skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
[No name yet - its that early] | Front-end Developer, Visual & UX Designer | NYC, NY | ONSITE

We are a very very new non-profit journalism startup and we're still evaluating names (oh the dilemma of finding available domains too). We are seeking to explore how technology moves through the world, with a particular focus on the impact of tech outside the Western bubble. Through compelling storytelling and innovative user design, our digital publication will focus on the space where tech, culture, and human experience collide.

To build out our vision, we are seeking a curious and talented (1) front-end developer, and (2) Visual and UX designer.

The position will report to me and based out of our office in Soho. I'm particularly open to developers and designers with less years of experience if they have a strong interest in journalism and story-telling and the problems in thats pace. So take this role description as 'aspirational'. If you have proficiency in some of the areas, and looking to learn the others, then go ahead and apply.

Feel free to reach out with question - but you can also do that as you apply too :) (gives me more background too)

Front-end Developer:
https://sites.google.com/view/tmp-/home/frontend-developer?a...

Visual & UX Designer
Job posting due EOD today (so may update in a Reply). We're working with an agency on branding but you will be responsible for the aesthetic and creative and visual execution of our earliest newsletters, site design, and consideration for off-platform (social, Apple News, etc). This will include considerations around the user-experience and interactions and some new ways to think about news interactions. This is role where I could see a strong visual designer with motivation to grow into the UX side succeed. You'll have support and a strong collaborate team to work with you.

Email me (donohoe@gmail.com) to be notified of when the role is posted.
Elicit https://elicitinsights.com | Senior Customer Technology Consultant | Remote | Full-Time

Elicit needs technologists! We're an established consultancy building an elite team of technology architects to pair with our top notch data scientists. We answer tough customer and employee questions for our clients using critical thinking and lots of data. If you have experience with data and analytical systems and can share that knowledge with geeks, nerds, and suits, we need you. Our approach: https://geeknerdsuit.com

https://elicitinsights.com/job/sr-customer-technology-consul...

Our technology stack: all the cloud and on-prem technology used by our clients, plus R, Python, Git, GitHub, Slack, Excel, and PowerPoint (true, those last two might be negatives... but that's what clients are asking for).

Remote: We are office-free. You'll work from your home office and the client site, usually 4-6 days of travel per month.
Pachyderm (YC W15) -- San Francisco -- SF or remote (within North America) -- https://jobs.lever.co/pachyderm/

Positions:

* Core distributed systems/infrastructure engineer (Golang)- You’ll be solving hard algorithmic and distributed systems problems every day and building a first-of-its-kind, containerized, data infrastructure platform.

* Front-end Engineer (Javascript) - Your work will be focused on developing the UI, perfecting the user experience, and pioneering new products such as a hosted version of Pachyderm's data solution.

* DevOps -- Pachyderm is hiring a deployment and devops expert to own and lead our infrastructure, deployment, and testing processes. Experience with Kubernetes, CI/CD systems, testing infra, and running large-scale, data-heavy applications is important.

* Solutions Engineer/Architect -- Work with Pachyderm’s OSS and Enterprise customers to ensure their success. This is a customer facing role that bridges support, product, customer success, and engineering. About Pachyderm:

Love Docker, Golang, Kubernetes and distributed systems? Pachyderm is an enterprise data science platform that offers Git-like version control semantics for massive data sets and end-to-end data lineage tracking and auditing. Teams that find themselves struggling to maintain a growing mess of advance data science tasks such as machine learning or bioinformatics/genomics research use Pachyderm to greatly simplify their system and reduce development time. They rely on Pachyderm to do the heavy lifting so they can focus on the business logic in their data pipelines.

Pachyderm raised our Series A led by Benchmark (https://pachyderm.io/2018/11/15/Series-A.html), so you'd be getting in right at the ground floor and have an enormous impact on the success and direction of the company as well as building the rest of the engineering team.

