skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Dortmund, Germany

Remote: Yes, but office would be

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: js, HTML, PHP, PostgreSQL, rust, some java but don’t make me do java pls.

CV: nothing published right now.
E-Mail: masch+hn || masch dot it

Would love to get more into backend/server side coding or even games. Doing full stack web dev in consulting currently. Don’t want to do that.
Serverless.com -Dir of Growth, Enterprise Account Exec, Sr Platform Eng
https://serverless.com/company/jobs/

At Serverless.com we're creating the tools that allow developers to build more and manage less. We're spearheading the movement that allows you to scale up your application on any cloud at any time and have fun doing it. We happen to be scaling up ourselves at a rapid rate and are looking for like-minded individuals who love the fast-paced nature of startups where you can make a huge impact in the early stages of a great idea.

Serverless is A-round backed by some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley. https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/30/serverless-inc-lands-10-m-series-a-to-build-serverless-developers-platform/

We offer full benefits, 401(k), biannual team retreats in places like Austria, Morocco, and Northern California, flexible work schedule, in a remote environment, and unlimited PTO.

Serverless, Inc. | Director of Growth Marketing, Remote

Serverless, Inc. | Enterprise Account Executive, Remote

Serverless, Inc. | Senior Platform Engineer, Remote
“People are saying, ‘The US doesn’t really welcome our money,’” said one Chinese-backed venture capitalist. “So we need to stop investing in the US.”

This regulatory scrutiny is the needle that pokes a hole in the SV cash bubble.
The previous LA hosting of the Olympics was one of the few to be on budget and schedule.

It helps to look at actual history instead of projecting tropes.
you can't charge a "person" with a crime if that "person" isn't there to defend themselves

Individuals charged with crimes are defended by attorneys without visibly participating in their criminal trials all the time.

I can't imagine a criminal conviction of a corporation would dissolve the entity.

No need to dissolve it, simply place it under the same kind of restrictions that someone in prison is placed under - no direct financial activity, severely curtailed communications, etc.
Does this really work? Any success stories?
I'd suggest that if you genuinely don't understand this sort of social thing instinctively, then you're probably on the autism/aspergers spectrum then. I really wasn't trying to be offensive towards you or anything, I just probably forgot some extra caveats... Basically, this sort of social reasoning is (usually) hard wired into your (typical) human being, and has been since prehistory. But mental disorders like autism seem to mess up social perceptions and interactions, masking these instincts. Fortunately, in that case, I've found it's possible to work around the issue by simply researching what the natural instincts and drivers are for the typical human, hence my suggestion of referencing an anthropology textbook.
HealthRhythms | Senior Data Scientist | NYC | Full-time

At HealthRhythms [https://healthrhythms.com] we are working to make it easy to measure and care for everyone’s mental health. Our products leverage real-time mobile measurements with data analysis and modeling to create truly personalized just-in-time interventions. We are helping people and their clinicians detect and characterize their mental health from passively available data from their mobile phones.

We are funded by the NIH as well as seed investors, and we work with researchers, hospital/healthsystems, as well as pharma companies.

We're looking for independent thinkers who care deeply about the problems we're solving. Our mission is to redefine not only how we measure and treat mental illness, but how we optimize wellbeing as a whole.

We are looking for a senior level data scientist to help drive our efforts in data analysis and machine learning. Primary responsibilities will include analyzing our sensor data to better characterize patients' behavioral patterns, and developing algorithms for personalized just-in-time interventions to assist patients whose mental health is deteriorating.

Details are here: https://www.healthrhythms.com/s/data-scientist-2019.pdf

Email us your resume and tell us a bit about yourself at jobs@healthrhythms.com

We're looking forward to hearing from you!
UW Department of Laboratory Medicine | Data Scientist | ONSITE (Seattle, WA) | Full-Time
Our department maintains all clinical testing and laboratory operations at the UW Medical Center, from sample collection to analysis and final reporting. We employ over 900 people and handle 30 million tests each year. In parallel, we research, develop and operationalize novel diagnostics in genomics, mass spectrometry, flow cytometry and automated imaging.

