skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sorry, but what the f*k is google duo?

Does anyone even know what the current name for google's video call or chat product is called?
Zim caching build system for monorepos
A New Plan for the Strong Towns Movement
I'm also doing this and see multiple benefits.

However I've recently been bitten by my catch-all, using a money transfer service with the email worldremit@mycatchall.com (guess the company).
When they asked for additional documents to verify my account after many months, they never received my reply and I ended up banned. I could not login anymore.
When I reached out from another email address, they refused to process the documents because they originated from another, unauthorized email address, and asked that I resent the original email from the registered email. I suspect their anti-phishing filters just ban any email containing "worldremit", so it never got through and despite multiple thorough explanations I could never get someone to listen or reinstate the account.

I'm still getting the newsletter though, because unsubscribing requires logging in first...
But then I can just ban this email address, so at least the anti-spam strategy works!
Olivier Mélois: Diving into Smithy
I'm seeing something like 50/50.

A friend of mine left a company because they tried to get him to come back to the office after letting him work remote for almost 18 months, he just doesn't want to do it.

I'm okay of going back into the office sometimes, what is really frustrating is I can't choose where I live anymore. I can't decide that I want to go and buy a house out in Nebraska. I need to stay in an expensive Metro
According to Apple’s support site[0] App Clips can request your location, and permission’s automatically revoked after 1 day, and only works while the apple clip is in use. So, better in theory.

[0] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212238
Some cryptocurrency company is advertised on the shirts of baseball umpires. Matt Damon does a commercial for some crypto company. It’s everywhere!

If you watch cable news you will see a commercial for a crypto company followed by a Vanguard commercial followed by a Fidelity commercial. In the wider world it is not massively ridiculed and is presented in the same way that more traditional investment companies are.
Wonder how this compares with PostGraphile which I think does the same thing and is pretty well-established:

https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/
Forth as well. ANS Forth defines the word SEE <https://forth-standard.org/standard/tools/SEE> that shows the current source of a given word.
Court rules that bumblebees are 'fish' [pdf]
Thanks, yeah I know these since I use them heavily in editor as well.

Now this got me thinking: the main problem with terminal is that it doesn't seem to support "cut" (and consequently, "paste to replace selection"). So re-arranging a command string is always gonna be a pain regardless the complexity.

I can see why it was this way historically, but not exactly sure why no modern terminal emulator gives this feature, even as optional.
On one hand I support this. On the other hand, pinning one guy to the wall in an industry where every single person is doing this seems a bit unethical.

The real smart move is to stay as far from the NFT market as possible because the whole thing is rotten at its core.
That’s actually a really interesting question. As I think about it, all I can produce is “everyone knows they were more expensive”, which is questionable in terms of veracity :D

I’ll see if I can find some actual figures
The people on HN want to push their preferences on everyone and change cities to appeal to their usually single-ish, 20s-ish lifestyle of appreciating a 600 sq ft apartment
> You are comparing one side of one trade to the other side of many trades.

The whole point of having financial instruments is that you can mix risks. Whether each individual one results in heads or tails is not actually the point, the point is entities can shape the risks they want to be exposed to.
Welcome to Maintainer Month
If you have an emergency fund then you aren't living paycheck to paycheck. You could miss a paycheck and pay rent / eat using savings.
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I'm the co-founder and technical director at ActivityInfo, a data platform used by the United Nations, governments, and NGOs in more than 60 countries worldwide.

ActivityInfo is a unique, highly demanding application to work on, involving a fully functional offline mode in the browser, integrated mobile data collection, visualization, and our own query engine. You'll work on tough problems and get direct feedback from customers in Venezuela, Yemen, Afghanistan, the Ukraine and elsewhere who depend on our software.

Software engineer: https://jobs.bedatadriven.com/software-engineer-2/en
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I have the app and it's surprisingly useful, mostly because Tim Hortons can have pretty long, slow lines. I'll usually place my order when I'm a few minutes away so that I can simply grab my order and walk out.