Check us out at:

pachyderm.com

https://github.com/pachyderm/pachyderm
How long did this take you? I don't know vim wizardry and I was curious. Took me 4 mins to do the same thing in js console:

1. copy the text
2. split by \n
3. sort by length
4. you got sorted list
That works for macbooks where there's no difference other than a keyboard, but appliances are already quite different between NA and EU. Voltage and frequency are a big one since AC motors have to be built specifically for it. There's also differences in consumer preferences. You'll never get far selling 24" cooktops and kitchen cabinet washing machines in America.
ReviewMeta supports all Amazon sites including Amazon.de
Don't know about React Native, but updated the app to generate AI-related ideas (and some others).
What Would It Take to Shut Down the Entire Internet?
Not to be confused with https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty, a GPU-accelerated terminal for MacOS and Linux.
Airbnb Clone with React Native Part 5: Loading Modal Implementation
Re: Handling "crazy political extremist thoughts" on Facebook, I tend to either engage in a calm and reasonable reply that resembles the Socratic Method, or simply unfollow the person. It depends on how well I know them and how reasonable they tend to be. My best/closest friends are all reasonable people which is why I chose them as friends, so no contradiction there.

Twitter is worse, yes.

Reddit is OK if you avoid political subreddits and keep it light. I've curated my subs to be just that and it's delightful.

I believe that we shouldn't "need" social media (as other comments here pointed out, an external locus of control or validation is unhealthy), but rather we should use social media. Have a purpose whenever you open the app, even if it's just passing the time (Reddit).
Isn't this basically what the fascist in Germany, the communists in China and the Soviet Union, and countless other examples did? It is weird that people think that Americans are somehow a morally superior people to all the other countries that had already fallen down that path. I mean we are already locking up toddlers in cages and I haven't heard a single report of any push back from the people who are controlling those detention camps. World history has taught us that people are perfectly willing to betray or even kill their neighbor as long as you give them a believable enough reason. If anything, I think the overabundance of guns makes things more likely to go to shit quicker rather than less.
Here's a list of cases.
https://www.mctlaw.com/vaccine-injury/cases/

The saline is to rule out effects from the preservatives and adjuvants used. The viral component of vaccines isn't what anti-vaxxers usually worry about.
Atrium Legal | Head of Product, Product Designers, Full Stack Engineers, | San Francisco | ONSITE

Atrium is a corporate law firm and technology company providing fast, transparent, and price-predictable professional services to startups. Founded by Justin Kan and backed by Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, YC (W2018) and more, we are reimagining a modern legal experience from the ground up, beginning with the value that clients receive when they engage with us.

Come help us build a better legal experience for startups!

https://www.atrium.co/careers

Contact: Anthony.Simile@Atrium.co
I wrote an app that turns those into proper startup ideas. Source here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21126901.
Facing Extinction
I don’t think this is actually true for software and knowledge work companies. It is true for commodity labor.

If you’re an expert in a special database system, a company is going to have to pay you what you ask, regardless of whether you’re interviewing for that company’s NY office or Boulder, CO office or working remote from Alaska.

Companies that don’t do this, whether hiring remote or hiring into different office locations, generally aren’t investing in employees but are looking to cut costs with location arbitrage, and get reputations for being bad places to work, lacking compensation or career growth.

Gitlab is welcome to just be another one of these crappy companies, but it seems like they aspire to be seen as some type of thought leader, which is at odds with a pay policy that is at best mediocre and at worst actively exploitative by design.
Kumu.io | Full stack developer | REMOTE | Full time | https://kumu.io

Kumu is a web-based data viz platform that helps people understand complex relationships, mostly through network, systems, and stakeholder maps. We’ve spent years refining Kumu’s visualization platform, and we’re embarking on our next phase: developing a suite of specialized tools for tackling tough problems (such as building stronger communities through Weavr [1], building better teams through Compass [2], and collecting better data through Undercurrent [3] and System Effects [4]).

We’re currently working with some of the world’s top organizations including The Omidyar Group, Gates Foundation, Hewlett Foundation, USAID, Stanford ChangeLabs, Democracy Fund, World Bank, Humanity United and more.