We are looking for a data scientist who will provide analytical and infrastructure support to our lab. You'll work with the department's faculty, laboratory staff and software programmers to develop our data warehouse, ETL/analysis pipelines and our front-end reporting tools.

Ideal candidates will have healthcare or laboratory data experience and will have technical expertise in data science, database management, application development, etc.

Our stack: Primarily R, python, and SQL. We run on mixed (HIPAA compliant) AWS and local infrastructure.

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Why UW Lab Medicine?

‣ You'll impact patient care through improvements to the quality, accuracy and precision of our laboratory tests. Our department prides itself in innovation and we are highly motivated to bring on new solutions that improve our clinical service.

‣ You'll gain experience with "real world", highly complex and interesting data directly from our laboratory and clinical data streams.

‣ You'll interface with a wide range of users and stakeholders, all of who are committed to the UW's "Patients are First" aim.

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Feel free to contact me at nkrumm@uw.edu with [hnjob] in the subject line or see our official listing at: https://uwhires.admin.washington.edu/eng/candidates/default....
I believe it’s actually the smaller malls and malls near smaller towns that are dying from oversupply. The giant warehouse style stripmalls have hurt the small malls in the exurbs. Big malls in big cities seem to still be expanding.
I would contribute towards crowdfunding for investigative journalism to dive into the finances of billionaires, with the caveat that I'd expect any whistleblower or other awards for finding wrongdoing would be invested back into the enterprise.
Like ‘Uber for Organs’: Drone Delivers Kidney to Maryland Woman
Linux works best for people who just install it and use it, -and for people who are willing to learn how to fix it if they break it, AKA "grandparents and/or techies".

About 10 years has passed since I concluded that Ubuntu was more userfriendly than Windows. I had "installed"[0] Windows on someones computer and it took 4 hours to get it finished from pressing the power button the first time until bthe last nagware antivirus was gone and the computer was ready for use[1].

By comparison an Ubuntu installation at the time was 20-45 IIRC minutes depending on disk speed.

Ubuntu would the be ready to write a document, create a spreadsheet and browse the Internet, everything the typical user would wish.

There's only a few things Windows would do better at that time, most notably running Windows-only software and look familiar to Windows-only users.

[0]: or configured, it was supposed to be preinstalled so no idea why it used two hours just to get me to a login screen.

[1]: I've been a sysadmin so I'm well aware that Windows can be slipstreamed etc, but my experience here is what an end user would see.
Yes, but these days Carmack swears by -- wait for it -- Visual Studio. Microsoft developer tooling has a reputation for being absolutely top notch. The integrated debugger alone makes Visual Studio well worth it; nothing even remotely comparable exists under Linux.
I don't see anything in the job postings about remote being available. Is it worth it to apply if we don't live in the city the posting is for and not inclined to relocate?
Google launches CallJoy, a virtual customer service phone agent
Of all the advisors from YC on Youtube, I like Michael Siebel best, I find his advice very actionable and useful right away.
> thinking [...] really is the fundamental value-producing activity in knowledge work

I don't think that's quite right, for most kinds of knowledge work. Thinking is an important component, but I think observing and communicating are also part of it (with the particular mix varying greatly), and email ties into those.

Which isn't to say the thesis is completely off-base, by any means.
The medical code of ethics dates back, at least in sentiment, to Hippocrates. Legal codes of ethics draw on Daniel Webster, Thomas More, and so on back to Rome. If programming is going adopt a more heavyweight code of ethics, I don't want it to be in response to the news stories of the day - I'd much rather see us start with the admirable history of the field.

The whole image of amoral, selfish programming implies that we either lost sight of or failed to publicize the strong ethical stances which have been around for decades.
Attest | Backend Software Engineer | ONSITE London | Full-time

We’re Attest: a market and brand intelligence scale-up. Our mission is simple: to ensure that data is put at the heart of decision-making.

