skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
modum.io AG | Zurich, Switzerland | ONSITE | Software Engineer | Fulltime | https://modum.io/jobs/software-engineer-100

We are looking for a Software Engineer to grow our team. You will be working with the latest technologies in a fast and exciting startup environment, building condition monitoring solutions for our customers in the pharmaceutical sector. You will not only make sure current solutions run smoothly, but also that our roadmap products become reality. While you will be mainly working in a team consisting of six developers, a product owner and a test engineer, you will also collaborate with the embedded solutions development team, our sales and operations teams as well as our data scientists. You are going to be part of the MODsense development team. MODsense is our temperature monitoring solution consisting of multiple highly connected components such as: a temperature logger with Bluetooth and NFC connectivity, mobile applications for Android and IOS, a web application, smart contracts, gateways, and more!

You will mainly be responsible for one of the following components:

- Desktop Application with NFC (Electron) - Mobile Application (React Native with Bluetooth Low Energy) - Frontend Applications (VueJS) - Backend (Go)

Modum is an innovative startup, combining new technologies such as Blockchain, IoT and AI to provide new solutions for our customers. Our current solutions are targeted at customers in the pharmaceutical sector - helping them to improve their supply chain efficiency, gain better insights and automate their processes. We leverage trusted data from our next generation digital monitoring solution to solve real-world challenges. Modum not only collaborates with global technology partners such as SAP and AWS, but also joins up with business partners such as Swiss Post to ensure that their solutions are fit-for-purpose. We are looking for team players and passionate personalities who bring innovative ideas and enthusiasm to everything they do. If this sounds like you, we would love to meet you!

To find out more about this position visit https://modum.io/company/careers or directly apply at careers@modum.io
It’s not a defect, so the analogy doesn’t work
How to foster a culture of psychological safety on your team
> For our users in the US or using the en-US browser, we are shipping a new “New Tab” page experience that connects you to the best of Pocket’s content.

With all due respect, if you have to call it an "experience" you know it's something nobody asked for :p
Satellite images show Grand Bahama before and after Dorian's wrath
You need to step beyond yourself.

It's complicated to you (and me, and probably literally every single reader of HN) because we understand that it's an indirection and the reality is hidden. We are accustomed to that reality and virtual folders without a "physical" root are, to us, an obfuscation.

But step into the shoes of someone who doesn't understand what a file even is. Someone that would be more at home on a tablet, without a filesystem at all. Home folder? What's that? For that user, just having a Documents folder is great. They don't need to know, nor do they care, where it is.

You've apparently never had to support someone whose desktop is clogged with all their files. They know a file by its location on the desktop, not by its name. If it moves for whatever reason, they are screwed. It is for these people, who are surely now the majority of users, that removing the link from "Documents" to some actual location in the filesystem, is a win. To those of us who know better, it took all of 5s to figure it out the first time you encountered it.
I’m interested in building one. Would be a nice to have, although buying ice in summer, and mining from a snow bank in winter works too.

1kw of panels is a lot tho. Not going to work for many van life situations.
I'm not up to date with all the spectre mitigations. Is AMDs SMT implementation still consideres secure?
That's a good repo. It uses mxnet right? The aim of the repo in the topic was mainly to provide a clean implementation that could slot easily into an existing pytorch workflow.
I had to add kernel parameters in the installer and bootloader for the computer to install and boot.

Otherwise it doesn't even boot. Ryzen 5.

An upgrade from kernel 4.x to 5.x only changed the required parameters, it still locks up on boot with no extra parameters.

acpi=noirq pcie_aspm=off iommu=pt
:') can't get this darn rng to work :')
MobFox | Senior Software Engineer (Backend) | Senior DevOps/SRE Engineer | Senior Agile Product Owner | FULL-TIME | ONSITE | VISA | Vienna, Austria | 53 200€ minimum + bonus | https://www.mobfox.com

MobFox is a strong player on the programmatic mobile advertising space with offices in London, Tel Aviv, and Vienna. It is the biggest mobile platform in Europe and one of the largest worldwide. With its innovative solutions, cutting edge technologies and algorithms it has attracted over 20,000 publishers making 1 billion requests per hour.
You will take care of the heart of our business which is a service that has to find the best suiting ad within 300ms and deliver it back to our advertising partners. It needs to be able to process an extremely high volume of concurrent requests (400K per second), producing a data footprint that is really Big Data (a data flow of 2M rows per second). To accomplish this we follow a reactive programming approach.

