skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
TravelPerk | Senior Frontend Developer | Barcelona | ONSITE travelperk.com
We are looking for a talented Senior Front-end Developer with a passion to develop a performant single-page web application with great user experience. You will work as a part of the team that builds a next-generation application for business travel. This position involves: Building and maintaining reusable, testable UI components. Writing a readable, well-documented code. Working closely with our product team to build new features. Working in an Agile environment. Being able to mentor/coach/train other colleagues as a subject matter expert. What do we offer? Competitive compensation including base salary, bonus and equity in the company. 24 vacation days per year and flexible working hours. This position requires full-time, in-house work in Barcelona, Spain. We can help with relocation from anywhere in the world. English is the official language at the office. Spanish is NOT required.
The link to apply is https://travelperk.com/jobs/
Some did, but they did not win as far as after tax $, it's mostly for better infrastructure and security. At the time we were trying to fill the positions a large UK based company closed down dev. office in Ukraine they had 120 dev's about 40 were senior scala/java within 1.5 weeks only one was without a new job he didn't take 60K offer either as he got a better competing offer.
The lack of a non-mobile UI aside, I love the idea of just stripping it down to one image / one headline at a time.
Montreal has many video game developers: https://techvibes.com/2010/05/26/10-biggest-video-game-devel...

More recently, a lot of investment starting to go into AI: http://montrealgazette.com/business/how-montreal-aims-to-bec...
Sure, but $1 of stock isn't worth $1 of liquid assets. It may be worth more than $1 in the long run, but when you're first handed it, you have to undervalue it, compared to hard cash.

I'm a theoretical millionaire several times over, from stock options in startups that suffered the fate of the 99%. You can obviously put more value in the stock of a SV megalith, but even then, you're putting a lot of eggs in one basket.
FWIW I had a friend apply to a 'remote' position here and they turned him down because that team decided they didn't want to have remote employees after all. Be wary of the remote tag on this post.
The freezing is well documented with Vega 64, it happens stops when Hardware Acceleration is disabled but I can't (easily) change that in anything other than my browser

The crashes seem to be manifesting the heat issues it has. Even at stock voltage and power it hits 80 degrees and starts running into stability/throttling issues
Location: Cleveland, TN, USA / Chattanooga, TN area

Remote: Yes - Strongly Preferred

Willing to relocate: Yes - Only to Freemont/SF Bay Area

Technologies: VB.NET, SQL, ASP Classic, VBScript, Javascript, JQuery, HTML/CSS, XML, Auto Hot Keys, UX/UI, Video Editing/Creation, BB Flashback Video Editor, After Effects, Photoshop

Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1g9XolfP2bJbkTFFynsWhnujJ...

Email: thejemmeh@gmail.com

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Hello! I have been developing software the past 5 years and have also created multiple programming tutorial videos and writings. Listed tech is what I worked with most but I’m always willing to learn more. I have worked remote tech support before and I’d really love to work remote again. While not my primary focus, my artistic background and love for design helps me create better UX when bringing new programs to life.

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And let me re-assure, trained managers know this very well (I'm one). An org needs a good mix of trained managers and managers who have been promoted from non-management working together.

And just like good technicians (and practitioners in most disciplines), when we're doing the best work, it hardly looks like we're doing anything at all - which is hard to distinguish from managers who are hardly doing anything at all!
The 4 stages of critical news consumption on Media Sifter
I think it's a fear thing. Do you wanna be the dev who introduces a bug to the /boot cleanup code and accidentally nukes all the kernels?
OpenGov | Software Engineer | Redwood City, Portland, NYC | Full Time | Onsite

OpenGov, a leader in the booming GovTech space, is adding to our build team by inviting talented software engineers to join us in our ambitious mission to drive more effective and accountable government performance. We are backed by top tier VC’s such as Andreessen Horowitz and we just secured our Series C round funding.

As a member of the OpenGov engineering team you’ll help contribute to this pioneering the space by developing a real time data collaborative product through architecting highly scalable data infrastructure, building distributed infrastructure and developing a dynamic application.

