skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Delivery Hero, last-mile logistics | Scala Engineer | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE, Full-time, extensive VISA/relocation support

We're the last mile logistics team of Delivery Hero. We power algorithmic dispatching in over 40 countries. Our challenges are real-time tracking, optimization problems (not only VRP), high-throughput processing and data analysis. Our stack is an extensive Kubernetes/AWS setup with full automation on all sides. Infra-as-code, decoupled services based on messaging are already the basic requirements of our components. We deeply care about team fit and leveraging individual skills of our engineers.

Apart from Scala engineers (production Akka experience even better), we're looking for any combinations of Java/Ruby/React/AWS/data engineering skills.

https://www.deliveryhero.com/career/jobs/#/detail/1810 - Scala

https://www.deliveryhero.com/career/jobs/#/detail/1822 - Ruby

https://www.deliveryhero.com/career/jobs/#/detail/1504 - Java

or reach out directly to vojtech.vondra@deliveryhero.com in case of questions
Tango with Django is my favourite read but it’s tutorial style.
I think his point is that the protocols are the internet.

I mean, the "internet" is just the word we give to the interconnected network of computers spanning the globe. It doesn't exist as a thing per se, but as an idea. The internet can never be slow. Your connection to a certain site can be slow. Whether that site is a particular web page or the internet service provider's router that provides you with access to the greater network.
We have reason to believe that ice caps will melt and NYC will be underwater by 2012. - An Inconvenient Truth
Location: Austin, Texas

Remote:Yes

Willing to relocate:Yes

Technologies: Javascript, Python, Git, Django, Flask,
Node

Résumé/CV: https://goo.gl/Pyxe2J

Email: check resume

Bilingual in Spanish, after growing up in South America. Comfortable operating and learning new hardware, devices, software, websites, able to type quickly and multitask. Proficient with a lot of software. Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills, experienced with Customer Support. Creative, with a degree in graphic design. Learning Python and Javascript, and looking for a company that could use my skills.
Ask HN: Why is nobody using gemstone/s?
This is something I was always wondering:

Essentially, gemstone/s is an OO environment with transactional persistent "heap". So all what you need is to put somewhere reference to a graph of objects and it will write all of them to disk automatically (and there is no ORM problem).

It's not limited (or doesn't have to be) to smalltalk either - there was a project called Maglev which would allow you to write code in ruby.

Is there anybody who has/had experience with gemstone? What were the pain points or is it simply that RDMBS are easier to optimize for speed or is it because of the tooling? Or because of SQL being universal query language? Or what? I understand this is very subjective but I'm still eager to hear anything.
I hope this spurs some competition between super rich athletes to build better schools.
Why not both? Treat the symptom, getting help for these at-risk kids and work on the cause: figure out how to not get into this situation with all these at-risk kids to begin with. For some reason you can only talk about seatbelts—mentioning safe driving will get you downvotes.
Charter schools typically don't offer special education programs and have selective admissions. They are looking for kids who get high test scores on standardized testing. With special education you want the least restrictive environment and that involves special education support in as normal a school environment as possible (aka regular classes).
That isn't an example of OCD. Perhaps OCPD but generally just seeking order.
SEEKING WORK | British Columbia, Canada | Remote

Hi there. I'm an experienced full-stack developer looking to do some contract work, either one-off or ongoing.

I've been building websites since HTML 3.2, building Rails apps for 9 years (and taught Rails at college) and am equally at home on the front-end. I've built an end-to-end festival ticketing platform that processes millions in sales annually, and an aviation maintenance platform that broke ground combining compliance to strict aviation regulations with an efficient, intuitive UI. (If you work with HTML email you might also have used my Premailer project from long ago.)

Over the past two years I've worked with React / React Native / redux, including reaching the holy grail of sharing all the business logic between mobile and web apps in a single code base.

Previously I worked in tourism marketing, so I also have a strong appreciation for keeping focus on ROI and clear communication.

I haven't had much time for OSS recently, but I'm happy to give you a tour of some private repos so you can see my work.