Currently recruiting 3 Senior Software Engineers, 1 Senior DevOps/SRE Engineer, 1 Senior Agile Product Owner

Our tech stack:

- Java 11

- Vertx

- RxJava

- Netty

- Aerospike

- Dropwizard

- Kafka

- Spark Streaming

- Hive

- Presto

- Airflow

- MemSQL

- MySQL

- Docker

- Kubernetes

The typical recruiting process consists in:

1- Phone or in person interview with HR

2- In person technical interview with your team lead (no white boarding). Small take home project for those outside Austria and/or surrounding regions. If we like it, the company fly you to Vienna to discuss it in person.

3- Offer/No offer

Fancy working with a high throughput low latency system? Big data? Reactive programming? Machine Learning? You can contact me here or via email to pedro dot ma at mobfox dot com
Critical thinking only helps you determine what could happen, not what actually did happen.
Location: Cape Town, South Africa

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Possibly

Technologies: javascript (es6+), html, css/sass, ruby, sql - ember, rails, cordova, d3/c3, postgresql, some aws, heroku, imgix, leaflet

Résumé/CV: Available on request

Email: linearza at gmail.com

Company undergoing retrenchments. Worked for them for 3 years on a fullstack basis, developing end to end solutions.
Developing since 2010. Open to new frameworks and languages. Worked only for startups the past 6 years.
thelab | NYC | Title Senior Back-End Developer | Full time Onsite

We are a creative agency of makers with deep expertise in solving creative, production and technology challenges. Our focus is on making better work, to help brands work better.

We are growing our developer team and looking for a senior backend developer who will architect large scale applications with Django API's, Server side rendering with Angular/Node, Kubernetes, and AWS. Work on open source tooling that we build and maintain.

Experience leading projects or teams is a plus, as well as a desire to mentor and lead.

Great pay, benefits, work-life balance and a super fun, creative team!

Get in touch at work@thelabnyc.com or @ https://thelabnyc.com/careers/#sr-backend-developer
"shoot it into the sun" is a common meme but ultimately a terrible idea for a whole host of reasons.

Nuclear rockets are real and work [1].

You can also just shove tiny nukes out the bottom of your ship [2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NERVA

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Orion_(nuclear_propuls...
Of course he could have said it in any number of context that are not a statement of fact, which will be omitted so you can be manipulated.
But does the average juror understand that? In the future, when each of them has had their face transplanted on top of Chevy Chase or Beverly D'Angelo for some e-greeting for Christmas Vacation on Facebook, maybe they will stop trusting it.
Looks like if you're disabled Pocket, that "experience" is disabled.
I fully expect to get another 5 years out of this set. As long as we get back to float the next day, capacity diminishing doesn't really matter for a house. That's more a function of sizing the input and output to the system than battery capacity.
I'm late to the thread, but I've felt the same pain and wrote a library to help deal with the cognitive load of working on "shapes" of data [1].

[1] https://github.com/escherize/tracks
I feel like this question is just a cheap snide remark.

The current political moment provides a lot of evidence for why a technology like this introduces these questions.

A technology where we can fake any type of photo or video is dangerous in a world where tweets dominate the news cycle.
In my experience it's tap to decline the rerouting, not tap to confirm.
I would not even qualify this as an "artificial" experience. In both cases, the mice are subjected to very similar stimuli. The technology used to create those stimuli seems completely irrelevant to the resulting conditioning. I would have been surprised by any other outcome, to be honest.

This seems quite different from the type of memory that is described afterwards.
> You install linux on an AMD system and it runs.

