skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: EU (Kraków, Poland)

Remote: OK

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies — languages: Go / Golang (expert), C & C++ (strong experience, but currently preferring read-only use), Lua, Nim, Elm, SQL (PostgreSQL, MSSQL, SQLite), Nix, some x86 Assembly, some C#, basic JS/HTML/CSS, basic Rust, basic Python, basic OCaml, & more (polyglot programmer)

Technologies — other: Docker, Linux & bash, Windows & WinAPI & (D)COM, Git, Ansible & SaltStack, distributed systems (incl. networking, concurrency/parallelism), binary protocols / formats, & more

Résumé/CV: on demand; basic overview: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mateuszczaplinski/

GitHub FOSS projects: https://github.com/akavel (HN Top 1 achievement: https://github.com/akavel/up)

Email: czapkofan@gmail.com (other contact: https://keybase.io/akavel)

Please don't contact me with offers related to: Ads, FinTech, Gambling, User tracking, Bitcoin.

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Go language expert (contributor), polyglot, backend/full-stack. Longtime experience with C & C++ (first languages) — I understand them well, however prefer not to write in them unless absolutely necessary (because UB etc.) Career-long experience with distributed systems, concurrency/parallelism. The domain I'm working in is important to me, I especially like / am motivated doing stuff that helps people / improves their lives / advances the wellbeing of humanity (can be indirectly).

Possibility of part-time (4/5) employment is a plus.
I see your economic argument and raise you a thermodynamics one.

https://dothemath.ucsd.edu/2011/07/galactic-scale-energy/
> from which it is derived.

"hikikomori" isn't a derivation, but a very basic inflection supported by all verbs, used all the time.
Elation Health | Software Engineer / Systems Engineer | San Francisco, CA| Full Time & REMOTE

At Elation we make tools for physicians and their patients that improve the efficiency and fidelity of their relationship, and help to make the delivery of excellent, proactive healthcare possible. We've got a number of roles available in engineering and across the organization. See them all here: https://www.elationhealth.com/careers/

Specifically I'm closely involved with trying to fill our positions in engineering. Looking for Software Developers (particularly frontend folks!) as well as Systems Engineers focus on cloud based infrastructure & ops. Our engineering team is about half based in our San Francisco office and half remote, at the moment we're focused on adding some folks in the home office (though the Systems Engineer role is open to REMOTE). Tech stack is AWS/Python/Django/MySQL/ReactJS. We have a great team full of people that really value working closely with product, customer-experience, and users. Lots of interesting problems to solve!

Apply online at the link above -- Also feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any questions or are curious! I'm always happy to chat with people about healthcare, startups, whatever. Contact info's in profile.
Yup, I definitely agree. And rereading your original comment I think it’s fairly clear and I probably just misconstrued your intent: /any/ large corp buying GitHub would’ve resulted in a similar reaction and it’s just a bit stronger given some of MSFT’s history.

I mean, it’s not that difficult to make the case that their support of OSS over the last decade was specifically to buy developers’ goodwill, though I don’t think that’s the case and think GitHub was headed this way anyhow.
Everyone is just asking for the government's approval without any public discourse or legal challenge. This effectively gives the government a free ticket to interfere international scientific and industrial collaboration without any legal process. It is a dangerous precedent. The real damage is not the government said yes or no in the specific case of IEEE and Huawei; it's the fact that a consequential decision could be made on a whim by an unstable president and his hawkish advisers with zero public discussion.
Artemis (formely Agrilyst) | REMOTE (US Only) or Brooklyn, NY | Senior Software Engineer II | Full-Time

Artemis is a web-based software platform that helps indoor farms manage their crops and gain data-driven insights to make more profitable production decisions.

We are looking for a talented and experienced senior engineer to join our team. Our goal is to build and maintain an agile team that can build and deploy quality code and features directly to our customers. Every member of the team will be integral in improving the product and directly growing our business. Our platform is built with Ruby on Rails and React on a Postgres database.

