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Scope (scopeapp.io) | Senior Software Developer | Full-time | Python | Remote

We're hiring 1-2 Senior Software Developers:

Scope is a platform that helps brands find and manage influencers. Works with tools like Klaviyo, Mixmax, Google Sheets, HubSpot, and Shopify.

We started Scope 2018 -5 years ago, never got in to YC (a couple of tries). Been profitable for the past 4 years, grown 90% word of mouth. Team about 10, spread over multiple countries. Customers in 50+ countries. No crazy ipo plans, humble, thoughtful and curious. North star from day 1, listening to customers & building a great product.

Role: Senior Software Developer
Stack: Python, Flask, GraphQL, Elasticsearch, PostgreSQL, AWS-services such as EC2, SQS, Lamda, RDS, Cloudwatch, S3
Frontend: React (TS & GraphQL), Tailwind CSS

Who are we looking for?

You're curious and responsible – pragmatic over idealist. You enjoy helping peers but also love to get things done yourself. You're looking for a contributor role rather than a manager role. P.S. At Scope, there's no need for BS meetings; we have one meeting per week, a product catchup on Tuesdays that has been on the same time since the start.

Apply here: https://scopeapp.io/hn/
>maybe they need to see a couple days on a weekend behind bars as a sobering reminder

Anything I say that resembles stats would be made up, but just from my own anecdotal experience (being arrested and fingerprinted for failing to appear in traffic court, and friends spending the night in the drunk tank), I'd say this is exactly the wake-up call that most offenders would need to stop it.

The remainder are likely serious addicts or psychopaths who need medical intervention.
>the backwards bend Windows users are doing to avoid jumping to something easier like Linux Mint.

As a Windows user, I need and want Windows. Not a free knockoff that will have me messing with the computer just so I can maybe do something with it.
I think so and this is true about music as well as other arts.
Yep, exactly. Unfortunately, it is working.

People will choose convenience over mostly everything else.
Looks great my friend
Works in games too. Adaptive contrast will increase noise, but after a while games without it will look blurry and undefined.
Now the technology is starting to reflect the biology (neural networks). Inception!
This is not technically possible… vehicles differ enough that it would require a one off engineered solution for each individual vehicle. Especially older mechanically injected diesels or carburetor gasoline engines which have no electronic engine controls- a a speed limiting device would need to mechanically intercept the throttle linkage, which is designed and attached differently on every vehicle.

Moreover, GPS technology and mapping metadata aren’t accurate enough to reliably tell which road a car is on, or what the speed limit actually is. I use google maps to show the speed limit while I’m driving and it’s frequently wrong. Imagine if they are on a freeway but it pegs them as being on a parallel frontage road with a speed limit 45mph lower? That would be a major hazard.
Yes, really, with respect to your original post. You have just added vehicle impounding as an alternative measure to fix it.
Part of the slow adoption of ultra modern HTML tags might be that the divorce from Internet Explorer 6 to 10 finished so recently that no one has bothered to update their knowledge yet. In my corporate environment, IE 11 was removed only last year.
True ahah. And that's what I did. I'm dual booting my desktop but I do need Windows for gaming.
But Steam hardware survey data is trash.

Well aside its inherent self-selecting nature, we've see multiple huge swings from China, exploding the margin for error to eclipse half-point swings like this.

I'd love to see a proper census done, or per-region drill-downs. It's too heartbreaking to see headlines like this and next month they're wiped out by internet cafes in China doing a reboot.
Sure though the deadliest part, the stomach, is not that long.
This is also why my cell phone requires six semi trucks following me around to provide computing power and radio equipment.
HLS: Timed Metadata and How Do They Work
FWIW, entry to grandes ecoles is correlated far more strongly with parents being teachers than with them being rich.
Really? You think that a modern consumer/professional operating system, upon double-clicking a video, should do nothing? That's a thing that you would ship to an entire planet full of Regular People and say "Yes, this is the Right Thing. You should be happy about this result"
Or 11 points, which is basically going 25 mph over twice in 18 months.
I have the opposite problem at a personal level.

A task becomes so big and daunting when considering everything that should be done to take it to completion-- that I put off even starting it.

I thought the article title was an exhortation to people like me to change their mindset and get to work -- and forgive themselves for, even target, stopping at 90%.

That could be healthy and useful.
Let's laser focus on one single thing, and let's solve it by enshrining into the law that the aftermarket auto device industry gets a cut for every incident. Perhaps NY can land a sponsorship from Ford, and mandate which make and model of vehicle the "offender" must purchase, you know, for compatibility.

/s
>Hide the 'Include in library', 'Give access to' and 'Share' options in the context menu.