It can also be helpful if you show up and there's a long lineup. Mobile orders get pushed to the front of the line, so instead of waiting in line you can place a mobile order and go grab it right away. I feel a bit guilty doing that though.
"Timbits? More like Timbots!"
I shouldn't have even done it cause it's a hacker news nope to be off topic, but I like the serendipity. Also meta commentary is frowned upon. I'm not ideal but I am hard-working.
I call it "optimistic branch prediction".
I have ubiquity cameras around my property and they work great. I initially had just a UVC-NVR but upgraded to the DreamMachine.

I had headaches at first because my DreamMachine's SATA port was faulty and had a poor connection to the HDD. I used 4 different HDD's to prove this, and getting Unifi support to agree with me was about impossible. They ended up giving me an RMA with a "yeah, buddy.. I'm suuuuure it's the SATA port." I had to pay to post the RMA for a machine that never actually worked.

The exchanged DreamMachine has been working quite well for over a year now though.

If I were to do it again I'd buy it from a reseller instead of directly from Ubiquity for better product support.
Capitalism is not a zero-sum game.
That's a dream job. You could work remotely on a regular job and keep this one.
Hi, I am really interested in Knack and I am also local to you (South Florida) - I have a pretty relevant background (founding product manager for an EdTech company) as it relates to the peer-to-peer tutoring space.

Is there a way I can contact you directly?
Yet they weren't sure the Mac community was that keen into Objective-C, hence the Java Cocoa bridge as plan B.
I'll try that reasoning with my PCI/DSS auditors next time. Let's see what they think about that.

If you think I'm being hyperbolic, I'm not. Our org has recently gone through a PCI/DSS audit, and there was a lot of frustration about the amount of required changes with regards to locking down access policies, tracking suspicious activity, enforcing 2FA and such, but most of the stuff that I saw change was stuff that feels like it really should be entirely obligatory in the first place.

There is a great tradition in IT to teach yourselves using free (as well as free-of-charge) software, but when you're in the business of IT, there should be much stricter regulation. If you're a civil engineer and the bridge you design collapses because you did your math wrong, you are criminally liable for the damage. But if you're a software "architect" and you negligently put an instance of database-du-jour on the internet without proper access controls or a vulnerability tracking process, you most often get away by just saying "whoopsie-daisy" and giving a flimsy apology to the millions of customers that had their personal data stolen. Worst case scenario, you get a fee of a few percent of your earnings. That has to end.
I was a dedicated electrical engineer and did not miss a day of work (other than PTO) in 42 years. However, I truly disliked WFH during Covid, and found myself wasting time and being very non-productive. It is puzzling to me that people can’t believe that others could act as I did during lockdown. I for one can side with employers and their insistence that employees get back to the office in the name of productivity.
Down Dog App | Mobile Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA or New York, NY | Full-time | ONSITE

Down Dog makes apps for practicing yoga, HIIT, meditation and barre. We use constraint solving to generate new workouts & playlists every time you use the app. We provided free access to millions of users since the beginning of the pandemic. We're a team of 5 people full time, dedicated to making high quality fitness & wellness affordable for everyone.

We're hiring a mobile engineer to own the client side: Android, iOS, and Web. We use Kotlin multiplatform to share code across our clients, which lets us move very quickly & leverage Kotlin's rich feature set. You'll be in charge of implementing the interfaces for our unique workout & music customization. Examples include letting users choose which muscle groups to avoid, libraries for workout discovery, selecting multiple music options, etc.

We're looking for someone who has front-end engineering experience on (Android || iOS) && Web, believes in our mission, and loves getting things done.

If you're looking for a high paying, high impact, and fun job in the fitness & wellness tech space, please apply! We will beat your current salary.

