skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Endpoint | Software Engineers | El Segundo, CA | Full-Time, Onsite

Real estate is the largest asset class in the world—and yet it has also been one of the slowest to adopt innovative, new technologies. It has become increasingly important for the industry to evolve alongside a consumer-base who are accustomed to mobile-first, on-demand, and personalized experiences in every area of their lives. At Endpoint, we believe the combination of modern technology, a standardized and simplified closing process, and a highly dedicated team of people will completely change the industry.

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SignRequest | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | Software Engineer, Backend | Full-time | ONSITE | https://signrequest.com (https://signrequest.com/)
We build a product in the digital signatures space and we experience solid growth. Our stack is python/django and vuejs (migrating from angularjs). We’re running on AWS.
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Whale Sharks Have Tiny Protective “Teeth” on Their Eyeballs
We need to vote out the people pushing for backdoors. They seem to want backdoors at any cost, without any technical understanding of why its a terrible idea. Vote them out!
I consistently sign up for free trials with Apple and immediately cancel them. This is consistently a great user experience because on Apple’s platform I get to use the service until the trial runs out, it’s easy to cancel, and I know I’ve canceled it and don’t need to remember.
Very kind comment, thank you!
This resonates with me. I don't need more example of basic selects.. json is a tree structure and jq is a tool that allows us to select elements from a tree and transform them.

I would like to see a document that talks about jq from this more abstract perspective and what capabilities exist in this context. For example, can I select two arbitrary branches? Can I merge / move branches? Once we have a grasp of tree manipulation capabilities that are made available through the DSL we can lookup the syntax. Can I select a node and apply filters to it's children? There are so many ways in which a tree can be manipulated and I personally need a higher level description of what I can accomplish with jq.
This comes off a bit as "knows how to produce a product on a particular platform (iOS, with Swift via XCode), doesn't demonstrate the theory or fundamentals". Talking about "retain cycles" from an iOS perspective with no mention of "memory leak" or "reference counting" or "garbage collection", which are more widely-applicable terms.

I don't think going wholly to the other end of the theory-praxis spectrum is the answer in addressing the gap :-)

There is a good main thrust here but requires a lot of work/editing to be really useful IMO.
There were a lot of downvotes so I don't think it had anything specifically to do with your company.
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Atomic Object | Software Consultancy | Ann Arbor, MI | Onsite/Fulltime (we're currently all remote because of COVID-19)

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I don't think Russia is 'desperate in acquiring more territory'. If anything its desperate to not lose more of them. The Cold War was ended in negotiations with the Soviet Union that stipulated that no NATO expansion towards Russia would happen. But then it did, and again, and again. Not to mention that the US basically broke all the missile treaties as well.

Belarus is staring to realize this and look West, so did Georgia and the Ukraine. Russia is desperate not to lose all influence over these.

They were desperate to keep the Crimea. But to be fair Crimea wasn't even part of Ukraine until 1960 when Khrushchev wanted to increase is own power base. Not really Ukrainians who live there and the region was never much for Ukrainian nationalism.

Russia is desperate not to get parceled up by China, Europe and the US. Russia is declining power, its population is collapsing, it has major brain drain, half of the Russian life outside of Russia. Putin is good at seeming strong but the long term battle is basically lost already.

> USA being somewhat the voice of reason

You mean the voice with the most financial and military power that told others what do? Are you rally so naive to think that 'reasonableness' is what made these things happen?

In the 90s the Russian were sticking mad as hell about this stuff, they just didn't have the power to do anything about it. In the last 15 years the have learn that they can, so they do.
I don't think they will. There is no appetite for that sort of bill right now. There's general crisis fatigue, and the Senate won't take up a bill the President won't support. The President won't support anything that does not align with the theme of re-opening the economy.

For example, congressional discussions on a "Phase 4" financial support package have been pushed back and back for over a month now.

The sense of urgency is not helped by the fact that the deadline to apply for PPP funds passed yesterday, with over $130 billion unspent.
There's a very specific reason why I did not post the link directly.
I cannot believe that the one thing we have bipartisan consensus on is destroying strong encryption.

I guess I’m biased since this is essentially my whole livelihood, but this is crazy, right?
Right, but I think because it’s an apricot beer, the freshness has more of an impact on taste than other beers. Just speculating
China's influence via WeChat 'flying under the radar of Western democracies
And now that I think of it. IMAP (more or less) allows you to download your mbox file. Why downloading using HTTP is so much worst (it isn't) than using IMAP?
I'm not sure about 10%. Only a very small fraction of programmers has even ever tried Lisp. That 10% may very well be 50% or even higher. Not that I can judge because I have never tried lisp.
Your comment breaks the rules at the top. This thread is not the place to litigate this. Please don't post like this again.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23702740.
Scratching My Own Itch Let Me Quit My Day Job and Bootstrap Full Time
Estonia implemented KSI blockchain for e-government
Right, that's the theory, but what's another concrete Godel sentence that's not a twist on the standard Godel sentence?

