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Scalyr | Site Reliability Engineers | Full-Time | San Mateo, CA

Scalyr’s mission is to provide a different approach to unified observability and log management that is built for modern application development and deployment practices. Founded by Steve Newman, who is also the Writely (aka Google Docs) founder and lead engineer, and led by tech industry veteran and CEO Christine Heckart, Scalyr offers an integrated and extensible suite of monitoring, management, visualization and analysis tools that aggregate and search all the signals needed for real-time observability, including logs, metrics and traces. We are the only observability and log management provider that does not index data and scales horizontally, is blazing fast and is ultra-affordable. The opportunity in front of us is huge and we are still in the very early days. This is going to be one of those companies where people will look back and say “I wish I’d been there when…” well, this is your chance to be part of “when”.

We are growing fast and thanks to the unique purpose-build database technology laid by Steve. Our solution operates at Petabyte scale, brag blazing fast search and make data available for searches in ~2 seconds past ingesting. “Existing log management tools were often slow and clunky, so we were facing a challenge, but the good kind — an opportunity to deliver a new user experience through solid engineering”. With Scalyr, we keep users like you “in the zone” as they handle incidents or debug cloud applications.

You will have the opportunity to gain excellent on-the-job experience working for a fast-moving software division building full-stack microservices. You will develop performant, scalable applications that are translated into 23 languages and used in 192 countries. Scale messages per second processing throughput. Scale large volume of time based data. Applications run in Amazon Web Services and you will leverage Docker, AngularJS, WebPack, Bootstrap, TypeScript, NodeJS, C# .NET Core and Apache Kafka. Come join us if you like solving hard scaling problems that involve billions of rows.

https://www.https://www.scalyr.com/careers/

jenny@scalyr.com
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Yes it's beautifully meta. This happens because everything that exists and doesn't exist including philosophy itself falls under the purview of philosophy. It's the ultimate definition given to a word.

Now imagine this brain twisting concept: The Philosophy of "The Philosophy of philosophy." Yes discussions about philosophy are in itself philosophy and that by induction causes an infinite chain to form where you can talk about the the philosophy of philosophy of philosophy ...

Let's get even more meta. What do we call discussions and debates about this infinite long chain of philosophy? Imagine a higher order description, a word that describes the nature of the infinite chain but is in itself above it.

Some people call this word "philosophy" as well but that will simply create another infinite long chain of meta definitions that never ends. Yes you can do this, and you can keep doing this, but let's again go a level higher above it all. What is the word that describes every possible usage of philosophy, every possible infinite chain of meta descriptions that could exist?

Believe it or not a word for it does exist that sits above all possible usages of philosophy, but the word and concept itself is so mind blowing that I can only give you the acronym for it and leave it up to you to deduce what it stands for.

The acronym is B. S.

Think on that.

Side note: If you have trouble figuring it out: I have found that some of my most novel ideas pop out when I'm sitting on the toilet. It's a quiet and safe area and thus a good place to think and find the answer.
Here's some actual facts from an IPCC report [0]:

-The planet has warmed approximately 1.0C since pre industrial times

-It is likely this will reach 1.5C of total warming between 2030-2052

-"6% of insects, 8% of plants and 4% of vertebrates are projected to lose over half of their climatically determined geographic range for global warming of 1.5°C"

-The biggest impacts will be to unique ecosystems like coral reefs or mountain glaciers

-Overall global impact of 1.5C warming is expected to be "detectable" with medium confidence

Nowhere does it come anywhere close to saying that the additional 0.5C increase in temperatures in the next 10-30 years will make currently inhabited regions "literally uninhabitable".

[0] https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/sites/2/2019/05/SR15...
The article is more about the hoped-for value of mimicking survival mechanisms found in nature in order to endure climate change rather than explaining "Philosophy as a public service".

I actually think that once you're in the realm of implementation you're no longer in the realm of philosophy, which should, IMO, remain abstract. A book like "A Thousand Plateaus", "Being and Time", "The Critique of Pure Reason" are philosophical works of art but I wouldn't consider the pinecone clock a philosophical work of art but rather inspired, and clever, engineering.
There are many, many 3d printable enclosures on thingiverse and elsewhere. I recommend still using a gasket and epoxying the enclosure.
>But fleeing the country is a pretty sketchy response to a criminal charge.

