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PlaytestCloud | Tech Lead Ruby on Rails (f/m/d) | Berlin, Germany | Full Time | Visa Support | Remote or Onsite, you decide | www.playtestcloud.com

Founded in 2014, PlaytestCloud helps game studios create games that players love! We help studios to reduce churn and drop-out rates while improving user-experience and player satisfaction. By doing so, real players can shape the mobile games of tomorrow. Our product has been used by more than 45 of the top 100 grossing games currently in the Apple App Store. Of the game studios that make these top 100 games, 60% are PlaytestCloud customers - which makes us an undeniable leader in mobile games user research.

We're a diverse team of 38 employees, working in 9 countries and representing 18 different nationalities, and we're seeking a Tech Lead Ruby on Rails (f/m/d) to join us across a variety of projects and areas of expertise.

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Viator | Tech Lead and Senior Software Engineer | Full time | Hybrid On-site & Remote | UK, Portugal

Viator is a Tripadvisor brand that’s looking for engineers to join a growing team to help travellers find the best experiences on their trips.

We’re looking for full stack and backend engineers at all levels. The hybrid roles require you regularly visit an office in London, Oxford or Lisbon but not be there full time.

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Can you cite anything about a single drink a week?
https://archive.is/t7AL5
FWIW AllTrails is pretty good, they will only show specific "known" routes in the search, but the underlying map data itself seems to be OSM data and everything is visible on the map. I tend to use it to find interesting trailheads and locations, but then I actually use Organic Maps when I need to navigate.
Let’s think in nano baby steps:

A. In what system are you presenting your argument here in your comment? Is that system objective or subjective.

B. If subjective, then I declare your argument to be false for me. End of story.

C. If objective, then congrats, you refuted yourself.

I find it wildly ironic that you condescend and resort to veiled ad hominem on top of a Logic/Philo 101 fallacy known for literal centuries.

Also, the statement “there is an objective system X” doesn’t imply “we fully know the system X”

I represent scientists and logicians and philosophers that have known this for, once again, centuries. People call X background or classical logic.

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/logic-classical/
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My name is Elias and I focus on solving business problems (often involving functional/technical analysis). I'm specialized in Java & the "Spring umbrella"; if you have a Spring back-end it's highly likely I can onboard really quickly and start working on adding value. I'm a back-end guy but not opposed to helping out with devops work or the various flavors of front-end technologies. Can translate between business and tech.

Some work I've done recently:

- custom reporting & administration software for a large pension provider

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After 40 years of Franco, everybody was scared of a coup. In fact, in '81 a some military-police did try it, but fortunately failed. So it was kind of sensible not to tear up the country and provoke another war and/or dictatorship. You can't just "flip the country over" and go after basically everybody with any political, military, or economic power.
Waymo is basically locked to 25mph here in SF.

Letting a Telsa thing self drive at over 100kph is actually kind of wild.
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iOS developer looking for new projects. I have experience with both Objective-C and Swift.

Technical skills: Swift, objective-C, iOS, macOS, Linux, Python.

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I don't think this is the case for antioxidants across the board. Peter Langjoen, who has pioneered CoQ10 research and used it extensively clinically addressed coQ10 use with chemotherapy in this interview and reluctancy of cancer centers to allow patients to use it: https://youtu.be/9Z7X9WPWv4Y?si=avOV0u4ruy_zNslr&t=746.

While coenzyme Q10 may show indirect anticancer activity through its effect(s) on the immune system, there is evidence to suggest that analogs of this compound can suppress cancer growth directly[1].

1. https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/treatment/cam/hp/coenzym...
Checks play time 2699.8 hours

I’m really glad 2.0 isn’t released yet. I still have time to blacklist the domain so that I don’t get notified when it is released.
Unused Gift Cards Power Delaware’s Economy [video]
‘Peanuts,’ Charles Schulz, and the state that started it all
It's true that Mauritskade is besides water, but it's also next to pretty heavy car traffic. Is it possible to give it a downgrade for that?

