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Bainbridge Health | Software Engineer | Philadelphia (PA USA) | Full Time | Onsite

Hospitals have invested billions in equipment and systems to catalog and monitor the medication administration workflow, with little to no realization of any return on those investments. With Bainbridge Health, hospitals are finally able to make improvements, measure their impact, monitor for regressions, and measure ROI, with very little effort on an ongoing basis.

Alongside our customer and industry partners, we are developing the first comprehensive system for managing medication safety and governance. We are a spin out of Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, located Center City Philadelphia.

As an early member of our engineering team, you will play an integral role in the operations, planning, and development of our product services, with a focus on our Med O.S. platform and operations. You will report to our Chief Technology Officer as part of our Product Engineering team. You will collaborate closely with our Customer Success team and take a proactive role in technical development decisions and execution. We are looking for a motivated engineer who is eager to roll up their sleeves and contribute to our mission.

Our stack includes Python, Go, BigQuery, Kubernetes, VueJS, Google Cloud Platform.

You can find the full job description, and submit your resume here, or look up my email via my profile: https://www.bainbridgehealth.com/software-engineer
Skool (https://skool.com) | Senior Backend & Frontend Engineers | Los Angeles (LA) | Full Time | Onsite | 155k-260k

* Problem: Education systems are gatekept, expensive, slow, outdated, unpersonalized.
* Mission: To democratize education, instill lifelong learning and collectively educate Earth.
* Product: Social learning network that incentivizes intelligence and contribution, not fame.
* Traction: Validated idea, early dev stage, CEO with $30m/y e-learning company, 6y exp.
* Funding: $10M bootstrapped.
* Stack: Golang backend, React frontend, various datastores.
* Values: Student obsession, laser-focus, high standards, long-term thinking, stay lean, scientific reasoning,
ALL in, full transparency, question everything, invent impossible.

Want to join a team of thinker-doer engineers with a hatred of bureaucracy and a bias for building, on a quest to educate Earth? We’re looking for Senior Frontend (React) and Backend (Go) Engineers to join our small self-organizing team.

Above market pay, ownership via RSU’s, superb benefits, relocation allowance, lots of sun.

Interested? Send us an email hackernews@skool.com
JW Player | Software Engineers, Product Managers | New York (NYC), NY | ONSITE | Full-time

JW Player pioneered video on the web over a decade ago and continues to innovate as the world’s largest network-independent platform for video delivery and intelligence. Media companies including Fox, VICE, Business Insider, and Univision, in addition to hundreds of thousands of creators of all types and sizes, rely on JW Player to deliver and monetize their content across all devices. JW Player’s massive global footprint of over 2 billion unique devices creates a powerful data graph of unique consumer insights and generates billions of incremental video views.

JW Player also started as and continues to be the most popular open-source video player: https://github.com/jwplayer/jwplayer

All our openings can be found here: https://www.jwplayer.com/company/careers/

We have several openings available for Senior JavaScript engineers, Data Scientists, as well as Software Engineering roles across our data and media delivery pipelines.

If interested, please email me at pgodzin@jwplayer.com
It's definitely creepy to hear Cosby talk about Spanish Fly and then combine it with the revelations that came later. I can't say in all honesty that it would have been considered creepy back then though. I've never heard anyone say the Beastie Boys were creepy for singing about it in Brass Monkey:

"Me and the crew we're drinking Brass Monkey
This girl walked by she gave me the eye
I reached in the locker grabbed the Spanish Fly
I put it with the Monkey mixed it in the cup
Went over to the girl, "Yo baby, what's up?"
I offered her a sip (sip) the girl she gave me lip (lip)
It did begin the stuff wore in and now she's on my tip
"

I don't think you could say that in 2019.
Location: Vegas

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: only to Southern California, especially Orange County.

Tech: React, Node, Redux, Apollo

Résumé/CV: Can provide on request, in short: 2 years professional experience developing for production level apps.

Email: vegas.dev.hackernews@gmail.com
Just cap campaign budget at a certain amount, and require a complete audit of politicians their families so they can not be influenced by outside parties.