· Full-time position (remote)

· Salary $60-80k

· Equity 1-2%

· Small, bootstrapped, and profitable team with recurring revenue over $300k / year

· Flexible hours with a fun mission-driven team

· Modern stack: react, typescript, ruby/rails, aws/cloudformation, postgres

· Bonus points for experience with: ui/ux design, react-native, webgl, apollo/graphql, koa, webpack, babel

On a day-to-day basis you’ll primarily be working with Ryan (https://twitter.com/rymohr) and will be involved throughout the entire development process: from the initial brainstorm to flush out the basic architecture all the way to the final stages of testing and release. We like to move fast and ship often, and we try to break work into weekly deliverables to keep everyone’s expectations and progress in check. We do a quick hangout at the beginning of each week to revisit everyone’s immediate priorities.

Once a year the whole team gets together for an adventure, with past retreats including snowboarding in Oregon, surfing in Hawaii and rock climbing in Colorado.

Please send an email to careers@kumu.io if you’re interested or know somebody we can reach out to who might be. Thanks!

[1]: https://weavr.app/about

[2]: https://compasshq.com

[3]: https://undercurrent.io

[4]: https://systemeffects.com
> One leak and his career would be over, I mean come on it does not make any sense

He's been credibly (if not definitively) accused of lying to the Queen. He's kept critical Brexit planning documents hidden. He's attempting to find any loophole he can to avoid parliamentary accountability and ignore public opinion on the most critical issue for the UK since WWII.

Manipulating SEO doesn't really compare to these. If a dozen people leaked emails talking about the practice the response could easily be "Sure, so what?" and things would move on.
There are Bluetooth units with telephone jacks on them that can connect to your phone. A friend was considering getting one to connect to his old wall-mounted dial phone. I don't know what they're called or how well they work.
I unfollow any Facebook friends who post political rants, but remain friends with them. Then I occasionally do a quick scan through their profiles to catch up on any major life events I missed.
How to contribute to dev.to this hacktoberfest
> Lack of force feedback is a huge problem with gloves. Without force feedback, it's like trying to work in oven mittens.

I think you’re overgeneralizing. I would say:

“Without rich real-time feedback, it’s like trying to work in oven mittens”.

The human brain is absurdly plastic. Have you seen someone skateboard? I think good auditory feedback(1) is probably plenty for excellent hand control. Not “intuitive” but learnable. Visual feedback could supplement.

(1) I.e. a full multidimensional synthesizer model, no wave files. Maybe 10 dimensions-ish to start.
Everything That’s Wrong with Your Last Outreach Email
This is called Review Hijacking: https://reviewmeta.com/blog/amazon-review-hijacking/
> Sampling one African population is a start,

Nigeria has numerous ethnic groups present in it; but yes, I hope they range further afield as well.
I tried it several times, but I am usually a slow typist and English is not my native language, so I sometimes think twice about how to formulate a sentence. Sometimes when I wrote a posting, I ended up hitting the timeout, just when I was about to post. This is the only reason I turned 'noprocrast' off again, otherwise it is a super useful feature!
As a guy who uses serial enough to wonder the same thing, my solution was buying a cheap Linux machine. Serial is thousands of times simpler and more convenient to use on Linux.

Probably not too helpful if you’re dealing with poorly written windows serial software targeting embedded though.
I am sure the enemy nation doesn't care about the stick and stone huts your heavily cancer prone survivors will be building after they rediscover the bow and arrow. When you launch total nuclear war you are well past the "Let's invade and take their land" bit.
DealerSocket | DevOps Engineer | Irving, TX and Draper, UT | ONSITE

DealerSocket powers the business operations of automotive dealerships across the United States. My Team is hiring engineers to build and drive adoption of DevOps practices.

Upcoming projects include expanding ChatOps functionality, building Continuous Delivery pipelines, introducing new observability tools and more.

Although the company tech stack is varied, our team mainly works in either Python or Powershell dependening on the systems we are trying to automate.

Apply at: http://careers.dealersocket.com/careers-at-dealersocket.php

Feel free to DM me on twitter with questions.
I doubt it will be alt-righters. Instead, it will be left-to-middle pushing mainstream left-to-middle ideas as if they are "heretical".
Not OP, but I think I think I see what he means. I get headlines from NYT and WSJ on my phone and sometimes you see the same news story with a different headline.

