MurphyA/hacker-news huggingface dataset:
by sixo | 2025-09-01 17:35:53+00:00
Location: Currently NC, but I'd like to move back to NYC. Open to in-person in either state.

Remote: Open to full remote or hybrid in NC/NYC

Willing to relocate: Possibly within the East Coast.

Technologies: Python, SQL, some Scala, some Typescript. DBT, Postgres, Spark, Flink. Various AWS like Kinesis, Firehose, Glue, Redshift.

Résumé/CV: https://github.com/skritch/resume/blob/master/sam-kritchevsk...

Email: sam.kritch@gmail.com

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Roles: Data platform, data engineer, some data science, some backend, a little full-stack, a little ML engineering.

Other skills: writing, math.

Full/part/contract: Open to full-time, part-time, or contract.

About me: I have five years' total industry experience across various data-team roles, most recently as a tech lead of a small Data Platform Engineering team. I've been out of the industry for a few years, but am now interested in working again. Lately I've been putting out feelers for jobs, getting up to speed on the AI-equipped vibecoding era, and putting some projects on Github so I have a public portfolio (link on my profile).

I would be most interested in working at a smaller company (<500, and ideally <100) on a data platform/engineering/pipelines team, where my current expertise can be immediately useful. But I'd also be open to backend or full-stack roles, with a data emphasis, especially on data-intensive products.
by leothekim | 2025-09-01 17:35:56+00:00
Justworks | Hybrid (US: New York City, Canada: Toronto) | Full-time | Multiple roles | https://justworks.com/careers

Justworks is helping businesses get off the ground by enabling them to focus on running their business. We solve HR issues. We’re data-driven and never stop iterating. And, we are hiring across the board! If you’d like to work in a supportive and entrepreneurial environment, are interested in building something meaningful, and having fun while doing it, we’d love to hear from you!

- Engineering Manager: https://grnh.se/yzes4b8l1us

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- Group Product Manager: https://grnh.se/3jlr8o3c1us

- Product Manager: https://grnh.se/1nkz4qef1us
by mhammerc | 2025-09-01 17:36:54+00:00
Location: Paris, France

Remote: Yes (EU)

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: (Front) React Native, Flutter, React (Back) Node.js, PostgreSQL (Electronics) nRF52, BLE

Résumé/CV: https://hammerchmidt.com/cv_martin_hammerchmidt.pdf

Portfolio: https://hammerchmidt.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mhammerc/

Email: hiring@hammerchmidt.com

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My name is Martin.

8+ years of professional experience. 12+ years of coding if counting my passion since childhood.

I have built and launched Weezem on 2021, and maintained it since. 100k registered users.

I have built and launched SPART on 2021 too, and maintained it until 2024. (for a client)

I have fun projects such as an OpenGL engine or completed the Turing Complete game (learn about CPU design).

I am an excellent communicator and listener, self-directed, and fast learner.

I left my previous job after 5 years with the same people. I am now looking for my next chapter.
by SilentM68 | 2025-09-01 17:36:59+00:00
Inaccurate! Users' bare responsibility, because after being told that things will go wrong, users still went ahead and did it any ways, at least during my time in that industry. In my experience, the majority of the users that I dealt with were those fresh out of public college and education, where their brains were lobotomized during their time in school, and refuse to learn, even when the truth was in front of them.

Yes, a company like that and not learning lessons deserves to fail. The problem is that there are too many young uneducated graduates, that were never taught to distinguish the truth from myth. Garbage companies and their greed continue to take advantage of their naivety because they know the industry is f**ed and there is no real way to make a sustainable living. The economies are, have been, and will continue to be messed up. Just take a look around and see how jobs are nonexistent. Those jobs that do exists, are few and far between. People mostly get hired by knowing someone in a company, a friend, a family member that can recommend them. There will never be enough jobs for everyone.

Basically, the company is crap, a by-product of a long-declining, garbage-industry, based on political policies and lies from the past. It reminds me of the "Never-ending story,". Recycle, repeat! Recycle, repeat! Never Innovate :(

Sol Roth
by bigyabai | 2025-09-01 17:37:00+00:00
Because the people holding the papers have taken a shot and been quarantined for 14 days? They could have gotten Covid 20 times, if they don't show any symptoms and have the vaccine then they aren't posing any threat. You are the largest transmission vector in this scenario, all the pastry shops and ghost tours you got kicked out of were justified.
by ulfw | 2025-09-01 17:37:31+00:00
Location: Hong Kong and Australia as PR (Global Talent Visa/PR in both). No sponsorship required.