> I doubt the longer-distance bike route consideration should be relevant in this case

Or maybe it is, but then it's relevant for all routes involved, including the Sarphatistraat (which is short distance for cars, but long distance for bikes).
IANAL, and I don't think the GP's argument is valid, but his goal is valid: retail businesses should not discriminate against people without phones or credit cards. There are lots of them, and it could be you at some point. There are lots of good articles about accessibility and how we all get old, etc. That same argument applies here: you may be well off, consider having a smartphone and several credit cards "normal", but you may fall, financially, and you will lose those things. I would call this "financial accessibility". The argument is NOT for the business to address more market (there is that though) but rather to avoid making life even harder for people who's lives are already quite hard.
The Dark Side of SRE
Smoking suppresses appetite meaning that Germany is less obese than America
Hello, we recently released https://investorradar.io/ , a platform of over 90k VCs, Angels, Accelerators and more. We created this so startups listed here with massive funding potential could find the investor of their dreams and get to unicorn status ASAP. Filter by country, industry, funding type, and more and connect through social media or LinkedIn. If anyone has any questions I would be more than happy to answer here or on our discord.
Because when they couldn't win the war on porn, some right Christians decided to cloak their attack in "concerns" of "abuse". See project Excedus. Of course it has nothing to do with abuse and everything to do with their attempts to keep people from seeing pixels of other people having sex. Backpage was shut down despite being good at removing underage and trafficed women - which meant that sex workers had to find other places that didn't have nearly as good protections.

So yeah. When these things pop up I assume malicious intent.
Are the bears endangered? Thought it was just the wolves.
Not when they are sandboxed, no.

Also no, it's not "linux", it's every OS without per-application MAC or sandboxing.
Alternate thought just came to mind - is your map data on OrganicMaps up-to-date?
In case anyone is curious, private automobile use went up by 13% from 2019 to 2021 (and by even more since 2017). Driving alone is the most popular form of travel, followed by Uber/Lyft.

https://www.sfmta.com/blog/how-people-traveled-through-san-f...
I've not heard of this letter - and would also be curious to read it!

Al-Andalus (Muslim Spain) is considered religiously tolerant by modern historians in the context of the experience of Jewish citizens, especially when compared to contemporary parts of Western Europe.

As an example, it seems there was an expulsion of around 100,000 Jews in Christian France in 1306 and in England in 1290 of several thousand. I've not come across any such comparable events in my readings of Al-Andalus.

As a direct point, if Maimonides thought that France and so on would have offered more freedom or a better quality of life, then he could have moved there when Cordoba was experiencing political turmoil. He instead migrated through the Maghreb, towards the Middle East - it seems he was employed by Saladin at some point.
I was using ASP with JScript on Microsoft IIS servers back in 1999. So yeah, many decades. :)
Practically speaking, low-end mobos could just have an empty hole through the PCB for a power cable to go to the GPU from the power supply instead of soldering the connection and running all that power through the mobo. That power circuitry can't be easy to have around the chipset, right?

Also, with this connector being so far away from the mounting brace to the case, would GPU sagging torque/bend/ this connector and all 600w of power going to it? A 600w GPU would have a big 'ol cooler and have big sag, right?
This study seems like it is just yet again confirming the correlation. Since they aren't performing any intervention, all they can do is statistical analysis to show the strength of that correlation.

I am not convinced by the argument that people starting to smoke long before their first mental health hospitalization means anything since mental health problems tend to start long before hospitalization.
https://every-door.app/ is also good.
How so?

It just says "We’ve found that antioxidants activate a mechanism that causes cancer tumors to form new blood vessels" which doesn't suggest anything about different metabolic pathways
SEEKING WORK | Poprad, Slovakia (EU) | Remote (anywhere) | Data Scientist & Roboticist

Norwegian AI & (deep) Machine Learning expert with Robotics & Data Science background looking for the next job to crush it at. Preferable work would be relevant to Robotics or AI, but I am also deeply interested in simply contributing to and developing my Python and C++ skills in an exciting next opportunity. Current position at GE HealthCare: Data Scientist — Artificial Intelligence in Medical Ultrasound Imaging. Had to leave GE due to moving from Norway to Slovakia.

Willing to relocate: NO

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Masturbatory Insanity
In Sweden (Schuko), 1.5 mm² wall installations are rated for up to 13 A now, but used to be 10 A. It's the wires in the walls being the bottleneck, not the connectors. Dunno why they up-rated it. Can't imagine the copper is better now than it used to be.
Bad example on my part in that case. I thought some art is copyrighted or am I mistaken? If so replace Mickey Mouse with something copyrighted
Rest assured, I don't lord it over others :) Plenty do though, and those are who I was poking fun at: those who ritually exchange platitudes extolling the virtues of Clojure, Datomic or even Rick Hickey before the start of every discussion.
The issue is that there is no debt if you haven't yet transacted. And you can't steal the item and then claim to be in debt and force the person to take your money.
> Also, the most dangerous situations happen at high speed

This is a mantra from speed limit fans. There are a lot of dangerous situations happening at low speed (bicicle coming from left in an intersection, children playing )
I avoid phone-based apps for that purely for security...
> Then I looked at the prices on the app vs prices via text and the prices were a decent amount higher ($1-2 more) and less flexible than if I had just used the app. Kinda shitty and I can absolutely see this becoming the norm.

