skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Anyroad – Https://www.anyroad.com – Full-Time – San Francisco, CA ONSITE
We're hiring for 2 Full Stack Engineer positions adding to 3 current developers (web) and 2 IOS. The dev team works very closely and supportively together on a wide range of UI and data centric features across the platform. While we will review applicants with a range of experience, positions require solving tricky problems, designing architecture, and owning entire features from start to finish.

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I think OP's point is that Tesla isn't just a car company but they're also an energy storage & solar producer. While the car biz may have be leveling off (and that's not accounting for the semi & modely Y launching this year and next respectively), their energy storage is starting to take off along with the solar roofs so this provides huge growth opportunities in the future.
Could you point me to some tools/hardware/solutions you used for home automation? I'm about to start such project for my new flat and I'm looking for information/inspiration.
> They’re frustrated with Amazon, which they say is making money off the failures of people like them.

Wait what... I can't even. It's not Amazon's fault you bought something no one wanted then tried to sell it. You wanted easy money and it doesn't exist. You CHOSE to ship directly to Amazon so you didn't have to handle shipping, you CHOSE a quality item that kept breaking, they CHOSE to use Amazon, any they CHOSE to order a huge quantity of crap.

I simply cannot understand people who think like this. They plopped down a ton of money on something they didn't fully understand in a get-rich-quick-scheme and then blame the marketplace for their failures.

Can you make money doing this? Absolutely but it takes more research, time, and effort all of which they decided was beneath them and then got all mad when it didn't result in them raking in the money.
My main problem is with the title of the article... more than the article.
Tesla's product is their stock. Musk is a liability iff removing him would cause the stock price to go up. I highly doubt that.
Another anecdote about an arrogant technician and UI's. When Ebay was a young company, I decided to give it a try. There was an auction status notice that was supposed to appear on the screen that I missed. My tech support session went something like this:

Me: I didn't know that such and such occured because the status messages appear on the right of the screen, and my monitor is too small to show the right-hand side.

Technician: You are correct. I suggest you adjust your Windows DPI setting so that more fits on the screen.

Me: I already tried that, but it makes the characters too small in general. It's hard on the eyes. I'm using a fairly old monitor.

Technician: I suggest you buy a newer and bigger monitor then.

Me: Other users may have the same problem; not everybody has new monitors. Can't you move the status messages so they are not on the far right?

Technician: Sorry, we can't do that. Please buy a new monitor if you want to use our site.

I stopped using Ebay for a while. At least back then you could easily talk to an actual technician who knew the system. Now you'd probably have to go through middle-ware AI and script-reading minimum-wagers who may be diplomatic yet useless.
Tulip | https://tulip.co/careers | Boston, MA | Full time | Onsite Do you want to help transform manufacturing? We are building the best team in the industry to bring consumer-grade user experiences to a space dominated by ancient enterprise technology. Our platform enables our customers to create apps without code and to connect their apps to machines, sensors and smart tools. These augmented production lines would otherwise rely on paper to share information.
We’re based in Somerville, MA and have raised $13m from NEA, Pitango, and other leading investors. Our customers include some of the largest manufacturers in the world across numerous verticals of the manufacturing industry. If you are looking to join a fast-growing, mission-driven company, and want to make a lasting impact on our organization and the manufacturing industry, we'd love to talk to you.

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Wellness 1.4: See how your health affects your mood
By selling oil.

A touch ironic, no?
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10TEN is a tech agency, based in Dubai. We are building our own products (like https://barrio.ae) and helping companies to improve their tech.

Frontend: Typescript, Angular 7, SCSS, Angular Universal

Backend: Typescript, serverless, Python, Django (coming soon: Kotlin, Rust, Erlang)

iOS: Swift 4

Android: Kotlin

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Hypocycloid circular motion optical illusion
The i-Pace makes me drool far more than Tesla... but it's going to be a while before I can afford either so it's rather a moot point!
Competition has been arriving for quite a while though. Having just bought a Tesla, I can tell you I'm starting to appreciate more than just intellectually the huge network of chargers and other infrastructure that company has laid out. It's not perfect but anyone else wanting to play in this market will need the same, and Jaguar is in no position to do it. I don't think anyone at Tesla is losing any sleep over Jaguar TBH but they might be looking intensely towards Toyota.
It is true that many cars will clean the air of particulate matter these days. That is the only kind of pollution that a modern ICE car will remove, but it is not the only kind of pollution worth talking about....

CO2, NOx and others are just-as, if not more important and your air filter won't do jack diddly for those.
Being successful as an Open Source contributor and maintainer
Avoiding downstream costs due to carbon emissions. Also arguable that this source of revenue in particular was small and they increased taxes to reduce purchases while maintaining same revenue levels.
I am not even sure you really meant it or you are trolling, but if you really believe what you wrote, I suggest you read up more about Hong Kong and Taiwan past and current status.
Compact Dielectric Elastomer Linear Actuators [pdf]
With news sites the way they are these days, I hardly ever actually click a link, I just read the top comments on HN.
Location: Raleigh NC
Remote: ok
Relocate: no
Technologies: frontend
Resume: https://shovemedia.com/portfolio/resume
Email: jon@shovemedia.com

20+ years experience, principal / director level opportunities only
Q32018: 55,800 Model 3s delivered.