Some of the modern tech you’ll get to work on include Kafka, Spark, Microservices, React, Redux, Functional Java, Data, vert.x and more.

If you're interesting in having a positive social impact, check out our openings here: https://opengov.com/careers

Or email at: cchiu@opengov.com
ecosia | Site Reliability Engineer | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE, VISA, www.ecosia.org

Ecosia is a pioneering social business and one of the first B-Corps in Europe. As part of our mission to cultivate a more environmentally, socially and economically sustainable world, we want to plant a billion native trees by 2020.

We are looking for a passionate full-stack developer, with a focus on DevOps to join us in Berlin! This is a great opportunity to become part of an inspiring team and shape a product used by millions of users.

What you'll be doing:

- Take ownership of our infrastructure automation codebase and lead our efforts in updating and maintaining it

- Monitor and make decisions regarding our servers and hardware infrastructure

- Join a supportive, cross-functional team and write code that touches all parts of the stack
- Help us build and improve our products and make our users happy

- Collaborate closely with our product manager and the other engineers

More about the role is available at: https://ecosia.workable.com/j/A0B1EAD071
ng2 final was released in September 2016, but many were using it well before then, as in the article. (first beta was in January 2016 I believe)
Probably the biggest (+900 languages) is http://jw.org
This. I don't think those automated Excel spreadsheets are doing as great a job as people think. Every time I've been brought in to try and migrate people away from these kind of solutions, we've exposed many bugs. Some not a big deal, others costing the company real money.
Would love to help. How can I get involved ?
Thanks. I didn't know about that. What is the cost of context switching compared to userspace threading?
Job posting

98point6 | iOS Developer | Fulltime | Seattle, WA | ONSITE www.98point6.com

98point6 is building the next generation of primary care by changing the relationship between healthcare and technology. By uniting leading-edge data science with Board Certified Physicians we are working to make primary care more convenient, accessible, and affordable. As we grow, you will have room to grow alongside us and impact the future of healthcare.

Your role and impact

As a Mobile Software Engineer, you will collaborate with a small tight-knit mobile team to help architect and develop out a mobile client to connect patients with doctors in a streamlined, meaningful way. You will work with our team of data-scientists, doctors and designers to create the best product we can make; and you will be surrounded by people who are smart and passionate about both our social and technical missions.

We'd prefer developers who have worked with Swift, but are open to anyone with experience and a desire to learn.
https://jobs.lever.co/98point6/73ee1a0a-1552-4033-ad2a-a059e....
I rarely use tmux on my local machine. But as soon as I ssh in somewhere you will see me `tmux attach` and if that fails `tmux`. Also for unattached sessions hanging around on production servers we kill nightly with a cron.
Brushfire | Front End Web Developer | Fort Worth | Full-time | Remote

We are Brushfire and we are here to provide churches, ministries, and not-for-profit organizations with world-class event management tools, service, and support. We specialize in events of varying complexity including customizable registration forms as well as general admission and assigned seat ticketed events and compete directly against the largest event management companies in the world. We now have over twenty team members across four states and thrive in a distributed work environment with no physical central office.

We're looking for a Front End Web Developer who is

* driven to create captivating and interactive web experiences,
* skilled in layout and has an eye for attention to detail,
* familiar with web application development patterns and practices,
* experienced in building published, high quality web sites and applications,
* stimulated by collaborating with a team to define, design and ship new features.

Qualifications:

* One or more years of experience coding web applications using HTML/CSS/Javascript and some server-side language (Ruby/PHP/Node/etc — ASP.net is preferred).
* One or more years of experience with mobile responsive design using popular frameworks such as Bootstrap, jQuery, etc.
* Familiarity with consuming HTTP Web API’s.
* Familiarity with distributed version control systems such as git/svn/etc (Git/Github preferred).
* Ability to communicate fluently, pleasantly, and effectively—both orally and in writing, in the English language—with customers and co-workers.
* Passion, integrity, and energy

