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Amazon EKS – Now Generally Available
(aws.amazon.com)
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Thorn | San Francisco or Remote (US based) | Full-time Contract | $100k - $150k | Software Engineer | https://www.wearethorn.org/ Thorn is searching for a software engineer to join its engineering team as a full-time (40 hr
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If I understand correctly, games have to specifically opt-in to SLI, the ability to use two consumer graphics cards in parallel/concert, so I would imagine that it's a similar situation here, the game would by default render on ju
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Brain cells that track location in space appear to also count beats in time
(quantamagazine.org)
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Show HN: Styled Icons – Popular Icon Packs as React / Styled Components
(github.com)
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https://webflow.com/ - complex product, but the marketing site makes it clear and understandable
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Re-inventing npmjs.com
(blog.npmjs.org)
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Move to Trash
(realartists.com)
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Thorn | San Francisco or Remote (US based) | Full-time | $100k - $150k | Software Engineer Thorn is a non-profit focused on building technology to defend children from sexual abuse. Working at Thorn gives you the opportunity to apply your s
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He's saying that saying "can you do X because Y" sometimes is just another way of asking "can you do X". So in this case, them asking for the OP to lower salary may have nothing to do with the position being remote
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It’s a small team, so as a developer I’m not working “on content”, but definitely working “around” it if that makes sense. It’s not as bad as it could be, but I’d say somebody should at least be aware of the potential and take it seriously,
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I am remote, yes! Thorn has a SF office, but the team is almost 50% remote.
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Definitely, I think support is crucial. I work around people who have victim ID experience (reviewing abuse material with the goal of locating children) and strongly share your respect. It’s so impactful in the lives of the victims, but you
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It’s definitely a factor to be aware of. We are legally not allowed to be exposed to image content, as developers, but personally I do have some exposure to text content as part of my role. Thorn has an excellent support / wellness sys
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I left an amazing company with one of the best work environments ( https://webflow.com ) to work for a non-profit that fights child sexual abuse ( https://www.wearethorn.org ). The work has been incredibly rewarding, an
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There has been some recent buzz around https://parceljs.org/ , which aims to also "just work" with minimal configuration.
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Unlike many of the other replies, I have had largely positive experiences with UberEats, especially compared to some of the other available services. Doordash's wait time is long at 60-90 minutes usually. Postmates has some insanely
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Paged as in alerted or summoned - this service https://www.pagerduty.com/
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RSS dumped into a feed reader ( https://feedbin.com/ ) is what works best for me. I can quickly scan missed headlines, read what I'm interested in, star what I want to keep, and mark everything else as read. Reeder on
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Privacy ( https://privacy.com/ ) offers a similar service for those that want something that works with more than American Express cards or other such offerings from other card issuers.
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I have personally found it to be a practical, useful API standard that provides benefits over a JSON API in Rails. I wrote an article about some of the benefits a couple of years ago: https://0x2a.sh/from-rest-to-graphql-b4
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In my experience, people do not always "instinctively leave certain tidbits" off of Facebook - in fact, people often feel like Facebook is in many ways a private space. Like "it's just my friends," even though the f
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I have been using this for a while now and really appreciate the extra notifications. Several times I have found interesting forks of my own projects through GitNotifier emails.
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Do you have a recommended mic setup for a Raspberry Pi? Devices like the Echo have multiple mics, etc., to detect voices in otherwise noisy rooms, so if there's something like that for a DIY setup that would be awesome.
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For the downvoters, it was the CIA not the NSA. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13813160 for context.
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If I had to guess, requiring that each email address be tied to an individual person would allow NBox to stay off "temporary email address" blacklists. It's a privacy service essentially, not an anonymity service. Same reas
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GoodReads is owned by Amazon at this point, so if nothing else, they serve to drive purchases to Amazon.com.
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Because then you're out of luck when you need to update your password, say, due to a data breach at your target site. Or when the deterministically generated password doesn't meet the specific password requirements of the website
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It is useful for some security protections in such a hosted subdomain scenario which is why herokuapp.com, herokussl.com, github.io, gitlab.io, etc are on the list, but yes, you would not be able to use your primary domain there, you'd
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Woebot – Your charming robot friend who is ready to listen, 24/7
(woebot.io)
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