Q42018: 63,100 Model 3s delivered.

That's a 13% growth rate in a single quarter which is more than 50% growth rate annualized.
I suppose their oil wealth and sovereign wealth fund would help smooth over any problems here.
They missed expectations on production and delivery.

Semi-relatedly this: https://electrek.co/2017/08/03/tesla-model-3-elon-musk-produ...

Right before a debt offering btw.
Iihf-world-juniors-sweden-vs-switzerland-livestream-free
https://aminoapps.com/c/fnaf6ffps/page/blog/iihf-world-juniors-2019-sweden-vs-switzerland-livestream-free/3vYJ_7otBu72J2kEoq8r1WkWE27GoQN4QD

https://aminoapps.com/c/fnaf6ffps/page/blog/iihf-world-juniors-2019-sweden-vs-switzerland-livestream/keva_dgfGupLmVzjYWnkmjXw0gL27Q1qJ7

https://aminoapps.com/c/fnaf6ffps/page/blog/hockey-tv-iihf-world-juniors-2019-sweden-vs-switzerland-livestream-free/7R0r_75FPu5MYZoX7rdV6mY046MRaYLv6r

https://aminoapps.com/c/fnaf6ffps/page/blog/world-juniors-2019-sweden-vs-switzerland-livestream-free/g8g5_dWi6uVjJbnVErVnqwD2j7R7wEmXgr

https://aminoapps.com/c/fnaf6ffps/page/blog/iihf-world-juniors-sweden-vs-switzerland-livestream-free/1ge6_7Rh6u1QLjbpQmlpYrwgV6vrdnN2pJ
A productivity manifesto
Fair, though usually "drinking zero water" as an extreme does not cause death by water intoxication, and avoiding all alcohol does not usually cause liver issues.

So im curious how this particular extreme affects the galbladder.
The ideal situation is to have freedom of expression. That includes free press. It’s not a concept owned by any country or culture. It’s universlly desirable. You don’t want the government committing acts of violence against you for your speech. The lack of this freedom is morally abhorrent and condemnation-worthy.

> What is the alternative- the internet is ruled by US laws

Your notions of national sovereignty and individual freedom are so terrible,
I don’t know if I should even respond.

Individual sovereignty supersedes governmental authority in a civil-libertarian moral-political framework. No government has any sort of moral right to be violent against a person for speech.

And the concept of national sovereignty is a farce. Countries like China and SA are not even democracies, so by respecting their “sovereignty” you’re respecting the minorities in power over those countries.

But even democracies have absolutely no right to claim sovereignty — having 60% of a country’s vote will never legitimize erasing fundamental human freedoms. (Or else everything the NSDAP did would be morally A-OK.)

A general moral operating principle to apply when analyzing political issues is the “zero aggression principle”: https://www.zeroaggressionproject.org
Competition is the easiest path to refinement. See the space race.
Exploiting the Math.expm1 typing bug in V8
Same, I just skimmed. Quite sad that people still do this kind of thinking and talking and that it gets rated so high here. I thought that's what people cared about last year, that people deserve equal treatment, no matter what the background is.
Extensible Energy | Data Scientist | Berkeley, CA | Full-time | ONSITE

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- Extensive background in real-world statistical analysis
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- Enough machine learning experience to be dangerous
- Real-world Python experience required
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The pot smoking and twitter insults also dont help.
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xkcd-style plots
> Satellites
> Embedded software -- No previous embedded or space experience required.

You're scaring me...
This link is at the bottom of the webpage, so clearly the author wanted to include it.
This oddly overlapped with just learning about bitcoinfibre [1], which uses forward error correction (FEC) to fill packets with extra data to speed up network transfers by preventing retransmissions.

[1] http://bitcoinfibre.org
Price increase for the buyer. Price reduction for Tesla, which is mostly what matters here if we are talking about the health of the company. Totally bogus though, you should submit it to Pravduh.
Passionate software engineer, hacker and problem solver!

Location: Sierre, Valais, Switzerland
Remote: Open to, but not preferred
Willing to relocate: Yes, within Switzerland or internationally (preference for North America and Europe) | Swiss citizenship
Technologies: Python, Rust, Vue.js, Linux, git, docker
Résumé/CV: https://fabien.dubosson.org/resume.pdf || https://fabien.dubosson.org/master_thesis.pdf
Email: fabien.dubosson at gmail dot com

https://github.com/StreakyCobra

I have 5+ years of experience in software development supported by a strong technical background acquired during my computer science degree. I am interested in programming languages and I learned a few disruptive ones such as Haskell or Rust, what broaden my understanding of programming. With now 15 years of everyday ArchLinux usage, I built advanced Linux skills. I spent the last 5 years in academic, what developed my skills to read, understand and implement the content of scientific publications. I published and presented myself several scientific results in international conferences. My side interests in FabLab or problems-solving challenges are a nice addition to my technical profile.
I don't think you understand what I'm saying, and perhaps that's my fault for not putting it clearly enough:

If I can deliver a solution and I cost £500k, but some 20-something only costs £50k, then of course the customer is going to go with the cheaper option.

