dealing with some aspect of the marketing/advertising landscape, whether that's on a company's marketing team, or working on/with product teams at a martech/adtech company. My ideal role has me deeply involved in the technical and analytical aspects of marketing and leading high-performance teams that do the same.
I know HN is all about remote jobs etc but I personally would not hire a fresh graduate remote. The reason is simple: You don't have real world experience yet and adding remote option would make it even more difficult to get you up and running. Can you still do it ? Sure it is possible. But for most employers, recent graduates require a lot of investment in terms of training, time etc which is much easier in person.

So if you really want to get a remote job as a fresh graduate, you have to sell yourself twice and be able to prove that you are good enough to work remotely on Day 1 as a fresh graduate. You may want to address the potential employer's questions in terms of training, onboarding etc and see if you can convince them. Good luck.
I would love it if the new component revolution worked for sites not using Javascript frameworks.
I am worse off due to the access which I had.
Just ask Facebook, they already have this data, don't they?
Did they maybe translate it so they could link it to their citizens?

I really see no problem with this, they should provide the source code, but from what you said their modifications really aren't that sought after are they?

Don't open-source something if you don't want someone to clone it. What did you think was going to happen?

I don't see why someone would post the source to an entire app then watch the app store for a clone waiting to complain about it...
When Butte Wouldn't Shut Down (1918 Spanish Flu Epidemic)
Super interesting to read about all the technologies (... MediaView? MOS? RPC for... webpage-like things?) & the way they imagined the future to look like before the web (... which is so obvious to us now that we can't even imagine anything else). E.g. the way they imagined webapps as getting a view of the file system, which is actually how Android apps turned out to be; not web apps though (... except maybe some very recent APIs?). Also, "payments" (for which we still don't have a standardized solution; we sell user data instead).

Also, knowing CSS, their statement of "layout for the web is much easier than for Visual Basic" is kinda... endearing.
Blenheim Ginger Ale
It's not essential to have 100% coverage, just like it's not essential (or feasible) to have 100% compliance with lockdowns.

The one thing this is missing (IMO) is targeted quarantine, which we've seen in Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore. There will always be clusters that escape surveillance, so you target specific quarantine and "lockdown" tactics, dynamically, to the smallest effective region. In the case of South Korea, they've gone as far as isolating particular buildings for lockdown.
Create some compelling new features for your version. But include some obfuscated back-door allowing you to insert other messaging later. Tempt the copycats to integrate your improvements, including the backdoor. Then send subversive messaging they wouldn't like, anything from simple credit, if desired, to short utterances carrying the death penalty in their jurisdiction.

(Of course, it's likely too late to pursue this strategy in this case, and one should be careful about such vigilantism against murderous organizations. But I mention this to place it in the "idea library" for other HN readers, who may find themselves in similar situations in the future.)
One could argue that, despite still being called "phones," their primary purpose is not making phone calls anymore. I personally use my device for making phone calls less than 1% of the time I use it (and this includes talk time).
The Zombie Network: Beware 'Free Public WiFi' (2010)
What if every email is sent by hand and carefully crafted? What if there is no automation? Does that remove it as SPAM in your designation?
I am confident your unemployment claim will be processed if you were fired for refusing to work in hazardous conditions by your health system employer, as this would qualify as wrongful termination.
If by spit you mean sneeze or cough, then yes. If you're potentially contagious, wearing a mask helps prevent you from spraying liquid droplets in the air and infecting others. It's not perfect, but it's something. And any since any of us could be a carrier currently and there's no sufficient tests to find out, the best things we could do in order are 1) stay home and quarantine, 2) wear masks and sanitize our hands whenever we go out. Both for the sake of not catching it, and for the sake of not spreading it.
Dark Sky Joins Apple
Location: Albany NY, USA

Remote: Yes. Interested in part-time or full-time work

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: 22 years of experience. True full-stack architect: Node, GraphQL, React, Postgres, gRPC, AWS management, microservices way too much too list. lots of java and python in past-life. Tons of experience in high traffic e-commerce and startups.

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/russbrown00/

Email: russ@902labs.com
Google Lays Off 50% of Staff as April Fools' Day Cancelled
My favourite language -- Elixir -- is the same. I also quite admire Rust's and Golang's tooling.

CLI tooling is the best it ever was in history (from where I stand at least). But IDE tooling isn't a first class citizen for many languages these days, is what I was saying.
They're also doing user telemetry at any cost, also led by google. MS is not a software company any more.
Not really, though it does share the property that it executes user code before unwinding the stack (the exception filters), and that the user code can choose to mark the exception as handled and allow the program to continue without unwinding the stack.