Ohh I wish. Ready my reply to parent comment.
Interesting - I know Pieter Levels has sold a lot of his ebook at $30 as well which is a lot more than your average ebook. He even started selling before he had started writing it, haha
I think you've nailed it. I'm was Essex/Kent born and raised, with East End of London heritage. It was always "tomato sauce", was very rare to hear it referred to as "ketchup".
that's localized inflation due to housing scarcity in the Bay, it's not hitting the economy as a whole.
Used to be made of oysters and walnuts. If we didn't allow it to change with public tastes, we'd still be putting that on our hamburgers?
I understand your theory, and it makes sense. The problem is that casinos do not, in fact, do that.
I know our salaries sound a little low, but I can afford to live on 6 acres and have a 10 minute commute to work. If you are looking for a similar lifestyle then this might actually be one of the best paid jobs in tech.
Artory | Frontend Engineer | Berlin, Germany | Full Time | ONSITE, VISA | https://www.artory.com/

Artory is working to empower collectors with trustworthy data. We are using our dataset containing millions of artwork transactions to help collectors find and register their artworks. With this registration, we can then help them connect with companies in the art world (e.g. to attest their artworks).

We are looking for an experienced frontend engineer to join our team in Berlin. You would be in a central role, helping to build and expand both our public site (www.artory.com) and the secure messaging service (coming soon).

You should have extensive experience in React, TypeScript, HTML, CSS. It's a plus if you also have experience with React Native and/or building apps. Encryption is central to our messaging service and any experience in this field is also appreciated.

Our tech stack: TypeScript, React, Python, Django, Docker, AWS

Some of our perks:

* Competitive salary, life-/family-friendly and flexible working hours, 25 days of paid leave

* Nice, spacious office environment in Kreuzberg, Berlin

* Hardware you want for your work and allowance for books you need

* Flexible to remote work/working from home

For more information about working at Artory, please see: https://www.artory.com/careers/

To apply: https://artory.workable.com/j/3C387D8858
Yes, that's right. The querying based on tags has its limitations considering the consistency. Some people even post b/w pictures and take color films. I have currently not found a better way to query it but I will def think about it.
Awesome, and thanks for your feedback in the early days. I've made the tracking interface much nicer as a result.
The Wall Holding Back a Desert
MoveGB | movegb.com | Bath, UK | Full-stack engineer | ONSITE (at least 20%, flexible hours) | joinus@movegb.com

MoveGB's mission is to be the largest community of physically active people in the world. Our subscription currently includes access to 5000+ gyms, fitness classes and activities in the UK and the list is growing quickly. Our aim is to help our members become healthy and happy.

We're looking for a Mid to Senior Level Full-Stack Engineer to join the team. If you think you're well-aligned with our company mission and tech stack, drop us a message describing what you like working on, and we'll take it from there.

Stack: Typescript, react, node, GraphQL Infrastructure: AWS. Terraform, Docker, Fargate, RDS (MySQL), some EC2 General: Git, Jenkins, CodeDeploy, Slack, Bugsnag, Graylog

Most of our customer-facing site & mobile app code has recently been refactored to give us a clean platform to iterate on. Your work will be customer-focused, figuring out how to improve usability, engagement and retention through new features and refined UX.

You'll help thousands of people in the UK get active each day, and thousands of fitness instructors find a market for their talent.

Our team currently includes two Product Managers, five Developers, a UX designer and a Visual Designer.

Open to candidates who have javascript stack experience and want to pick up typescript.
> every video can be suspect.

But how many will suspect them? If 10 million people watch a video but only (generously) 1 million people think or are at least willing to consider it may be fake, that is very effective disinformation. We have to remember that the average person (especially in older generations) is likely unaware that this sort of technology is possible and easily accessible.
Location: Philadelphia, PA, USA

Remote: Yes (preferred)

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python (Django/Flask), Javascript(React/Redux), AWS (RDS, Lambda, ECS, Glue/Athena, etc), Heroku, Generalist

Résumé/CV: https://saxenaankur.com/

Email: saxenaankur001@gmail.com
Oh and filtering by ISO 1000 return ISO 100 as well
Just give up this route. Go to Europe.