Back-end: Rails / redis / sidekiq, MySQL, Postgresql, Ansible, nginx, PHP / WordPress
Client-side: ES6, React, React Native, Redux, CSS/SASS, Coffeescript, SVG, websockets, offline web apps

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-dunae-87b2078a/
Email: alex@dunae.ca
TuneIn | Various types of software engineer positions | San Francisco, CA and Los Angeles, CA | Full-time, ONSITE or Remote, http://tunein.com

San Francisco, CA - close to Caltrain, across the street from AT&T Park Los Angeles, CA - Venice Beach, 2 blocks from Venice Beach Boardwalk

Onsite preferred though we've hired remote folks before. Visa transfers ok and we support new green cards. New visas only if straightforward.

http://tunein.com/careers/

TuneIn’s mission is to deliver the world’s best listening experiences. We achieve this by being the most popular way to listen to streaming audio from around the world with more than 70 million monthly active users. Our free service combines over 100,000 free radio stations and more than 5.7 million on-demand programs stemming from every continent, so our users can listen to the world’s sports, music, news and talk from wherever they are. TuneIn Premium encompasses all of that as well as exclusive content, streaming sports from every major league in the US (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL...), TuneIn Owned and Operated stations including curated content and over 600 commercial-free music stations. Our users use iOS, Android, Web, and dozens of connected platforms.

Our stacks are built on Golang, C#/.NET, React.js, es6, Swift, MSSQL, MySQL, HBase, Redis, DynamoDB, AWS, AWS Lambda, Docker, and a few more things. We believe in using the right tool for the job.

We value being a top-notch engineering organization and have the same high standards with our code and our people. We hire well-rounded, fully-formed, communicative people whom we can envision being friends with and trusting. We make time for quality, are agile and pragmatic, strive to keep it simple, are data-driven, and love getting better. Our projects tend to be 1-2 engineers, so trust and accountability are required for us to work - and helps us keep processes & overhead to a minimum. We've built a robust team and are always striving to be the best place to work we can be.

Check out our projects and principles on Github here: https://github.com/tunein/engineering/
Not to get too off topic, but I have a hard time blaming the left for the current political divide in the United States. Saying that someone who pushes leftwards is bad for American politics because they're not closer to the "center" seems like promoting a false equivalence.
> ...and focus on building a better foster / adoption system and encouraging people to use it

who is going to fund that?
wouldn't it be better to support the families as they are? help improve peoples lives instead of ripping families apart
"I don't know how to do that, oh well, too bad, Wireguard would have been nice"
Can someone write a sales pitch / direct comparison to next.js please?

Does it only support react?
> It reminds me of a checklist that used to circulate on Slashdot in response to any suggestion to curb email spam.

It think you mean this one, but it does not contain that phrase: https://craphound.com/spamsolutions.txt
Google Plans to Launch a Censored Search Engine in China
Socket Programming in Python (Guide)
Modern gnome is a pig, some of this could be tracked back to gnome-shell's use of javascript and css styling if you were so inclined. Most linux users don't really notice it due to the fact that most x86 machines are crazy fast.

OTOH, try starting a modern full blown distro on something like an rpi instead of raspian and you will quickly discover that you _NEED_ more than 4G of ram and a lot of CPU just to start firefox. Its even worse if you don't have hardware GL acceleration.

OTOH, the lightweight desktops (lxqt, lxdt, xfce) really are..
Thank you google for not bowing to the bullies, you really are an organisation that deserves the respect of the developer community
There still are solutions. They, however, require that the environmental movement accept large scale engineering efforts aimed at adjusting our environment. Which runs counter to their instincts.

See https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312505967_Olivine_W... for one approach. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_fertilization for another. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_engineering lists several more.
Hi dom96, it's so weird to see authors of big projects I really like just pop up in Hackernews comments like this! Thanks for the link and recommendation, it looks great, did you use this when choosing the license for Nim?
i love love love this.