The ideal candidate will have:
- 8+ years successful engineering experience
- Experience working within a early/growth-stage startup team
- and will love working with Ruby on Rails and/or Javascript

For more information and to apply, please visit: https://agrilyst.applytojob.com/apply/5jGs4Uq5I4/Senior-Soft...

Check out our company values! https://medium.com/agrilyst/agrilyst-culture-deck-40e4cd9eb0...

We also have an opening for a Senior Software Engineer I!

The ideal candidate will have:
- 5+ years successful engineering experience
- Experience working within a early/growth-stage startup team
- and will love working with Ruby on Rails and/or Javascript

For more information and to apply, please visit:
https://agrilyst.applytojob.com/apply/teCo6c2hHI/Senior-Soft...
This repo violates GitHub TOS, specifically it "contains or installs any active malware or exploits"

https://github.com/contact/report-abuse?report=baileywj+%28u...
Saw it appear on Netflix a while ago and ignored it.

Now I'm watching it :)
Ya go for it, there are a ton of places you can start the process and I think you will find some parts of Europe have really improved the process (gathered from friends who have done it in Germany and the Netherlands).
Industry Dive | Washington, DC | Fulltime Onsite

FULL-STACK ENGINEER

Industry Dive is looking for a full-stack engineer who is curious and motivated to join our product development team. We use a variety of open-source technology, and our core application is written in Django. We spend most of our time building Industry Dive's main product -- a series of news sites and their content management system. However you will have opportunity to contribute to a wide variety of projects from internal data analysis tools to interactive web visualizations.

Industry Dive strives to provide an inclusive and welcoming environment. One of our core values is for employees to bring their unique perspective and personality to work. Your voice and the work you’ll do here matters to your teammates, other teams within the company, and to our customers and readers.

Some of our tools: Python (Django and Flask), MySQL, Docker, CircleCI, Airflow, GCP. Previous experience in a Scrum/Agile team is a plus.

More details at https://jobs.lever.co/industrydive/1370d4fb-b8a9-4df8-860b-a... or email me with any questions eli-at-industrydive.com

Industry Dive is an equal opportunity employer and we strongly encourage people of color, LGBTQIA individuals, veterans, parents, and individuals with disabilities to apply. If you feel comfortable doing so please feel free to note which pronouns you use in your application. Industry Dive has been rated a "Best Place To Work" by the Washington Post for three consecutive years.

We also have many other open positions in editorial/journalism, marketing, ad ops & sales. See https://industrydive.com/jobs
Location: London UK
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, Pandas, Django, Typescript, AWS
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tfmwhite/
Email: tfmwhite@gmail.com

Experience architecting and building SaaS software, leading teams, and guiding tech strategy. Looking for full-time tech lead/architect position in or near London, or possibly remote.
Of course it is. I moved from the Netherlands to Sweden at 37, not that far from your age. Find a country which fits your needs and wants and start exploring the possibilities. Make sure you're able to learn the language of whatever country you plan to move to or you'll have a hard time integrating/assimilating (depending on the country and your preferences), make sure not to end up in an enclave of compatriots and don't undersell yourself. There is plenty of work for developers in most 'western' countries so in that respect you should be OK.
What counts as a social media account? I'm not sure I can remember all the online accounts I joined and abandoned over the last five years.
I should backpedal a bit and reemphasize; please do not stop doing good things for the environment by any means. The more sustainably you can live your life, especially if you can demonstrate a way to do it fairly easily, the more of a proof-of-concept you become, which can help put pressures on governments.

I mean, I don't own a car, am mostly vegetarian (I eat fish occasionally), and take public transit nearly everywhere, so it's not like I don't try and do my part (though I do fly a lot, so that probably cancels out all my savings).

Part of the problem with writing comments like this is that I do think some of the the issues causing climate-change to become a problem are due to a specific political party, and HN typically gets a bit flag-heavy whenever you start getting into overt politics.
I work for a startup that does not have funding. I moved from socal to Tijuana and my cost of living is about 40-60% less. I could not continue working on this startup without being remote.
One enormous ad that won't go away and can't be closed. Sweet.
No. The central bank can stilll create money. Create enough money and inflation will result. There is no doubt about this. None at all.
Hardware Acceleration Opportunities for Machine Learning on Datasets
I wonder why they didn't compare results for those that don't drink coffee at all?
what are the salaries like in holland for senior devs?
This is the right move. Sure, if an account has repeated violations after clear communications, then action must be taken.