For instance recently I saw these headlines (paraphrasing):

(WSJ) Unemployment Drops to Lowest Level in 60 Years

(NYT) Unemployment Drops, Continuing the Trend of the Last 8 Years

Are these headlines necessarily editorialized? No, but I do notice this trend somewhat regularly in major publications
I post for the same reason, but getting negative points does discourage me from posting half formed thoughts.
I think that connects with events like Princess Diana touching a patient with AIDS, Mr. Rogers inviting a black man to share the pool with him, etc. It's a top down change the role models (in this case moderators) can implement to improve equality and show humans as humans which in my experience goes a long way toward shutting down any *phobic type mentalities. It's never an easy or quick change but it's important.
Politicians lie, news at 11. Might as well not have elections if you're going to put the bar that high for them to count.
Go has all of that code in its runtime. Rust does not. Hence, you need to get that code somehow, and packages are how you do that.

Your lock file should ensure that the exact same versions of everything are used a year from now. So it should work with no hell. That being said, with async/await five weeks away, the ecosystem is about to get a massive upgrade, and so you will be behind unless you built this all with the pre-release versions of stuff. That said, unless you’re doing active development on the project, that shouldn’t matter, and if you are, you can schedule some time to do the upgrade, like anything else.
The rationale I see here is that 'disrespecting' standards means we should cut off the nose to spite the face.

Why didn't you decide the building should be burned down, rather than just closing the offending restrooms? Or if not burned, closed temporarily? Or, per your example, what is the difference if they leave the restroom open but specifically disable the urinals, letting people use the sinks to wash their hands?

Where exactly is the line that you draw on what should be sabotaged to rectify the injustice? Is it just do whatever the legislation says? Does following "legislation" always equate to "plain human decency" and does that rule apply 100% of the time in the past, present, and future?
SumUp | BERLIN, Germany | ONSITE, Full-time | VISA SPONSORSHIP | https://sumup.com/careers/ We are the leading FintTech company in Europe with major offices in Berlin, Sofia, and São Paulo comprising more than 1500+ people. We started out six years ago and created a unique device to accept card payments anywhere. Beyond our original hardware, mobile and web apps, we have gone on to develop a suite of APIs and SDKs for integrating SumUp payments into other apps and services. Today, hundreds of thousands of small businesses in 32 countries around the world rely on SumUp to get paid.
Join Us!
We're hiring for:
* Senior Data Engineer - Python, Airflow, Redshift, Kafka, Apache Spark - https://sumup.com/careers/positions/4324797002/
* Data Warehouse Developer - Python, PL/SQL, PostgreSQL, BigQuery, Apache Spark, Redshift - https://sumup.com/careers/positions/4376038002/
* many other positions at https://sumup.com/careers/
You can apply via links or feel free to reach out directly to julia.matsai@sumup.com
Ask HN: What should be the next letter in FAANG?
Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google. What should be the next letter in the FAANG acronym?
A few Vietnamese would like to have a word with you.
There's no version for Mac or Windows, but linux users can use noson -> http://janbar.github.io/noson-app/.
Play music straight off your computer.
I know this was in England, but I always think of Bristol TN whenever I see "Bristol". So, I assumed everyone drowned.
Sompani https://www.sompani.com | Software Developer & Ops, Engineering and Data Science positions | Berlin

We're building the first Global Talent Pool and are on a mission to shaken up the dusty recruitment industry.

We are solving a pressing problem:
Companies spend millions for talent acquisition, yet simply reject talent they did not hire. Rejected candidates are often top performers and go unseen for other companies struggling to find the perfect candidate.

Our solution is simple and beautiful:
On Sompani companies refer talent they did not hire to other employers in their proximity.
Candidates receive a unique opportunity to be referred for the job they love.

With us, you'll build something people love!

The beauty of this job:
We take Software Crafting and Site Reliability Engineering very seriously. You will plan and grow software and systems with the ownership of a co-founder. Your time at an early-stage startup like us will be your one-time opportunity to grow Engineering/Ops skills and have a ton of fun in a small team at the same time.