However, there is no Restart system, allowing the code that raises an exception to also declare how it can be handled. And there are no alternative exception handling strategies than searching the stack and unwinding in case a suitable handler is not found. Unwinding is not a property of Conditions in general CL, it is just one of the strategies that can be used when signalling a condition.
WiMAX was a sweet idea but worked liked shit in reality... I know, I worked for Clear at launch selling it. I couldn't even use it in my apartment 10 blocks away from a tower. We actually had to install a special tower, in our store, because it got no signal either...

It was so frustrating to sell something and have it returned because they didn't have service even though we said they did. Metal roof? That's no good. Metal building? That's worse. Concrete? Sorry. Wood? Maybe... if you're not blocked by a large metal or concrete building. Oh too many people joined and now you don't get a reliable signal?

They refused to sell it to you because it wouldn't have worked.

It also fucked with certain satellite radio frequencies and other weird shit you wouldn't expect.

WiMAX was a 10/10 idea, but a 0/10 everything else.
After what point in time does the offspring have to agree to getting the vaccine? How can one tell?
*just to say it: clearly satire/joke :)
someone just spin up a whistleblower site/twitter account ;-)
Hi Chris, when you create a monitor then under Settings of it, you can enable public page.

Once enabled, you find a new button called "Status Page", that will take you to your public page.

Let me know if you figure it out
Turns out we value corn more than the people who farm corn. What a time to be alive.
Show HN: CloudWright – Build apps in your own cloud
> Telephone literally means “far voice” in Greek.

That's not how words work. Dinosaur literally means terrible lizard, but they aren't lizards nor necessarily terrible.

> It’s not a common use of the word phone today

Lol so why use it in an article today?
I would never ever in a million years trust that people with a need would seek me out. Most people are lazy and they don't pay my bills.

Not sure I agree/understand the idea that cold outreach is manipulation.
XMOS and Plumerai Partner to Commercialize Binarized Neural Networks
I agree. I comfortably assert that evolution is fact, and evolution is science. This is independent of various social / cultural phenomena surrounding the discussion.

As a skeptic and contrarian I've encountered the "evolution is science and if you question any aspect you are an idiot" people, and worse. Many ignorant people believe in evolution without understanding it, without understanding the evidentiary basis for it. They have chosen the correct cultural 'team' to side with, but usually for the wrong reasons.
In the majority of cases, one cannot receive unemployment benefits if they quit their job. Unemployment benefits are generally for those have been laid off. Additionally, one must be actively looking for work in order to receive unemployment benefits, so those collecting benefits are not just "not working".

The reason many nurses go into the profession is to help people, not because of the pay. Not everybody lets money govern their lives.

In the future, I'd actually read before you spout off. Your numbers seem very dodgy and your logic even dodgier.
More uninformed lies...
Unrelated: This page doesn't render for me. The header and footer do, but the body is blank, even after turning off uBlock.
I hope you'll be OK, however I'm not holding my breath.

I'm from Romania and we were at 500 cases and a doubling time of roughly 6 days only a week ago or so. Our cases were also imported, via emigrants returning home. Confirmed cases have exploded since then due to a couple of community hotspots and we're well on track to join the west.

So good luck to you, I hope we'll all come out of this well.
In Moscow, they just announced a plan and said for those who don’t have a cell phone, they’ll offer a device.

Here’s the source: “But starting Thursday, Muscovites will have their movements tracked through a mandatory app required on their smartphones. Don't have one? The city says it will lend out devices.” [0]

[0]: https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/0...
Are infants property? That seems to be the level of reasoning on display here.

There is clearly a continuum between infants and adult roommates, but as the person who pays the internet bill, I decide what the default DNS server is. Those old enough to be bothered by that are welcome to choose a non-default DNS server.

To argue that this is somehow immoral because children shouldn't have their default DNS provider dictated to them is asinine, an argument most likely to resonate with teenagers without kids of their own.
Another formalism that's quite interesting is Petri Nets[1] (of which exist several variations, colored, hierarchical etc.).

