MurphyA/hacker-news huggingface dataset:
by jborden13 | 2025-07-01 16:24:30+00:00
Location: Telluride, CO

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Product Leadership: Scaling SaaS startups → PE exit, 100+ remote teams

AI/Innovation: OpenAI, RAG, LangChain, NLP/LLM pipelines, distributed systems

Technical: TypeScript, Node, Python, React/Vue, AWS/Azure, SQL/NoSQL

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-borden/

Email: jborden13 [@t] gmail [dot] com

Built and sold a B2B SaaS company serving Fortune 500 brands with e-commerce intelligence and compliance. Now seeking to lead product/innovation teams solving complex problems at the intersection of data, AI, and scalable systems.

* Open to fractional, advisory, or full-time roles.
by nicksolace | 2025-07-01 16:25:16+00:00
Solace Health | Various Roles | Remote (US Only)

A quick note. A few of you have pointed out we have been hiring for some of the same roles for a few months. This is true - it's not because we have not hired anyone, quite the opposite. We are growing fast and our engineering team is no exception. I realize it's hard to tell these days what jobs are "real" but make no mistake - we're hiring aggressively.

About Solace:

The U.S. healthcare system wasn’t built for patients. It’s massive, confusing, exhausting, and designed to wear people down. It denies access, withholds clarity, fails to take patients seriously, and rarely shows them how to fix what’s broken. When care gets delayed or denied, patients are often left with more questions than answers.

At Solace, we’re on a mission to empower patients & improve outcomes. By helping people work with professional health advocates, Solace serves as an integral, personal support layer for health issues in a way that the health system can’t. Using proprietary technology to match patients with experienced advocates, Solace cuts through the red tape of healthcare and helps individuals and families make informed decisions that result in better outcomes.

Solace is a Series B startup founded in 2022 and backed by Inspired Capital, Craft Ventures, Torch Capital, Menlo Ventures and Signalfire. We have a lean, fully-remote U.S. team distributed coast-to-coast.

Check out our funding announcement in the WSJ here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/medicare-coverage-fuels-solaces...

We're hiring across the org, you can view all our open roles here: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Solace?utm_source=x4QJmBQEg7

If you have experience working for a consumer startup, are mission driven, are based in the US and very clearly meet the requirements for one of our roles but have some lingering questions, email me (nicholas at solace dot health).
by jeffreysmith | 2025-07-01 16:25:23+00:00
[Stealth GenAI startup] | NYC ONSITE | Founding Engineering Lead | Full-Time]

We're a stealth mode genAI startup working to advance the state-of-the-art in generative visual media. We've just closed our preseed round and are now backed by 3 expert VC funds and a collection of AI leader angels. Our team consists of highly experienced AI leaders from leading companies. And we're working with some of the biggest companies in media.

The role we're hiring for is an engineering leader to drive the evolution of our research platform into our first commercial-grade product. This work centers around the orchestration and scaling of multimodal understanding and image and video generation models. You'll be the primary architect of our platform capabilities and working closely with both cloud and model partners as well as enterprise customers deploying our technology.

This is a unique opportunity to be part of the founding technical cohort of a deeply innovative team with a unique technology that no one else is building.

More about the role here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xMiTuj3VTgA96Yg3EzORsaDj...
by tonyhb | 2025-07-01 16:25:27+00:00
Inngest (https://www.inngest.com) | Engineers, Marketing+GTM | Remote (US, San Francisco) | Full-time | $130-245k + equity Inngest is a developer platform that enables developers to build amazing, complex, and reliable products without the hassle of building and maintaining infrastructure. It combines modern orchestration, advanced multi-tenant aware queueing, and built-in observability packaged in an easy to learn and use product that any developer can learn. We're backed by top tier investors including a16z, Notable Capital, Afore capital and angels including Guillermo Rauch (Vercel) and Tom Preston-Werner (Github co-founder). We serve customers from startups and large co's like Resend, SoundCloud, Gumroad, TripAdvisor, Browser Use.

You: Want to be part of a fast growing startup that is changing how developers build software.

