MurphyA/hacker-news huggingface dataset:
by interrupt80 | 2025-12-01 20:37:37+00:00
Location: Columbia, MD, US

Remote: Yes, but willing to do in person/hybrid if it wasn't to bad a drive.

Willing to relocate: No.

Technologies: AWS(CDK,Cloud Formation, Batch,Lambda,ECS,DynamoDB,Athena,Glue,EMR), java,C++,Scala,Typescript,SQL

Résumé/CV:https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-levy-8b72b62b/

Email: interrupt@80@gmail.com

Looking for senior/staff position ( 20+ years of experience, 11 with Amazon doing high tps and big data services/dataflow Back end and infra work, worked for Software Insecurity companies, Disk Defragmenter companies, web spidering companies, network monitoring companies)
by carlosjobim | 2025-12-01 20:37:37+00:00
Real estate owners will rather let their buildings rot to zero value than reduce their prices. They have juicy government bailouts coming, and social security and pensions to pay for their upkeep. They don't need the money. It was just an investment to get rich without having to do anything, and if it doesn't work, they'll let it rot because they deserve their massive return god damn it!
by wg0 | 2025-12-01 20:37:41+00:00
Protos don't work out of the box in any browsers as far as I checked last time unless you're willing to deploy a proxy in front to do the translation and it requires extra dependency on the browser as well.

Plus - tooling.

JSON might not be simpler or strict but it gets the job done.

If JSON's size or performance is causing you to go out of business, you surely have bigger problems than JSON.
by tt24 | 2025-12-01 20:37:46+00:00
I’m sorry but I’m unable to parse this.

> she isn’t stealing the state in any way

I never claimed she was stealing the state, I claimed that she was stealing from the state.

> If she's stealing someone, it's someone akin to her younger self whose work is taken away by the state to give her.

I didn’t claim she was stealing anyone.

The state took her money, and she reclaimed some of it. This is perfectly consistent with her moral philosophy and doesn’t constitute hypocrisy in any way.
by howard941 | 2025-12-01 20:37:59+00:00
Embedded Firmware Engineer

Location: Sarasota

Remote: Preferred

Willing to relocate: No thank you

Full time or freelancing

Technologies: C; Sensors; Communications; Drone/UAV/robotics: New product development; Sustainment; Embedded/firmware/bare metal, FreeRTOS, NuttX; *nix/RF/crypto; Kinetis KE Cortex M0+ & M4, Nordic Semi's M4 SOC, ST's M4 ARMs, Espressif's ESP8266, Microchip dsPIC; realtime; IAR, gcc via MCUXpresso & Kinetis Dev and TrueStudio & unix like systems; MPLAB-X IDE; Embedded FreeBSD; Embedded Linux on for ex. Raspberry Pi / Broadcom BCM2837; PX4 drone NuttX on STM32F4; gdb; clang; UML; debugging development prototype hardware; embedded HTTP server; grid support power generation systems; TCP and UDP over IP; Ethernet; power line communications; RS-485; RV-C CANBUS; Bluetooth LE; LoRa; Battery powered devices; storage scopes; visual studio; Java w/Android Studio; GNSS. Licensed attorney & pilot (ASEL/IA); amateur radio extra class

Resume: Please request by email

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by kylecarbs | 2025-12-01 20:38:03+00:00
That would be great!

`npx @ghostty-web/demo@next` starts an HTTP server on `localhost:8080`, so you could just wrap a basic Dockerfile with NPM installed (and maybe a variety of fun Linux tooling, ala vim).

Feel free to shoot me an email: kyle@coder.com. I'll happily add it to the README.
by monocasa | 2025-12-01 20:38:12+00:00
Maybe, it's unclear at the moment.

Apple is known to be one of the kings of putting their suppliers over a barrel. There's a good chance this is mainly a move to negotiate a better deal with TSMC, and even if it's not, the chance that Intel gets a boat load of profit out of it is very small.