Just, please, don't implement them in Oracle stored procedures.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petri_net
Will the coronavirus kill the oil industry and help save the climate?
Is there something special about this one? You can download 433 SARS-CoV-2 sequences at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genbank/sars-cov-2-seqs/
Thanks for this. In keeping with what you say, the type of patient we see is nearly always a week post injury with pain but a negative x-ray. They want to work or travel or something and are after a definitive answer.
Another key benefit to MRI, I suspect, is that if it isn't a fracture a CT isn't that helpful, while any soft tissue injury is likely well demonstrated on MR.
No certainly doesn't mean no in dating, I am not sure why this guy is saying it, maybe lack of experience.
Compromise makes sense when both sides are willing to compromise. Speaking broadly, the U.S. government and its institutions (NSA) have proven reluctant to compromise even when the American public is.

I’d be willing to compromise here if along with the compromise we replaced “hope” with laws around destroying this technology/platform at a certain defined point in time, along with sufficient criminal penalties for continued usage of the technology/platform after said point in time.

If the Patriot Act proved anything, it’s that we as citizens must demand laws with teeth around the deployment and usage of these dangerous technologies.
OmniOutliner is one of my favorite pieces of software.

The idea of hierarchical organization of knowledge is, to me, a really powerful one. I started using it when I was in law school, and it helped me stay organized as I was changing careers and learning how to write software. Even today, where my employer uses Jira and spreadsheets to stay organized, I use an outline as well, which despite being additional effort still provides a lot of value to me.

I've heard really good things about notion, and I may try it out one of the days. But for me, OO has been a particularly effective organizational tool in my arsenal.
You can expect all you want, I expect you’ll be disappointed. The goal to keep the web in that languid state is of the same ilk of the buggy whip. It’ll have archaic use cases, but the numbers won’t make sense for a lot of if not most future endeavours.
I assume there's no GC since WASM doesn't (yet) support that, and this isn't a VM or interpreter. Is that correct?
Sub-reddit r/Europe goes offline after contacted by the Hungarian government
US scientists link BCG vaccination with fewer Covid-19 cases
Is this a brand new service or did they release recently because of COVID?

Never heard of them before.

I have been searching for open source projects to help bring my local yoga studio online for the past few weeks and this looks promising!
The message posted on the front page of the r/Europe page at the time this message was posted:

>Hi all, We have been contacted by the Hungarian government about spreading misinformation. To be on the safe side and protect our Hungarian moderators, we have decided to pull the subreddit offline while we talk with a lawyer about this. This is the letter we received: https://i.imgur.com/8l29MwC.png
Co-founder here. We’re excited to share our beta release.

CloudWright is a platform for building automation tools that connect to services, similar in spirit to Zapier, but with one big difference: on CloudWright you build your tools in Python. We think having the full power of a programming language available as a first-class citizen is a game changer for automating high-complexity workflows and building powerful tools for your team.

We see a future where a lot of people who aren't engineers have basic coding skills. We hope to give them a "default-right" environment where they can build real applications.

We have a free tier where you can build personal applications (what we're linking to today), but for those who want to use CloudWright in a work context, we have a paid offering called CloudWright Teams. With Teams, you can:

- Run flows in your own cloud VPC so that you can automate processes against your internal databases and services without opening your firewall

- Collaborate on automation scripts within a team

- Share tools you’ve built with co-workers as an easy-to-use form which tracks run history and results

We have full docs at docs.cloudwright.io, but we're also happy to answer questions here. We're really eager for feedback or suggestions, any comments are really welcome -- thanks in advance.
Does your app have an About App page or other clearly visible GPLv3 banner containing your name, which they then removed?
The popup video is similiar to the popup person standing in front of my desk. Put it in an email/slack message and schedule meetings ahead of time to give other a scheduled period of time that other work isn't being performed while you want to discuss something else.
Margins and align-self aren’t side-effects. Their semantics are consistent and reproducible and depend only on the context a component is placed in, just as a property like width does.

They’re awkward because they have bigger knock-on effects on the overall layout of components within the parent.

In an OO mindset, I see this as being all about what interfaces your object exposes. For something like a button or slider control, it obviously exposes an action callback of some kind. But it also exposes a generic “child component” interface, which is the only thing a generic parent component cares about.