I’m surprised this is legal for a municipality. There are people with cars but no smartphone (elderly folks). It seems ageist.
SEEKING WORK | Full Stack Developer

With over a decade of experience as a versatile software developer, I bring a robust skillset in React, React Native (my preference), and Node.js to the table. I'm proficient in crafting native React Native modules using Java, Swift, and C++. I have a history of successfully completing projects for clients, from emerging startups to established enterprises, primarily focusing on mobile app development and API design. Additionally, my expertise encompasses Swift, Objective C, and C/C++.

Outside of professional work, I am passionate about music / music producing and spending time with family.

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One feature I definitely enjoy is the ability to connect with my OSM account and easily submit changes on the go (business hours, etc).
Does it include D-3 and K-2?
I too hoped for a gothic github.
It doesn’t mean I don’t have to work, but it does mean I could take a job working at Wendys, continue to save money, and not be financially ruined. When your only source of income comes from one place your employer has a great deal of leverage.
Insert http cookie joke
BMW, Mercedes, GM, and other makes all make vehicles that drive and change lanes automatically on the highway.

The FSD Beta software is also different than the standard autopilot lane-keeping and adaptive cruise control system. It’s labeled as a Beta for a reason. Drivers must opt-in to the beta and agree to be alert and responsive. Tesla won’t even offer the Beta to you unless you exhibit safe driving behaviors.

Whether or not beta software should be on the roads at all is still a valid question. I think Tesla would make the argument that no software will be sufficiently refined until it is tested by a huge variation of real world conditions. Opponents of Tesla will argue that this software isn’t tested enough to release to even a small section of the general public.
United States Independence Day

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b1/Goddard_...
Ask HN: How do I get the most out of my team again?
I'm a manager of developers (and a developer myself), and I always prided myself on getting the most out of my team.

We've had a number of people join, and the team has changed a bit in the last year. In the last few months our velocity has really dropped and I don't know how to get people working faster again.

I look at the closed tickets and there just aren't that many. They're all really capable devs but the throughput is really low.

What questions should I be asking myself? How can I help unblock my team? Should I be leading by example and cranking out ticket after ticket, to show them how it's done?
Surprise surprise surprise!
Personally I go to ikea because I like to see the showrooms. I like to pretend like I can have this kitchen or this living room, and that my own apartment isn't a disorganized mess. I go to idea to buy a fantasy, not furniture
>Canadian culture infiltrating the world, one pup at a time.

Maple syrup was already here
What will need to happen that "but JS" stops being a self-serving argument?

If it performance poorly, as with anything else, let's hear it. But I do seriously wonder: Is there a sport in breaking a websites legs and point at it, while it's lolling on the floor?

I am not feeling it.
>when told what these companies are doing

lol

The models are not doing what advocates of this kind of setting say they are doing, so it will be nice when the concerns fade away.

Using data to train models is what they are doing.

Storing copies or parts of images in the model so exact lookalikes will be regenerated from the model is what mistaken people say they are doing.

I mean sure it’s possible a model can generate your likeness but it would also be able generate it if you had not been in the training set. And it’s possible atoms can spontaneously assemble into a teapot orbiting the sun but that doesn’t make it likely.
In literally 3 hours, I'm about to start my first iv chemo session (18 weeks total).

And yes I was instructed to not take any supplements, especially naturopathic stuff but even including common multivitamins.
Solar Monkey | Engineering Manager | Remote or On-site | The Netherlands - The Hague | Full-time | https://jobs.solarmonkey.nl/o/engineering-manager-job?utm_ca...

At Solar Monkey (https://solarmonkey.io/), we love making an impact by accelerating the transition to solar energy. We do this by giving solar installers super powers with our innovative software. This allows them to work much more effectively and install even more solar installations.

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We are looking for a technical leader to inspire, mentor and grow an effective team of software engineers. You have a background in software engineering and your passion for problem solving will be pivotal in helping us scale our team, processes and product. You promote high standards, leading the team by creating a challenging environment and providing the support and guidance needed to succeed.