In your first six to twelve months you’ll be directly involved in slowly migrating our architecture to use Kafka, while also delivering new features using it.

We champion our people in their entirety. With our team of Attesters, we take a human-first approach, optimising for joy and adventure, ingrained in everything we do.

We’re a flat, friendly, non-hierarchical team, and value putting people (our team, clients and consumers) first; honesty, curiosity, empowerment and leadership are core to our team working style.

Our tech stack is: Go, Java, Kafka, Kuberentes, Postgres, GRPC, linkerd2, elasticsearch

https://team.askattest.com/jobs/209050-backend-engineer
It's still possible for a new interface to provide a compatibility or translation API for prior software.
The President can pardon all crimes against the United States- the citizenship of the perpetrator doesn't come into it.
Hey, uh, this is awkward, but you're linking to my CV (not yours). Could you fix that? Thanks!
I taught myself at age 30 using online software. However, yes, touch typists in this industry seem rare to me. I often get called out on conferences for my typing, which is at best only about 60 words per minute. Maybe it is because I don't mute as much as I should, OR is there another reason?
Most people who have an opinion about Agile don't understand it, and nobody understands it because the industry doesn't make it mandatory. It's the same with DevOps... A great idea reduced to a buzzword due to confusion.
This assumes that the managers are the decision makers. Very often their role is just to manage the team, i.e. to make sure everyone is doing their job properly and there are no problems on the way. Personally I would have no problems taking orders who earns less, heck I don't even know how much my manager earns so I don't really see the problem.
CallJoy – A cloud-based phone agent for small businesses
That is one of the prime reasons people move from the North East to Florida. Classic retirement, my money goes further.

It is also why people move out of the US, cheaper to retire in other countries.
Location: Minneapolis

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: To west coast only

Technologies: Spring Boot, Docker, Kubernetes, Openshift,
HTML, Java 8, Groovy, Linux, Intelli-J, MongoDB,
MySQL, Hibernate, Cassandra, Javascript, Angular, Git,
Jenkins, Selenium, Kafka, Apache, Tomcat,
Jquery, Ajax, Json, Typescript, Ansible, Microservice

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oScbSc_kcl5XK0LOJjKWjRWJdtZGfW0s/view?usp=sharing

Email: mcmahonworks@gmail.com

Open to contract or fulltime. I can do operations work or
development work. Proficient in full stack work. Prefer
backend/operations/production support work. Current
contract ended recently, available for work now.
FlowCommand (YC W16) | Full-Stack Engineer, Data Engineer, Sensor Engineer | San Francisco | Onsite | $120k - $150k + 0.5% - 1.0% | https://angel.co/flowcommand

FlowCommand builds a new type of sensor and software system to monitor fluid infrastructure around the world for leaks, theft, spills, and performance. Fleets of our proprietary lightweight hardware generate raw acoustic data and then send that data directly to our server via cellular/satellite; we then use a mix of physics equations, signal processing, and anomaly detection to determine the behavior of fluid (volume and speed) in pipes.

A few upcoming projects:

We’re planning to send a robotic submarine 10,000 ft underwater to attach our sensors to pipelines sitting on the ocean floor, with the goal of detecting and stopping oil leaks that harm marine wildlife. Build the application that allows operators to monitor their pipeline for leaks and alert them to an impending environmental disaster.

Our Houston office has a remotely operable flow loop (ie an obstacle course for fluids) that allows us to approximate field conditions and gather raw acoustic data. The digital signal processing specialists who write our firmware need to capture test data, but the sensor processes millions of measurements per second, making it difficult to store and process the test data. Build a system that allows them to efficiently test their latest DSP algorithms under a variety of flow conditions.

Technologies we currently use
Web Apps: Python, Django, React
Data Pipeline: pandas, scikit-learn, Heroku/AWS
Sensor Firmware: C++, System Verilog

Please reach out at jobs@flowcommand.com
Curebase | Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | ONSITE or REMOTE (US only)

Biomedical R&D is at an all-time high, but clinical trials are still expensive, slow, and traditional. The reason is the limited pool of research hospitals which R&D sponsors (like pharmaceutical companies) can use to run their trials. The overhead and training required to do research constrains the supply of these research hospitals, and leads to massive inefficiency.