(As an analogy, in theory there are tons of different ways to construct non-measurable sets, but in practice all examples come down to some quotient of a nonzero measure set and a measure zero set, like [0,1]/Q.)
Sydney now powered by 100% renewable electricity
I've heard this argument many times, but consider that everyone holding a share has the option to sell at the market (last sale price) and are choosing not to. That seems like a pretty fair way of calculating worth.
Who in their right mind will ever trust any forthcoming Boeing passenger aircraft? Airbus will totally dominate aircraft sales to commercial airline fleets until they exhibit wreckless negligence and cause their brand to sink to Boeing's level.
Stagnation of 90s era breweries that started out strong is something I've seen play out on the west coast as well: Bridgeport (Portland), Hales Ales + Pyramid (Seattle), Redhook (Woodinville).
At those speeds and slip of the narrow wheels that's manageable. With a lot of weight on it it would be more problematic. At least now when on slippery surfaces you have some traction, a limited slip differential would be tricky to make cheaply and would consume quite a bit of energy. A normal diff would cause you to get stuck very quickly.
I wonder how long it will take Google to "update" the feeds and break this.

Also, I feel Google might have some problems with this person selling an API for Google's data. (The "Google News API" for which this project is clearly a marketing/learning tool)
Polyglots | React | react native | javascript | iOS | android | go | php | webrtc | devops

REMOTE full-time WFH across India
OR
REMOTE Domain Consultants (deep expertise in any of the above)

CometChat provides an SDK that allows any app to embed chat, audio/video and collaboration.
(Chat. DM's. Group Chat. Audio calls. Video Calls. Over a million meetings just in the last two months)

We are seeing huge demand for our SDK from across the globe. We already support several platforms, and integrations into 50+ of the biggest platforms. But there is more work to do. On the backend, we plan to release many of our future interesting backend services, command line utils, benchmarking and devops tools, as open source. On the streaming side - we have just started work on our own video-bridge/SFU (anyone with jitsi will also be welcome) and websocket infra. On the front end, we use react - but being an SDK need to have libraries/sdk's in as many platforms as possible. We have work to do our own TURN/STUN server. On the API - we have a REST api (here) but are yet to begin language specific libraries - so we are hiring polyglots. On the no-code movement - we plan to have smoother onboarding and allow plugin/extension creators to thrive. We want to allow theme designers to create and sell templates just like Webflow/Wordpress.

Simply put - there is a lot of exciting work ahead of us as you can see!

I am personally grooming a passionate team across the globe to craft for scale.

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PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | JavaScript, Elixir

PSPDFKit is the leading SDK for working with PDF files on Android, iOS and Web.

We’re trusted by Dropbox, Box and many Fortune 500 companies to take care of these tricky yet essential parts in their Web, Android and iOS apps.

For the last few years, we’ve been working PSPDFKit for Web - you can see it in action here: https://web-examples.pspdfkit.com.

We ship PSPDFKit for Web in two flavours: a server-backed version, with enhanced collaboration features, and a standalone version running completely in the browser via WebAssembly: https://pspdfkit.com/blog/2017/webassembly-a-new-hope/

We’re looking for a senior software engineer to join the Web Team and collaborate on a wide range of problems from SDK API design, to performance, and architecture.

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As a craft beer lover, I'm really at odds with what to think about where the scene is today. There are so many breweries out there that are brewing some really great beer and coming up with some interesting styles. In many places there's a recapturing of what I'd call "beer as place" with beirgartens, brew-pubs, and breweries themselves having a more open and inviting experience to hang out and drink beer. It's tasty, fun, and enjoyable.

But there are downsides to all of this as well. The market is SUPER trendy, and breweries have the choice of either jumping on the bandwagon of the style-du-jour or being left by the wayside. Because there are so many breweries and they are so young, the overall quality is just okay with maybe one beer being notable and the rest being slightly sub par. Then you have this issue of investment firms and bigger conglomerates buying up successful microbrews and sucking the life out of them.

I love beer, and in many ways you could say that the American beer scene has never been better. But that doesn't mean that there aren't dark sides to all of that. I drank plenty of Magic Hat over the years, and it's a shame that there are certain names out there (Goose Island is one that comes to mind) that used to stand for a solid craft brewing operation that are now just marketing veneers on top of investment bankers and big corporations.
>> There's no other board in this range because the other chipmakers aren't subsidizing their boards or ecosystems in this fashion. So there's no answer to that.

So the answer is "No, there is no alternative in the same price range."
The robots that can cook and serve your food
Norwegian is not the main airline of Norway (that would be SAS in conjunction with Sweden and Denmark). Norwegian is (was?) a low cost airline that expanded too fast and used various subsidiaries to incorporate most of their airline in other countries like Argentina or the UK. They have very little in actual assets, they’ve been hurt three times over by 787 engine issues, the 737 MAX, and now COVID, and now their creditors are taking whatever scraps are left.
One of the major phenomena of Hong Kong in the 1980s and early 1990s was families getting out if they could afford it, because everyone was nervous about the Chinese handover. This wave of emigration even plays a role in contemporary Hong Kong film of the era like Chungking Express. And even before the fears of the handover, many educated HKers were emigrating to the US for the sake of higher wages.