He was facing a 20 year prison sentence in a country with a 99.7% conviction rate. The trial was to take place later this year. He's 65 years old. I have no idea whether he's guilty of the charges but the reality of the situation he faced was that his only two choices were flee now or likely spend the rest of his life in prison.
Email is flawed and will become a one way protocol to receive spam, newsletters and invoices just like paper mail.
I think Matrix is our second chance to build a secure federated communication suite. So far it's going in the right direction...
Location: San Francisco, CA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: See CV. (Python, Node, AWS)
Résumé/CV: https://cv.jessemyers.com/
Email: jesse (dot) myers (at) gmail (dot) com

I've been developing professionally for 19+ years, primarily at small-to-medium sized startups. I switched gears this year to find better life-work balance, providing part-time consulting to several companies. I'm ready to switch back to working on a single thing, preferably still part time. I prioritize good people and flexibility over most other things.
Tubi TV | Technical Leadership roles for Machine Learning, Scala & Elixir | San Francisco, Beijing | ONSITE VISA | https://tubitv.com

We make studio produced movies and TV shows available for streaming everywhere and to everyone, 100% free. Some of our studio partners include Warner, Lionsgate, MGM and Paramount. We have tens of millions of users streaming on everything, from mobile apps, to gaming consoles, to Smart TVs.

Why work here:

* Learning is a huge part of our culture. We frequently help non-engineers learn basic programming skills.

* We love OSS, both using & contributing back. We sponsor a few widely used projects as well.

* Strong engineering culture and a focus on data driven decision making.

* Tubi has a solid business model that generates healthy revenue and does not rely on VC to keep the light on.

Common Requirements:

* Based in SF Bay Area or Beijing or willing to relocate. For SF, existing US work authorization, H1B, O1, GC, etc

* At the moment, we are only hiring for Senior roles, at least 4-5 years of industry experience as a Software Engineer

Some of the positions we have open:

- Tech Lead Platform Engineer (Scala): Lead the team and use Scala & Akka to build reactive, large scale systems that serve ML models, power recommendations, AdTech, etc. https://grnh.se/5905b1721

- Director of Machine Learning: ML is core at Tubi, and a true competitive differentiation. Using tools from logistic regression, to matrix factorization, to RL, to NN, there is a huge diversity of challenges beyond RecSys waiting to be solved https://grnh.se/88341be71

Lots of other roles open as well, see https://tubitv.com/static/careers
I just finished rolling out Pulsar to 8 AWS regions with geo-replication. Messages rates are currently at about 50k msgs/sec but still in the process of migrating many more applications. We run on top of kubernetes (EKS).

It took about 5 months for our implementation with a chunk of that work mostly about figuring out how to integrate our internal auth as well as a using hashicorp vault as a clean automated way to get auth tokens for an AWS IAM role.

Overall, we are very pleased and the rest of the engineering org is very excited about it and planning to migrate most of our SQS and Kinesis apps.

Ask me anything in thread and will try and answer questions. At some point we will do a blog post on our experience.
What if you were labeled as a bigot for refusing to participate in mandatory diversity training?

You can certainly make that choice for yourself, but the system will not reward your behavior with promotion to a position of power where you get to call the shots on whether trainings like this are held.
I used to think this, but then I started reading UX industry papers and websites. Now I think that the problem is a combined effort.
hypocrisy!

What do you think the other side has been dealing with for the last 4 years? Dishonest reporting from MSM which has been around for many, many years. It has only gotten worse since Trump took office.
If you haven't figured it out yet. B.S. stands for bachelors degree. Basically if you want to know you need a B.S. degree in philosophy. That's what it takes to know this stuff.
Glue Systems | Junior Full Stack Developer | ONSITE | Full-Time | Tempe, AZ

Glue is building a next generation ERP application for small to midsize businesses. We're currently looking to grow our team with a junior developer who is versed in either PHP (Laravel) or JavaScript (React). If you know both, even better!

Please apply at https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Walts-Tv/jobs?jk=8e497b16492fbfe5 (We're a subsidiary of Walt's TV, so that's why the job post is under them). In your application please state that you heard about us through here.
You're looking at things exactly backwards.

In a big city in the USA, if you want to be offered drugs on the street, you need to look well put together, and be in a luxury district.

Stay in a high end boutique hotel in manhattan, dress well, and you'll have someone offer you drugs almost every day.
Have you tried to use Windows Explorer recently? It's maddening! Just dragging files to the "Quick Access" bar will have you pining for Finder.
That is being overly pedantic. I'm actually paraphrasing chapter 2 of Andrew Waterman's thesis, The Design Of The RISC-V Instruction Set Architecture.

https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~krste/papers/EECS-2016-1.p...
Look at the fruitful discussion his short blog post has created on HN. I found many comments to be very valuable here. I think that’s how his value is showing.
Some of the more popular ones I've watched are by Kevin Mitnick, Rachel Tobac or Jessica Clark.

What is great about those is most anyone can relate & understand to what they're usually doing. No terminals. If they use a gadget, it's something you can buy off the shelf usually & they describe what it does in simple terms. This makes it much more educational for most people.