Also, I think that people with more money should have more of an influence in this country. Not a big difference, but rich people frankly matter more. They have more money, and pay more taxes (or they should).

In reality I highly doubt that campaign funds have that big of an impact on who wins the election, simply because Hillary Clinton spent significantly more money than Donald Trump and still lost. In addition, Hillary Clinton spent an enormous amount more money than Bernie Sanders, and Bernie gave her a run for her money.
if you give permission from an admin login, it is trivial to take carte blanche of a machine, its trivial to convince someone to give you full access
Bills and accounting at any large company are managed by a team of accountants with the support of automation.

The difference is that utilities do not expire. If you don’t pay your bills you may lose service temporarily, but they won’t delete your account and reprocess your facility. A domain name is essentially leased property. If you let it expire not only will you lose it but then somebody else can take it and you won’t get it back. The real world equivalent is failing to pay mortgage or property taxes on your house, except consumer protection laws require a large number of failures (sometimes years without payment) before they can take ownership.
And get fined £90
This is mainly a problem in the US. I can't think of any other western nations that have real problems with religious idiocy; the US seems to be unique in this regard.

Don't blame the entire western world for something stupid that only the US does.
The homeless population in SF is insane. The sidewalks smell like piss and occasionally you try not to step over human feces. At this point I'm surprised that a hot startup in SF hasn't invented an industrial grade Roomba to clean up the sidewalks.
I've lived here for 5 years and love it. So many neighborhoods with their own charm, food, culture, etc. So much to do, people are open-minded, weather is great. I just don't go to Market St unless I'm going to work, and I avoid the bro-culture by hanging out in different neighborhoods. I would definitely not describe this place as "soul-less".
I've been in SF for 6 months and it's the best city I've ever lived in. Walking is one of my favorite activities and I can get everywhere by foot. A bus line on every street or $5 Lyft if I need to move quicker. The weather is amazing. There's a tech-first culture with hundreds of free events everyday.

I doubt you've had a chance to explore the city district-by-district if you think it's soulless.

There are many homeless people but they don't bother anyone and they're a product of the city's open culture.
Full disclosure: as my handle implies, I'm one of the co-founders of presscast.io. Obviously, I have a horse in this race.

I want to point out that advertising doesn't have to be intrusive. While this isn't appropriate for an independent journalistic institution like the NYT, the vast majority of for-profit publishers actually can continue with an ad-driven model without degrading their site's experience. One solution is to accept paid contributions to articles by advertisers with actual expertise in the subject matter. For e.g. marketing or tech periodicals, this works quite well.
As an outsider from a small village in New Hampshire who loves visiting cities, its quite shocking to me just how bad it was. San Francisco I fear may be the most overrated city on earth. Astonishingly lifeless to walk around for two days compared to Boston, Paris, Lisbon, Montreal. A network of disjointed suburbs, blocks of nothingness vaguely stitched together, even the places with alleged "culture". Food and weather were the only redeemers. (note I have been to SF only twice now, in 2010 and for longer in 2018).

Maybe I spent hours and hours sauntering through all the wrong parts. I could have totally missed the worthwhile bits of the city, just as I can imagine a visitor to Paris doing. But I'm starting to think that the people who live in San Francisco are, in some sense, kidding themselves. Or at least they don't travel much.

(For Europeans, I'd compare the lack of interesting-ness to Geneva, maybe.)
I think you should revisit your emotional reasoning. I explained a term. Your vague comment about "certain groups" names, doesn't add anything to the conversation, nor address anything that I said.

My reasoning is fine. I don't like Facebook, and I don't recommend it, because it is dehumanizing, by nature.

Assume less. It makes for better conversation..
Location: New Zealand,
Remote: OK,
Relocate: OK,
Technologies: Python/C#, Vue/React, Cloud
CV: https://stackoverflow.com/users/story/5249708
Email: contact through stackoverflow ^_^
Location: Austin, TX

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: My github profile will show a breadth of tech. Day-to-day over the last couple years I've mainly used Node, Postgres, React, and Elm.

