skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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If you don't already live in the Bay Area, we provide a relocation incentive. Depending on where you live, we provide free transit passes. Unfortunately, if you drive, you will have to pay for parking for the days you're on-site. There is some on-call around the holidays. We get a 403(b) match, good healthcare, and 30+ days off per year (holidays + vacation). All Benefits are all publicly documented at https://cardinalatwork.stanford.edu/benefits-rewards. If you have questions, feel free to reply here or email me (the info is in my profile)!
Also, "We Don't Talk About Bruno" serves the role of a Villain Song in Encanto and roughly the place in the story where the Villain Song fits, but beautifully subverts expectations and illustrates the generational trauma as its consequences in gossip and hearsay in a rather strong way, while also being the kind of "banger" and preternatural earworm that a good Villain Song can be.
Afaik the scam is honey telling users they find the best coupon but also letting shops dictate what coupons honey shows to the user. If I remember it right, the video also shows honey replacing the attribution cookie with its own even if it did not find any coupon
PyPI Blog: Project Quarantine
I would be curious too. I think it comes down to the benefits are there and they're cheap enough that they may as well recommend a more secure approach.
Yes, in fact I think it took a week. I was being generous. I assume the site is citing their own tweet to generate views and to make people aware of their Twitter presence. So what? The info is there as requested. You're welcome.
AREO | Remote (EU) | Full-Time | Equity | Roles: [Lead Product Engineer (Ruby on Rails), Senior Full-Stack Developer (Ruby on Rails), Technical Product Manager]
My name is Marius and I am the CTO at AREO (https://goareo.com/).

AREO, founded in January 2023 by a team with 20+ years of combined experience in retail and startups, is a young software startup specializing in developing innovative solutions for supermarkets and grocery retail stores. Our cutting-edge B2B SaaS platform optimizes workflows for employees by providing real-time access to inventory, product information, and customer inquiries. We serve large supermarket chains in Germany and across the EU.

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For the Technical Product Manager and Lead Product Engineer roles, professional knowledge of German is required. If you're passionate about building innovative retail products from scratch, these roles are for you.

Backend Stack: Ruby / Rails (8.x), StimulusJS / Hotwire / Turbo, AlpineJS, Postgres, Docker, DigitalOcean, OpenAPI, LLMs

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Apply here: marius[at]goareo.com and mention “HN - Who is hiring?” and the role you are applying for in the subject. We’ll respond to every complete application.
> last click attribution comes into play

Thats an extremely generous way to say that they steal referrals from genuine affiliate partners.
>I'd consider owning a very cheap small EV for my daily needs, but not at the prices they command today.

Is that due to EV prices or car prices in general? I guess it depends on where you are and what price you pay for electricity. But I also think a lot of people haven't internalized the price inflation of new and used cars in the last 4 years. A second generation Leaf with less that 25k miles can be had for less than $15,000, and it is should be eligible for a $4,000 used EV tax credit (if your income is under $150k):

https://www.carvana.com/vehicle/3348306?refSource=srp
How much unbilled time do you have? If you're expected to bill 40 hours/week, right of the top that means you have a more than 40 hour work week because by definition you can't be going to the bathroom or eating lunch. Then if you ever have an unbilled meeting or something, that adds even more.

Where I am now we're not expected to bill quite as much for this reason. Although I did once work somewhere where there was a requirement for 2250 hours/year billed. Which doesn't seem *to* bad until you take PTO into account and the aforementioned bio breaks.
I think you mean Aldi Nord and Aldi Sud, _reportedly_ split over a dispute about selling cigarettes. Lidl is not related.
> It turns out that the measurable effects of warming on GDP absolutely dwarf the costs of mitigation

How are you calculating this?
If I understood MegaLag's video correctly, Honey was indeed overriding an affiliate session cookie with their own once the user the reached the checkout. The extension would silently open a tab in the background, which seems pretty scummy. I've observed the same background tab shenanigans with the Capital One extension as well.
I am not a lawyer so I can't say with certainty, but judging by the exchange between Richard Stallman and Bruno Haible, the author of CLISP, it may well be required: https://sourceforge.net/p/clisp/clisp/ci/default/tree/doc/Wh...
I would be careful handing out legal advice as a non-legal expert, especially when it is about "bypassing legal issues". You might be doing someone a big disservice.