Uh no? How are you supposed to set up network shares.

And why is it removing useful apps like 3D Viewer and Remote Desktop?
This is NYC; ideally all of the drivers would be “slow-pokes” on city streets. I don’t think we even have passing lanes in the city, besides highways.
Congrats on launching and happy to see Tiptap/hocuspocus growing. We are using hocuspocus and sponsored it at the very beginning. Excited to see the whole Yjs community growing.
The internet is one of those places where if you are wrong, someone might well write a Nobel-worthy response just to win the argument.

https://www.wired.com/story/how-an-anonymous-4chan-post-help...
Thanks for letting me know, i guess you use a different strategy of querying by company and by document. I see this when I try to get Apple's rest of asia pacific revenues for e.g

I guess it really depends on how your targeted user would use it... :)

https://imgur.com/a/uEgLUpz
and then security on top, everyone's least favorite topic.
A family friend gifted us a seed pack about 1976. Kid-me was living with depression-era squash eaters and was fairly skeptical it would be edible (especially after the broken promise that was baked, sugared acorn squash).

Come late summer the notion of eating weird food was too much to resist. We all adored it and wound up growing it every year afterward. It was and remains the only squash I'd ever knowingly eat.
I followed your link, but there is nothing there. Perhaps this is why no sane person should be using X for scientific communication at this point.
Could you elaborate about the sorting in grade school?
Dangerous driving is a violent crime, with potentially deadly outcome. The punishment should be harsh for repeat offenders. Its not a crime your socioeconomic circumstances made you do, its very easy to just drive within the speed limit. Tough punishment for crimes usually done by the middle-class do often seem harsh for people, even though its not really harsh compared to many other actual victimless crimes.
But, There Oughta Be A Law!!1
> few schools

Schools, plural? I got the impression that Eton alone was more than half of them?
Intel Graphics Compute Runtime for OneAPI Level Zero and OpenCL
Then these vehicles will be banned as not compatible to the new law.
Our blog post on the topic shows test results: https://www.pinecone.io/blog/hybrid-search/

TL;DR - doing hybrid vector + keyword search provides more relevant results for text searches than vector search alone. And using sparse vector embeddings for the “keyword” part provides even more relevant results than using BM25.
Tangential question - how well does Llama 2 do on coding tasks on less-mainstream languages like Rust?
Is it? I read the article specifically because of this comment, and I don't see what you claim. I do see recent American political history used as an example (Trump, extensively), but it also uses a cheating sports team, as well as briefly Clinton too.

Noting Trump as a habitual liar is not contentious, and so it's not propaganda at all. For those who support Trump, as reading between the lines you might (? this is an interpretation of your claim it is 'cheap propaganda' and 'thinly veiled as psychology') it would be disingenuous to claim he doesn't and didn't lie (I note you did not say this, btw); the thing is that _he's supported even though he does lie._ And that's exactly the phenomenon this article is about.
Not OP, but cancer isn’t a disease as much as it is an inevitable breakdown of our body processes in various ways, which manifest as different kinds of cancer. Our cells need to divide and make new cells, and it isn’t a perfect process. We have natural mechanisms to prevent or destroy any cell that divides wrong, but it’s a numbers game. We have 30 trillion cells in our body, and after a quintrillion divisions something is going to go wrong in a way that becomes cancerous. To be able to “cure” that would mean the ability to understand and manipulate the human body in such precise ways it would almost certainly also allow us to fix/cure/manipulate any body process, including aging.
OpenAI costs money and llama 2 i'm able to run on my GPU so at least for development purposes at the moment it's ""free"" for me to experiment with - mind you this is a side project with zero funding outside of myself, ymmv if you have access to funding to a point of making OpenAI tokens totally disposable.
What's stopping us from using superconductors to link power grids together? Does this technology enable more solar energy use without overloading the disconnected power grids?
I have this vision of a future where everything just runs off of usb-c and usb-pd. Even today, expect in the kitchen and the bathroom (refrigerator, washing machine,...) you could totally run most things off of the 240w max. Much more so in an office. It would be so much more efficient than what we have now, and safer. No idea how realistic it is though...
Heh... I had a client, as recently as 2020 who barely had "users" - who didn't know how to perform basic computer operations (Cut/Copy/Paste, navigate menus, etc).