Curebase takes a new approach. We empower every physician to be a researcher with streamlined software. This lets us run any trial in parallel, and enables sponsors to bring their inventions to market faster than ever.

Today, we use our growing physician network to power studies in many exciting areas of medicine, such as smoking cessation, STD testing, and nutrition. We have also participated in Y Combinator S18 and raised $2.5MM in seed funding.

I'm looking for self-motivated, generalist web engineers to join us early. If meaningful ownership of a healthcare product and helping to define an engineering culture sound interesting to you, please email me directly via matt (at) curebase.com, or read more and apply at https://angel.co/curebase/jobs/
SoFi | Engineering and Product | San Francisco CA, Seattle WA, Salt Lake City UT, Claymont DE, Helena MT | OnSite | Full-Time | https://www.sofi.com/careers

SoFi is a new kind of consumer finance company helping people achieve financial independence and realize their ambitions.

We build products that help our more than half a million members Get Their Money Right. From SoFi Money — a modern take on the checking and savings account - to SoFi Invest - a new investment platform that includes our market-leading robo-advisor, online brokerage (stock and ETF trading) and crypto investment products - SoFi is addressing the biggest financial challenges of a new generation through a modern approach to lending and personal finance.

SoFi has achieved significant scale. We've raised nearly $2 billion in funding since 2011, have over 700,000 members, lent out over $25 billion, and are one of the top ten issuers of asset-backed securities in the United States. But we are just getting started. We have ambitious plans ahead, and to be able to execute on them we will need the help of great talent like you!

We're hiring for a range of engineering roles, from individual contributors to architects, managers, and directors. See here for the list of open Engineering positions:

http://app.jobvite.com/m?3vdipkwe

We are also hiring for Product and Design professionals, see here for a full list of open Product and Design positions: http://app.jobvite.com/m?3nhipkwa
You can use ALSA apps on pulseaudio systems. Pulseaudio and ALSA covers really big percentage of Linux installs.
Orbit. YC (S17) and StartX (P19). Healthcare data start-up refactoring primary care. Looking for Lead Software Engineer/ CTO. Based in Palo Alto. Contact: orbit.yc@gmail.com
Agile was a reaction against particular problems in management, the Agile manifesto is directed at them on a conceptual level, but the Agile body of work (unlike Lean) has largely avoided solutions to the problem Agile is a reaction against and largely consists of solutions to lower-level problems that take for granted that the high level problem is already solved.

Which is why it seems to “work well” in young organizations with relatively small, hands-on engineering-heavy teams without several layers of non-technical (in practice, regardless of past experience) management—those aren't the places where the problems tend to exist in the first place.
PromptWorks | Multiple positions | Philadelphia PA | ONSITE https://promptworks.com/

We are a development shop that focuses on software craftsmanship. Our calling is to help companies create amazing, intuitive web & mobile applications, APIs, products, and services.

Pair programming, continuous integration & delivery, kaizen, and TDD/BDD aren't just ideas we pay lip service to, but core practices of our day-to-day work.

We love polyglots. We use lots of Ruby, Python, Elixir and JavaScript (mostly React and React-Native).

Open positions:

• Director of Product Design
• Senior React Native Engineer

https://www.promptworks.com/jobs
It’s not over optimistic, it’s delusional and will not happen. Tesla doesn’t have self driving cars, what they demoed was a less restricted version of autopilot which had to disengage multiple times on the short, predefined demo route that investors rode on.

There’s an easy explanation. Musk knows that self driving is mostly hype at this point but he’s running out of cash and desperately needs a capital raise. If he can fool investors into thinking he’ll have self driving solved within a year maybe they’ll give Tesla the money it needs.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Data Engineer | ONSITE (Philadelphia) | Full-time

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Research Institute is building a data and informatics platform called “Arcus” whose core goal is to link clinical and biological data in order to enable solving the most challenging problems in child health.