And historically when fabs have been separated from a business, it's always been in a way to shed a capital intensive albatross. In that case, they're normally loaded up with so much debt in the divorce that they were essentially never intended to succeed or continue to keep up, but instead just barely stay afloat on the already capitalized investment.
by swyx | 2025-12-01 20:38:13+00:00
> Remix 3 chose Simplicity

i have no dog in this fight and am friends with both but i think this is probably too much leaning into Remix's messaging. i think easier to think about it as "Complex inside" (React) vs "Complex outside" (Remix) - pull up a bunch of equivalent side by side code examples of both to see (this was basically all of react twitter in the month since remix relaunched)

of course React has let the complexity leak and leak and leak over the last 5 years so now the messaging isnt as neat
by wesammikhail | 2025-12-01 20:39:20+00:00
I work as a consultant and tend to focus on helping startups grow their revenue. And what you're saying here is almost word for word what I often recommend as the *first thing* they should do.

In many cases I've seen projects increase their revenue substantially by making simple messaging pivots. Ex. Instead of having your website say "save X dollars on Y" try "earn X more dollars using Y". It's incredible how much impact simple messaging can have on your conversion rates.

This extends beyond just revenue. Focusing on revenue centers instead of cost centers is a great career advice as well.
by Mageek | 2025-12-01 20:39:21+00:00
Breadth vs. Depth.

Alg4Opt covers more topics, providing the motivation behind the algorithm, sometimes a basic derivation, and a concrete implementation. It has citations in the margin for more info.

Nocedal and Wright will go more in-depth on derivation, proving theorems, etc. Implementations are pseudocode, and fewer topics are covered.
by gtm1260 | 2025-12-01 20:39:23+00:00
Automat (runautomat.com) | San Francisco (In Person) | Multiple Roles

Automat (YC W23) - the simplest way for companies to create AI agents that take on repetitive, tedious tasks — from navigating complex user interfaces to reading and processing documents. Our technology helps some of the world’s largest companies streamline their operations.

We’re a small talented team still in the early days of building, and your contributions will go beyond just code. You’ll have the opportunity to actively shape technical solutions, influence product direction, and contribute meaningfully to all aspects of our engineering culture.

Roles:

Full Stack Software Engineer

Forward Deployed Engineer

Applied AI Engineer

And More! See all roles here: https://www.runautomat.com/careers#roles
by sfink | 2025-12-01 20:39:34+00:00
What is this "LD A, 0" syntax? Is it a z80 thing?

One of the random things burned into my memory for 6502 assembly is that LDA is $A9. I never separated the instruction from the register; it's not like they were general purpose. But that might be because I learned programming from the 2 books that came with my C64, a BASIC manual and a machine code reference manual, and that's how they did it.

I learned assembly programming by reading through the list of supported instructions. That, and typing in games from Compute's Gazette and manually disassembling the DATA instructions to understand how they worked. Oh, and the zero-page reference.

Good times.
by Aachen | 2025-12-01 20:39:36+00:00
Interesting perspective. As an OSM contributor, I've never had this thought. You presumably spend up to 8 hours a day mapping, all week long (depending on the week perhaps), which I can totally imagine gets old. I only map when I feel like it and not when I'm bored

And on OSM we don't have boss fights in the shape of reviewers. That does sound like a fun challenge :P
by drdaeman | 2025-12-01 20:39:58+00:00
YMMV, but both articles are two nothingburgers. First one doesn't say a thing about what's possibly wrong Ruby language but rambles something about StackOverflow popularity and Twitter issues, second one doesn't say a thing about what's wrong with the first article and just tells a tale about Ol' Good Times and aesthetic differences.

The fact that it's not some LLM-produced slop for engagement, but something that was written by real humans and is somehow paid attention by real humans is sort of depressing.
by nelsonfigueroa | 2025-12-01 20:39:59+00:00
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

Remote: Remote preferred, I'm ok with going into an office a few times a week if it's nearby.

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Pulumi, Ruby, Rails, Python, Bash, Go, HTML, CSS, MySQL, PostgreSQL.

Résumé/CV: Check out LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nelsonfigueroa1/, or my personal site: https://nelson.cloud/about. Happy to send over a PDF via LinkedIn as well.

