skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
100x Group is the company behind the cryptocurrency derivatives trading platform, BitMEX. As the genuine, authentic inventors of this market, we are recognized as the innovators of a product with most exchanges following our lead. We see over 60% of global volume and we have transacted over $1 trillion USD in volume in the last year. This lends itself to some incredibly exciting engineering challenges and we're actively hiring talented, ambitious individuals to help us solve them.
Our engineering team sits at the core of the business and works on a cutting-edge tech stack (React.js, Node.js, Express, Typescript, Loopback). Our small, nimble team allows for the opportunity to make an incredibly high impact with untapped career growth potential The team prides itself on our high-reliability, high-expectations culture and we offer significant resources to invest in our team's success ($10k/year L&D budget, top of the line hardware, vendor software, and contract developers).

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Senior SWE (Web): https://boards.greenhouse.io/100x/jobs/4972210002
Senior SWE (API): https://boards.greenhouse.io/100x/jobs/4933072002
Senior Infrastructure Security Engineer:
https://boards.greenhouse.io/100x/jobs/5101228002
Cryptographic Services Manager:
https://boards.greenhouse.io/100x/jobs/5101494002
A big part of GDPR is that you can't just say "by using our site you agree to forgo your GDPR rights" or "click here to agree not to invoke your GDPR rights" or anything like that.
hmm.. the entire pricing table for Google Cloud (nearly 100k skus and piles of weirdness) was only ~2mb... seems pretty big.
Essentially all of the "mobility" metrics are case studies in the 3 types of lying- "lies, damned lies and statistics"

In many Northern/Western European countries, wages are very compressed around the median, such that relatively small changes in income can move a person from one quintile to another. Unsurprisingly, these countries will show lots of mobility- in the US you might need to go from parents at $30k to child making $100k to have the same "mobility" as a Scandinavian family going from $40k to $50k between generations.
But rocket lab is based in New Zealand, so does US regulations even matter as long as they don’t launch from US soil?
The problem is that they can legitimately claim more than that. This massively increases the workload on the DC-DC converter, arguably voiding its warranty as well.

Obviously there are things that should still be covered, but there is more potential for harm here than just to the 12V battery itself.
(Render founder) We're getting there. What are the biggest blockers for you right now?
This is nice! Wish it took over tab key for indentation though.
This is not new. You'd encounter the same thing from any other car dealer if you brought your vehicle in for a charging system problem and they discover you've been pulling 100+ amps continuously(1200 watts at 12 volts = 100amps) from the system.

Vehicle alternators(the device that charges the battery while the engine is running) are not designed to continuously output that kind of load and would likely be damaged if it were used for any significant duration at that load.

I have done this myself with a non-electrically propelled vehicle and have damaged(due to overheating) an alternator in the process.
Don’t they already do that through more expensive registration fees? “Apportioned” and (sometimes) commercial plates cost more than Joe Shmoe driving a Civic.
Land? The trend is obvious, and we probably don't have anything like Haber-Bosch to save us in the next 50-ish years.

https://tradingeconomics.com/world/arable-land-hectares-per-...
Cars and people... Nothing could go wrong with that combo! |<
This isn't modifying the sudoers file, it is modifying the pam file.
Wow, the use of this as a Twitter bot could be both awesome and horrendous...
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BCBSMN is hiring a Mobile App Lead. We use React Native, Redux, Terraform, AWS Lambda JS APIs, and some GraphQL. In this role, you will perform mentoring, support, architecture, and development.

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Yeah I guess that’s what subtitles are for after all.
pricing correlates to 0.95 with poorly managed cookies in my anecdotal experience. Customers don't even know what all that means, they just want a cheap, functioning website.
In general...where there are 5+ children there is very little hope; there is extreme poverty (read: little consumption); and so on.

Children don't survive in those environments. Higher birthrates is a family's / culture's answer to that. It's playing the odds.

Put another way, if there was consumption to Western middle class levels, there would be no need to have 5+ children. This is why, as a middle class grows, birth rates fall.
Unless we all share the same VM image...
Damn that google and their 17 year plan to eventually charge us for storage.
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I am the senior manager (skip-level manager) for these roles so feel free to email me with questions (contact info in my profile). We have multiple mid-level (experience expected) software development engineering roles open. We work on cutting edge tech that helps games and simulations run on AWS and scale in ways they couldn't alone. I am looking for people with distributed service development (we do most of this in Java), and game engine/game dev experience (preferred Unreal). We're building an all new AWS service, solving hard technical problems, and we get to have games as a customer, which is pretty awesome to me.

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Canonical and Ubuntu are at the forefront of enterprise datacenter and cloud computing, helping customers master the challenge of operations on hybrid cloud, bare metal, and container-based systems.

A Field Software Engineer possesses a blend of:
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https://canonical.com/careers/2404707
Does it really help to inform someone sharing a story of their privation that they could have had it worse? I mean I am on board with the notion that there are various aspects of privilege, and that someone who had it hard in some dimension might have some privilege in others. But it doesn't seem like an appropriate response in this context.
So if I understand is the issue not that sscanf reads the whole string length, but that people call sscanf multiple times on the same string for each value they want to parse?