Remote: Preferred, Yes worldwide possible (as either part time, fractional, consulting, board, advisory, freelance or similar arrangement)

Willing to relocate: Yes. Preferably AU or HK but also APAC flexible.

Results-oriented Product Management and People Leader with 15+ years of experience in the Mobile and Internet industries, known for driving innovation, high-impact growth, and strategic product direction. Stanford MBA with a proven track record in scaling multi-million dollar products across global markets, leveraging expertise in AI/ML, UX/UI, and e-commerce to deliver user-centric solutions. Accomplished executive in leading organizations like Google, Myspace, Booking Holdings (Agoda), Skyscanner, and multiple startups through growth and transformation. EU national, permanent resident of Australia and Hong Kong.

Résumé/CV: http://www.ulfw.com/docs/CVulfw.pdf

LinkedIn Contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/waschbusch/

eMail: calstanford at gmail dot com
by m-schuetz | 2025-09-01 17:38:00+00:00
I've lost a lot of enthusiasm about close-range public transport. In Vienna, bicycles get you nearly every twice as fast as public transport, and mostly about as fast as cars, depending on your destination. Bikes are about four times cheaper as public transport too.

Public transport ist great to connect cities, and perhaps districts. Beyound that, it quickly hits diminishing returns. It's prohibitly expensive to connect at a city block level, and even more expensive to connect rural towns. And Austria recently started doing very odd things. We are now building train stations in the middle of nowhere, not connected to any town. They are not meant to become new city centers, they are meant to be accessed via cars. They are useless for car-free people, and people with cars almost exclusively continue to commute the entire way by car.

In any case, the Netherlands is where I really got a sense of true mobility-freedom. You can get absolutely everywhere cheaply, safely and comfortably by bicycle. I've never before experienced such relaxing commutes as cycling along rivers and through meadows to work, then taking a detour through woods and parks on the way back home.
by const_cast | 2025-09-01 17:38:02+00:00
Is this is a real threat that's actually happening on a scale that matter or moreso a make believe type thing?

Because I can do make believe type arguments all day. We should lock everyone up, because what if a super astroid hits the Earth and only prison is strong enough to protect them??

See, easy, and kind of fun. Doesn't mean much though.
by dualogy | 2025-09-01 17:38:28+00:00
> Nim has fantastic interoperability with C++

Last year I asked around in the Nim community if "the C++ interop" will allow me to easily link-to-and-import in Nim a C++ lib (in this case, a 3D engine called WickedEngine) and thus make a game using its surface API from Nim instead of writing it all in C++.

There seemed to be no straightforward way to do so whatsoever. Sure you can import old-school C APIs. Sure maybe you can have Nim transpile to C++ code. But "fantastic interoperability" didn't have my fantasy here in mind: something like `@importcpp "../libwickedengine/compilecommands.json"` and boom, done, including LSP auto-complete =)

It would be the same for other major C++ libs then: think LLVM, Dear Imgui, Qt, OpenCV, libtorrent, FLTK, wxWidgets, bgfx, assimp, SFML......

Sure, I get it, "unlike C, C++ doesn't have an ABI. These C++ libs should maintain and expose a basic C API". I agree! But still..
by grg0 | 2025-09-01 17:38:29+00:00
Rust supports careful management of memory at the expense of unsafety, at which point that particular area of the code offers no benefit over C/C++, let alone value in a rewrite. There is no type system for reinterpreting bits of memory.

And for the safe parts, the posts that I've read from people who have spent a non-trivial amount of effort with the language do not paint a clear picture either on whether there was really a benefit to the language overall.

So to say that "the world has moved on" in light of all of this is pure hubris.
by captainmuon | 2025-09-01 17:38:30+00:00
I think users applies to end-users here. So you must not run the software as a service (either paid or for free) for other users. You are free to use it yourself.

Crucially, I think what is banned to offer accounts. Offering turnkey-hosting is probably banned in spirit, but the person offering the turnkey-hosting is not in violation, rather the person booking the turnkey hosting and offering the accounts on the instance to third parties is in violation.