Email: nelsonfigueroa07@gmail.com

I'm looking for a more typical Software Engineer role rather than my current customer-facing position as a "Customer Support Engineer".
by kmsun07 | 2025-12-01 20:39:59+00:00
Conduit | Software Engineer (Product) | Hybrid (San Francisco) | https://helloconduit.com

Conduit is revolutionizing warehouse operations with our modern yard and dock management system. By building a frictionless pickup and delivery experience for warehouses, we empower logistics teams to operate with unparalleled efficiency and visibility. In a sea of point solutions, we differentiate ourselves by offering a modular all-in-one platform that combines workflows to deliver 10x the value to customers. Our mission is to be the “Air Traffic Control” for warehouses, ensuring efficient, fast, and safe operations. We just raised our $6M Seed, have zero churn, hit 172% NRR this year, and are focused on scaling in upper mid-market and enterprise.

As a product-minded software engineer, you'll play a critical role in helping grow the company. While your core job is to build great products, you’ll occasionally step outside of product to support go-to-market efforts or customer success — a great opportunity to learn how this massive, critical industry works. We currently have three engineers on staff and are looking for a fourth.

Tech Stack: Python, Django, PostgresQL, GraphQL, TypeScript, Svelte

Apply here: https://app.dover.com/apply/conduit/57ed27f3-d8ca-4344-a17a-...
by shagie | 2025-12-01 20:40:00+00:00
Why do you want to cancel French immersion teachers? https://h1bdata.info/index.php?em=&job=french+language+immer...

Or nurses? https://h1bdata.info/index.php?em=&job=registered+nurse&city...

The problem isn't H-1B. It's H-1B dependent employers gaming the system. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-1B-dependent_employer https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/fact-sheets/62c-h1b-depende...
by jfindper | 2025-12-01 20:40:01+00:00
Indeed, you're making my point.

SquareWheel implied that Mozilla doesn't count as an "other party" because they are aligned with Google on this specific topic.

My comment was pointing out that just because they are aligned on this doesn't mean they are aligned on everything, so Mozilla is an "other party".

And, as you have reinforced, Google and Mozilla are not always in alignment.
by mwest1066 | 2025-12-01 20:40:05+00:00
PrairieLearn (Remote US) — Full-Stack Software Engineer — TypeScript / Node / Postgres / AI

PrairieLearn (https://www.prairielearn.com) is an open-source assessment platform used by universities across the US (Berkeley, Princeton, Michigan, Illinois, and others). We power mastery-based learning and large-scale exams.

We’re a small, profitable, early-stage company (bootstrapped, no VC) and we’re hiring full-stack engineers to help us continue to grow. You’ll work across the stack and have meaningful ownership from day one.

We’re also developing AI tooling in the product, including LLM agents to help instructors create content, and vision-language models to help grade student work. This is practical, user-facing AI work with real-world impact — not a research sandbox.

Tech we use: Node.js / TypeScript backend, Postgres, AWS, React. PrairieLearn is open core: https://github.com/PrairieLearn/PrairieLearn

Details:

- Location: Remote (US only)

- Salary: $100k+ depending on experience

- Benefits: Stock options, unlimited PTO, flexible hours

- Role: Full-time. (We’re not able to sponsor visas at this time.)

If this sounds interesting, please email jobs@prairielearn.com. We’d love to talk.

Official job posting: https://www.prairielearn.com/jobs
by GeekyBear | 2025-12-01 20:40:10+00:00
This link has much more information:

> Apple has used version 0.9.1 of process design kit (PDK) designed for Intel 18AP node. With performance, density, power, and every other metric going according to plan, Intel could become Apple's source of advanced node production in 2027... The 18A-P node enhances Intel's 18A by incorporating RibbonFET and PowerVia technologies, which offer better performance and energy efficiency. Compared to the regular 18A node, these improvements include newly designed low-threshold voltage components, optimized elements to reduce leakage, and refined ribbon width specifications, all aimed at boosting performance-per-watt metrics.

https://www.techpowerup.com/343423/intel-could-manufacture-a...

Remember that Apple previously dual sourced SOCs from both TSMC and Samsung before dropping Samsung when they fell behind and chips built on their process node were materially worse.

