skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even Financial | Data Science | NYC or SF | Full-time | Onsite | https://evenfinancial.com/

We are building an industry-leading search and recommendation platform for consumer financial services. We are an API and data company with data science acting as a key differentiator against our competition. We use ML models for real-time pricing, traffic quality filtering, and search and recommendation. Our application services are written in Scala and data scientists use R, Python, and AWS ML to analyze data and deploy machine learning models. We are hiring general data science talent and well as a lead data scientist with search and recommendation experience. To apply email sandy@evenfinancial.com directly.
Feminists trying to appropriate virtue as inherently feminine is just misandry.

This post is literally trying to appropriate generations of male debate on the best way to run a business as being about feminism triumphing over the patriarchy.

Feminism is sexism.
USB-C Power Delivery has great potential in this regard.
How Long Does It Take for Content Marketing to Work?
With a photo editor. #000000 or bust!
There's another who does it using water tanks. IIRC they use it to store heat also. https://www.multiaqua.com/
Every software engineer asks questions
I think the main issue with Pascal's wager is that it puts all its eggs in the basket of some afterlife being a certainty.

You can very well waste all your life in pointless prayer, like the monk who basically imprinted his feet on the wooden floor by praying several hours a day for decades.

Even getting out of that room to help someone in a trivial task would have been much more useful than the praying.

Not to mention the huge amount of censorship over your own thoughts that some religions impose on your life.

So, IMO, if you get the wrong end of Pascal's wager, you can waste your only life, every infinitely valuable second of it (because there's no afterlife), over a non-existent afterlife.

That's a hell of a wager to lose.
ProteinQure - https://proteinqure.com/ | Computational drug design | Various engineering roles | Toronto (onsite)

At ProteinQure, we are building a computational platform for the design of protein therapeutics. Our mission is to help to create a world where drugs are engineered, not just discovered. We work on treatments for cancer, diabetes, among others, and partner with industry leaders in drug discovery to generate novel therapeutics outside of the conventional chemical space.

Our technology combines computational biophysical models with statistical and machine learning approaches to enable us to search across vast spaces of protein therapeutics. We build and deploy these computational modules using a scalable cloud computing infrastructure and complement their predictions with results from wet lab experiments. We utilize advanced computing architectures based on high-performance GPUs, TPUs and investigate novel methodologies in biophysical modelling.

We are a seed-stage company and have just recently raised our $4M USD seed round by some of the top Silicon Valley and Canadian investors. We are rapidly expanding our 9-person multidisciplinary team and hiring across a range of engineering roles: Backend, Infrastructure / DevOps, ML scientists, statisticians and computational biologists.

This an opportunity to be an early technical employee at a deep tech company and grow into leadership roles as we scale.

For more details about the roles and the company, check out our job descriptions: https://proteinqure.com/hiring.html

i am one of the founders, feel free to reach out to me directly: lucas (at) proteinqure (dot) com
If price is my primary selection criteria, it's hard to beat free. I suspect I'm not the only one that has keyboards literally laying around: home, the office, friends houses, friends offices...
Some phones in the Android One program should also have a decent chance of getting it quickly. Everything else will probably get quite a few of the features from the closed source parts of Android that are shipped by the Play Store anyway.
Ah yes let's conflate something that is generally misinterpereted and misunderstood with something else that is generally minusderstood and misinterpereted. What could go wrong?
Isn't GDPR supposed to be an attempt at this kind of thing, treating privacy issues as a punishable negative externality similar to pollution?

I only ask because that all makes perfect sense to me, but I see a lot of negativity about GDPR on here, that all it ever does is stifle innovation and produce ever more cookie-agreement popups.
The silicon vendor Espressif has already patched the last firmware (SDK) of such devices. However, other products that uses this chips with still have to patch against it.
The rate limiting of wifi pinging means Google just ripped the heart out of wardriving.
Canny | Full-Stack Engineer | REMOTE | Full-time | https://canny.io

Canny helps SaaS companies keep track of feature requests to build better products.