This is a fantastic way to get into low level programming with a fun,tangible and approachable result.

back in "the day (TM)", we used to do this with ..achem ..viruses on floppies :) Putting it in a tweet is just brilliant.

anyone remember the one where it would say "smoke more weed dude"? (or something of the sort) :)
Ask HN: How does Cloudflare deals with their hardware?
I was here thinking...
So cloudflare does ddos protection, right?
So they must get alot of damaged hardware(because of hard and damaging attacks)
How do they deal with it? Throw it all on trash? Reuse it for less powerful demands? Give the usable(but not for their tier) away?
At Willow & Everett, we believe that life is short, so everyone should be spending their time doing what they love and making a difference. We are comprised of 3 different online direct-to-consumer brands that all focus on “Home Happiness” and bringing the most value to customers. We obsess over product quality and our customers, and strive to build the best relationship with them.

Our brands: Willow & Everett specializes in tea, coffee and Cold Brew, having just completed a $150k+ Kickstarter and was featured on the Tim Ferriss Show. Emma + Ollie is a baby brand that focuses on products that combine aesthetics with function. PetHonesty is a soon-to-be-launched pet brand that seeks to bring transparency and the highest quality in various pet products and supplements.

Your Role
As we continue to grow, we’re looking for a key player to lead our digital marketing efforts. This person will oversee all our off-Amazon traffic and conversions. They will be owning our customer assets, developing relationships and producing ROI with our email, text, and messenger lists. They will be implementing and overseeing Facebook ads and funnels, increasing website sales, split-testing and measuring results on everything they do.

This person will learn the ins and outs of our business, and will be working with and managing world-class contractors for various roles--if you don’t have experience with something, you’ll either learn it or manage a world-class contractor to implement it. You’ll be working with our close-knit team at the downtown WeWork in Austin, where we work and play hard.

The impact you'll make will be tremendous--this is a unique opportunity to roll up your sleeves and grow a company with a small but dedicated team. We believe in achieving win-wins, and would love to share in the upside we all create together :)

For more info:

https://willow-and-everett.workable.com/jobs/750158
As all winners are once again male, it brings Maryam Mirzakhani's achievements [1, 2], and tragic passing to mind once again [3].

I'm not suggesting that these winners are not deserving, nor suggesting there is bias. I am looking forward to the day a second woman wins the prize.

[1] https://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/maryam-mirzakhanis-p...
[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14793217
[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14776357
A Few More Bad Apples: As the Climate Changes, Fruit Growing Does, Too
Exactly. A museum doesn’t hang some random kid’s art next to a Picasso. They don’t even have room to hang all the Picassos and some of them aren’t actually all that good. Holding onto every book you’ve ever gotten your hands on is just hoarding.
bevi | Boston, MA | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.bevi.co/

Our mission is to eliminate plastic bottles by making the best drinks instantly available, using purified tap water and natural flavors. Since our 2015 launch, we have saved over 20 million bottles and cans from entering the ecosystem. We’re a team of technology and design enthusiasts excited to take on a stagnant industry. Bottled beverage distribution is expensive, ineffective, and environmentally wasteful - and it hasn't changed significantly in decades. We're entirely cutting out the traditional bottled beverage supply chain, while taking point-of-use beverage creation to a new level.

Senior Android developer: https://bevicareers.workable.com/j/DE13C1D11C

Full-stack software developer: https://bevicareers.workable.com/j/062BE7B89A

Data scientist: https://bevicareers.workable.com/j/88305ED8FB

We are always seeking great developers to build future versions of our software. Our ideal candidate, while having their areas of expertise, will not shy away from digging into any part: web UI, backend, firmware, and mobile applications. We are a small and fun software team in a fast-growing hardware startup. Our customers love our product and you will play a crucial role in making them even happier. If you love thinking through new ideas and interactions, how to execute them in an innovative way, and have a deep respect for user experience, come join our team!
great interesting work. Thanks for sharing!
Williams PanLab for Precision Psychiatry and Translational Neuroscience | Research Data Analyst and Engineer | Stanford, CA; Remote possible | Full-time, Visa | http://williamspanlab.com/

The PanLab for Precision Psychiatry and Translational Neuroscience is searching for a Research Data Analyst and Engineer to build and improve upon our treatment prediction software pipeline, which will help guide an individual to the depression/anxiety treatment that is most effective for them. Our pipeline is the first of its kind and currently outputs the different ways brain circuitry can become dysfunctional. The candidate will use machine learning and statistical techniques in our large datasets to analyze the outputs of our current pipeline and create new treatment prediction models.