I think the wording is originally against somebody like Amazon hosting e.g. database instances for other people to use, and then giving you an account in that database. It's still OK to rent a VM from them and use the package manager to install it.

In any way, it is really confusing, in a way a license should not be. And I don't really understand why someone builds a blog platform, which is not monetized, open sources it, but doesn't want other people to host it. If I open source my stuff, I want people to use it. If I want to share the code but don't want people to use it I'd just put it somewhere it with no license at all (all rights reserved).
by leetbulb | 2025-09-01 17:38:42+00:00
I dislike ads because they generally aren't relevant -- the chance that they add value to my life is very slim -- and we're bombarded with them. Ads will soon become a thing of the past: I imagine AI being able to create full fledged products based on our needs / wants / desires tailored to your personal requirements and constraints. Of course, this is dependent on how much power we're able to pump in to capable AI systems, but as the industry migrates, I don't believe that will be a problem. Imagine how much power is currently wasted on useless legacy data mining and machine learning by the ocean of SaaS companies that promise to boost conversion rates from single digits to single digits for the countless amount of products that only perpetuate the destruction of this world.
by mhammerc | 2025-09-01 17:39:05+00:00
SEEKING WORK | Paris | Full-Stack + Hardware Engineer | Built app with 100k users, maintained for 4+ years

Location: Paris, France

Remote: Yes (EU)

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: (Front) React Native, Flutter, React (Back) Node.js, PostgreSQL (Electronics) nRF52, BLE

Résumé/CV: https://hammerchmidt.com/cv_martin_hammerchmidt.pdf

Portfolio: https://hammerchmidt.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mhammerc/

Email: hiring@hammerchmidt.com

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8+ years of professional experience. 12+ years of coding if counting my passion since childhood.

I have built and launched Weezem on 2021, and maintained it since. 100k registered users.

I have built and launched SPART on 2021 too, and maintained it until 2024. (for a client)

I have fun projects such as an OpenGL engine or completed the Turing Complete game (learn about CPU design).

I am an excellent communicator and listener, self-directed, and fast learner.

I left my previous job after 5 years with the same people. I am now looking for my next chapter.
by jjmarr | 2025-09-01 17:39:40+00:00
ccache only caches the individual object files produced by compiling a .cpp file.

C++ build times are actually dominated by redundant parsing of headers included in multiple .cpp files. And also redundant template instantiations in different files. This redundancy still exists when using ccache.

By caching the individual language constructs, you eliminate the redundancy entirely.
by p_ing | 2025-09-01 17:39:57+00:00
The place I live in was founded in the 1880s and incorporated a few years before the Model T debuted. Prior to the 1880s, Native Americans resided here. How is that car centric planning? And exactly how can one afford to live in a city where rent is $2500+ for a two bedroom or $1m+ for a SFH? That’s not going to happen on a McSalary. Those folks instead commute 1+ hours from affordable urban or more likely rural areas.
by tgv | 2025-09-01 17:40:19+00:00
> I wish they elaborated on how they measure commercial promise.

Why (the fuck, I may add) would they focus on signs of commercial promise in the first place?

> AI ... tends to be a conventional wisdom machine

And it would therefore confidently pick submissions that look like older successes. Sending in a copy of something that was patented just before the model's cutoff date would be a good strategy.
by manish_gill | 2025-09-01 17:40:22+00:00
ClickHouse | Senior Software Engineer - Distributed Systems / Cloud Data Infrastructure / Kubernetes | Remote

(US preferred right now, EU is technically fine but I'm looking to ramp up in US atm)

ClickHouse is a popular, Open-Source OLAP Database. We are ClickHouse Inc, the company behind the database aiming to build the best in class real time data warehouse.

What we are looking for:

Distributed Systems / Cloud Engineers to build the AutoScaling Systems for a Cloud Database.

We also maintain our own ClickHouse-based Data Infrastructure. Bonus points if you've worked on auto-scaling or other data-driven forecasting challenges in the past.

Can work in an early stage startup environment. Proactive and hands on. You must be independent and self-organised. Good at Go, Kubernetes (Understanding how to manage stateful services in a multi-cloud environment) We have a Python service in our Recommendation pipeline, so some ML/Data Science knowledge would be good. SQL / ClickHouse SQL (goes without saying) You'll need to be able to do On-Call - debugging production infra or db issues If you can do low-level database programming (C++, ClickHouse) that's added bonus.