Forewarning, typing "Social Engineering" into YouTube can cost you many hours!
Unless I'm missing something your assuming multiple (3 minimum access points, having worked on a similar project our accuracy required more to make up for inconsistencies and multi-level facilities) at home (where I get away with just a single one) and that they have been calibrated to know where they are in relation to each other.
How to biohack your intelligence (2017)
I haven’t seen a full service offering at any gas station in the last 5 years. The disabled and elderly just press a button for assistance.
IMHO the search paradigm of 10 links itself needs to be reimagined. One idea is of that of a self-assembling, dynamically updating "view" of the underlying information (without the need to read documents).

I suspect several smart people are working on it and the challenges are many, but eventually, we will get there.
If the sale is easy it’s because the lead thinks like your existing customers. If the sale is hard, it’s because they don’t.

Any feature you use to entice a new customer isn’t necessarily going to please your existing base. It might, as someone else suggested, actually be a considered a liability.

So the idea of building a new expensive feature, or a new feature in an expensive way, is suspicious. There’s no guarantee you can amortize that cost across all of your customers. And the times we really butted heads with sales? The features cost us more than the value of the sale, reducing margins.

But I suppose that’s the sort of metric dysfunction you invite in when you measure salespeople by sales.
Deep Rock galactic. If it's not all game objects its damn close.
> found the documentation very lacking

Really? It is one of the few open source projects that we've felt has had modern documentation. How long ago was this?

> As a small startup

You'll spend more time & money on the OpEx cost with Kafka than picking up the client library for Pulsar.
But the point of learning about Pythagoreanism isn't to learn ancient history. It is to learn philosophy. And if pythagoreanism-platonism is the most influential thread of philosophy of all time, then modern philosophy would need to obviate that legacy (like modern chemistry obviates ancient chemistry), integrate it, or simply remain ignorant of it.
> In fact, some of them were founded by bullies and have a culture that glorifies such behavior.

See video evidence of Bill Gates. [1]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzftbBq42i8
Do you have an office in Toronto or will the candidate be working from home at that location?

Also are the scales available for sale?
Because blind obeisance to the law has been the source of many ethical travesties.
The problem is 'begs the question' is not an intuitive phrase to describe the formal definition, so we're going to be stuck with this correction forever.

At this point I feel it has only survived as a form of shibboleth.
i have adhd and early in the morning and late at night (when my meds have worn off) my brain just doesn't work right. home automation has been a major game-changer for keeping me on schedule and not getting engrossed in something and looking up only to realize i need to be getting up for work in 2 hours. I have a whole bunch of time based and triggered automations for all sorts of things.The time I save is not the extra 14 seconds to shutdown the house, its the time I save keeping on a schedule so I can actually do the things I plan to do rather than getting distracted and snapping out of it at 4AM to find that I have taken apart my dishwasher.
Show HN: Tuberomancy – recover dead YouTube video names
Hi everyone,

I've created a simple website to recover the names of deleted youtube videos: Tuberomancy (http://tuberomancy.com)

I built this project purely for myself as a way to figure out what the deleted videos in my playlists were, but I figured others would find it useful too.

Just go to http://tuberomancy.com and put in your playlists or videos to revive them.

Its still early in development so please be patient and expect a few bugs.

Bug reports accepted via twitter - @tuberomancy
I would suggest you keep identification papers on your person when you wander about in a foreign country.
The Absolute Best Way to Fry an Egg, According to 42 Tests
OK you don't sound convinced; let's try another way of putting it. If it were any use, scientists would be using it. They are very practical like that.
I keep trying to get my in-laws to drink whole milk but they've had it beat into their head for decades that dietary fat = bad so they continue to drink gallons of skim milk. May as well drink water!
>All these years later Matrix only has... The ambition to some day try to offer the core privacy features Signal already delivered back then.

E2E on Matrix works, plus key verification is easier than on Signal. Managing metadata is hard, but my Matrix homeserver doesn't have my phone number (unlike Signal) and does not require Google Cloud Messaging. I can even run it on a PinePhone or Pocket CHIP!

>But for an actual user who needed privacy and security any time between then and now - and for future users who need it between now and whenever you get this stuff working in the real world, it was Signal that delivered. Moxie was right so far.

Tell that to the people getting imprisoned due to Signal's metadata leaks: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21747424
*occlusion culling not ambient occlusion
Intello | Senior Software Engineer | $120k - $160k + equity | New York onsite preferred, open to remote candidates | https://www.intello.io

Intello is the leading provider of SaaS operations solutions. By integrating with existing cloud software and leveraging proprietary solutions, Intello provides companies with real-time visibility into their SaaS spend, usage and security allowing them to manage the full lifecycle of SaaS applications in one platform.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer with a passion for solving challenging technical problems. This is the opportunity to work on a product that is undergoing tremendous growth and brings with it an opportunity to build out new architectures and solve scalability (and data!) challenges. At Intello you will be working with a talented and experienced team, using Go, Postgres, Kafka, Redis, Python, Scikit learn, Graphql, Docker, and Typescript.