@readers: Obligatory notice: Don't base your business decision on random internet comments.
My only guesses are people showing popular repos for their CV or to appear legitimate to get access to another repo like what happened with the xz utils backdoor.
You think the C.S. Forester Hornblower's are juvenile? I assume you jest a little. I haven't read the O'Brian novels but have read the first two Hornblower books. I thought they were excellent, and exceeded my expectation. Better written and better stories than I thought I would get. I highly recommend them.
You could also use Tailscale back to your own IP if the goal is not having to trust public WiFi.
Adtech cancer grew so big it constantly gets its own cancers.
Love the article! Honest reflections on shifting goals, is great.

I personally have found grinding and grit mostly counter productive unless it is accompanied by a reasonably short term outcome.

Also grinding continuously to get an abstract thing that might help you somedays is a recipe for burnout. Sustainable self improvement has to come from a place of intention, and the grid can service that intention in the short term; but sometimes you need to refuel your intention.
Archie | Remote (US + EU) | Full-Time | Equity | Roles: [Lead Product Engineer (Ruby on Rails), Senior Full-Stack Developer (Ruby on Rails), Technical Product Manager]
Hi, my name is Marius and I am the CTO at Archie (https://www.archiehub.com/).

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Backend Stack: Ruby / Rails (8.x), StimulusJS / Hotwire / Turbo, AlpineJS, Postgres, Docker, DigitalOcean, OpenAPI, LLMs

Perks: Fully remote roles in (Eastern) US and (Western) Europe, work when and where you are most productive, sizeable equity in a rapidly growing company, flat hierarchies, no-ego work environment

Apply here: marius[at]archiehub.com and mention “HN - Who is hiring?” and the role you are applying for in the subject.
In his case, he was not on an H1B, but whatever it is people from Japan tend to get. He was tied to the employer for his visa, but the market was fine at the time. In 2008/2009 (I forget) he won he green card lottery, and immediately all that overtime he was asked to put in stopped. This was after being told his company would sponsor him for a green card if he stayed there 5 years (and then reneged on that - his boss saying "I never said that").

There was a bit of cultural exploitation as well - Japanese workers were expected to put in 12 hour days (it was a Japanese company) even though the bosses weren't all Japanese. It was surreal to hear about - a Korean boss saying, "You have to work 12 hours, because you're Japanese".

This is just the stuff I recall. There was more I am forgetting as well. A fair bit has to be illegal I'm sure, and was back then even.
I agree completely, and yet I would still prefer language to be used consistently.
Did you try the very latest models that don't have an indicator stalk? Not even kidding on this one either. If you thought removing the wiper stalk was bad try the latest Tesla models! No indicator stalk!

I wouldn't be surprised at all if US politics was far lesser of an impact than the actual car itself.
I think this principle likely does not include the public sector which like to promote to incompetence, and beyond; buzz lightyear style.
Patience. I saw my first BYD in the UK yesterday. Definitely on their way.

Don't get me wrong, I'm no real fan of them, but they are coming. Significant models have only just been released. In 5 years they'll be a big player here. Too early at the moment.
Are you on Honey's PR team now?
Interestingly for me on iOS, that instagram link just takes me to the main feed in the app. For anyone else getting this, you have to tap the instagram logo on the top left, then select “following” from there.
> my fault for being out of the Ruby loop

Nooo the setup should be easy no matter how experienced you are.

I found jekyll quick to get started with, but that is because I already had Ruby and RubyGems installed.
Telepathy in Speechless People
You're basically leading the witness. The fact that you know it's happening is good though, you can choose not to do that.
Another trick is to ask the LLM for the opposite viewpoint or ask it to be extremely critical with what has been discussed.
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I am an Engineering Manager in the Message Security Division. My team, Detection Signals and Serving, builds the platform for inbound email security, fighting cybercrime every day at a massive scale!

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All host info not accessible via X11 protocol is hidden, for example font list, is replaced with generic one.