The PanLab is a research group at Stanford University that aims to use brain imaging to improve our understanding and treatment of mental health conditions. Our current projects focus on depression and anxiety, with research that embraces individual differences. We use a variety of tools such as MRI, EEG, behavioral testing, genetics, symptoms, and daily functioning data, in order to match an individual with the best treatment for them, whether that is an antidepressant, psychotherapy, TMS, lifestyle changes, etc.

We are looking for a candidate with strong data analysis and software engineering experience, but no neuroimaging experience is required! As we are a 30-person team of psychiatrists, neuroscientists, doctors, clinical psychologists, and data scientists, the ability to communicate technical ideas across a range of experiences is vital. Most importantly, we seek someone self-motivated, imaginative, and genuinely excited to dig into our datasets and to explore novel, reliable, and effective ways to help individuals suffering from mental illness.

Read more about our research: http://williamspanlab.com/our-research

Our publications: http://williamspanlab.com/publications

Interested? Email us your CV to bstavel@stanford.edu
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Here is the info: https://www.webmd.com/allergies/news/20160509/anticholinergi...

I would recommend avoiding anticholinergics!
You didn't list the name of your company...
It works well from macOS.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinivasa_Ramanujan
You might enjoy Mike Zamansky's blog post and short video about it: http://cestlaz.github.io/posts/using-emacs-25-tramp/#.W2HhPH...

Also, the manual is pretty good. It comes with Emacs, of course, or can be read at https://www.gnu.org/software/tramp/

My favorite thing about TRAMP is how well integrated it is. It's not just opening remote files, you can also open shells on remote systems, or do file management with dired (I have a bookmark pointing to dired on a remote system I use frequently, for example.)
This is ecosystem. Status is a project that was funded as an Ethereum ICO. To support their existing work they're incentivised to help support core development of Ethereum itself. Love it.
How to Install Matomo on CentOS 7
What is “split-key threshold proxy re-encryption”? Can you give an example of the useful case here; what does this enable?

I read the README and the blog post, and found neither contains a “wat is this”. The repo links to an Umbral paper PDF that’s hard to read on mobile - requiring a separate PDF viewer app with tiny font - which also doesn’t contain a concrete example in the abstract.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Maybe I’m not the target audience.
Codacy | DevTool | Lisbon | Full-time | ONSITE

Codacy is the leading code quality cloud platform helping thousands of developers ship billions of lines of code per day. Our mission is to help software development teams make great engineering decisions and create productivity through quality. We love crafting software and we're obsessed about helping developers and teams have better code.

As with any component of our product, every person takes relevant ownership and is expected to take decisions autonomously, and so will you. We're a small team of highly dedicated people who get things done quickly. We'd love to have your opinion and hear your thoughts.

We are looking for:

- Software Engineer
- Senior Software Engineer
- Site Reliability Engineer (DevOps)

Find all the info here: https://www.codacy.com/careers
If you have any questions, you can also email me to: jessica@codacy.com
NeoSmart Technologies | full and part-time positions | REMOTE only

NeoSmart Technologies is the world leader in disaster recovery. We've reverse engineered the entire Windows bootup procedure from BIOS POST to the login screen [0], and have developed automated tools to rebuild the entire thing from scratch with nary a user intervention: https://neosmart.net/EasyRE/

We're also the authors of the wildly famous EasyBCD [1] bootloader modification freeware, and numerous other system-related utilities. We fully embrace all types of technology, and ship code written in C, C++, C#, Rust, ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, and more.