- Distributed Systems, Execution Engineer - San Francisco

- Product Engineer - Full Stack - San Francisco, Remote US

- Content Engineer, Docs - Remote US

- Product Marketer - San Francisco

- Dev Rel - San Francisco

Roles: https://innge.st/hn-july-25-hiring

About working @ Inngest: https://innge.st/hn-july-25-info
by kdumont | 2025-07-01 16:26:04+00:00
AllSpice | https://allspice.io/ | Boston, MA / SF or Hybrid | Full time (US timezones) | Mid/Sr./Principal/Staff | Golang, Vuejs, Rust

At AllSpice, we're building the future of hardware development and collaboration, applying modern software design principles to the hardware industry with design review, automated test, and Gen AI (think GitHub/Bitbucket for hardware). AllSpice is unlocking the next generation of smart vehicles, IOT devices, rockets, medical devices, robotics, and much more.

Read more about our latest Series A announcement in TechCrunch (https://techcrunch.com/2025/06/23/allspices-platform-is-the-...)!

We have a highly capable, tight-knit, remote-first team with a flex office in Somerville, MA and SF. We strongly value continuous communication and personal development. See more on our careers page https://allspice.io/careers

We’re hiring primarily for:

Principal/Lead Software Engineer - You'll lead our product management platform architecture (Vue, TS, Golang, Playwright), and work with open-source projects to extend our user experience. https://allspice.io/post/jobs/principal-lead-fullstack-engin...

Sr./Principal Product Manager - You'll lead our core product platform user experience, with new ECAD file integrations, collaboration features, and improved onboarding experience for git. You should have some experience in the hardware design process and git. https://allspice.io/post/jobs/sr-technical-product-manager

Sr./Principal Technical Product Manager (Actions) - You're a hardware nerd who's been frustrated with the lack of automation and data access in electronics design. You're thrilled at the prospect of running wild with full access to circuits data to build extensible plugins to automate design validation, generate exports, run simulations, and connect to external data APIs. https://allspice.io/post/jobs/sr-technical-product-manager-a...

Sr./Principal Technical Product Manager (AI) - You've been an early adopter, introducing AI features in your past products. You understand how to tame large amounts of data for use in RAG to get consistent, functional output from LLMs, and you're not afraid to talk tensors. https://allspice.io/post/jobs/sr-technical-product-manager-a...

Mid+ SW Parsing and datastructures (rust) - systems programming experience required. You'll be responsible for helping develop our ECAD schema and convert between file formats efficiently. This role can flex to be pretty senior if you have more experience than is listed. https://allspice.io/post/jobs/software-engineer-parsing-and-...

Tech Stack: Docker, Terraform, GoLang, Rust, Python, Vue, Javascript

Apply by emailing us at jobs<AT>allspice[dt]io (<AT> -> @, [dt] -> .) with [HN] in the title and a link to your GitHub/GitLab profile and/or resume for technical roles.
by PaulHoule | 2025-07-01 16:26:07+00:00
I find it hard to believe.

I've worked on some social platforms and participated in or watched many more and one thing I've noticed is that it is very hard to get users of a successful platform to play a different "game" than the one they are accustomed to.

It's also super hard to start something new so if you have 10,000-1,000,000,000 using voice chat or uploading and downloading scientific papers or anything else it would be a shortcut to use your platform to get those people to do something else but when you try it you find they are pretty resistant. Platforms like that have a huge amount of inertia and it's hard to get them to change.

For instance, everybody says Facebook is aging out and you don't see Facebook trying to counter that at all, instead their strategy has been to buy newer platforms like Instagram, WhatsApp and Oculus and make little effort to integrate them. When they do try to start something new like Threads they can't translate their existing large user base and technological advantage into a successful new product.

Bier has a heck of a track record at starting new things, and I'm sure Musk is paying Bier plenty, but I'm not sure anyone can steer that ship in a new direction.
by wyldberry | 2025-07-01 16:26:12+00:00
Again, burying the lede of the article which is about the last remaining pesticide that was effectively targeting the mite colonies. Six months of lost work is not the make or break for this, as this mite has been identified as a problem for at least a decade. This is a *treatment* of the mite problem, for which we have over a decade of research, proposed solutions, etc on.