But it doesn't make sense to shut it down before discussion!
Of course it will bring me back. It's my consciousness, just sans the biological CPU.
That's a nice statement, and I agree that Scotland is a lovely country, but is immigration feasible for a random white collar person? What's actually required to gain residency (and is it permanent)? Is there a path to citizenship? And with Brexit looming, will this all change in a few years?
I've always hated working from home. Too much distraction, not enough verbal interaction with my team, and not enough face-time with my boss and his boss. Now that I'm a manager and manage a team that is remote to me (but colocated for everyone else including my boss) it's just terrible. I'm now a remote worker, while the rest of my team is mostly in-office. And yes that means that my boss goes directly to my team to get stuff done completely bypassing me. Sometimes he'll let me know, sometimes I find out after the fact. It's basically the worst of both worlds and I would never do this again.
Location: Near Washington DC

Remote: YES

Willing to relocate: NO

Technologies: Java, JavaScript, NoSQL (MarkLogic), SQL (Oracle and Postgres), Node.JS and basic fluency in C# and Python

Resume/CV: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IuZhqxzikwJciPE1xYCrU1cAaq...

Email: paul.hoehne [at] gmail [dot] com
what city/metro are you in? WeWork seems pricey but there are usually many other spaces available.

I used to have a “hot desk” at The Port Workspaces in Oakland for $125/mo. It’s right near the 19th St BART stop, we had folks commuting from SF with no complaints. I know their rates have gone up but are still probably much cheaper than WeWork.

Now I’m in Charlotte NC and WeWork is expensive here too! I’m about to start a membership at Hygge Coworking for $125/mo; quiet space, great people.
Silly putty and Gak were big in the 90s.

Edit: Also those aliens that came in an egg full of slime
Experienced UI / UX Designer, directing UX teams in designing and developing innovative products for enterprise, e-commerce, and mobile. I led teams in telecommunication, hospitality, and entertainment.

Created end-to-end user experience solutions with a focus on user needs and business goals directly responsible for delivering all aspects of design, from defining customer needs to delivering concepts, prototypes, and UI specifications.

Partnered with leaders in Product Management, Strategy, and Development to establish more iterative and collaborative processes across the full product development cycle.

Location: Anywhere
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: UX / UI / Interaction Design / User Research

Résumé/CV: https://wouterbron.com/resume

Email: hello@wouterbron.com

Website: wouterbron.com
Their workforce is huge and very competitive. Also, they probably speak Mandarin in their big companies...
Sense | Data Engineer | Cambridge, MA | https://sense.com | Onsite or Remote

https://sense.workable.com/j/7D7B6612AC

Sense is building consumer hardware and mobile/web applications to help people understand their home energy consumption, see what's going on in their homes, and ultimately reduce their energy footprint. We're serious about having a real impact on climate change.

Our product is built on cutting-edge machine learning technology that analyzes detailed electrical data in real time to figure out what devices are on and how much power they're using. The data science team at Sense is responsible for developing these algorithms, and we're looking for a data engineer to join us. Our growing fleet of energy monitors is continuously streaming high volume energy data to the cloud data pipeline that powers our production and research systems. You will be responsible for the design, development, and operation of this critical infrastructure.

We're looking for someone who is:

* Excited about high-volume, realtime data and solving the challenges it poses.

* Passionate about building high-availability, performant, cost-effective, and scalable systems.

* Tenacious when tracking down production issues, digging into metrics and logs as needed to run a problem to the ground.

Sense is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, minorities, individuals with disabilities and protected veterans are encouraged to apply. Ensuring a diverse and inclusive workplace where we learn from each other is core to Sense’s values. We welcome people of different backgrounds, experiences, abilities and perspectives and are a pleasant and supportive place to work.
Do you know anyone who works at MS? If so, you would probably know that they have plenty of employees who have been there 20+ years. There are many arms of their business that are steeped in the culture of the 90s: windows, office, etc.