Hell - yesterday, I was working with a DBA over remote screen-sharing who had no idea how to enable the display of line-numbers in his preferred SQL text editor... (Or even that you have to press "OK" to save your changes in a modal dialog box...)
Wow, he shredded the only copy of the key his database backups were encrypted with.
Humbly submitting Chris Titus' Debloat tool as well for comparison. I've enjoyed using Chris' tool, as the GUI design makes it easy to a-la-carte select which you want removed and not, along with recommendations. Makes it very clear to see what's being removed.

https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/winutil
25mph over is bonkers. Doing that twice in a one and a half year should definitely have heavy consequences.
How to get your database access code deadlocked in Golang
Yeah takes Vegas to the next level.
I couldn't see this position on your website, only the UI/UX Designer.
Apple moves cautiously on AI as other tech giants race ahead
This is about debloat. I don't want Microsoft's garbage utilities.
This is your daily reminder that the proposed law is a New York State law, not just an NYC law. It would apply much wider than just NYC.
Whoever wrote this is genius, how many times in your career do you get the opportunity to write this stuff. So many amazing quotes in this article, I’m dying. 10/10 would read again.
Yes, exactly.

A video player should be easily installed via the operating systems package manager.
Why did it take this long?
Sam Altman is a bad leader, and in my experience, most who come from where he comes from believe people who do not are inferior and need these kinds of redundant reminders of how to be good little boys and girls.
Give two very different things the same name and soon enough many people will believe them to be the similar in nature.

If you repeat the lie often enough if will become the truth.
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Show HN: I built a service to generate 100s of SEO-optimised articles
I mostly use Macs, and without wasting your time with the details my CTRL-C equivalent in the Terminal is WindowsKey-C. Well, I was in Powershell on Windows 11 yesterday and needed to CTRL-C something and muscle memoried my Mac shortcut and it popped up some sort of chat GUI with no [X] button. What the heck is this stuff? Who wants these features?

I do have to say after much reluctance I upgraded my PC from Windows 10 to 11 and it's much more than a reskin. I even shoehorned it on my 4th gen i7 laptop and it's never run better. I'm looking forward to trying this tonight to get rid of some of the cruft.
Solution looking for a problem…. Or maybe solution looking for a kickback from a lawmaker.
The last time this happened with titles. Everyone seemed to think it was hallucinating but it actually turned out to be really leaking other peoples titles.

Ultimately its pretty difficult to distinguish between the two, so these sort of reports do need to be taken seriously. We have no idea what sort of caching mechanisms they have with ChatGPT, nor do we know how they handle memory.
So tempered steel is well-balanced steel, or mild-mannered.

See also the well-tempered clavier. In music, the temperament is an aspect of the tuning system relating to how the dissonances of different notes are balanced.
It's hardly surprising that most PMs have gone to Oxbridge - but its interesting to see how many studied PPE:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_prime_ministers_of_the...
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What about top
It's rather funny you seem to make the case that you can't generalize an entire population based on the actions of individuals, then go on to... generalize entire populations based on the actions of individuals.
Surely if you're upscaling pixel art you're loosing information when you create gradients between pixels. It doesn't seem to me that your metric of information loss was ideal.
I would like a polite horn so I can use it ironically.

I love these e-Scooters with their twee little mechanical bicycle bell that sometimes works. I induced some heavy duty road rage in a motorcyclist by ringing his bell.
The same developers who misuse http verbs, no less.

We shouldn't pretend that these things are contracts
I'm not really trying to prove anything, I jsut remember that at the time, doing something with windows forms was a guarantee of getting people saying "ah it tells me i have to download .NET"
Because unfortunately in the US, the ability to drive is required to get to work. Transit options are non-existent in most of the rural areas.
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OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model Applications
LLAMA 2 appears to require no cost because it can be run locally. The license does mention that if you are using facilitating than 700 million users that you have to negotiate for a different license or something like that but for most peoples uses, it would seem that LLAMA 2 is basically "free".
Yeah. Horses are so inefficient at digestion that the largest breeds (such as Clydesdales) would starve to death in huge fields of grass. They can only survive by being fed copious amounts of grain such as oats.
You hit the nail on the head when you mentioned WhatsApp. In my country in Africa WhatsApp is so popular so much so that mobile network providers even sell WhatsApp data bundles. If I want to find something, like wire fencing I start by asking WhatsApp groups I am in. Family, neighborhood and even high school friends. Typically I get a few numbers and then I WhatsApp the service provider and I get up to date information. The service providers can't afford up to date web sites. WhatsApp also has a feature to include a catalogue in your profile. This is for business accounts which are also free.
I optimized mine for speed. I use i3, and while I have to manually install stuff like xfce4-clipman-plugin and volumeicon, and have to manage displays with arandr, everything is snappy, even on my 8-year-old laptop.