But if I want to make £500k, what ends up happening is that I (and others) don't program.

That's not a good thing if you value invention: Nobody can invent for £50k, and so long as that's the market rate, £500k problems simply won't get done. That is probably okay for businesses though who want solutions and not inventions.
I was using the word in a metaphorical sense. Also, you mentioned positive activities. I was referring to passive activities which can become “unhealthy” in the sense that the formed habits, which can in the extreme interfere with life, outweigh the information gleaned.
Windows 10 finally surpasses Windows 7 globally
Show HN: Curated List of Python Libraries for Data Science
How going private can save Snapchat
a.i. solutions | Washington, D.C. | C++ Software Engineer | U.S. Citizenship

Would you love to be a part of the new space industry?
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It looks like this is mostly due to an increase in China. Chinese numbers are very volatile, so we'll have to wait and see if this is permanent.

The global trend for last year:
https://netmarketshare.com/operating-system-market-share.asp...
You lost everything and it was totally gone? Or did you have a backup and restored?
I’d much rather have society agree on a tax on the thing we don’t like then try to arbitrarily pick the one we do (ie EV rebate). The alternative to buying a ICE car isn’t necessarily buying an EV car, it could be a bike, taking trains, taking ride services, or any combo of things.
Location: Albuquerque, NM

Remote: Open to in-house, remote, and hybrid positions

Willing to relocate: Yes

Description: I worked as a web developer professionally for a few years, worked in stage lighting for a few years after that, and am currently an engineering technician for a lighting company. I am enrolled in an online CS program in the hopes of transitioning to a software-related role, preferably software engineering, devops, or cyber security.

Technologies: JS, CSS, HTML, SQL, C, C++, Swift, Python, more than willing to learn more

Resumé: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BOMWxnIBO5Nd5CDphlH1YDCD...

Email: see resumé

GitHub: https://github.com/BenKesselring
Unit21 | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | https://unit21.ai/

Founding Engineer - Unit21 is hiring our first team of generalist engineers

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What we do:

Unit21's mission is to suppress organized crime by combating financial crimes online. We build software for banks and fintechs to fight money laundering and fraud. We're an all-technical team of three who just raised a large seed round from a top-tier institutional and angel investors. Our team has published O'Reilly books, spoken at dozens of conferences, worked at Google, LinkedIn, and studied at Stanford, UPenn.

We're only about 6 months old but have already shipped beta products to a handful of paying enterprise customers, with many more in the pipeline.

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Tech stack: React/GraphQL, Python/Flask, Spark, Kafka, Terraform, Postgres

Reach out to me directly with questions - clarence at unit21 dot ai
The difference is name spacing is a feature of the language. It's not a clever trick or short cut.

Would you fully qualify every reference then? I'd argue that would add more clutter and obfuscation.
Platform9 | Sunnyvale, CA | Various (Engineer / Pre-Sales / Customer Success) | Onsite & Remote | Full-time | https://platform9.com/careers/

Platform9 provides a SaaS based managed solution that lets our enterprise clients adopt cloud technologies quickly. We leverage open source solutions like Kubernetes, OpenStack & Fission. You can manage and consistently run VMs, Containers and Serverless functions on any infrastructure: on-premises or in the public cloud. Check out how customers are leveraging PF9: https://platform9.com/customers/

The requirements vary based on specific role.

I am personally trying to hire for the pre-sales solutions architect role. The unicorn candidates for me have deep hands on experience with k8s, infrastructure solutions, distributed systems and have pre-sales experience. However unicorns are hard to find. Take a look at the specific job description and apply if you think its a good fit: https://hire.withgoogle.com/public/jobs/platform9com/view/P_...

PF9 offers a competitive salary along with stock options and other benefits. If you want to be part of a startup that's growing fast, hit me up! My contact info is in my bio.
Feature Store: The Missing Data Layer in Machine Learning Pipelines?
The eternal September is when the internet became public and available to anyone. Do you need a university membership to use blockchain?
I agree that delivery systems are no piece of cake, but if I'm worried about nukes I'm more worried about terrorism than I am about nation states. From that lens, fissile material is indeed hard to make. The Iranians were pulling their hair out when seemingly fine centrifuges mistimed due to malware. If it were easy then they could have tried a different approach.
This might be overly cynical (and I'm not going to address the utility of such a USB safety net), but I can see this being used as a way to only allow <insert your multi-national tech corp. here>-approved chargers.
Consumers will be wealthier only if the productivity gains from automation end up in consumers' wallets--and because employment is the main way that money gets into consumers' wallets, this is not a given.