If you want to work on operating production critical databases in the cloud on k8s + write data-driven algorithms for autoscaling, consider applying!

Send me an email: manish.gill [at] clickhouse [dot] com

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFoMsLMZKik [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufY_JFPpzRI

PS: If you're a pure DevOps person or a pure Data Engineer who wrangles data tools, please consider the above requirements before firing off an email. This role is an intersection of a lot of sub-roles, not a particular specialization.
by OhMeadhbh | 2025-09-01 17:40:31+00:00
I bought one of these a couple decades ago. The story I got was they were mass produced in Shenzhen and sold (cheaply) to poorer sections of China, India and SouthEast Asia. As for the "educational" aspect... The one I got did come with an English vocabulary program, and a few other games in what looked like simplified Chinese (couldn't tell for sure, I don't read or speak any of the Chinese dialects.)

But it looked very similar... I'm guessing some of the old fab equipment was completely depreciated and picked up for a song and stuffed in the corner of someone's warehouse and was cranking out 6502 clones by the thousand.

I remember some of the limitations: zero networking (not even RS232), no mass storage (not even a cassette port), 8-bit sound (no voice samples for language lessons) and something like a 252x240 screen resolution.

I've often wondered how (in)expensive you could make something with a better built-in screen, the ability to play VP9/AV1 video and opus samples and Bluetooth to connect to mouse / keyboard and PC as a net and storage device.
by gregnavis | 2025-09-01 17:40:40+00:00
SEEKING WORK | LOCATION: EU (BUT WORKING EASTERN TIME HOURS) | REMOTE ONLY

I'm a fractional CTO and hands-on product engineer with over 17 years of startup experience. I help non-technical founders turn ideas into reality - working products and teams that provide a solid foundation for profitability, fundraising, and growth.

I offer the following services:

1. Product design - design a product that users want, investors back, and engineers can actually build.

2. Product development - build a quality product quickly and start gathering feedback from customers and potential investors as early as possible.

3. Engineering management - hire, onboard, and lead a lean engineering team to accelerate product development and optimize cost.

4. Technical consulting - pick a tech stack and processes appropriate for the current stage without putting future growth at risk.

5. Project rescues - get your project back on track, understand why it went off the rails, and ensure it'll stay on the right track.

If that sounds like what you need then let's chat: contact@gregnavis.com

I've worked across many stacks, but prefer tried and true tech: React + TypeScript or Hotwire on the frontend; Ruby on Rails on the backend. I also have significant experience with Elixir (+ Phoenix) and Python (+ Flask).

Website: https://www.gregnavis.com/

GitHub: https://github.com/gregnavis/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregnavis/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/gregnavis

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by RugnirViking | 2025-09-01 17:40:46+00:00
because the other person hadn't said their piece by the time I said this, and because I stand by the fact that it's simply wrong to conflate leaving a body from england to deceive an enemy about the indented invasion location of an operation (regular deception, no cryptographic purpose). I think it's different, cryptographically speaking, to trying to provoke the enemy to use a known plaintext to try and help breaking their code, which I find a very interesting concept. For what its worth, I also downvoted the other comment yesterday, and the third comment today. I'm frankly astonished so many people are conflating the imo clearly different ideas.

I appreciate your edit that completely replaced the topic of your post; it is now much more interesting. But unfortunately, I could not edit my comment by the time I saw you had changed it
by cwbrandsma | 2025-09-01 17:41:08+00:00
Braden Health | Boise (ONSITE) | Full-time

We are writing and maintaining health software for rural hospitals in Tennessee and Virginia. Small team, products in active development.

We are looking for a full stack developer, comfortable in backend and frontend.

Tech we use: C#, ASP.NET, TypeScript, React, Sql Server. Nice to have: knowledge of HL7, general familiarity with how hospitals work

Email resume to chris.brandsma@bradenhealth.com
by AllegedAlec | 2025-09-01 17:41:15+00:00
> And then there are third-tier historical medieval towns that are 100% walkable and you again don't need a car.