For even more protection, run VNC server with common resolution in the container and connect to it using VNC viewer. In this case firefox provides a super generic profile (latest debian with mesa GPU), making this browser very hard to distinguish from others. This has some downsides however: First, you cannot resize window. Second, a lot of actual bots use same config, so it might be blocked.
"Coherent" seems relatively subjective, no?

Could you get an LLM to generate "coherent" conversational Geordie English? Probably, but my Midwestern ear isn't going to be able to understand what they're saying.
Except honey does not clarify that it replaces the referral link anywhere. The vast majority of shopping sessions do not have attribution, so adding attribution to them would just drive prices higher for regular users, damaging both users and the sellers.
Rhymes with horseshoe theory.

People are willing to let behavior slide when it aligns with their interests, but will call it out when the "other team" does it.

- Copyright abuse of games, movies, commercial software vs open source software

- Censorship of conservative speech vs censorship of liberal speech

- Genocide of one geopolitical entity vs another geopolitical entity

- Separation of church/state with mandated removal of religious symbols from students and government places vs freedom of religion with removal of LGBT symbols from students and government places

- Use of executive branch authority for [liberal goal] vs [conservative goal]

It's the same behavior on both sides, just different groups of people doing it.
I do not get it, where are all the serious people? Just come out and say what it is and what it is not. Pretend for a moment you have the ethics and work philosophy of an undergraduate science student.
They don't just swap out everyone's cookies. They comply their the affiliate network's "stand down" policies. Which means they don't actively try to poach commissions in the same shopping session. These are terms everyone agrees to, including creators. If it's the next day, most merchants don't pay out for referrals older than 24 hours anyways.

So like I said, there are some legitimate problems with the affiliate industry, but the rage should be directed at the affiliate networks that dictate the terms. They could easily switch to first click attribution which would solve this problem.
None of your positives resonate.

I'll never buy a Tesla. A decade ago I was a huge fan.

Most likely option at the moment is the Hyundai ioniq 5 N ... not only a better drivers car than anything Tesla have ever put out, but I don't have to swallow the Musk emotional tax or have his smell lingering over the purchase ...

I'll ... never ... buy ... a ... Tesla.

The brand is over.
Not sure why you are being downvoted here...

But yeah, defining "quality" may be difficult for art. Maybe rather for contemporary art, though. I think we tend to have some kind of consensus for older art?

Then for instance in cinema, I think it's pretty objective. It doesn't have to be related to how popular the movie is, though.
Wait you wanna live monkey patch the WASM bitcode to hack that hook in? There's gotta be easier ways. This is the kind of stuff I'd hope an AI tool like Vercel's v0 could help with but instead this demo just shows it as a layouter, and an annoyingly bad one at that.
Half my friends and family are like that, too. Put a movie on the home theater, and just 5 minutes into it, everyone's tuned out and scrolling their phones. Addiction is rough.
Rectangle | Chicago (US), on-site | Full-Time | Equity

We're looking to hire a dedicated backend engineer at Rectangle. We're looking to solve the communication and collaboration problems in the global supply chain.

If you are (or know!) someone who has thought deeply about distributed coordination, have strong opinions on conflict resolution, or get excited about building systems that are resilient to crazy amounts of chaos, I'd love to talk to you!

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Maybe you're right, I see it all the time. Assume cloudflare do other dumb stuff too then like up ranges and just being generally crap at their jobs.
hi! your service looks and sounds quite useful for preparing for exams but the free tier seems very limited for studying and i haven't money or habit currently of buying stuff online

sorry i couldn't provide any useful feedback, hope you reach your expected audience!
Location: Tampa, FL, USA

Remote: Preferred

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: C#, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL, MSSQL, HTML5, CSS, Scala, .NET Framework, ASP.NET, Angular 13+, jQuery, Node.js, MS SQL Server, NUnit, Selenium, PyTorch, Tensorflow, spaCy, NLTK, Numpy, SciKit, Elasticsearch, Pandas, GCP, Azure, SVN, Git, Github, IIS, Docker, Windows, Linux

Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19nI-F-cyuofs-AG-B_MQV8-b...