That said: this mite problem is because of our industrial agricultural practices by bringing invasive species into the country to create a honey industry. The solutions to this are generally a combination of the below (at a high level):

1. Evolutionary arms race where scientists in academia and industry consistently try to find or invent new molecules that will harm nearly exclusively the mite, or perhaps genetically engineer a more resistant honeybee

2. Improve sterilization practices and protect existing swarms, and quickly identify mite infestations that could wipe the colony out.

3. Change of keeping practices to more accurately mimic nature, which is a challenge, because these bees are not native to the ecosystem, and native bees do not face these pressures because of a variety of reasons in the colony life-cycle.

This article is not about how impactful the "efficiency improvements" the government did by removing stability and the ability to plan long-term that occurred earlier this year. That was, at best, a drop in the bucket for this specific problem. You gotta stop looking at who is currently in charge when you're looking at a problem that initially was identified in 1987[0].

[0] - https://tsusinvasives.org/home/database/varroa-destructor
by dinfinity | 2025-07-01 16:26:46+00:00
It is trivial to train AI on 3D representations. In fact, that already happens in cases where robot algorithms are trained in simulations.

Another thing to remember is that the senses we have aren't the only ones in biology and far from the only ones possible. In fact, anything that gives you another type of information about the world (you're modeling) is a different sense. In that sense (ha), AI has access to an incredibly vast and varied array of senses that is inaccessible to humans. Lidar is a very simple example of that.

I don't think touch and temperature sensitivity are needed to achieve it, but I do agree that training with senses specifically for understanding 3D space is very important. At the very least binocular video.
by jpmonette | 2025-07-01 16:26:48+00:00
SEEKING WORK | London, UK | Remote preferred | Full-Stack Engineer

I’m a full-stack engineer with 10+ years of experience building scalable apps and shipping products end-to-end for startups and Fortune 500s (healthtech, pharma, SaaS). I specialize in React, TypeScript, Node.js, AWS.

Recently led engineering on MapLab (Komodo Health), a patient data analytics platform.

I also:

- Speak English & French, and communicate well with product/design - Won AI & crypto hackathons (Solana, Filecoin, ETHGlobal) - Contributed to Salesforce’s React Native SDK (TypeScript migration)

Tech: React, Next.js, Node.js, GraphQL, Terraform, Docker, AWS, GitHub Actions, Salesforce, ChatGPT, HuggingFace

- hn at jpmonette [dot] net
by const_cast | 2025-07-01 16:27:28+00:00
Right, but they're not. Because as stated, the reason we're in this situation is because we've let obvious falsehoods masquerade as legitimate opinions when those making the claims don't even believe them. You think the petroleum industry actually believes climate change is a hoax? Of course not. That doesn't stop the right from being ideologically opposed to clean air.

The problem here is people such as yourself, and other's, are far too forgiving. You're attributing more good will then you have any right to. These people are lying, they know they're lying, and they're doing it to make a quick buck. If we can't even acknowledge the situation we're in, then we have no hope of fixing it.
by mrweasel | 2025-07-01 16:27:28+00:00
As a Danish beekeeper: Who the hell uses a pesticide in their beehives?

I agree that keeping mites under controls is tricky at best, but I've never heard of anyone using a pesticide. Normal practise, even for commercial beekeepers is to use oxalic acid. That's not really something mites become resistant to. The other option is brood control, where you basically do a period of time with no brood, leaving the mites without the ability to reproduce. I can see the later not being tricky for commercial beekeepers as that is a lot of hives to manage. The same goes for removing drone brood during the summer, it helps a lot, but I wouldn't want to do it to hundreds of hives.

More and more I feel like the right option is the breeding of mite restistant bees, but that would entail doing nothing for a long period of time or crossing European honeybees with Asian varieties that can remote the mites themselves. The work is already being do, but it's still years away. We have found wild beehives, including abandoned beehives, which are fairly mite resistant.
by chriseh | 2025-07-01 16:28:11+00:00
Why I built Aegis AI

A couple of years ago my phone became my biggest enemy. I would sit down to work, open Instagram for “a minute,” and surface two hours later. The deeper I dug, the worse the research looked:

•Stanford MRI studies show gray-matter shrinkage in the prefrontal cortex from chronic screen time.

•Constant digital interruption can cut measured IQ by roughly ten points—more than moderate cannabis use.

•Adults 18-25 already show measurable cortical thinning.