Now, corporate culture can and does change. But, we generally want evidence of change to be proportionate to the original problem/wrong committed. What has MS done that is more remarkable than any other major tech corporation, at this point?

Additionally, what reason do I have to trust them? If I were looking to host my website on a cloud provider, I may look at azure. But people act like MS making a change means we should all start using Windows, writing in office, etc. Why? These are still, for me, substandard tools.

At the end of the day, I am looking for a real, substantial change. Release Office as GPL, then I will really be surprised. So far, they have just done a MS version of what the other players have done:

Typescript: Dart

Edge: Literally a clone of Chrome, which was literally a clone of WebKit, which was literally a clone of KHTML

VS Code: Atom
Gmail scans, parses, analyzes and catalogs your email
thelab | Senior Backend Developer and Senior Front End Developer | Remote or Onsite | NYC (Hudson Yards area)

We're a creative agency with a deep expertise in solving technology and creative challenges. Our dev team works closely with creative directors, copy writers and designers on behalf of our clients, and much the work is with e-commerce sites. We offer a great working environment with lots of growth, really good work life balance, a dog friendly office and fun employee events including bbq's on our deck. To learn more about us, pls visit www.thelabnyc.com

Here are our open positions:

Senior Backend Developer: https://thelabnyc.com/careers/#sr-backend-developer

Senior Frontend Developer: https://thelabnyc.com/careers/#sr-frontend-developer
That's interesting, is it really so easy for a Canadian programmer to get a job in the U.S on a TN visa? Would imagine uncle Trump would put a stop to that by now :)
Fullstack Developer
Location: Europe
Willing to relocate: Yes
Remote: Yes
Technologies: PHP (vanilla, Laravel, WordPress, Symfony, NextCloud), Python (vanilla, Flask, Django, Pandas, Scikit, Numpy, Bottle, BeautifulSoup), CSS/HTML, JavaScript (vanilla, Node, Vue, jQuery, D3), Linux (non-containerised)
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/miloszorica/
Email: miloszorica1701@gmail.com
By 2100, the ocean will be a different color
Don't think so, for example in Bangkok the taxi rate is regulated and I believe it hasn't changed for ages.
Or when they need an appendix removed. Then they want a "real" doctor, someone who learned their trade at a well-regulated hospital. Someone who is licensed by a medical board. Someone who has access to nice clean drugs manufactured in a lab subject to inspections. And then they want insurance coverage so they aren't out of pocket if something goes wrong during the operation. And then they expect some sort of rules-based enforcement structure to regulate all of these things. And don't forget some sort payment structure to support all these people ... This is getting complicated. Someone should write all these complicated rules down in a big book. Just don't call them laws.
SEEKING WORK | UK/London | REMOTE YES

https://uys.io/cv/

16+ years of web dev, and just completed another Firebase project for a fintech.
Ask HN: Best way to get seed round investment
I have startup doing okay, and i'm looking to get a proper seed round from an investor. Does anyone know the bet way to get seed round?
What effect will 5G have on web design?
Should you go niche or broad to bootstrap a successful business?
Your smartphone isn't listening to you, but your free apps are definitely spying
remember that movie "mars attacks" how the humans kept falling for the ruse, martians want peace we just had some misunderstandings, lets try again, then the martians screw them?

This whole situation looks like that movie. MS has started convincing people to trust them once again, after capturing sovereign territory. The thing that allowed this was the hope that a centralized service [github] will stay as is forever. this should be the poster child for distributed peer to peer sharing.
It seems like the Chinese run at the speed of light these days

What native Chinese-built software products have done well outside of China?
There are certainly people who don't do well working at home, and people who try to take advantage, but as you say, everyone is different. If anything I work more when I don't work out of an office. Not only do I spend more time at my computer--since my office setup is handy at all times of day and on the weekends--but I feel more productive while I'm doing it.