Résumé/CV: Available upon request. https://github.com/danneu

Email: danrodneu@gmail.com

Two of the most interesting projects I've worked on over the last few years were a large open-source forum I built from scratch with 1000s of logins per day and the work I've done for some of the largest projects in bitcoin gambling. Feel free to ask.
Armory (YC W17) | San Mateo, CA | Onsite | https://www.armory.io

We believe software is the highest-leverage way to improve humanity, so we are creating a Platform that helps software teams ship better software, faster. Armory automates software delivery. As enterprises break monoliths into micro-services, containerize their workloads and deploy to public, private, hybrid & multi-cloud environments, they'll need Armory.

To learn more about who we are, our engineering culture, and whether this is the right place for you, read our Key Values profile: https://www.keyvalues.com/armory

Here are our open roles:

- Solutions Architect: https://jobs.lever.co/armory/7ebab03a-cfe4-4798-8d03-6b523a6...

Tech Stack: JavaScript, Java, Groovy, Spring MVC, Python, Go, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, Awesomeness

contact: recruiting@armory.io if interested
We can do both. Why are you upset?
Location: Los Angeles; Remote; Consulting

I don't just write code, I solve hard problems. Strong foundations in other scientific fields (math, physics, probability, formal logic). Startups have hired me to implement their core products. If I don't know something, I find the best resources, figure it out and deliver a polished solution.

Skills: application development, operating system internals (nix, macOS, Windows), GPU programming, low latency networking, digital signal processing, numerical computation, databases, high performance computation, machine learning, computer vision, robotics

Languages & Frameworks: C, C++, Swift, Metal, AVFoundation, TensorFlow, Rust, Julia, Objective-C, Python, Java, Kotlin, Javascript, TypeScript, Ruby

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-nemecek-b40153104/
Currently I'm working on http://ngrid.io but I'm available for interesting work.

Contact: my user name at gmail dot com

Education:

* A.B. in CS from Harvard Open source contributions: https://github.com/adamnemecek.

* Core team member of AudioKit

* added Swift support to Godbolt compiler explorer
(https://godbolt.org/)

* contributed to Firefox for iOS

* billion of minor contributions
My friend asked the guy that made that 400k post on twitter. Apparently that is total compensation for people at Uber and Lyft.
The spec for data analytics doesn't list Rust. Instead it requires "excellent C++ ability". Are you actually using Rust?

It might be a bug on my side, but FYI. The last bullet point in the "Desired" section of the job spec shows as blank in my Firefox Nightly on Ubuntu.
> and in fact have somehow managed to convince CBP and USCIS to visit their campus to conduct Global Entry and Visa interviews instead of the workers having to travel to an office.

Not to detract from your point, but this is a common service for employers above a certain size-- not some shady negotiation. My last few (not even close to FAANG) employers have all offered this perk.
Sentry.io | Various | ONSITE Vienna Austria, San Francisco, Toronto, Austin

We build the leading tool for real-time crash reporting and tracking down errors to their source. Every month, almost 1 million developers across tens of thousands of organizations find the root cause of their errors faster because of us. We have a great pedigree -- our employees come from great companies like GitHub, Dropbox, Discus and PagerDuty.

And we're dog friendly.

We have a few jobs that would interest the HN crowd:

- I'm hiring a PM for our vast ecosystem of SDKs in Vienna Austria https://sentry.io/careers/1485902/

- We're hiring a dedicated Open Source developer https://sentry.io/careers/1492956/

- We're looking for an infrastructure engineer in Austin https://sentry.io/careers/1405192/

- And a developer evangelist here in San Francisco https://sentry.io/careers/714354/
Location: Malaysia

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: Yes

Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Javascript(Vue.js), UI Design

Résumé/CV: https://ajmaleylia.com

Email: aj.eylia at gmail.com

I'm driven individuals who are passionate about making the best possible product. I have over 8 years experience as a web developer. From scratch into well-done application, production ready. I’ve worked with clients as well as gained experience in enterprise and startup environments. Working experience in markets including Japan, USA, Malaysia and Singapore.
The Congressional Dish podcast[0] by Jen Briney is a fantastic resource, for those of us who don't want to watch committee hearings or read the scrawlings of Congress. She mixes in a bit of opinion, but she presents the facts and, since she uses the value-for-value model of listener support, she is not compromised by advertisers.