What are useful things and what are obnoxious things for a child component to do? Flexibly adapting itself to a range of sizes is useful. Demanding that it should be centered is obnoxious. In fact it would be hard to express at all in most OO widget toolkits. So I think this problem is very closely related to good OO design.
Stationhead | Android Engineer | New York City, NY (Brooklyn) | ONSITE (Remote during current pandemic) | www.stationhead.com
Hi, I’m Andrew DeFranco, a senior engineer at Stationhead. We’re building a music-focused social network fighting back against algorithmically generated playlists and soulless corporate radio. We’re creating a democratized platform people connect with their music, their favorite artists, and each other. One of our founders is an actual rockstar, and we have artists and industry executives lauding us as the future of music streaming.
We are a small team developers working collaboratively in a diverse and inclusive workplace. Our dev team has a wide range of backgrounds—including self-taught hackers and bootcamp grads. We're looking for some passionate people to help us grow onsite at our picturesque Williamsburg, New York office.

We’re looking for an experienced mobile developer to lead the team building our new Android app. You should have 3 years + experience building and deploying Android apps, with experience porting over iOS apps a plus. You prefer working in Kotlin, and understand some of the more exotic operators in ReactiveX . You should take pride in writing maintainable, stable, and tested code, and have experience leading a team or mentoring junior devs.
https://angel.co/l/2miDWg

To apply you can send your resume to me at andrew@stationhead.com or reach out using the links above. Be sure to tell us your favorite band when you send us an email :)
Completely agree with you! With their own brand of products,the content can be more organic rather than "salesy" which makes it easier for them to showcase these products on a much more frequent basis as compared to #ads. So they can continue to drive traffic to their store on an ongoing basis more easily. Also, every new product offering they add to their stores gives them a new reason to share content and send traffic.
Won’t the oil price crash (post-covid) do the opposite and stimulate demand for fossil fuels?
Wtf this sounds like nero burning of Rome level grabbing of power. Why not just roll out anti-bodies test. I for one will not be participating in this.
The GPL 3.0 license afaik does not allow further restriction, like an AppStore imposes.

Details about how the GPL license prevents distribution, for example via the Apple App Store, without a further licensing agreement beyond the GPL license, can be seen here at the Free Software Foundation’s website (FSF wrote the GPL license).

The origin of the notes
https://www.fsf.org/news/2010-05-app-store-compliance

More useful detail
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/more-about-the-app-store...

Excerpt from the last document:

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Along the same lines, we'll be talking about GPLv2 specifically in this blog post, since that's the license at issue, but this analysis would apply to all versions of the GNU GPL and AGPL. Section 6 of GPLv2 says:

Each time you redistribute the Program (or any work based on the Program), the recipient automatically receives a license from the original licensor to copy, distribute or modify the Program subject to these terms and conditions. You may not impose any further restrictions on the recipients' exercise of the rights granted herein.

This last sentence is a crucial part of the strong copyleft in the GPL and AGPL: it prevents distributors from using separate legal agreements, like Terms of Service or NDAs, to take away the freedoms that the license is supposed to grant. This is the license condition that Apple is violating when it distributes GPL-covered software through the App Store.
Exactly. The documented incompetence is buried, because scared nurse quotes drive more clicks.

If hospitals were/are
driving infection counts in the Bronx, that’s a huge story, and deserves more attention.
The ask in this context seems to be simple - adequate PPE while treating a highly infectious virus.

Evidence from Spain suggests medical professionals on the frontline are at very high risk.

maybe you can share why you think it is unfair on the hospitals in this case ?
You could likely ask Apple to take down Saudi Arabia's version as a violation of your copyrights, and a violation of the license under which you offered your creation.

It's the FSF's position that Apple App Store distribution necessarily includes extra restrictions that violate the GPL:

https://www.fsf.org/news/2010-05-app-store-compliance

So, while your "no commercial use" addition itself contradicted the GPL, the GPL itself, if relied upon as the governing license, may give you enough ammo to lodge a complaint.
First Microsoft copied Chrome – now it’s trying to beat it
You know it's been coming for a long time. I assumed the state already had this information - if they do, clearly they've decided retaining that and not letting people know they have it is more important than whatever Corona-busting results it could have.
> The relationship you're describing is contracting.

The relationship I'm describing is actually at-will employment. I have quite a bit of freedom to do whatever I want with my time so long as my employer is still willing to pay me. I have no obligation to operate at my personal 100% unless my employer demands it (in times of need, it can be the case. But that's rare!)
You say that like the 737-Max incident didn't just happen.
Oh, there will definitely have to be a lot of that, but "CDC can't be trusted ever again" is just another kind of disinformation we'll be studying. And speaking of what's not helpful, I think derailing discussion of current evidence and courses of action fits into that category. "Who said what when" might be important but it's not urgent. It can be deferred while we deal with the urgent.