We are currently hiring for the following positions:

1) Researchers with a knack for experimentation and writing to expand our wiki of system errors by purposely breaking Windows virtual machines and then seeing what it takes to fix them. Example: https://neosmart.net/wiki/ntldr-is-missing/ and https://neosmart.net/wiki/ntdetect-failed/

The findings of your feedback would be used to both improve the automated repair process of tools like EasyRE and to directly benefit others searching for solutions online.

2) ASP.NET Core full-stack developers

We have a number of legacy ASP.NET MVC projects we would like to port to ASP.NET Core as well as new ASP.NET Core-based projects with frontends written in plain CSS/HTML + TypeScript (so not react or vue.js-based). These include our online ecommerce platforms, custom cms, software hosting system, and more.

3) C# developers with XAML design experience

We are looking to port a number of legacy .NET Framework 2.0 apps to either WPF or UWP, and are looking for talented desktop software developers to help us make the switch. We also have a number of open-source NuGet packages that need some love, including further documentation.

Email me if you're interested. mqudsi@neosmart.net

[0]: https://neosmart.net/wiki/mbr-boot-process/

[1]: https://neosmart.net/easybcd/
Seems to use Flow instead of Typescript. I wish MS and FB just merged their projects already. Really unnecessary friction when their syntax is 90% the same AFAICT.
If the property value goes up the rent will go up, because nobody will be willing to invest in capital construction or home management unless they can make their money back.
They have crossed a threshold and, if you continue to use Google products, you have crossed a threshold.

Google is now a willing and active participant in the coverup of massive human rights violations, including the open air murder of political protesters. If you pay for AdSense or G Suite, or even consume the "free" services, you are financing this.
"but does very little to help my country move past the political chasm that has opened up, and is crippling our government."

The Right has never seemed interested in engaging the Left. So why is it now the Left's fault that they are recognizing that, and showing less interest in engaging the Right?
If you listen to the Beatles' own accounts, they didn't appear to pay much attention to authorship until near the end of the group. They got together, kicked around ideas, made suggestions in a more or less organic way with little attention to source or credit. It was a workman-like "git-er-done" approach. The reason they grouped "Lennon/McCartney" credit together early was in part to make collaboration smoother.

In the latter years of the group, they became more possessive and isolated, for whatever reason, and collaboration was less organic. It illustrates that money and fame DON'T make one satisfied. Egos and personal demons lived on and perhaps got magnified.
This was released in May ... "Eclipse Mita was initially developed by Bosch Connected Devices and Solutions with the help of itemis. It was first implemented for the XDK Workbench, the IDE for Bosch’s XDK device, where the language is currently called XDK Live."

"The framework comes with two sets of C code generators: application code generators and platform specific code generators. Application code generators know how to transform Mita language constructs like event handlers, for-each loops, or exceptions into valid C code. On the other hand, the platform specific code generators know how to access your hardware’s sensor data or which register values to write to make your LED blink."

https://blogs.itemis.com/en/eclipse-mita-bringing-software-d...
Discuss.io | Seattle, Washington | Senior Front End Software Engineer (JS, CSS, HTML5) | careers@discuss.io

If the words React, Streaming Video, and HTML5 make your heart skip a beat then keep reading. If you also like creating simple, efficient, intuitive and visually appealing software software, we would love to see what you can do! Discuss.IO has developed the industry’s leading web-based video platform for the qualitative market research industry. Our culture is casual yet high energy. We are passionate about our product and obsessed with helping our clients. We value work/life balance, efficiency, simplicity, freakishly friendly customer service, and making a difference. Discuss.IO offers exceptional professional and financial growth potential.

WHAT YOU’VE DONE 3-5 years experience with Javascript, AJAX and jQuery with a focus on UI / UX excellence. 1-2 years building responsive mobile applications. Dream in HTML5 (and React)

WE HOPE YOU HAVE Experience with video platforms like Kaltura, Ooyala and Brightcove Experience with WebRTC. The ability to make people go, “Whoa! How did you do that!?”