For more info:
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Similar to this, federal tax withholding is poorly understand by many people. A lot of people want to give the govt an interest free loan every year and don't understand why anyone wouldn't.
Sure, doing repetitive thoughtless work is more fun with other people milling around. But when you are at your cognitive limit trying to consider various ways this code could be failing, conversations about weekend plans are immensely distracting and rage inducing.
Vinted | Multiple Positions | Berlin / Vilnius / Amsterdam | ONSITE, VISA + Assistance

Vinted is an online marketplace for second-hand items and is changing the way people consume to be more sustainable.

Looking for: Engineering Managers | Product Managers | Data Analysts | Data Scientists | Front-end Engineers | Back-End Engineers | Android Engineers | Q/A Engineers | SRE | Security Engineers

Find more about us and the job openings on our career page https://grnh.se/8b9a8702teu, or contact me via the URL on my profile if you have any questions.

* Competitive salary + stock options
* Hybrid working
* Learning budget (10% from gross yearly salary [13.2% for Vilnius])
* 30 working days of holiday [25 for Vilnius]
* Remote workout classes
* Mental and emotional-health support from Mindletic
* A daily allowance for ordering lunch
* Monthly team-building events
* A personal monthly budget for shopping on Vinted
* Work anywhere in the EU for 90 days out of the year
* Dog friendly offices
* Home office support (IT workstation equipment provided + a personal budget of up to 540 € for home workplace furniture)

Our tech blog: https://vinted.engineering/

Some of our OSS contributions: https://vinted.engineering/open-source/

Help make second-hand the first choice worldwide!
If you are using VS try the JSON to Class converter that's built in.

https://www.howtosolutions.net/2020/07/visual-studio-creatin...
When my system is running happily on a single VM with no real robustness issues then I don't really need to solve those robustness issues, and certainly not by bringing in a complex distributed platform to run it on. Or when my lack of robustness isn't costing me enough to make it worth it to spend the engineering cycles to adopt that platform. One way or another I have to be at a scale where it actually makes sense to make this investment vs just doing the simple/easy thing that's good enough for where I'm at.
I think he vastly overestimates the percentage of employees who feel that they need to be seen. This is not about the rank and file. This is about middle managers trying to impress corporate execs.
In retrospect you probably feel pretty silly for falling for such a stupid ploy to rape your privacy just so you can save a nickel on a donut. I know Canada's in a food crisis but is it worth your soul?
:( My bad, I've been doozing off today! Damn work.
And it was a steal.
>I think the hesitation is that your skills might atrophy

Sounds like OP has more opportunity than the average person to keep skills up to date on company time.
I can neither confirm nor deny this awesome conjecture.
No, when I worked someplace that did code reviews, if the code review was too large (and 1k lines is far too fucking large), it would just get rejected outright.

The original dev would have to break their work up, it could also mean that the tasks are too large. Generally we would code review each task, and a task would never require 1000 lines of code!
Marketing specialist

Location: Dublin, Ireland

Remote: Yes or Hybrid

Willing to relocate: No

Field: B2C and B2B SaaS, startups

Potfolio/CV:zimmerman(dot)marketing + will provide details upon email request.

Email: jenia(at)zimmerman(dot)marketing

Hi!

I am Jenia and I am in love with marketing for 5 years. Originally I am from Ukraine, but now relocated to Dublin.

I have experience in working with the western (Europe, USA, Canada), Asian and Ukrainian markets.
Managing teams of 15+ members and freelancers: digital marketing managers, copywriters, content makers, SMM managers, PR managers, designers, developers.
Platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, TikTok, Behance, Pinterest, Naver + FB Ads, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads.

My achievements:
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- Expanded product into 12 countries during 9 months.
- Created several launches for Product Hunt (became Product of the day and the finalists of the Golden Kitty awards).
- Got 20+ articles in international media (TrendHunter, Tech Times, etc) for free.
- Got 60+ interviews (Jobs-to-be-done) with customers and created several types of researches.