What you bring to the battlefield:
You know your way around PHP, JavaScript and PostgreSQL. You have had exposure to JS/CSS/HTML5 doing modern frontend work, possible wit a Frontend Framework like Vue, Angular or React. You’ve used your favourite browser's Developer Tools You have installed Linux somewhere once or twice.

Your responsibilities:
Design and implement new features and grow infrastructure. Improve our CI/CD pipeline (GitLab). Deploying several times on a Friday and actually enjoying the weekend is our end-game. You'll research and implement algorithms from the Machine Learning, Statistics and Natural Language Processing (NLP) domains to improve critical parts of our product. Plan and grow Cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP).

Write me
We take every application seriously and reply to all messages with love! artjom@sompani.com
Do not use devices that make money on the ads. Do not enable apps on a smart TV. My TVs are not connected. I use an AppleTV for anything I want to watch.
How political outcomes are affected by social media and internet?
Dharma (YC S17) | Senior Full Stack Engineer & Senior Front End Engineer | San Francisco |ONSITE | Full-Time | https://www.dharma.io
About Us: We have just started the closed beta of Dharma v2. Dharma is the easiest way to save money from anywhere in the world. From Argentina to Zimbabwe, create a Dharma Account, make a deposit, and earn interest instantly.

To learn more or apply: https://careers.dharma.io/
Revenue Analytics | Software Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE Atlanta, GA

Revenue Analytics is a SaaS company that helps big companies make big revenue decisions in pricing, products and promotions. Our analytics solutions drive millions in revenue uplift and eliminate wasted time.

We're hiring software engineers of all levels to build out a catalog of analytics products. Our software stack is primarily Python and orchestrated containers in AWS.

Unfortunately, we DO NOT offer visa sponsorship.

Apply at https://www.revenueanalytics.com/careers or email me with a cover letter and resume at lblackwood[at]revenueanalytics[dot]com
Something like Conway’s Law was also recently cited by Elon Musk (jump to 3:30)
https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/dbttaw/everyd...
S for Stripe
As long as Snopes keeps fact-checking the Babylon Bee, I will be content.
I'd suspect that's balanced by a greater dependency on those electrical systems.

Losing 10% of our electronics would probably have a greater impact than losing 50% of the ones in use in the Civil War era.
Gravitational (YC S15) | Multiple Positions | Seattle, Toronto, Oakland | https://gravitational.com

Do you enjoy building and selling security and deployment tools for other engineers? Join us to hack on open source software in Seattle, Toronto or Oakland. Most of our code is Go, we have very little technical debt, our codebase is clean and small. Selling our products is fun.

Here is our tech stack:

* Go.
* Linux.
* Kubernetes.

We are looking for sales, marketing and QA automation engineers to join the team.

The full list of our open positions and application instructions:

https://gravitational.breezy.hr/

We offer:

* Competitive salary and equity.
* 401k with company match.
* Christmas bonus.
* Offsite retreat for everyone once a year.
* Excellent health insurance.
* Flat company structure: report directly to the CTO/Head of Sales.
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE

Location: NYC

I have been a software developer for over 10+ years. I focus on mostly web application (Rails, Node.js) and know Vue/React/Angular.

For mobile I am okay with React Native and getting pretty decent with Flutter.

I have done data analysis and worked on ML projects before as well.

I am looking for contract work that is remote.

Email: technologyexpert @ protonmail.com

Thanks!
Hate to break it to you, but I have multiple friends who have been banned from here for the same thing.

Be very careful criticizing socialism, for instance, or the mods (one in particular) will accuse you of starting "flame wars".

Of course any debate that isn't related to their personal politics or against their worldview is fine.

Case in point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20830862

Note that criticizing capitalism endlessly is just fine. Defending it? Not so much.
If you only know stuff about your brothers kids because of facebook (and he lives withing reasonable distance, granted!), you are already a hermit.

I agree about the invite part, some communities are really build on top of fb. Here in the Netherlands I started missing things when I was off of Whatsapp (lived without a smartphone for 1.5 months).