For example, at the office, if I feel unmotivated (or stressed out/distracted by the noise/chatter/other people), my only real options for a context switch are to take a walk, or get a snack or coffee, none of which really gets me going again... But at home I can easily go downstairs and accomplish something like washing the dishes or a load of laundry, which gets my mind back in the right space of accomplishing tasks. And if I'm doing that and something comes up, I'm 10 seconds away from my desk and I can be back working much faster than if I were 10 minutes away at the coffee shop.
Baby gene experiment 'foolish and dangerous'
Tackle | Full Stack Developer, Engineering Manager | Boise, ID | REMOTE | https://tackle.io

Tackle builds a product that helps amazing software vendors like New Relic, HashiCorp, and Pagerduty take advantage of the AWS Marketplace. We are looking for an experienced Full Stack Developer to help us expand our existing platform so we can better serve our customers. We are also looking for an Engineering Manager who still enjoys coding and mentoring to help us build an amazing engineering team.

Stack Overview:

- Infrastructure: AWS

- Front-end: JavaScript / React / MobX

- Back-end: Python / Flask / AWS Lambda / Zappa

The ideal candidate will be a self-starter who enjoys working independently and has previous experience working on a remote/distributed team.

More information: https://tackle.io/company/careers/software-engineer/

Email jobs@tackle.io to apply, founders will review every application
Is there a psychologist in America who is understood to have coined "shut in" or "shut away"?
Pogo Stick Sharing Micro Mobility Startup Cangoroo Is Truly Beyond the Pale
Pretty much what China Mieville pointed out about them.[1]

[1] http://inthesetimes.com/article/3328/floating_utopias
Desired Role: Senior Full-Stack Developer or Senior Backend Developer (Rails & React)

Location: Berlin, Germany

Remote: Yes, strongly preferred as I will be leaving Berlin soon.

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Ruby, Rails, Javascript, React, HTML, CSS, PostgreSQL, Heroku, AWS, Stripe API

Currently learning: GraphQL, Apollo, ELM, Elixir

Portfolio: https://vascoconde.com

Email: vc@vascoconde.com

I’m a full-stack software engineer with a love for taking ideas and turning them into useful products. I started using Ruby on Rails in 2010, and since then it has been my tool of choice when building for the web. I was responsible for shipping a dozen products to market and over the last few years, I've been in positions of technical leadership.

I'm looking to join a small to medium-sized engineering team at a remote-friendly company.
Excel is a general-purpose programming environment, it has a full programming language inside it (VBA) with the ability to call out to the operating system and load functionality through DLLs.

No, the way to tame Excel is to make it less general, to impose principles of structured programming on it. Separate code and data and presentation. Put some of the data in a database. Impose types on it, so Excel doesn't interpret genomes as dates etc. Make the control and data flow visible. Split it into pieces with defined responsibilities.

Excel is really a "two dimensional assembler": you put an operation in each cell, and they can read any other cell, and it all executes together.
SEEKING WORK | EUROPE | REMOTE YES

We're the produktmacher, a digital product agency from Munich. We do product management, design, tech & data. We're experts in AWS, node.js, react & react native. Looking for remote work. Get in touch:

+49 089 / 18946540

kontakt@produktmacher.com

https://www.dieproduktmacher.com/en
Sonder | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time | www.sonder.som
Sonder is transforming the future of hospitality. We are building the operating system for the future of the hospitality industry. Technology is at the core of powering the platform for the world's first deconstructed hotel and we are the first to do it. Our software powers everything from running our warehouse/supply chain for furniture and consumables, to managing housekeeping operations, to a fantastic booking and guest experience. It's Airbnb, Doordash and Amazon fulfillment systems all under one roof!

Senior Engineering Manager: https://grnh.se/75babe9e2

Senior Software Engineer: https://grnh.se/2981a7052

Senior Frontend Engineer: https://grnh.se/28006a552

Reach out at chris.spada@sonder.com with any questions
You're right that coal can't be saved, but not because of wind. Natural gas is dirt cheap and can be a reliable base load while being even more flexible with fast startup and shutdown times.