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Yes, i typed the reply on my phone and it autocorrected to that. :(
I wonder, has anyone made an actual app or something resembling an app with BF? I would imagine it would be quite a daunting task given the syntax.
Current Location: Europe
Remote: Yes.
Willing to relocate: Yes.
Experience: Deep Learning, Machine Learning, NLP, Time Series Analysis, Computer Vision, Reinforcement Learning, Python, PyTorch, Tensorflow, DyNet, Gensim, scikit-learn, Docker, SolR, Prometheus, Grafana, etc.
Résumé/CV: upon request.
Email: mcg.ml@protonmail.com

Hi, I have 4+ years of experience in building, evaluating, deploying and maintaining ML products including computation heavy Deep Learning models and classical ML models for NLP, Time Series and Structured Datasets. I got a Master's Degree in Computer Engineering and my thesis is about Reinforcement Learning. I am interested with Machine Learning Engineer, Data Scientist and Software Engineer with ML background positions.
I looked into it but pay is location based based on a formula so it's pretty meh.

Unknown companies doing remotes will pay more if you're decent at negotiating and selling yourself.

Buffer has better salaries, I may explore that at the next switch.
I would like to know what you think is the
“known bigger issue”

In relation to your links above, I will also link

https://www.cancertreatmentsresearch.com/fenbendazole/?highl...
I'm slightly surprised by Waze. I did not expect Google to support the competition
can confirm kagi is very good.
I still don't understand how people find time to do this. The overhead from switching all the time would kill my productivity and take a bunch of time away from what I actually want to be doing, which is not working.
Musk plans to open all-night Tesla diner and charging station
love these first world problems. enjoy :)
Big Bad Wolf Security | Rust & Linux Developer / SEL4 | Washington, DC | REMOTE (US citizens living in the US only) | http://www.bigbadwolfsecurity.com/careers

Help build a Linux desktop secure virtualization product that will be deployed to tens of thousands of users. This is a unique opportunity to build a desktop-focused Linux product with a great tech stack: KVM, libvirt, rust, rpm-ostree. We are a small team of very experienced Linux developers looking to add a developer.

We also have some SEL4 projects in the works - so if you have L4 / SEL4 / microkernel experience and want to help build real, production systems on a security kernel get in touch.

We are a small, growing company. 100% remote founded by people that have been doing remote for a long time. Great coworkers (strict no jerk policy), good work / life balance, interesting work, and good benefits.

More information is at http://www.bigbadwolfsecurity.com/careers. If you are interested send me your resume directly karl AT bigbadwolfsecurity.com
In Europe, I personally know a bunch of friends and coworkers who are ready to quit immediately if asked back to the office permanently. Most people want a hybrid setup it seems with 1 or 2 office days a week maximum.

Personally, I like the freedom of choosing every day and I have bursts of office weeks when I feel social and burts of home office weeks when I feel anti-social. I have colleagues who haven't seen the office since February 2020, others come in every single day... it varies a lot.
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Living "paycheck to paycheck" implies that if you miss a single paycheck (due to losing you job) then you'll no longer be able to make ends meet. If you have any savings or emergency fund built up, then you could conceivably quit/lose your job and continue paying your bills for some time, even if you had previously been spending your entire paycheck.
VC 'threatened media war against startup after faking investment deal'
Fed Starts Experiment of Letting $8.9T Portfolio Shrink
You can exclude opt and any other directories full of frequently changing files you don't care about spotlight indexing.
When I run PostGraphile, I have it behind another backend because of this concern.

It does spare you from having to write SQL, but instead you have to write the GQL documents. It also spares me from having to come up with pagination SQL as PostGraphile handles that in pagination cases, along with text searches.

PostGraphile also lets you selectively expose which tables / fields should be available to a GQL client, but if PostGraphile itself can be attacked, then yes, an FE client could get to the underlying DB.
thanks. I've noted the feedback. I'll work on implementing these features.
I used their website for rolling up, worked mostly alright.
I understand that sentiment, since I was similar before, but I've come to realise that it's little different from from slapping an ActiveRecord-style ORM and framework on top of it. The difference is where you encode access rules.