* Early-stage startup, 5 person team, launched two years ago

* Over 450 customers, including industry-leading companies like MongoDB, Facebook, Lyft, Bench, and Compass

* 100% remote, distributed across US, Canada, UK, and Estonia

* Bootstrapped and profitable, we are our own bosses

We're hiring a full-stack engineer to help us build Canny. You'll be working alongside founders and the whole team to make Canny more valuable to its customers and grow faster.

Technologies: JavaScript, React, Redux, Node, MongoDB, AWS

https://jobs.canny.io/engineering/full-stack-engineer
Truly disruptive... 75% cheaper, and democratizes access to orthodontists outside of major urban areas.

Great example of taking a market, and making it much bigger by lowering cost & barriers to access. Growing 100% year over year, on a pretty big base.
brightwheel | San Francisco/Denver/Austin | Android Engineer | ONSITE or REMOTE (US)
Brightwheel is the first mobile platform for early education. Our small mobile team (3) works on native iOS and Android apps that impact daily life for teachers and parents. A passion for product and empathy for the user are key. All new feature development is done in Kotlin, with architecture components (Room, LiveData, ViewModel, Lifecycle). A few more libraries that we love working with: Rx, Dagger, Retrofit, ConstraintLayout.

https://mybrightwheel.com

If interested, contact me directly: guillaume at mybrightwheel.com
As a non-NYC resident, I would love to see the same thing in my town.

I don't want to piss away $40,000 + another $80,000 on maintenance and insurance and parking fees and bridge tolls on a self-driving car that will stand idle in my garage, or my employer's parking space for 23 hours of the day. I want better rail. I want more buses. I want to be able to ride a bike, without putting my life in the hands of lunatics who in any sane world, should not have been licensed to drive.

Surely, we could deliver all that for the money we are currently wasting on automobiles?
ANN ARBOR, MI and COLUMBUS, OH | ONSITE

# JAVA, JAVASCRIPT, .NET, QA AUTOMATION, UX DESIGN, IOS/ANDROID/MOBILE DEVS and more!

https://www.nexient.com/careers/apply

----- My description -----

(I'm a Sysadmin / DevOps person, I'm not HR or recruitment, but my posting here has been approved by the recruiting dept. I wouldn't post this if I thought this wasn't an actually great company to work for!)

Nexient are good people: My experience at Nexient has been overwhelmingly positive, they are flexible, caring and fun to work at. They actually care about the life/work balance too. Multiple tabletop, D&D, console gaming nights are organized all the time. Charity drives and other ways to give are also promoted within the company. The work environment is really nice too, with motorized standing/sitting desks and laptops that actually have enough memory!! Nexient do outsourcing but with US-based staff, we work closely with clients so we're just part of the team.

Nexient are also working hard to add hundreds of tech jobs in Michigan and Ohio. There's a real need for good folks to help us help our clients.

----- Recruiting Dept's Description -----

Nexient is hiring! In 2009, we launched Nexient to give American businesses a more responsive, domestic alternative to sending software development offshore. We knew we could deliver better software faster by collaborating with clients in real time. Today, we’re the only 100% US tech company among the World’s Top 100 Outsourcers. Every day, we help dozens of businesses — mostly Fortune 500 companies and fast-growing tech product companies — accelerate their products and services to market and increase their agility.

We are hiring software programmers across all levels – for backend and frontend development using Java, C++, JavaScript, Angular, React and associated technology stacks. The list of current openings is available at https://www.nexient.com/careers. These are full time positions working from Nexient’s delivery center at Ann Arbor, MI. Visa sponsorship and telecommute / remote work options are not available for these roles.

----- TO APPLY -----

To apply, please use either my email address, aclark@nexient.com OR https://www.nexient.com/careers and mention my email address and name, Anthony Clark.

I could potentially get a bonus if you are hired, just want to fully disclose that I could personally benefit from your actions.
United States Digital Service | Senior Product Managers, Senior Designers, Senior Software Engineers, Senior Site Reliability Engineers, and more! | Washington, DC | ONSITE https://www.usds.gov/

We're looking for the most tenacious designers, software engineers, product managers, and more, who are committed to untangling, rewiring, and redesigning critical government services. You'll join a team of the most talented technologists from across the private sector and government. No government experience or resume required! We work on some of the biggest issues affecting the American people there are: immigration, veterans, students, health care, and more. Come join us in shifting government tech in the right direction!