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Location: London
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes (The Netherlands, Germany, US)
Technologies: React, Typescript, GraphQL, CSS-in-JS, tRPC, Docker
Interested in picking up: Elixir, Rust
Resume/CV: https://cv.blascsak.com
Email: attila [ at ] blascsak [ dot ] com

I'm a Software Engineer of ~6 years with a focus on Front-End Development, but moving towards Full-Stack in my day-to-day work. I’m passionate about delivering quality user experiences both on the UI and API level. I’m interested in fine tuning performance, and making sure that the development experience is just as great in my teams, as the user’s.
My main interests are healthcare products, and developer tooling / any tools that could be used during the development process. (Ex.: Task boards, CI, Design tools, and many more!). Open hearing any offers though. I have experience working with teams from early stage startups through companies collaborating between time zones, with large engineering teams.
Send me a message if you think I could be a good addition to your team!
A self-contained full implementation of ISO 8601 is of dubious value anyway.

Whether time is used for a private application or for a standard, the important part is the agreement on what information is being conveyed and in what format. Receiving just the week of the year when you were expecting a time range is not useful.

Likewise, having some sort of official support for "20" as identifying the century (say via a Century type) is a lot of code to carry around and maintain - especially before there's a business need to represent centuries. You tend to need full date time instants, then maybe dates and times independently, then maybe durations - with only a few applications tending to need things like ranges.

Yeah, this means that when you want to use ranges and choose ISO 8601 as your format, you may not find readily-available, off-the-shelf parsers.
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Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: within the UK only

Technologies: Rust, Linux kernel (eBPF, networking), LLVM and compiler engineering (query languages design and implementation, code generators, dev tools)

Résumé/CV: systems engineer with 7+ years of experience in Rust. Solving problems in systems programming, API design & implementation, compilers, networking (including advanced aspects such as P2P + NAT traversal), and software optimisation. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nbaksalyar/

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I'm from the UK, but IIRC I think the US phone numbers originally used the 2nd digit to discriminate whether the first 3 digits were a local (7 digits) or national (10 digits).

Not sure where your 5 digit example fits into that though, that'd suggest there was actually 3 levels of discriminators originally. It's certainly plausible when there were relatively few numbers used, with the push to 7 and 10 digits only when the number space was getting fuller so that those prefixes could be reused.
An S Corporation in New York City: Eschew Obfuscation – Or Not (2020)
I only recently saw Bluey for the first time (only one of my kids is still, barely, in the demo for it).

God damn it’s good. It’d be a solid choice for a lazy Saturday afternoon of getting baked and zoning out on TV, even for those without kids. Mellow, funny, you get little wins to root for, and some fun bits that go over kids’ heads. Rare for a show targeted that young to be as appealing to (or, at least, tolerable for) adults. Far better than, say, Daniel Tiger, which is already well above the bottom tier of that kind of show.

[edit] incidentally, I think Fred Rogers would have been disgusted by all the heavy-handed auto tune in Daniel Tiger. Giving kids a wildly incorrect model of what ordinary, real human singing sounds like strikes me as the kind of thing that would have prompted him to bring down the “no” hammer on his own show in a damn hurry, if someone had suggested it. Bugs me every time I watch it.
Museum of London identifies man who raised alarm over 1666 Great Fire
> The radical skeptic's argument that it's not, in fact, possible to mathematically prove statements in any meaningful sense is as always both perfectly irrefutable and perfectly uninteresting.

Interesting to me is whether this "the" "radical skeptic" you're mocking is as it seems to be. I'd say it has the odor of a very convenient rhetorical strawman.

When practicing logic, don't forget the importance of ontology, as one could learn from epistemology. But then, that's a lot of work, and that sort of thinking "is" "pedantic".

Welcome to Planet Earth, circa 2023, {the culture you live in}, please enjoy your stay.
That sounds interesting, what is the technical solution for this? Are the logs extremely huge?
Spectrum owner Charter calls pay-TV model broken; battles Disney over blackout
from the investopedia article:

>Tier 2 cities such as Seattle or Pittsburgh

If Seattle is somehow Tier 2, then Portland is definitely at most Tier 2, if not even lower
How the FBI took down the Qakbot botnet
> Until we have proper app sandboxing

We have it and there are multiple tools like bubblewrap and co. You can already restrict applications if you want.
Smoking increases risk of all cause mortality by 79% over non-smokers [0]. This means that your probability of dying by any cause in any time period is 79% higher if you smoke than of you didn’t smoke. If you’re not that worried about bpd or depression, perhaps you’ll consider all-cause-mortality.

[0] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9150905/