The average person now burns six hours a day on low-quality content. Oxford’s 2024 “word of the year”, brain rot - captures it.

How the app tries to break the loop

•Personalised AI coach – identifies your worst offenders and proposes a blocking schedule reviewed each week.

•Pre-emptive prompts – breathing drills or short quotations pop up when you try to open a blocked app.

•Adaptive limits – rules tighten or relax based on actual behaviour.

•Circadian sync – mornings and nights get stricter blocks to protect REM and deep focus.

•Deep focus sessions – structured sprints that keep everything else silenced.

Early results

Beta users report two to three reclaimed hours a day and a noticeable drop in “phantom” notification checking.

Free trial for HN

HN readers can run a full AI screen-time diagnosis and a three-day trial with code "HCKR".

I would love blunt feedback on the previously mentioned points and in general to make this the ultimate screen time and digital wellbeing app.

You can download Aegis AI directly here: https://apps.apple.com/app/aegis-ai-screen-time-controls/id6...

Email: chris@getaegis.co – all replies answered.
by CER10TY | 2025-07-01 16:28:33+00:00
SEEKING WORK | Germany | Fully Remote

I help startups implement secure API architectures through audits, strategy development, or ongoing support. As a solo consultant with 10 years of experience across startups to enterprise, you work directly with me (no junior handoffs). My goal is to enable your team to develop secure APIs independently, not create long-term dependency.

My website has more info: https://www.soeren.codes/

You'll find additional contact info there as well - feel free to reach out!
by zetaben | 2025-07-01 16:28:49+00:00
Konvu | https://konvu.com/ | Software Engineer | FULLTIME | ONSITE | Paris, France

At Konvu, we’re on a mission to make security invisible. As we move towards a future dominated by code automatically generated, tested, and deployed by AIs, we need a new paradigm for application security. We need vulnerabilities to be automatically detected, prioritized and remediated.

Behind Konvu are founders with deep roots in the security industry. As part of the founding team at Sqreen (YC W18), a notable security startup acquired by Datadog, we have firsthand experience in driving security solutions from concept to global impact.

We’re looking for:

* Product Engineers (passionate about AI agents) https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/konvu/be028b43-a7a7-4f0a-b968-320dd...

* Vulnerability Research Analyst https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/konvu/2e911057-9d36-47aa-b943-3c51d...
by michallech | 2025-07-01 16:28:54+00:00
Location: Poland (US timezones OK):

Remote: Yes, ok with in-office meetings Willing to relocate: Yes for epic offers Technologies: * Python, Django, FastAPI * React, React Native, NodeJS, Firebase * Kubernetes, AWS, GC, Azure, Terraform, CephFS, GlusterFS, Proxmox, esxi * PyTorch, Apache Spark, Apache Airflow, Kafka * LLM Integrations: Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Mistral, DeepSeek * LLM fine-tuning, RAG/CAG, LoRA, MCP Résumé/CV: https://michallech.info/static/Michal-Lech-Resume.pdf Email: michal@michallech.info

Well rounded Full Stack Engineer (and a former CEO) who thrives in high pressure startup environments, mentor, geek and a budding ML/LLM researcher.
by hungcq | 2025-07-01 16:29:33+00:00
Location: Berlin, Germany (UTC+2 timezone)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Golang & React.js (most recent), Java, Node.js, AWS, MySQL, Kafka, Temporal, Docker, Kubernetes, Istio, EFK stack, Prometheus, Grafana

Resume/CV: https://files.hungcq.com/CV.pdf

Email: hungcqrt@gmail.com

I'm Hung, a software engineer with 6+ years of experience. I have worked in different types of environments: from small, start-up-like, to medium-sized (~100-200 engineers), to big-corporation (~2000 engineers). I've built systems from scratch and scaled large distributed systems handling millions reqs/s. As a result, I have both the practicality and adaptivity of a start-up developer, and the awareness of scale, reliability and process of a software engineer.

I read extensively and learn systematically, not only software engineering but also a wide range of other subjects. My portfolio (https://portfolio.hungcq.com) showcases side projects driven by curiosity and a deep interest in learning. I enjoy exploring the full stack, experimenting with technologies such as the clouds, workflow engine, service mesh and observability stacks, ML, and LLMs.