Every now and then I look at someone using a Windows computer, and I am flummoxed how people put up with the slow, sloppy and ad-ridden Start menu experience. You can't even type "shut down" to get the shut down option, instead it offers to search the App Store. In addition to the Store, there are Weather widgets, a MS account, and Cortana shoved up your throat, Alt+Tab cycling through Edge tabs, when you have Ctrl+Tab... ugh.

I use dmenu, and all my apps are searchable and launchable instantly; no bullshit spinning circles while it phones home halfway across the globe.
> there is a crime problem, specifically a property crime problem

Not in the Presidio. Nor much of the South Bay. I went to a nice sushi restaurant in an okay part of Sunnyvale, and came out to cops politely watching over my friend's car: he had sat on his keys during dinner thereby opening the boot unattended.
Outside of major cities, driving really is a necessity. Revoking someone’s license is effectively revoking their right to work and all that comes with it (shelter, food, healthcare, etc). Of course, that should make people think twice about the crime, and it probably deters a fair few people from reckless driving, but for the remainder it just makes them unproductive citizens with little to lose.

We should probably either consider driving to be a bit more than a revocable privilege or improve alternative transport options (or consider right to food, shelter, and healthcare human rights).
Then put them in jail for driving without a license.
I'm not sure SF is a good example. It's not a healthy city, but it's problems go way beyond drug use and it doesn't have the same policies as what Oregon adopted.
Color camera can see in almost complete darkness
can you give more information please?
What?? Yes, there absolutely were people who were run out of town for being gay. There was indeed rampant homophobia. What world were you living in?
>Calling an image a "representation" or saying that it "has a liking" to the real thing is sort of begging the question. The question to be answered is: "In what way is it a representation?

Represenation or having-a-liking is not some hazy notion though. It means there are things in our drawing that map to how those things are in the actual thing. And there are: edges, proportions, shapes.

But it's not some close mapping of edges in the literal sense. That is, a drawing doesn't have to follow the actual edges of the thing depicted with any accuracy for it to be recognized as such.

E.g. we could draw a stick figure instead of a detailed line drawing of a person, or a highly stylized "child drawing" style house, and their edges would look nothing like the edges of the real thing's. But those line drawings would still be easily recognizable.
tis all of em mang.
You're probably thinking 50 in a 25 zone, which is indeed crazy. But 80 on a 55 stretch in the middle of nowhere is not at all unusual in a lot of places.
Apparently a lot of writers and animators are actually women: https://gamerant.com/great-series-written-female-mangaka

I have no idea how accurate this claim is (it’s a survey on a random news site) especially because in most anime women are indeed very sexualized. But I wouldn’t be super surprised. I think part of it is that anime artists just drop realism and like to draw idealized versions of women and men, whatever makes the most interesting story. And maybe women being the heroes and doing everything is a lot more interesting than men, at least to the writers.
Same thing that stops us from
building long distance HVDC lines with off the shelf tech: money and time.
Claude Shannon's Language Model (1948) [pdf]
From "A Mathematical Theory of Communication": https://web.archive.org/web/20230714170553if_/https://people...
In order for you to subjectively label it terrible you need to present a bad outcome from the design. Evolutionary/objectively, it's not a bad design.
They stole the money used to fund their fake study and the studies of people who cited them in their own studies. That is a big deal.
Er, I share your concern for the environment, but I don't think we need to be concerned about it being not quite summery warm in august.
Ah okay, yeah I was curious how much you'd pay running it on a cloud server in a production-type scenario. Thanks
Tldr

The article is arguing against legacy college admissions.
Repent you shameful sinner
You're referring to politics. The science was pretty clear the entire time.
Worked for me. I clicked drive and then drove around.
I prefer to stop at 80%.
This was exactly what the EU ruled way back, yes
That's why I suggest for most small business to use Wix. Does your site tend to look like everybody else's? Yes - and that's not necessarily a bad thing, and since it's so easy-to-use and update, customers will appreciate having the up-to-date information they need.

What I'd like to see (maybe it exists, I haven't looked in a while) is something I would market as "Wix Widgets." These would be data-connected widgets where there's some customization to wire-in a REST service call and map the data points to the widget display. This would go a long way to handling the needs for internal-facing web sites every company has these days.

We really need simple solutions for the 90%-95% of web pages out there.
Thanks for elaborating. Yeah I was curious how much you'd pay running it on a cloud server in a production-type scenario. Thanks
I do like that those preparing for entry are taupin, after taupe, mole, due to their lack of exposure to sunlight.
You can’t ban older grandfathered in vehicles in the USA. It’s even still legal to drive ancient vehicles without turn signals or tail lights as long as the vehicle was sold new like that. Even in California, the best they’ve been able to do is a voluntary buyback program to get old high emissions vehicles off the roads.
ha! Great name for it