Meaning sscanf is actually designed to scan all your values in one pass?
That is besides processor's microcode mitigations right? Which can be applied using respective ucode packages and grub on Linux.
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What are the downsides? Longer compile times? Soundness and/or completeness problems?
Even worse, there's a reasonable assumption that they earn per Chromebook and that that finances the storage.
> but does anyone really not know that already?

Yes, probably the majority of Americans do not know it as a fact, and any facts are filtered through their own cultural lens. But more importantly, they are simply preoccupied with cultural war over economic or class war. People are much more concerned with whether liberals or conservatives are ruining the country, than whether the 1% are keeping them all poor. Political and cultural propaganda has been wildly successful here.
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all hail their paper Focused Crawling[1][2] on their hardware infrastrucutre! what a massive system ;). who else was actively talking about their infrastrucutre at the time (1999)? very few.

> The world-wide web, having over 350 million pages, continues to grow rapidly at a million pages per day. About 600 GB of text changes every month. Such growth and flux poses basic limits of scale for today's generic crawlers and search engines. At the time of writing, Alta Vista's crawler, called the Scooter, runs on a 1.5 GB memory, 30 GB RAID disk, 533MHz AlphaServer 4100-5/300 with 1 GB/s I/O bandwidth. Scooter connects to the indexing engine Vista, which is a 2 GB memory, 180 GB RAID disk, 2 533MHz AlphaServer 4100-5/300. (The query engine is even more impressive, but is not relevant to our discussion.) Other giant web crawlers use similar fire-power, although in somewhat different forms, e.g., Inktomi uses a cluster of hundreds of Sun Sparc workstations5 with 75 GB of RAM and over 1 TB of spinning disk, and it crawls over 10 million pages a day.

[1] http://www.public.asu.edu/~hdavulcu/Focused%20Crawling.htm

[2] https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.43....
Modern lead acid batteries can still vent hydrogen, which can be a risk in an enclosed space.
UK vaccine effect: hospitalisation is falling much faster in older groups
NYC 25x25: A challenge to NYC's next leaders to give streets back to people
Because Tesla isn't currently trying to sell devices to power those things outside of your home the way they are trying to sell Powerwall, so using your car that way isn't reducing the market for a different Tesla product.
One of the biggest Android VPNs hacked? Data of 21M users put up for sale
Location: Lansing, MI, USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python 3, SQlite

Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SAR6n9sbuhizj22S0svg6AZ83yd...

Email: brent dot w dot smalley at gmail dot com

Over ten years providing support to the general public. I am able to speak both developer and end user so that immediate issues can be resolved, and long term solutions produced.
>Still stuck with limited memory.....

I reading the sentence you mean Storage rather than Memory?
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This is such a different experience than being poor-ish in eastern Europe.

I grew up in a below-average household, my SO in outright poverty.

We couldn't afford shool books and clothes other than off brand stuff, her family had to buy appliances like a washing machine or refrigerator used.

The five of us lived in a 45m2(500sq. ft.?) apartment, the four of them in a 25m2 one.

My dad bought his car in 1992 new (back when we were better off), and accumulated less than 140k km over the 23 years he had it, both of her parents didn't have a driving license.

But with all that we could rely on public healthcare, transportation and the areas we lived in were relatively safe.
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We’re building the world’s first Autonomous Traffic Management (ATM) platform - a single platform that plugs into connected vehicles and connected infrastructure to optimize city traffic. Our flagship product, Optimus, is the world’s first pure software solution for traffic signal control with proven capabilities to reduce rush hour travel times in major cities by up to 24% and we're now scaling up to hundreds of cities across the US. We’re on a mission to eliminate congestion, improve traffic flow and give back time to everyone!

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Looks like bags are arriving. Empty ones. People will be holding those eventually.
But there is no "standard one"...reaffirming the point that you disagreed with. C++ standard library is blatantly missing key pieces given how long the language been around.
Read a Paper: Concurrency Control in Groupware Systems
3 of the 5 factors you list boil down to "OP made good decisions and worked hard". I'm not sure how that is a counter argument to "throwaway-0987 did it, and you can too! You just need to stop being so lazy". From their description, it doesn't sound like living with his Aunt was a tremendous boon either.

I don't mean to argue against a social safety net (free college in this example was certainly a good thing). I just mean to say that you can't discount the importance of hard work and good judgement. The government can not and should not lift people out of poverty if those people refuse to work to better themselves.
Sokanu | Multiple Roles | Onsite or NA Remote (all remote for now) | Vancouver, Canada | Full-time

Serving over 10 million people per year, we use psychometrics and modern data science to help people discover their best-fit careers and give them the tools they need to make that career a reality. We're a small team with a modern tech stack looking to grow our team as we enter a new stage for the company. We'd prefer (eventually) on-site in Vancouver, BC but are open to remote hires for the right fit.