I've wasted 3 years of my life trying to move to US this way and just wasted my time. US doesn't want you. Even the likes of Google and Amazon have trouble to get foreign employees and the H1B visa sucks, your husband/wife can't work, your visa is tied to company etc.

Germany has much better laws in that regard, a market that respect workers more etc.

It took me literally 1 interview to get a job in Germany and since then I've been quite successful and happy here so far. Almost 5 years and counting. Nowadays I see the US as a declining, decadent society with very sick social issues.
Im probably in the minority, but I think its a good way to compete with Edge/MSN. The clickbait I get out of the pocket new tab page is infinitely more interesting than MSN, which has too much focus on salacious current events.
thankfully, video evidence is still rare in most cases even today, and was practically nonexistent 20 years ago.
> “But we can’t make a serious dent in slowing the warming trend in the world without investment in nuclear power.”

That's... not really true. Cost to build out nuclear power capacity remains much (seriously, MUCH) higher than for solar or wind.

It's true that nuclear is carbon free, really quite safe, and very useful. You certainly don't want to be deliberately decomissioning reactors in a world where we're still trying to get legacy coal plants off the grid. But if you're going to spend $100M on new capacity, I want to see numbers that say this is actually better than buying a bunch of windmill blades.

It's a similar situation to hydro power. Dams are clean in a carbon sense but "bad" in lots of other ecological ways. No one is pushing for new dams, even if we all tolerate the ones that are already there.
SEEKING WORK - New York / Remote

Full-stack engineer specializing in analytics and line of business application. PhD in computer science, with 8 years experience in finance (hedge funds, independent analytics) and 2.5 years in CPG.

Available for engagements on:

- AI/ML business case mapping (impact, feasibility, etc.)

- Business Intelligence (analytics, dashboards, etc.)

- Business Process Management, Automation, and Optimization (resource allocation, etc.)

Preferred Technologies: python, django, pandas, numpy, scikit-learn, gensim, tensorflow/keras, glpk, react

Contact me via email (in profile) or LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tschiller/
If a car that would otherwise be parked for 8 hours in the city can instead drive 30 minutes back to the suburbs, park for 7 hours, then drive back in, we can trade 1 car-hour of freeway and 7 car-hours of suburban parking to regain 8 car-hours of city parking. And maybe we think that suburban parking is 'free' because it would have otherwise been sitting empty.

Obviously within the constraints of that model it's still debatable whether that's a good deal, between the emissions and the doubling of near-rush-hour freeway traffic.

And beyond that simple model, how cars performing pick-ups will impact congestion and whether people are willing to summon their cars 30 minutes in advance is also debatable.
This is why we need enormous fines for security breaches, and smaller fines just for not following best practices.

Right now, only the people worried about paying more for performance, dev time, or security engineers are listened to. We need the legal teams inside companies to have something more substantial than possible negative publicity with which to motivate the CEO and CTO as a countervailing balance.

Just like the majority of industries, we need real negative consequences for when we dump incompetent code out into the world. We've tried the "no consequences at all" plan for a long time and it's gotten us, well, continual data breaches via the easiest possible things to control. S3 buckets and databases open to the world. An inability to patch known CVEs in under 3 months (hi Equifax!).
Think about Photoshop - back before it existed people assumed magazine ads had real people (not carefully, manually edited py artists). Photoshop and tools like it became commonly available. Over time the tools being more widely available caused more people to scrutinize and be suspicious of what they saw. Ads featuring heavily manipulated photos had the opposite of their original Intent. People picked up the term 'shopped to mean an image was fake or being deceptive. Kids in middle school learn how to do it.

Now, when you see a before and after photo, or an advertisement, the default is to assume it has been manipulated. That change came about with broad access to once-rare tools.
TenTen | Tokyo, Japan | VISA for exceptional | ONSITE

https://www.mytenten.com with offices in Omotesando/Harajuku

We built our own hardware to control and interface with vending machines, doing
what the Web 2.0 did for Web. We’re truly full-stack so you can expect to see
Hardware/Firmware/IoT/Mobile/Web/Backend/Cellular/Bluetooth and others.