0: https://congressionaldish.com/
It happens to me on Linux. I have GTK and QT configured with dark themes. To overcome this, I have to configure Firefox with a default styling in ~/.mozilla/firefox/*/chrome/userContent.css:

input, button {
-moz-appearance: none !important;
background-color: white;
color: black;
}

textarea {
-moz-appearance: none !important;
background-color: white;
color: black;
}

select {
-moz-appearance: none !important;
background-color: white;
color: black;
}

Now that I look at it, I wonder why I didn't join all 3. Whatever.
Could very well be. My perspective is US Naval and ground warfare gunnery.
Is there a reason you don't go full time?
Bangkok Is Choking on Air Pollution. The Response? Water Cannons
An honest question. How do you gauge demand? Do you go to different forums and ask. Local mixers etc?
I'll add this resource[1] that helped me enormously set up a modern environment for learning with SICP.

I started with mit-scheme but it was horrible for a vim and ipython user. This helps you configure tmux, vim, and racket for sicp.

[1]: https://crash.net.nz/posts/2014/08/configuring-vim-for-sicp/
You're implying that Facebook is - widely - using unknown privilege escalation exploits in browsers for tracking purposes? That's absurd.
QAnon skeptic named Freddy Benson who's fighting 8chan's /qresearch/ board
Location: Vero Beach, FL

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: Yes

Technologies: HTML5+CSS3+ECMAScript6, AngularJS, React

Resume/CV: On Request

Email: rudolf@winestockwebdesign.com
You look like Vin Diesel and Bruce Willis had a love-child, no offense :p
Interestingly enough, Stan Lee always preferred the term "comicbook" on the grounds that writing it as one word made it more clear that it was its own thing and not just a book that's comedic.

Another term I've seen bandied around is "sequential art".
Android Developer

Location: New Delhi, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Android SDK, Java, SQL, Git, Linux

Resume/CV: harryio.com

Email: me@harryio.com
Location: Paris, France

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: For a good opportunity maybe!

Technologies: Python (Data science ie numpy, pandas, scipy..), nodeJS and IOT/hardware design.

Resume/CV: see benjaminpoilve.com

Email: see CV on website.

CTO of a startup for a few years, looking for new challenges. Would love to find a long-term job demanding both in software and hardware design! Studied both as an Engineer and a Designer. See my website for some personal projects.
Dreams for PlayStation 4 is comparable to professional creation tools
"exurbanites congregate from 9 to 5 to conduct commerce." There is more to the city than few blocks of offices in downtown area.
Okay, then explain Tobuscus. Look him up. He lost arguably over a million dollars in deals with companies and with his publisher not to mention he stopped putting out videos because of the whole ordeal. The only bad history he had before was that had a drug addiction and he was "manipulative". However all his past girlfriends backed him up, and their was conclusive evidence that the accusation was false. Still, his life was pretty much wrecked.
Cooklist | Backend Django / Data Engineer | Dallas, TX / Remote

Cooklist allows you to order groceries by choosing recipes you want to cook and shows you recipes you can cook with the groceries you buy.

Think Expedia for aggregating all the grocery retailers into one interface and Mint.com for importing all your retail purchase data into a digital pantry.

We just finished the TechStars Retail Program and announced a partnership with Target. We're a small team of experienced startup founders and engineers and are looking for a backend engineer and data engineer to join our team.

Cooklist can connect directly to 77 grocery chains like Walmart, Safeway, Kroger etc. and automatically download every purchase a user makes in store and online. It uses NLP to match each product purchased to recipe ingredients. Over 1,000,000 products are matched to 1,000,000 recipes.

You can see a demo video and find links to download the app for iOS and Android at https://cooklist.co or email me at daniel@cooklist.co if interested
Remember your introductions to the internet?
I like to think both parties are extreme authoritarian, just different flavors - paternal vs. maternal. Dominance and submission are two sides of the same dysfunctional coin.
We do, in fact, charge people for access to public parks. The parks still serve their purpose.