Qualified applicants should check us out at brushfire.com and apply here https://authenticjobs.com/jobs/29679/front-end-web-developer
Pretty interesting use case. I really like the water in your contact section. Just curious, did you receive some funding?
Presumably they have a lot of cells in parallel? This would help with balancing, since individual cell differences would average out over all the cells that are parallel.
am doing quite a bit of consulting with numerous food delivery startups in last 6 months. all modes and manners too
Take a software job that requires you to change roles from those you know, or take the lead, adding responsibility in one or more ways:

- technical expertise (esp a subject new to you)

- project time management

- project cost estimating

- writing up and publishing your work

- coordinating resources for new contracts

- writing proposals for new projects

- speaking publicly in promotion of what you will do or in explanation of what you have done

- exploring / growing a new business area

There are many ways in software to expand your range.
> I wouldn't feel confident to mentor anyone on anything. I'd feel like a total fraud

Teaching and helping is an essential part of learning, just as knowing how to follow is essential to becoming a leader. You'll find helping someone else will hone your own skills.
Don't forget to upvote the job postings that show salary. Search for $, £, and € on the page.

Job posters: please put salary/compensation in your first line as well.
AMD has never stated that there is a fix for this. If you look at the link you posted, this is Larabel making this claim on the basis that he hasn't seen any forum posts noting this problem on samples manufactured after week 25. Quote:

> AMD has not provided an official public explanation of the fundamental problem, but from those in our forums and elsewhere, it appears to affect Ryzen CPUs manufactured prior to week 25.

This problem only affects a minority of chips in the first place (likely a litho flaw in the cache section), it's probable that Larabel's second CPU just didn't happen to be one of the ones with problems. And Week 25 ends June 25, i.e. stock for these date ranges has hardly even made it through packaging/distribution to end users let alone been extensively tested yet.

Larabel is jumping the gun on insufficient evidence and people are racing to make the claim that AMD has fixed this, when that's far from the case. AMD certainly hasn't made any statements to this effect.

AMD is RMA'ing afflicted units, which is really all that can be done until they get a new stepping out. But I've seen no evidence that this is actually fixed.
Thank you for the thoughtful answer.
Plus, for those of us who use C-b for navigation in the terminal, instead of using the arrow keys, makes it a nightmare. 100% unusable until it's rebound to some other key.

C-b, for me, is deeply ingrained as cursor navigation - in the terminal, Emacs, Conkeror, and even general GTK+ widgets.

Edit: I don't experience hand strain though. I have caps-lock as Ctrl, and I use the Colemak keyboard layout.
Is "dogmatic empiricism" another term for "natural philosophy"? Where does one end and the other begin?
Often the pros and cons are two sides of the same coin.

For example - we have a 10k sqft warehouse - which is fairly expensive, and required a 5-year lease commitment. On the other hand, it's awesome to have so much customizable space completely to ourselves. The lease commitment also helps me keep focused on long-term success - which is especially nice during a rough month.

Our focus now is on growing our Shopify e-commerce businesses. Subscription boxes are great, but in order to support a high-quality staff, we need daily volume. Supporting WooCommerce and the myriad other platforms was too much to handle well. Shopify has a huge footprint, so we've just decided to say no to anyone who doesn't use it.

Our goal is to make our clients never have to worry about their physical items after they are purchased/manufactured. We tie into the Shopify API, download and ship orders automatically, push tracking numbers back to Shopify, and keep their inventory updated. We try to act as much like their internal logistics lead as possible. Too many fulfillment centers have adversarial, garage-mechanic-esque relationships with their clients. I like every business owner we work with, which is a huge benefit for me.
It's used in the context of "convenient mobile on-demand ease of ordering" regardless of complexity or past traditions.

I don't see many looking at is as running a company the same as Uber itself. Either way, it's a tired idiom and hasn't actually described any other company very well.
This reminds me of an old game theory exercise I worked that showed how adding a new "shortcut" road to a simple road map slowed traffic down for everyone, and removing it sped everything up.

Thinking about it, I remember a bit more. Imagine two parallel roads, each with two segments. Both are southbound going from index 0 to index 1. A0-A1 is fast, A1-A2 is slow. B0-B1 is slow, B1-B2 is fast.