- Mobile developer(s): iOS and Android development native+non-native

- Server engineer: Backend focus on building API's mostly ruby based

- QA engineer: Find all the bugs the other positions are creating

- Senior QA engineer: Develop our QA team and improve feedback cycles

- FW developer: Work on our beacon powered by linux, (Linux development)

- Frontend developer: Take care of our frontends, mostly react based

- Devops engineer: For someone not afraid of a varied infrastructure

- PDM: Talk with our customers and help our teams deliver value (Japanese required)

- Don't see a position but still interested? Reach out anyway

We’re looking for go getters that enjoy taking ownership over problems and seeing
them driven to a solution, atm we prefer more experienced candidates to pave the way.

You can reach me hugo at mytenten dot com, we require Japanese only where mentioned.
This is what I'd describe as a 'narrowly rational view'. All other things being equal, x leads to y. In this case - political, economic and social conditions remaining in roughly the same range as they have since the post war period. This is quite frankly a wildly unsupported assumption - when compared to the span of human history, or even taking the 20th century into account (rather than merely the post war period). The idea that we should build devices which will become deadly (and indeed irreparable) under conditions of economic collapse, pandemic, conventional, let alone nuclear conflict, is utterly irrational. Over a long enough time line, all else is never equal. In the case of human culture and civilisation, that time line - i.e.: the duration of a stable society, let alone a stable post industrial society - isn't particularly long at all. And we have no good reason to assume that our current high volatile, tightly couple global economic system and political order will fare any better.

And lets say you believe that we are for whatever reason living in some kind of stable 'end of history' period; need I remind anyone that California is home to the San Andreas Fault, which is long overdue to produce the so called 'big one' >7.0 mega quake.
Amperity | Seattle, WA | ONSITE | Full-time

Engineers! Amperity is hiring SDEs across all levels, including technical leadership positions.

Interesting problems:
- Ingesting and cleaning large amounts of data daily and blending it with real-time events
- Automatically stitching data together across disparate systems by training machine-learning models to build a probabilistic knowledge graph
- Taking research algorithms and productionalizing them for high-scale usage
- Allowing users to perform complex, real-time queries across an aggregated view of their data
- Publishing query result data to a diverse set of systems for client usage

Tech stack:
- React/Reframe
- Clojure/Clojurescript
- Aurora/Mesos
- Accumulo/Hadoop
- Spark
- Kafka
- SaltStack/Terraform
- Riemann/InfluxDB/Grafana

For a full listing of positions, see https://amperity.com/careers/ -- apply there or reach out to me directly with questions. dave at amperity dot com. Hope to meet you.
Unless he edited it in the last 10 minutes since your comment, it already says

> Out of everything listed about this keyboard, its rollover is its biggest weakness as it only supports a 2 key rollover in the worst case.
You always have a power source if you are using a battery long term. Be it a solar panel, generator, mains or some other turbine.

A good MPPT charge controller will handle stepping up and down the voltage as need to provide optimum life.
I think we'll read such headlines regardless of that setting :-P.

I'm actually wondering if there should be some sort of premade "profiles" when it comes to default settings. Debian for example is used in a lot of contexts so perhaps it'd make sense to have a way to ask you what sort of usage you'll do when installing and provide different defaults based on that (not just at the initial installation time but also when installing some package, the default settings would be based on the profile you chose).
Ok so you solved getting to the alps from Europe. Now how does the rest of the world get there?
HyperCube | New York, NY (NYC) & San Francisco, CA (SF) | http://bit.ly/2lviMnm

HyperCube develops a high-performance enterprise platform for deploying machine learning and artificial intelligence applications. The nature of our product is such that our technical staff must be technically outstanding, scientifically grounded, and customer outcome driven.

We're currently hiring research engineers, applied scientists, and product managers. Apply here: http://bit.ly/2lviMnm