Yes, HKers have ties to HK that are a hassle to break, but plenty of people have broken them and up and left.
Now you know how Iran feels :)
A lot of people have been trying "good write-ups" and "high quality statistics" for a long time, it turns out they don't actually change people's minds - people make up their mind before reading the article. The production of "high quality statistics" hasn't been the turning point in any civil rights movement I'm aware of.
> Jerry's Rig

His name is Zach...
Then you have two motors instead of one, and either need an ESC that handles two motors or an additional ESC, and then electronics/software to make sure they work in tandem.
We are also looking for an Applied Science Manager for the same org in Toronto, Canada - https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/1187978/applied-science-mana...
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In the past I have looked for 4 wheel e-bike fat tire builds to find very little. This rig is in the middle of a kids barbie jeep & adult snow machine and smoother & quieter than both.
No, that's deceptive and projects weakness and insecurity. You can put a turd in a gold box, but it's still a turd.

If a man needs to stretch the language to conceal a trivial event that is publicly known, what else is he hiding? It's weird on many levels, as yakking about the disappointment of a pet/vanity project's stumble on it's ascent to greatness is a great distraction from the substance of Facebook.
Pro-India is not the same as Pro-Modi
Some group presumably passed the laws the court is enforcing? (Unless they're interpretting the constitution to require blocking DDG, I dunno). Seems like you would want to vote against those people if this is your important issue.
Just join recently working remote from CA. The team is AWESOME, join us if you are also passionate about recommender systems/machine learning.
> in that regard it doesn't matter if it's only rumored to be used wrong and the rumors have something like 10% chance of being true

I agree, but then it's telling how in an abstract argument about the potential misuse of technology seems natural to throw in an offhand accusation against a specific country. I am pretty worried by how quickly China has become the new boogeyman- everyone thinks it's perfectly reasonable to display anger towards a huge country that only a few years ago was seen, despite its obvious issues and shortcomings, as successful and dynamic.

And I remember how it started: when a mainstream, trusted news outlet reported about the existence of "spy chips" in hardware sold by Chinese companies to the US "according to extensive interviews with government and corporate sources". Which later turned out to be fake news. It gives pause for thought.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-h...
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We're building a cloud-native eCommerce API for large enterprises. We received funding late last year: https://techcrunch.com/2019/10/21/commercetools-raises-145m-....

We're looking for Scala Engineers for several teams. Help us expand our GraphQL and REST APIs, or help us scale our platform to the next level.

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Dual wheel drive with freewheels needs a way to block the freewheel to be able to reverse.
My understanding is that it would not have been certifiable under part 25.175, requiring a control stick force curve with stable slope across a wide variety of flight regimes.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/14/25.175
> How can you make a better experiment than that?

You would need to make real, deep friendships with high status individuals over a long period of time and observe how they behave, what motivates them, what they have access to and what constrains them. And you'd need to do it while you're both still young and formative life experiences are still being made. It might be too late for you to do this because the best time to do this is as early in life as possible, through formative social experiences: high school, then college (not as ideal), then early career (under 25 -- even less ideal). At each of these points, people and their social groups are progressively more crystallized, and your likelihood of making friends with someone outside of your class decreases precipitously.

Your "experiment" (I would hesitate to call it that) is really just two separate experiences held by one person. In all likelihood, the things that are held invariant there (you, the person) including strengths, weaknesses, formative social bonds, socioeconomic class that you were born into -- all those have much more of an effect on your outcomes than anything else, and even if you do see slightly higher social status as an army officer, it's not truly high status, the way examples I gave (billionaires, investors, children of nobility, famous artists and musicians) indicate. They live differently. They inherited their already high status, and continue moving savvily to increase it further. They are the results of many generations of this. If you're not friends with them, you won't get invited to their parties and you won't see their world. You won't understand. Their world is /completely/ different than yours. Theirs is ruled by tradition. They have obscene amounts of resources. They can do whatever they want. They maintain their position. You cannot experiment in any way possible that would imply anything about the way they live their lives; to think otherwise would be very naive and simply at odds at reality.

If it seems like that's unfair and that makes it tough or impossible for you to experimentally verify: I'd say I agree with you, but that it was designed that way on purpose over thousands of years.

And don't take my word for it. Make friends with these people, if you can. See how they see their world and move inside of it. Your priors might change. I know mine did.
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But far more expensive. Likely the motor - possibly the batteries - is the most expensive part of the design.
If it is anything like the Rock64, it will also be unstable, negating much of the benefit.
Do you scrape information from any site?
According to the NYSE, the market cap of $TM is $171.88B and $TSLA is $205.88B.
U.S. seizes $800k shipment of Xinjiang products made with human hair