See one of our Reports to Congress for examples of what you could be working on:

https://www.usds.gov/report-to-congress/2017/07/

In plain language: We are looking for empathetic and mission focused engineers, designers, product managers, government procurement specialists, bureaucracy hackers, and more with 3+ years of experience in the tech industry to work on sometimes ambiguous-- sometimes huge-- but always impactful work for the American people.

Apply here:

https://www.usds.gov/apply
I had two of the Sculpt keyboards die within about 6 months. Maybe I got a bad batch, but I'm not buying that one again.
What if one of those menu options were like?

This question does not show any research effort
This question is unclear
This question is not useful

that is (almost) literally the title text of the downvote button. I think people just don't like the shape of the button and the idea of negative numbers.
Omada Health | San Francisco, CA | Rails/React, Android, Platform/DevOps | H1B Transfers OK | ONSITE + REMOTE

Omada Health is a digital health company on a mission to make healthy behavior change more accessible and achievable. We’re looking for Rails/React, Android and Platform/DevOps engineers to join our growing engineering team.

You'll be helping expand our product offering to help individuals control type 2 diabetes and hypertension (Press release: https://www.omadahealth.com/press/press-release-omada-health...) and more recently, depression and anxiety (Press release: https://www.omadahealth.com/press/press-release-omada-health...).

As a key member of our engineering team, you will help design, build and maintain systems necessary for rapid growth. Our team practices pair programming (at least 50% of the week) so you will have the opportunity to learn new techniques and share your skills.

Software Engineers (ONSITE - San Francisco HQ): https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/1162609

Senior Software Engineers (ONSITE - San Francisco HQ): https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/1162607

Senior Software Engineer (REMOTE): https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/1714632

Senior Platform (DevOps) Engineers (ONSITE - San Francisco HQ): https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/1544470

Android Engineers (ONSITE - San Francisco HQ): https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/1508368
I wonder if that's a lie for the public so that they don't have to reveal the method they actually used to get his password.
My brain hurts from how dumb this article is. How is this on HN?
Facts About Time Travel That Will Make You Think Twice. All You Need to Know
SEEKING WORK - Remote
Mobile Developer based in the Caribbean (reasonable rate :)) Skills: Native iOS / Android, React Native. I've worked on projects using RxJava, Firebase, MVP architecture.

I also have experience with client side development React / VueJS / Redux and server side development with Node.

email: kelvin.pompey@gmail.com
They announced the release name thing a week ago:

https://www.blog.google/products/android/evolving-android-br...
> One is justified to say anything one pleases

One is not justified in belieiving anything one pleases. There are things which are justified and things which are not and a coherent epistemology distinguishes between the two.
Even if you think any broken promise amounts to fraud, Intel didn't intentionally commit fraud.
> Which is fine, but it punishes us for travelling rather than encouraging us not to.

Why do you think this distinction is important, though? They seem like two sides of the same coin to me.

> Those with significant disposable income who might go on three or more leisure flights per year (e.g. one ski trip, one beach holiday, one city break) may not notice until it gets really expensive. They can often downgrade their hotel/restaurant/activity choices to compensate.

Sure that's true. But as you ratchet up the tax, fewer and fewer people can afford it. And if you set the tax at its efficient point, you can use the revenue it generates to offset the carbon the planes emit.

> However, it's a similar issue to arguments of an unfair eco burden being placed on developing countries - Those of us who have already benefitted from poisoning the world are now telling others that they have to rein in their emissions. If the richer people I mention above have to drop one of their annual foreign holidays due to the expense are still going on two more return trips than the ones who have to drop their only holiday.

This is a valid criticism for things like industrial development. I don't think it applies as much to leisure activities like jet travel, though I can see an argument for it there too.