(I think) I'm up for any challenge. I'm ambitious, I'm confident in myself. But I'm also humble enough to learn quickly from my mistake, and to work well with others.

If you are interested, book a discussion with me via: https://calendar.app.google/oiWZPC6tRACD4sSX8
by shados | 2025-07-01 16:29:41+00:00
Yup. But my point is you can build this yourself, FOR yourself. So if you're not comfortable with using this one, you can build one on your own that you can trust (because you built it yourself).

Thats the whole point. In an AI world, you're no longer bound by the limits of what 3rd parties do or don't do, plus or minus some datasets (like in this case, the job postings).
by rbergmair | 2025-07-01 16:29:52+00:00
Location: Germany

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Languages: English, German

Technologies: Python, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Search Engines, Machine Learning (ML), Finance, Law, Perl, Lua, Linux, LLM, RAG, scientific Py (numpy, scipy, pandas, matplotlib, scikit-learn), QGIS & geographical Py, nltk, vector search, elasticsearch, apache solr, lucene, quickwit tantivy, PostgreSQL, clickhouse, mongodb, redshift, AWS, Azure, docker, git

Résumé/CV: https://richard.bergmair.eu/en/projects/resume.pdf

Web: https://richard.bergmair.eu/

Email: richard.bergmair@urefpa25.onmicrosoft.com

Hours: CET (European), US East, Indian

Data Scientist, Data Engineer, Search Engineer, AI Developer

Ph.D. in NLP from the University of Cambridge; recently: course on LLMs from MIT's AI & ML Certificate

13 years of freelancing in long-term remote gigs

~ 10 years of that was heavy on Data Science & ML (Goldman Sachs, Telefónica Germany, Flowminder Foundation, ...)

~ 7 years of that was heavy on Search Engines & NLP (DuckDuckGo, JUJU a.k.a. job-search-engine.com, ...)

some special interests: privacy & data protection (TÜV-certified), legal tech, law & compliance, finance, bookkeeping
by mliezun | 2025-07-01 16:29:58+00:00
SEEKING WORK | Paris, France | Remote Only (Any Timezone)

Biotech/Bioinformatics Software Engineer | 7+ years experience

I'm a software engineer currently at Gencove (biotech) with deep expertise in bioinformatics and genomics software development. I help biotech companies build robust, scalable solutions from MVP to production.

What I bring: Domain expertise in genomics pipelines, bioinformatics workflows, and biotech-specific challenges. Full-stack development with Python (primary), Go, Rust, React/Next.js. Available as fractional CTO or founding engineer for early-stage biotech startups. Highly self-motivated with extensive remote work experience.

Ideal for: Biotech/bioinformatics/genomics companies needing technical expertise, developer tools and infrastructure projects, early-stage startups requiring foundational technical leadership, and short to mid-term consulting engagements.

Open source: Notable project at https://github.com/mliezun/caddy-snake

Blog: https://mliezun.com

Contact: https://linkedin.com/in/mliezun

Available for immediate engagement. Happy to discuss how I can help accelerate your biotech project.
by tastyfreeze | 2025-07-01 16:29:58+00:00
As somebody no longer attached to a university I rarely have the money to access all the papers I want to read. Sci-hub is the way that distribution should be. Accessible to all, free for all. Restricting access to published leading edge research just slows progress and hampers self education. I dream that some day the other aspects of journals can be served by software similar sci-hubs open access. The only people that would be upset about that would be the journal publishers themselves.

But, there are some key features needed to dethrone journals that aren't easy to accomplish. Sci-hub only satisfies the access requirement. To dethrone publishers also requires features for publishing, review and discovery. Some universities might still want printed journals but with all the on demand printers available that is something that could be satisfied easily. I think the only way this really works and doesn't just devolve into another pay to play journal is a federated system where paper producers run a server to publish and host their own papers and can subscribe to other producers' servers.
by dessimus | 2025-07-01 16:30:01+00:00
You do not think a mother killing her own child is punishment enough? It's very unlikely she intentionally planned to kill her child in this manner to cover it up as an accident.

Besides backup cameras have use beyond just making sure a child is not behind you, such as assisting with parking, or seeing if there is oncoming traffic when there is a larger vehicle parked next to you.