This is trial production, not a done deal. Intel has to deliver on their promises.

The good news for Intel is that Apple has a long history of paying up front for dedicated manufacturing lines once a manufacturing partner proves that they can hit Apple's QC metrics and price point.
by ragall | 2025-12-01 20:40:17+00:00
Quick reminder that it's not "Google" that killed JXL before, it was the Chrome team. Jpeg XL was designed by a Google engineer (JyrkiAlakuijala here) who is not part of the Chrome team, but in Google Research in the Zurich office while the Chrome team, although it has offices all around the world, at its core is very insular and lives in the Mountain View bubble.
by doctoboggan | 2025-12-01 20:40:24+00:00
IHI Terrasun (ihiterrasun.com) | Chicago or REMOTE (US) | Senior or Staff Controls Engineer

At IHI Terrasun we do design and integration for solar + battery storage projects across the US. We recently finished the largest solar + storage project in the US (Gemini - located outside of Las Vegas). Read more about it here: https://www.primergygemini.com

We are looking for a controls engineer to join our engineering team. Experience in the battery storage industry is a plus, but not required. Familiarity with HMI development, Ignition, RTAC, Allen Bradley, or SEL control systems and IEC-61131-3 programming language is a plus.

Reach out to me at jminardi at the domain above to learn more or apply.
by rahulcere | 2025-12-01 20:41:01+00:00
CEF AI | AI Innovator & Principal Software Engineer | Full Time | San Francisco (hybrid, remote-first) | AI Innovator: $100k–$200k + equity | Principal SWE: $80k–$150k + equity | AI Innovator: https://linkly.link/2KOOz | Principal SWE: https://linkly.link/2KOP6 CEF AI builds an AI-first data automation platform for secure, decentralized orchestration of agents that compute directly on encrypted data streams. We’re shipping original systems (not wrappers), with multiple tuned models (CV, NLP, LLMs) and a next-gen multi-agent data infrastructure. Small team, high ownership, low bureaucracy. What you’ll do

AI Innovator: Prototype and ship production AI features fast; extend our multi-agent orchestration; design private/sovereign data pipelines and dynamic indexing; collaborate tightly with founders to turn research into product.

Principal SWE: Own core platform architecture; design and scale distributed backends/APIs; build great DX (SDKs/CLI); lead reviews/mentorship; drive 0→1 projects with strong reliability and observability.

You might be a fit if you have

A track record taking systems from concept to scale and to revenue.

Deep backend/systems skill (Go/Rust/Kotlin or similar); strong CI/CD/testing discipline.

Experience with distributed, real-time data infra; privacy/security minded.

Hands-on AI product chops (CV, NLP, LLMs/agents) and bias to build/iterate quickly.

Clear communication, product intuition, and comfort working directly with founders.

Apply via the role links above.
by ramesh31 | 2025-12-01 20:41:03+00:00
>"I hope more people choose the same until the working age tranch of purchasing power isn't as available as they'd like and prices have to drop."

You just have to remember and keep in mind that the game is rigged. Housing is far from being a completely free market in this country. The structural political forces entrenched in maintaining home prices is second to none, from the top federal level all the way down to city councils, in a completely bipartisan way. The crisis of '08 was a generational event that we're not likely to see again in our lifetimes. Flattening and dips for sure, but a crash will not be allowed to happen; they'll just print enough to fix it, and leave the burden of inflation to anyone not owning assets.
by bdcravens | 2025-12-01 20:41:06+00:00
While $84k is the average household income in the US, the average among home owners is a bit higher, around $100k-$120k. Also, very high prices really skew averages. Many "starter homes" are closer to $200k. I bought new 3 years ago, and the rent home I lived in prior, which was in an older middle class neighborhood in a Houston suburb, sold for $224k (and this included some basic renovations like new flooring)
by thih9 | 2025-12-01 20:41:22+00:00
If you can render a frame then it runs - the rest is just optimizing FPS.