Email: aknoxlor[at]gmail[dot]com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-lorelle-713542219/

Fields: Fullstack, Backend, Frontend, .NET, Machine Learning

I am a full stack software developer with six years of experience delivering major features for ML applications in the ITSM industry. As part of a small engineering team at my last role, I was expected to exercise full ownership of the various features I was working on, from design all the way to implementation and maintenance. In addition, I was also recruited to be a member of the company's ML research team, where I gained the ability to quickly adopt and learn new tech, frameworks, and libraries in order to stay on the cutting-edge of AI technology. I have worked on everything from brand new greenfield projects to decade old legacy software and have made it a personal philosophy to never leave a codebase worse than I found it.

I am looking for either a general full-stack or ML-focused developer role.
Well, you make it only the posters you follow, and then go through your posters and only show the most recent unread one from each of them before cycling back around.
That makes the way the Navajo Code Talkers described things make a lot more sense.
Location: UTC-6

Remote: Yes, exclusively

Willing to relocate: No thank you

Technologies: Python, JS/TS/Node/React, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, AWS, serverless, k8s, docker, and many many more

Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxbuss/

Email: firstname dot lastname at gmail
I can't use any of the kerbalspaceprogram.com domains because of improper discrimination against IPv6 clients triggered by CloudFlare.

Error 1015 Ray ID: .... • xxxx-xx-xx xx:xx:xx UTC
You are being rate limited
What happened?
The owner of this website (wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com) has banned you temporarily from accessing this website.

This sort of monoculture creates an Orwellian SPoF.
And getting an iPhone on contract is cheaper than getting a cheaper Android on contract?
> The climate near Oxfordshire during the Middle Jurassic period would have been "humid, subtropical."

And underwater if that map is anything to go by.
Yeah, I was really annoyed when it to me quite a while to find that URL after they changed the layout of the site. I only shop on Amazon when I absolutely have to, and have an extension just sitting there being regularly updated with who knows what code really didn't appeal.
I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one sending and receiving notes like this with my siblings.
Ursula K. Le Guin's edition of Tao Te Ching - Laozi, was the best thing I read in 2024. Very short read, poetic philosophy from 2300+ years ago that's equally relevant today. Highly recommend.
On Firefox on macOS, I get a pop-up module saying "This site is asking you to sign in." and then Username and Password field, on top of a blank page...
If copyright infringement is theft, then stealing GPL code is theft.

If copyright infringement isn't theft (our goal), then it doesn't matter.

Hope that makes some sense.
I would really want to have a face to face conversation, because I see you have genuine interest in the discussion, it seems we are talking past each other.

> If it's the same language it can't be a new language. You didn't link anything with your sources.

A language is more than the syntax. For example common lisp, emacs lisp, racket and scheme are different languages with exact same syntax. Java and C have very similar syntax, but are 2 languages. Source SICP https://web.mit.edu/6.001/6.037/sicp.pdf or the videos in youtube.

A DSL does not need to have a new syntax. Source wikipedia article, under embedded DSL.

If your DSL follows existing syntax, you can use the tools. Note my example with JSON.

>> Passing parameters is data. (…)
Passing data from one program to another or one computer to another is different, but then that isn't a language

Well actually it is. And data and code cannot be tell apart. I can only recommend to go throw the SICP lectures in youtube. Your example with GCcode is good, code is data, data is code. Also about the example, consider it is, as said, a great simplification, there are lots of details and constraints that I cannot possibly enumerate here. Also note that one way of passing data between 2 computers can by done via RPC which is a language (procedures and functions are called remotely, executing code in the remote computer, which works with the data) that was actually the case in the example.

> This sounds like a data format. If something isn't being executed directly, it's data. If it is being executed directly, don't make a new language, because it takes a decade and hundreds of people to get it to work well.

A C program is also a data format. All is a data format. At the end in the compiler or interpreter the program is an AST, ALWAYS! And an AST ist just a data structure!
Gotcha. This is a helpful explanation. Thanks!
As mentioned, if honey did a reasonable amount of verification that the coupon could rightfully be shared for some definition of reasonable they could make the case for innocence. They should be able to provide evidence of this.

There are external testers as well as many other reasons to issue one off coupons to third parties. So the presumption that an employee of the company has permission to act as an agent of a company does not apply in such cases.