The price mechanism is what allows for efficient allocation of scarce resources. There's nothing wrong with using it. Demanding that scarce things be free is just imposing a price control, and price controls always lead to shortages and misery.
Fundamentally irrelevant. It should prioritize. Not crashing. If it is in a situation where the only possible outcomes involve crashing, it should try to avoid crashing anyway.

Think about how stupid it is to program trolley problem logic. It suggests you program the car to purposefully crash into something. We will be absolutely fine just trying not to crash.

That means the car is constantly thinking to itself (“should I give up and just choose what to hit instead?”). No thanks.
I'll second invoke. I use it for all of my python projects now and I love working with it. It makes it very clean to manage more complex tasks that have a lot of conditionals involved.
The point of that was to stop Malaysia and Singapore from pirating movies and software.

I think there's something to be said about the correct distrust of MPAA. But at the same time, Malaysia and Singapore were clear pirate hubs that were harmful to any IP based economy.
When your CI is taking forever on AWS EC2, it might be EBS
"My living expenses here are ~$2k per month, which is close enough to the rate of return on my personal investments that I’m kind of at equilibrium."

Closes window.
If you're into this sort of thing I recommend reading this article: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/articles/input_lag.htm

It goes into a lot of depth on input lag and how to measure it accurately. The site also happens to have recorded input lag numbers for hundreds of monitors.

In the article it mentions using photo sensors and oscilloscopes as the best way to get a reading but they settle on using a special type of stopwatch test that gets results that are nearly the same.
This is really just the old debate of whether to use a reset css in disguise. It has nothing to do with accessibility.
Did you expect it to be higher or lower? A lot of salaried people have never read their paystub carefully and seen that their employer pays 80-90% of their health insurance premiums for them.

Further, a lot of people don't realize that employers get a discount on providing health insurance because they have a pool of people over which to distribute a bunch of uncertainty. When you buy individual insurance, the "pool" is you (and maybe any of your dependents), and the insurance companies charge you "full" price.
I'm not exactly sure what that has to do with the throughput of TLS, especially considering that it's 99% likely that its implemented in a native library (openssl, etc).
this looks awesome! will give it a try. Thanks for creating this :)
Seeking Work | 5 year+ backend/fullstack web dev (Ruby/Rails)

Location: Midwest US/occasionally Europe (US Citizen with EU work permit)

Remote: Only looking for remote work at this time

Technologies: Ruby, Rails, Sinatra, API design, API integration, learning: Elixir, Elm, open to new stacks.

resume: https://cl.ly/2811a69a08c1

li: https://www.linkedin.com/in/estiens/

github: https://www.github.com/estiens

--

Social worker turned coder. (Former policy researcher, community organizer, youth worker.) Proficient with Ruby (Rails/Sinatra), JS, API design, TDD/BDD. Know my way around devops with Docker, Vagrant, Ansible, AWS, Heroku, etc. Looking for opportunities with organizations and companies that are mission-driven and trying to address a social problem somehow. Have had side projects on the FE of HN and led year+ long development projects doing a fair amount of project management and mentoring along with coding.
How many other cities have lived in to compare it to?
In which other major cities have you lived?
Or maybe they called the user a whale, because as a software engineer, the user is simply a "number on a screen", and that this "number", is spending 100x more $ than all of the other "numbers" (aka, users). So you might refer to that "number" as a whale, by comparison.

If they are knowingly _targeting_ underage users, I do not condone that at all, and it should be addressed. Stop with the "outrage" about the term "whale". It doesn't add to the conversation
All the politicians UK and US citizens get to choose between support these regimes.
Sightings of rare oarfish in Japan raise fears of earthquake and tsunami
Wow, what an awful thing to standardise! Are there equivalents for high/low-contrast? Red themes, blue themes, multicolour themes, etc.?

Why layer something like this on top of an override system, when devs can choose to just not override those things?

As an example, the only CSS colours I use on chriswarbo.net are either semi-transparent, or mid-grey (which work on light and dark themes, although I might revisit that since it would presumably not work on default-grey systems like AmigaOS).