With frameworks they're in code, with graphql adapters, they're declaratively managed (idk if this project does it, only talking conceptually, but Hasura does it). This is kinda better when you think about it because it's easier to simulate/validated the ACL. And on top of that, it's possible to build no-code interfaces on top of it to manage those rules by anyone in an organisation. Add hooks and you can add complex business along side these access rules, without encumbering the business logic with ACLs.

I realise this is a bit idealistic, but I don't think it's an unachievable goal with the current tech we have out there.

With all that said... Even though I sound like a proponent of this now, I'd still be a bit nervous and on the fence about having this in production.
Leave the Door Open for Employees to Return to Your Organization
>has substantially eased things

except not everyone has decided to use that easing of the things. it seems like they go out of their way to make things difficult

My favorite is in how MP4s are not all the same. A video captured on a DSLR or other acquisition camera source might have +/- in the video/audio sync when imported into an NLE. Yes, the container utilizes PTS syncing to playback the video/audio streams in sync, but this +/- slop in sync is annoying AF to professionals capable of seeing the sync slop. Average consumers probably never notice. I thank all the gawds in all the heavens that I no longer have to edit MP4 source captured content and all of the manual slipping in the NLE.
Mac App that automatically syncs folder icons for repositories
Why would it have been transitory? We're printing (creating) money faster than ever before, a century's worth a year now. When an expert like this lies to your face while smirking and hitting you in the ribs with their elbow you don't have to pretend to believe them.
Oak Ridge does not do dual-use on the big leadership facilities, it's not really feasible with how they operate. I think Frontier can technically handle "moderate" data (e.g. export controlled), but not classified. It's meant for open science.
For most customers, it seems they just went and bought about 2 thousand randomly-named domains and serve third-party scripts. However I've seen a couple places where Admiral was not blocked, because it was being served from a subdomain. I wish I had written down where it was to add to the EasyList or something. :(
Google is combining Meet and Duo into a single app for voice and video calls
You win. Perhaps forever.
Also, the chain is named after its former NHL player founder, who died after crashing his car while drunk and on drugs.
I'll take your position if you decide you want to leave.
Because there is a setting for it, I assume that app clips can request location info. I have to assume, as there apparently is no app clip that has ever requested such. Come to think of it, I don't know that I've used an app clip.

But the setting is there.
Because sometimes writing the equiv SQL can be a pain in the ass. Pagination is such an example. PostGraphile does a good job of it that I don't need to reason about it.
That's half the answer but still not enough information. What de-SPAC companies are part of that index? What percentage of the index do they represent?
Taiwan Restricts Russia, Belarus to CPUs Under 25 MHz Frequency
> CLI programs tend to be FOSS

I think this is more likely because they're often made (or at least started) by individuals as a hobby or side project, not as a commercial venture. CLI is generally easier to develop then GUIs especially cross-platform.

> GUI programs tend to be proprietary and non-gratis.

GUIs require so much more work, especially for cross platform. If engineers are paid for their time then this is worth it.

Granted electron has made it far easier - you still need to be essentially a full stack developer to make a GUI with it.
For even more brevity, there's tldr [1], which is short-n-sweet "how do I do the most common things with this tool."

You'll need a client for it (tldr itself is just the database). I recommend tealdeer [2].

Example:

$ tldr tar

Archiving utility.
Often combined with a compression method, such as gzip or bzip2.
More information: <https://www.gnu.org/software/tar>.

[c]reate an archive and write it to a [f]ile:

tar cf target.tar file1 file2 file3

[c]reate a g[z]ipped archive and write it to a [f]ile:

tar czf target.tar.gz file1 file2 file3

[1]: https://tldr.sh/

[2]: https://github.com/dbrgn/tealdeer
It seems you're shifting the goal posts now. The fact that consensus criticisms are not as harsh as you'd like doesn't mean that Israel is "totally off limits". Discussions and criticisms are happening; and the fact that public opinion doesn't match yours can not only be explained by that opinion being suppressed, but also by it being wrong.
Yeah Canada isn't the US, we have remedies available to us other than sending people to jail.