I am the one hiring, so feel free to reach out to me directly first if you any questions: ruthb@chop.edu

https://careers.chop.edu/job/Philadelphia-RIA-Programmer-II-...
Sure, and it's already done for Pulse / ALSA for example. Pipewire can do the same if it's possible.
Taking this to the logical conclusion we have "I will break your teeth if you don't give that stuff of yours because I can". Social structures and laws evolved for a reason.
In the scheme of things, it's not that bad. Ever been to IAD or JFK?
Agave.com | CTO | Palo Alto, CA | ONSITE | https://www.agave.com Stack: Rails 5, React JS, Heroku

At Agave, we're building the modern, self-service hiring platform for companies of all sizes. We help companies source, attract, recruit, and retain job candidates.

Why should you be excited to join us? Finding your next job is one of the biggest decision someone will make, and yet it's a deeply broken, inefficient process with old and expensive software. We want to fix all of these problems and make hiring delightful for both teams and candidates.

We're looking for a CTO. The ideal candidate has experience using Rails and React, and has worked at a startup before, or previously started a company and has CTO-level experience. Agave is funded by leading early-stage investors, including SV Angel, Box Group, Active Capital, Background Capital, and others.

Please reach out to me directly: jared at agave dot com.
Why would tech workers go the way of medical professionals and structural engineers and all these instead of going the way of financial engineers?
Xrpflix Accounts
In Soviet Russia, England, France and America ally with you!
What I'll take away from this: the estimates given in the early days of the debate -- the IPCC was formed in 1988 -- were surprisingly accurate.
His biography, The Instant Image, is terrific. Edwin Land is one of my inventor heros.

The title comes from how the Polaroid was conceived, all in one instant. (I won't spoil the story.) After seeing the whole working invention in his head, the rest was just a long process of execution. I'm sure many of us can relate.
Carrying commercially valuable goods can also be a source of pressure and anxiety. It's a messy situation to get into.
Researchers have created embryo stem cells from skin cells
```
meme2txt distracted_boyfriend.png \
--meme "the internet" 9 68 black \
--meme "classic memes" 16 80 black \
--meme "$(toilet "meme2txt" -fsmblock)" 30 40 white
```

Sure, it seems a little frivolous- but I threw together the script as a way to get one of my friends more interested in hacking. On that front, I succeeded.
Zagat + The Infatuation | New York, NY | Product Engineers | On-site | Full-Time

The Infatuation is a restaurant discovery platform and our goal is simple: to bring you the most honest and trustworthy opinions on where to eat in every situation. We're in the process of building a new Zagat after acquiring it from Google last year, with a focus on user generated content and are looking for senior engineers to form the backbone of our organization.

Our tech stack revolves around React, Vue, gRPC, Go and Kubernetes.

To apply: https://boards.greenhouse.io/theinfatuation/jobs/4129950002
The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) | UX Developer | Tucson, AZ | on-site for at least the first year | https://www.lsst.org The Education and Public Outreach team at LSST is looking for a UX Developer to help build web-based interactive visualizations for use in classrooms and by the general public.

A strong candidate would bring initiative and ownership to the development of our products. In fact, we will be especially enthusiastic about candidates with multifaceted skill sets. If you’re a design-focused thinker who could lead the conversation on UX, a strong data visualization developer, or a great visual designer with some front-end chops, we would love to meet you. If you know astronomy, great! If not, you’re our target demographic.

Here is a link for more information and to apply: http://ls.st/6oc

Feel free to email me at [redacted] if you have any questions about the role.
"your home that you own depreciates like a car [...]" is a crock

I agree the organizational structure of it all can lead to some very bad outcomes, but it's not some grand design that a mobile home depreciates. It's a material good, it wears out. The only reason e.g. a SFH appreciates is because the land is appreciating faster than the structure is depreciating.