Roles we're hiring for at the moment:

– Senior Front-end Engineer: Typescript/React. Help us create and deploy our new design system, provide mentorship, and improve our stack and toolchain as we grow.

– Infrastructure Engineer: Terraform/AWS/ECS. Help us develop and maintain our systems and DevOps culture as we expand and grow.

– Data Engineer: Kafka/Databricks/Spark (TBD). Help us build and maintain new data pipelines to expand the potential of our data science initiatives.

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Upflow (YCW20) | Paris or Remote | Typescript, React, Heroku, Postgres | https://upflow.io

Upflow is a new kind of payments platform for B2B businesses. You can think of us like Stripe but for businesses that get paid via wire transfer, 30-45 days after they issue an invoice. Today, 100s of businesses rely on Upflow to understand cashflow, collaborate on collections and receive payment.

We're looking for fullstack and backend engineers to help us build a world class fintech. We're still super small (13 people), so you'll have a massive impact.

More information:
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- Website: upflow.io
- Product demo: https://demo.upflow.io
Like, they still need to eat the costs: transaction fee, percentage to the artist (if that’s configured on the platform), and any costs to convert/move currency.

As well: I can buy my $200k house from myself for $5m, but I still need to get the $5m. At that level maybe I can game the system (owning 5 properties on that block and selling when the “neighbourhood is valuable”), but this kind of system gaming is as old as money itself.
Hey OP, what would it take to persuade you to have a look at Hearthstone next?
> 12 hours of sun, the best you can hope for any time soon is about 3kwh put back into the car. In other words, a few miles of range can be restored.

Horizontal solar radiation is 3 kWh/m^2/day, in Germany. 5 m^2 of PV on the car in the article I linked to. 0.25-ish wH/mile is roughly what Teslas get. That works out as 60 miles times the cell efficiency per day, call it 12-24 miles in practice with 20-40% efficient cells. Matches the article pretty well, considering how far north Germany is.

> no car manufacturer is currently seriously pursuing solar roofs

I literally linked to a car manufacturer doing just that :P
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Momox is Germany's top re-commerce platform is looking for Senior software Engineers!

Momox is Germany’s leading online buying-and-selling service, where everyone can turn their books, films, CDs, games and clothes into money. Via our portals momox.de and the momox app (iOS and Android) we buy used products at lucrative prices. We offer the purchased items for sale in our online shops medimops.de (media) and momoxfashion.com (fashion) and other marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay. faithful to our slogan “We give products a second life”. Since starting, we have grown to become a company of 1,900 dedicated people at four locations in Berlin, Leipzig, Neuenhagen and Stettin. We are active in Germany, Austria, France and Great Britain. In 2020 our employees generated a revenue of 200 million Euros. Since our launch, we have bought to sell more than 200 million items.

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Well anecdotally Ryan Hoover left the Bay Area for LA.
Being in this field, I can say that it depends on the setup. If it is directly connected to the electrical system of the car while it is inverting the power, this could void the warranty for the entire battery monitoring system and thus the car itself. Lithium batteries are controlled and monitored for safety and messing with this circuit by utilizing the LA battery as an external power supply could cause damage to the system that could result in catastrophic outcomes.

That LA battery is there for a reason. I don’t work with Tesla, but I would assume it is there as a backup for the monitoring and safety systems. There is a reason they are using an LA battery in a lithium powered car.
Well, not if you do something like

char * start = data;
char * next = strchr(data,'\n');
while(next)
{

*next=0;
sscanf(start, ...)
start=next+1;
char * next = strchr(start,'\n');
}
New Zealand students prototype their own Samoan language app with iPad
China has forcibly implemented strict birth control policy for decades. They're also forcibly sterilizing ethnic minority populations, Uyghurs in particular:

https://www.newyorker.com/news/a-reporter-at-large/china-xin...
AllSpice.io | https://www.allspice.io/ | Boston/SF/Remote |Full-Time SW Internship
At AllSpice, we're building the future of hardware development and collaboration, applying best-practice software design principles to the hardware industry with revision control, design review, and automated test (think GitHub/Bitbucket for hardware).

We're looking for a SW development intern to join our team for the summer semester specifically to help parse and handle circuit design files. You would be a core part of our incredible development team and a direct contributor to our next-gen product. Experience with git and python is required and experience with Go, docker, and API development is preferred. Send an email to me (kyle@allspice.io) with INTERNSHIP in the title and a link to your bio or GH profile if interested.
Project page: http://paperclip.dev/

Note it's in closed beta.
I don't know who The Register tried to contact, but it wasn't me. As soon as their article came out, however, I contacted the reporter.

And, I've fixed the broken image. Thanks for noticing that.
Doing the impossible, monetising Chrome Extensions
Very, very few school districts are on the scale they can successfully negotiate with Google. Chicago Public Schools can probably negotiate a bespoke deal. Most everyone else has to take what's offered.