> within the culture of DROE, simply getting Doom displayed on the screen of a novel device has been sufficient to consider the game played on that technology

Source: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SFm1dS6myqq7psBKttP7CVYN... “1-Bit Pixels Encoded in E. Coli for the Display of Interactive Digital Media”
by manish_gill | 2025-12-01 20:41:23+00:00
ClickHouse | Senior Software Engineer - Distributed Systems / Cloud Data Infrastructure / Kubernetes | Remote

US remote 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 read the above requirements carefully before firing off an email. This role is an intersection of a lot of sub-roles, not a particular specialization.
by MaxLeiter | 2025-12-01 20:41:31+00:00
I am obviously bias as a Vercel employee, but I think we actually do a lot to avoid locking our users in. You can read more about our approach here: https://vercel.com/blog/vercel-the-anti-vendor-lock-in-cloud

If that doesn't alleviate your concerns or you disagree, I'd love to hear your thoughts about how we can improve
by siddge | 2025-12-01 20:42:14+00:00
That's because the Supreme Court's job is statutory interpretation, not making political statements. But given that it's such a politically divisive topic, I think it's clear they felt the need to remind readers of the FWS judgment that it's about the former and not the latter, and that it should be considered in this framing.

That it also happens to be a major and very welcome win for women's rights is orthogonal to the intentions of the UKSC.
Ask HN: Tool Calls vs. Structured Responses
by asen | 2025-12-01 20:42:16+00:00
Hi, I feel like everyone is building LLM Agents (and Agent frameworks) recently and I would like to know what approaches people prefer when building these:

* Tool Calls - give the LLM the tools and let it figure out the details

* Structured responses - ask the LLM to give you all the details in one shot

I can imagine that each approach has specific use cases (and "combination of both" is likely the correct answer).

Yet - what are people's experiences with building agents using the two approaches and which should be used when?

Any links to research on the topic would be appreciated (including pervious HN discussions on the topic if any).
by tacker2000 | 2025-12-01 20:42:43+00:00
Well I hope Shopify will have enough third party app developers in the future, now that they have moved everything to GraphQL and Remix (and killed all the other SDKs, like PHP for example), and now that we willhave a non-React Remix soon.

Im pretty sure not many devs will switch to Remix just to work on Shopify Apps…
by cloudfudge | 2025-12-01 20:42:46+00:00
I enjoyed ruby as a language for a while, but the one truly maddening aspect of it is that (as of 10 years ago anyway) nobody actually wrote threadsafe gems (because everyone was writing for Rails, which was single-threaded). That and the rampant monkeypatching that made the standard library hard to count on. These are the things that make it feel really "unserious" to me. I have no idea if these complaints are still current, though. I assume thread safety has been tackled at the very least.
by johnmoberg | 2025-12-01 20:42:56+00:00
Tandem Health | Software Engineers | On-site in Stockholm, Sweden | Full time

At Tandem Health we're building a clinician copilot to allow clinicians to focus on care rather than administration. We’re building, launching and iterating quickly, and are already rolling out across some of the largest care chains across Europe, including most of the NHS.

Our core product listens in to the patient-clinician encounter to generate medical records, allowing clinicians to save 5-10 minutes per patient. No longer do clinicians have to catch up on administration after hours. Some even tell us that their partners notice they're much more relaxed after starting to use our product, and we couldn't be happier :)

We’re expanding our Stockholm team with exceptional engineers! We use Python (backend), TypeScript/React (frontend) and C# (Windows app) and our infrastructure runs on Kubernetes in Azure.

Even if we don’t have a role out your specific skill set, we’d love to talk! Our tech team is small but growing and you’ll have an outsized impact on an important problem.

More info at https://www.tandemhealth.ai/recruitment

Feel free to reach out to john.moberg@tandemhealth.ai if you have any questions!
by nickthegreek | 2025-12-01 20:43:06+00:00
from my understanding, https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTube/releases/download/late... links to 30.56, which the newest clean version. Old app stopped at 30.48.

I installed 30.56 from the git link on my Shield. It did not overwrite the old one, as it has the old signature. I manually uninstalled 30.48. I did not use the backup/restore option in either as I didnt want to dirty any data in the new app.