However, you can structure the tax in a progressive way. Wealthier countries pay more, and subsidize poorer countries. So they each get to use comparable amounts of jet travel, but the richer countries pay much more than the poorer countries.

> All of this is a long winded way of saying that certain kinds of taxation solution can allow certain people to maintain their current lifestyle, by pricing others out of it.

Yes, that's exactly right though. At the end of the day, you either have to ban jet travel entirely, or treat it as a scarce resource. If you're not going to completely ban it, then you have to decide who gets to use it. The way we do that is with all our scarce resources is money.
The numlock key exists today because of the keyboard layout of the original IBM PC (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:IBM_Model_F_XT.png).

That original keyboard did not have separate arrow and pgup/pgdown (cursor control) keys, and numlock was how one toggled between the calculator keypad being 'numbers' vs. cursor controls (see the image above). The current 'separated' cursor controls and number pad layout arrived sometime during the IBM AT era, and at that point the 'numlock' key started to make less sense. It was kept around for backwards compatibility with old software that used the state of the numlock key to change its behavior (and/or that relied on the exact scan codes output by the number keypad in combination with the state of the numlock bit).
But then your neighbors house can become an attack vector for your house.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6rxu4NwnUqA
With rates like that I'm surprised you don't use NoScript with a whitelist.
Skyrad Ltd. | Algorithm Inventor | London, UK | ONSITE, FULL-TIME |

Skyrad invents products in the rapidly developing IoT and energy sectors. We're currently analysing how monitoring heat and acoustics through various means, including using computer vision in the infrared part of the spectrum, can reveal patterns which let us discover and predict faults, risks and inefficiencies in systems. We take brand new technologies from prototype to patent and to market. One of the products we invented is LeakBot (www.leakbot.io).

Looking for excellent numerical skills, preferably with a background in algorithm design such as signal or image processing, control engineering or machine learning.

Preferred technologies:

-Matlab/Simulink

-Python

-SQL

-Experience in rapid prototyping e.g. Raspberry Pi

-AWS

Excellent work-life balance, hours are flexible, working remotely from time to time is fine, near zero office beaurocracy.

More: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/algorithm-inventor-at-sky...

Drop me an email and CV on ben.windsor {at} skyrad.co.uk if interested
As a recent iOS user coming from Android, this almost makes me want to go back. I really do miss the Smart Reply and native Google Assistant features. But alas, iMessage pressure is real in my friend's group.
Boston Dynamics | Multiple Software Roles | Waltham, MA and Mountain View, CA | Full-Time | https://www.bostondynamics.com/jobs

Boston Dynamics is a leading developer of advanced mobile robots. See our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/BostonDynamics/videos) for a number of examples.

We're looking for Software Engineers across a wide range of disciplines and experience levels to help us productionize our robots and integrate them into real-world enterprises.

While we are definitely interested in candidates with robotics expertise, we are also looking for people who can bring a different set of skills and background.

For example:

- SQA Manager in MA: https://bostondynamics.applytojob.com/apply/4oW3u0DuKM/Softw...

- Senior Software Engineers focused on systems programming in both CA and MA: https://bostondynamics.applytojob.com/apply/N9rvlWjV94/Softw...

- Junior Software Engineer in MA: https://bostondynamics.applytojob.com/apply/VW7uBMLZvH/Softw...

Please apply at https://www.bostondynamics.com/jobs
Just to give you some idea of how easy these are to use: In 20 mins with a small breadboard, a few Dupont wires, a Nodemcu ESP8266, a DHT22 with a pull up resister I've got a desk temperature sensor.

Add: https://esphome.io/

... and it talks MQTT and connects straight into Home Assistant.
SEEKING WORK | Philadelphia, PA | Remote OK

U.S. patent agent with experience drafting and prosecuting patent applications pertaining to biotechnology, consumer devices, and electromechanical inventions. Additional experience independently writing software.

Offering tech writing and consulting, medical writing, and patent application drafting.

Mention HN for a discount!