Ah yeah sure I'll just find work in a place and then buy a house there. It's not like 3+ decades of mismanagement on migration and internal policies left even places 30+ minutes by car from work unafforable by mere mortals.
by DuLR10 | 2025-09-01 17:41:40+00:00
Location: Brazil Remote: Yes

Full profile is on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eduardo-lemos-rocha-3198a5149/

Website: https://duing.dev/

Technologies: Haskell, F#, Clojure, OCaml, Racket, Erlang, LFE.

Email: dudulr10@gmail.com

About: My fascination with computer science, with a focus on functional programming, will settle your project in peace, without any stress, extra working hours, and regret. Regardless of the tool and nature of your company, you will have in your hands something that works, performs great and you will be proud of how maintainable it is. You will want to frame it and hang it on your wall because of its elegance. End the pain. A quick email or chat will do.
by sunshowers | 2025-09-01 17:41:45+00:00
The correct way to do cross-platform EOL handling is to use LF for all files on all platforms, and enforce that via hooks or CI. Every program on Windows, including the humble Notepad, understands LF these days.

Git for Windows configures core.autocrlf to true by default. This is a terrible idea, imho. "input" is a bit more justifiable.
by inetknght | 2025-09-01 17:41:50+00:00
> I like the way Chromebooks do things, initially locking down the hardware but allowing you to do whatever if you intentionally know what you're doing

Did you hear? Google's not allowing "sideloading" (whitewashing the meaning of installing) third party apps by unknown developers.

> after wiping the device for security reasons

Think of the ~~children~~ data!
by binarymax | 2025-09-01 17:41:58+00:00
GPT-4 was rumored to be trained on 13 trillion tokens. https://www.kdnuggets.com/2023/07/gpt4-details-leaked.html

Not sure where you’re getting the 45Gb number.

Also, Google doesn’t use GPT-4 for summaries. They use a custom version of their Gemini model family.
by karthikkolli | 2025-09-01 17:42:18+00:00
Location: Remote (India, overlap with US/EU timezones)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Open

Technologies: Rust, Go, Python, Distributed Systems, Kubernetes, AWS/GCP, CUDA, PostgreSQL, Terraform, Helm

Résumé/CV: PDF resume here: [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r3xT_5YWZf0IcYyFLOlP5qdp0MB...]

GitHub: https://github.com/karthikkolli

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/karthikkolli

Email: karthik@karthikkolli.com

Staff Platform Engineer with 14+ years in distributed systems and cloud infrastructure. I design scalable, resilient, and cost-efficient platforms for data and compute workloads. At Rialtic I built a Go-based pipeline that processed millions of records daily (10× throughput gain) and engineered distributed batch systems on EKS. Before that I founded Shipmile, grew it to a 25-member team and $2M ARR, and built an event-driven backend handling 50k+ daily shipments. Earlier roles include Morgan Stanley (low-latency search over 1TB dataset at <5ms p99) and Meditab (leading a web-stack migration).

Side projects include Conv-SNN in Rust (96.7% accuracy, 2× efficiency vs ANN), a profitable RL-based trading engine, and a CUDA Bitcoin finder achieving 285× speedup. I enjoy building efficient distributed systems, performance profiling, and high-throughput data pipelines. Open to Staff+ roles at startups or scale-ups where infrastructure and system design are critical.
by brosen | 2025-09-01 17:43:24+00:00
Location: North Carolina, US Remote: Yes (or local Hybrid) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: AWS, TypeScript, React, C#, Unity Resume: email me Email: benjamin.p.rosen@gmail.com

10+ YOE. TL and Staff Engineer. Contract/consulting/PT/FT.

Highlights:

- Brain-controlled Unity games

- Graphics tools for the Olympics and World Cup

- Virtual classroom

- 0-1 ABAC now protecting $600m/yr in financial data

- 0-1 financial notifications platform

Need a break? Silly little games: https://brosen.itch.io/
by gumby271 | 2025-09-01 17:43:44+00:00
I don't think most people care if the information is true; they just want an answer. Google destroyed the value of search by encouraging and promoting SEO blog spam, the horrible ai summary that confidently tells you some lie can now be sold as an improvement over the awful thing they were selling, and the majority will eat it up. I have to assume the ad portion of the business will be folded into the AI results at some point. The results already suck, making them sponsored won't push people any further away.