Introduce a bridge (two-way I believe) going between A1 and B1. There were certain parameter assumptions (traffic levels) that meant it hurt more than it helped.
My fantasy crosscutting change is outlawing spaces in filenames, at the filesystem level!
ICO, we raised more than $15M in 9 minutes, we only built a website with homepage, lol
I applied to a Front End Engineer position last month and was told that the position was put on hold. Any word on that? Really interested in the position!
Real Estate | Orange County | Graham | graham1776 gmail
The separate /boot partition is partially a leftover and partly a method of increasing the likely-hood of the install working on a larger group of hardware. Older machine bios'es often had a hard size limit of where on disk they could read boot data. Having /boot be a small partition at the start of the disk meant a greater likely-hood that the new install would boot properly.

Newer Linux boot loaders have largely eliminated the need, but old compatibility items everywhere tend to stay stuck well beyond the point where they ceased actually being necessary anymore (partially due to the "if it is not broke, don't fix it" mindset).

But the problem you describe is not a failure of having /boot be a small separate partition. It is a failure of the upgrade scripts not cleaning up old, no longer used, kernel files.
okay. From what I understand there's significant overlap between i3 and tmux - why do you need both?
A better title would be, U.S. Employers are cheap and if they don't cut it out; unions might be on the rise in America.
The NES Classic has a CRT filter to make games look properly old school	(2016)
There is a tmux/vim plugin which let's you move seemlessly between vim and tmux panes within tmux. I use it all the time since I'm running tmux on a remote machine. It would be awesome I'd there was a similar plugin that worked between tmux and i3 over ssh.

Im using windows key for i3 and ctrl space for tmux and i cant say ive ever experienced any problems.

I strictly use i3 for displaying windows at certain monitors and stacking windows
Planetary Resources (Asteroid Mining) | Embedded Systems, Distributed Systems, Dev Ops, Full Stack | Redmond, WA | ONSITE | https://www.planetaryresources.com

We're growing our software team to build the systems and services that will power the world's first asteroid exploration mission launching in 2020. We're looking for engineers interested in building flight software for our spacecraft, accompanying ground software for communicating into deep space, as well as mission operations software.

The problems we are solving are not necessarily unique to space, and we'd encourage anyone with experience in distributed systems, fault tolerant / high reliability software, embedded systems, systems software, full stack / web applications, Linux, or dev ops / CI to get in touch.

Please apply on our website: http://www.planetaryresources.com/careers/job-board/?gh_jid=...
Here's a link for anyone wanting to read more about it: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/render-function.html#JSX
100% of the thousands of drivers I have ridden with have said they do not want to be employees and that it's one of the primary reasons for driving for Uber.

The job of professional full-time employed driver already exists and has for decades. Nobody is stopping anyone from doing so and Uber specifically has their Uber Black ride class for it.
> I went to top of the line Intel CPU overheating and throttling

Frankly I've never heard of a 6950X overheating and throttling, the lid is soldered on those processors. Sounds like a personal problem.
Another bit about the SR-71 (and supposedly concordes) is that their structures are designed with tolerances based around the forces they experience at speed. The effect of which is that when sitting on the ground not going anywhere there are gaps between some parts, and others are tightly compressed together (and then separate while traveling at speed). I don't remember if it was the last concorde, or one of the SR-71s, but there's a story out there about the pilot on its final flight sticking his hat into a gap in the cockpit, which on landing promptly closed up permanently sealing his hat in place inside of the cockpit (he did it on purpose to commemorate the last flight). Similarly there are stories out there that claim the SR-71 leaked fuel like a sieve while sitting on the ground because it needed the atmospheric heating from going supersonic to seal up all the various fittings in its fuel system.
I think Uber for X is a fine term. It's short and conveys the idea unambiguously.

It also filters out people who can't separate their feelings for Uber from the abstract idea being discussed, which tends to be a net win.

The main issue is that Uber for X is very hard to pull off, as the article illustrates. So it doesn't really matter how you pitch it.