Web: www.bitworks.tech
Email: contact AT bitworks.tech
> who can wield this authority fairly and justly against their co-users

Not brand new users who don't appreciate how the site works and without moderation will make more work for users who are capable of answering question.
SEEKING WORK

remote preferred -- I'm local to Los Angeles

Resume:

https://gitlab.jonleibowitz.com/jon/resume/blob/master/resum...
Workiva | Amsterdam, NL | Onsite | https://www.workiva.com/

Workiva is reinventing financial and managerial reporting. Our cloud-based applications enable real-time collaboration for the most important and challenging reports, including SEC filings. The easy-to-use interfaces and controls, specifically designed for financial professionals, make the Wdesk product platform the top choice of the most influential organizations in the world.

Looking for backend, frontend, and full-stack engineers! Java/Python/Go/Dart/React

- Senior Software Engineer: http://app.jobvite.com/m?3hzZDkwh

- Software Engineer: http://app.jobvite.com/m?3AAZDkwB
Dead people have basically no rights, at least in the United States.
Is it?

I use Signal because I don't want Google reading my messages.
Except that on the departure trip after dropping off and the arrival trip before picking up does not have to take congested routes and instead take paths that could reduce congestion. It's not like the car has somewhere to be during non-peak hours.
Kensho uses machine learning, artificial intelligence, natural language processing and data visualization techniques to solve some of the hardest analytical problems and create breakthrough financial intelligence solutions for our parent company, S&P Global.

Kensho was founded in 2013 by Harvard & MIT alums and was acquired by S&P Global in 2018. Kensho continues to operate as a startup in order to maintain our distinct, independent brand and to promote our breakthrough, innovative culture. Our team of Kenshins enjoy a dynamic and collaborative work environment that runs autonomously from S&P, while leveraging the unparalleled breadth and depth of data and resources available as part of S&P Global.

As Kenshins, we pride ourselves on maintaining an innovative culture that depends on diversity and inclusion. We are an equal opportunity employer that welcomes future Kenshins with all experiences and perspectives. Kensho is headquartered in Cambridge, MA, with offices in New York City, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles.

We are currently hiring for:
* Front End Team Lead
* Machine Learning Engineer
* Data Infrastructure Engineer
* Senior Front End Software Engineer
* Front End Software Engineer

You can find all of the available jobs and descriptions at www.kensho.com/careers
The internet works in mysterious ways, I just discovered Sappho's poetry for myself yesterday - here's 2 opposing performances of the same poem, [1] a recreation of the ancient greek and lyre, and [2] a well done english translation with electronic gesture-controlled harmonization (of Imogen Heap fame). It's really been dragging me into wanting to learn more about ancient people -- how little has changed !

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOlIqozu3Fg

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ks19HI3r2yQ

(Translation side note, a few of the translations I've seen take "χλωροτέρα δὲ ποίας ἔμμι" to mean "I'm greener than the grass", whereas [2] skillfully places the meaning as "I'm paler than the grass drying", next line is "yes it seems I am dying", does anyone know why this would be a common mistake?

All I know is χλωρο is "Chloro" as in Chlorophyll !)
Elemeno Health (YC S16) | Lead Software Engineer (Full-Stack) | Oakland, CA | Full Time | Onsite, but flexible.

Medical errors are the #3 leading cause of death in the US. They also cause massive inefficiency and waste.

Elemeno Health (www.elemenohealth.com) is on a mission to reduce medical errors, through our innovative approach to frontline training and support.

That’s where you come in. We are looking for an experienced software engineer to own something big: our full stack, from front to back. We’ve got delighted customers, real results, and peer-reviewed publications demonstrating our value. Help us scale and spread true best practices nationwide.

Our stack: AngularJS/Material, GraphQL, NodeJS, AWS Lambda, DynamoDB
More at https://stackshare.io/elemeno-health/elemeno-health

Full req: https://angel.co/company/elemeno-health/jobs/615657-lead-sof...
Reminds me of this: https://xkpasswd.net/s/
Don’t get me wrong, you are preaching to the choir (I write Haskell at work), just thought it’s worth mentioning this to the OP. In practice sophisticated compilers like GHC produce insanely fast binaries and is getting better and better.