Grubhub is Uber for food, for example. Perfect description and no negative baggage.
I don't do side projects or open source any more and run some bots for cryptocurrency trading instead. The bots continue to grow their positions and has been several times more lucrative than anything else I've tried to monetize at a fraction of the effort

¯\_(シ)_/¯ I guess it still counts
What is computation? (2010) [pdf]
Random Ideas
We do have project templates now for a few web frameworks, and the web editor can give you .gitignore templates, but yeah we don't currently have a way of adding these files by default when creating a project.
Mark43 | Various engineering roles | New York, NY / Toronto | ONSITE https://www.mark43.com/careers/

Fight crime with code

We build software that literally helps save lives. Our clients are police departments, firefighters and EMTs.

Be a part of an awesome team in a fast-growing startup (featured on multiple “next startups to break out” lists). Learn more here: https://www.mark43.com/careers/

Back-end: Java ElasticSearch Kafka

Front-end: React Redux JavaScript

Hiring:

[Sr|Mid-level] Android Engineer

[Sr|Mid-level] Front End Engineer

[Sr|Mid-level] Back End Engineer

[Sr|Mid-level] Build Engineer

[Sr] Information Security Officer
Went full time on our side project, https://emailoctopus.com, last year when we hit the $5k a month mark. We'd been working on it for 3 years and had some steady growth - contracted a few days a week alongside until I could afford to go full time.

In hindsight should have done it sooner, a year on we've grown so much more by taking it seriously as a business. We value our time more and as such charge more, yet growth has only accelerated.
Stock from a public SV firm is almost as good as cash, and comes with a large amount of lifestyle intangibles.
The top of the line Intel CPU comparable to an 8 core Ryzen CPU is probably the 7700k, which has a higher absolute power draw "ceiling", but also has better performance and higher clocks to match.

I think Intel's value based on performance isn't good compared to Ryzen, but the product isn't inherently flawed, and that combined with AMD's shaky history is enough to keep myself, and lots of people I know from switching. (Right now stories of RMAs for the Risen GCC crash bug taking ages are popping up)
Could you expand on the syntax you're referring to?
You need an incredibly mature and 'sorted' workforce to make this work but then expectations determine behavior and Elon Musk is setting rules right from the top with clarity.

Its now up to everyone to step up to the new expectations with similar clarity and simplicity rather than use it for personal ego games or validation, political one upmanship and self righteousness.

This is unfortunately easier said than done since it seems to be a human weakness to make any group more than 2 political.
Compensation is also heavily tied to the stack
Java & C# -highest (outside of niche things)

Ruby

Python

PHP

Good Java middle can make more then good senior PHP
I'm sorry about your friend's experience. As a fully remote employee, I can assure folks that "remoteness" has become a much bigger part of our culture. We try very hard to make sure that remote folks are comfortable and kept in the loop. I'm not sure what team he/she applied for, but I would encourage them to give us another look!
As other have said, Lenovo Thinkpads are a good choice. They've been the standard laptops used for Linux at Red Hat for ages.
The same. Even worse in fact, as Caps-B has even larger distance between the keys than Ctrl-B.

Ctrl-T, Ctrl-G, Ctrl-B, Ctrl-Y, Ctrl-H and Ctrl-N should never be used for control key sequences except for something invoked rarely (and certainly not at the beginning of each command).

Besides, Ctrl-B is not even logical. It was decided upon as "well, screen uses Ctrl-A, so we'll use Ctrl-B". Zero concerns about usability.
It appears the largest benefits is embedding Lua code into TeX (found at [1] in "Programmability").

The example they present from that page:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{luacode}
\begin{document}
\pagestyle{empty}
\begin{luacode*}
function esn (n)
return (1 + 1/n)^n
end
function etn (n)
tex.print(string.format('%5d & %1.8f \\\\', n, esn(n)))
end
\end{luacode*}

Convergence to $e$:

\begin{tabular}{ll}
\rule[-2mm]{0pt}{4mm}$n$ & $(1 + \frac{1}{n})^n$ \\
\hline
\luadirect{
for n = 10, 110, 10 do
tex.print(etn(n))
end
}
\hline
\end{tabular}

\end{document}

which allows a pretty table to be printed in the document.