If you are interested please email shlomo (at) intello (dot) io
Is the average Juror more educated / with a better understanding of the law than your average prosecutor?

If you trust prosecutors to not be corrupt, be well trained, and do the right thing - they should be a better place to throw out flimsy cases.
Location: São Paulo, Brazil

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React/React Native, Redux, Redux-saga, Node.js, Express, Elixir, Phoenix, Postgres, Java, Kotlin, Android, OpenGL, RxJava, Python, Tensorflow.

Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mnofYV3pFbGNVPyZWLZCw1w-...

Email: zitellimateus@gmail.com
Show HN: c-skeleton – Boilerplate for basic C projects and quick prototyping
There are a lot of projects that were handed to Apache to manage. Kafka for example was initially created by LinkedIn. So yeah, you are right, big corps are actually creating those tools, and in addition to this, giving it away as open source to public.
I've had banks call and ask for personal info. I tell them, "I'm sorry, I don't give that information unless I called you."

They immediately understood, gave me a reference number, and told me to get my credit card and call the number on the back and give the reference number.

When I called back I was able to pick up right where I left off.

On one hand I was impressed that they had this flow, but on the other hand I was disappointed that they were training people that it's ok to give personal information on the phone.

I had another bank do what I thought was the right thing. I got a recorded call that said, "We believe someone used your card to make a gas purchase in Las Vegas. We have locked your card. If this was you, please call the number on the back of your card, press 3, and an operator will be able to unlock your card. Or you can log in with the app and unlock the card yourself."

They did all the right things. They told me unique information that helped identify they weren't a scammer but didn't reveal anything too personal, and then told me how to securely contact them.
> Croissants, cakes, Doughnuts

Those things are also loaded with sugar.
Is it industry lobbying, or is it a jobs program for unskilled workers? How many people are employed pumping gas? What would it do to statewide employment stats if 80% of those people were no longer needed in those jobs?

The argument used to be highway safety; if your tire pressures are correct and your windshield is clean, you're safer on the road. Of course "not self service' is not equal to 'full service' so those things don't happen very often.
Industry Dive | Python Web Developer | Washington, DC | Full-time | onsite

Industry Dive (https://industrydive.com/) is looking for a motivated and curious full-stack web developer to join our engineering team. We use a variety of open-source technology, and our core application is a custom CMS build with Python and Django. We are also cross-functional, so you'll have the opportunity to work on many other types of projects. For example, we're currently working on building out a data pipeline into Google BigQuery to support BI reporting and new product initiatives. We're also working on improving out automated testing, deployment, and hosting infrastructure with the goal of full CI/CD.

This job reports to the VP of Engineering. 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 a variety of projects. Your voice and the work you’ll do here matters to your teammates, other teams within the company and our customers and readers.

Industry Dive was selected as a "Best Place to Work" by the Washington Post in 2017, 2018 and 2019.

OTHER OPENINGS: sales, marketing, project managers, and business reporters on our website.

https://www.industrydive.com/careers/

You can also email me with any questions eli-at-industrydive.com
Show HN: Dashboard Miami – Web and Instagram Analytics for Everyone
Not to sound callous, but I have trouble understanding crippling device addiction in general. I grew up constantly on a computer, I'm still on it regularly, I'm a pretty heavy phone user, but I have no problem without these things and I do other things. If i'm with people, I don't fuck around on my phone, I don't feel any sense of missing out or loss when I can't be on it. I do other things that don't involve phones or computers at all.

I just tend to look at them as tools that just happen to be handy for a shit ton of things. It sucks when I cant use them, but it's really not the end of the world and i've probably had more screen time than some of these kids or even teenagers have been alive for.
Astronomy Picture of the Day – SN Candidate Betelgeuse to Scale (2020)
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Paxos | Software Engineers (All levels) Full-time | Onsite (remote flexibility) | NYC/London

Paxos is a post Series-B fintech start up that is focused on digitizing the world's assets and democratizing access to capital.

This is the opportunity to be part of a fast-paced, small, and flat organization responsible for developing our exciting cutting-edge products from design to production.

Technologies: Go, Kotlin, Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS, React, TypeScript

Apply here - https://www.paxos.com/careers/
LOCATION: REMOTE (North America)

Hi we're Comment Sold, we're a rapidly growing social commerce platform revolutionizing the way online retailers do business.

We strive to make shopping simple and fun by allowing real-time interactions and empowering entrepreneurs to become the next generation of retailers through social media, websites, and mobile apps.

We are growing fast and hiring across our engineering teams for Backend, Fullstack and Mobile so if it sounds interesting reach out and let's talk.

Our web app is built on the PHP Laravel platform and makes use of the core laravel functionality to drive web and job queue processing.

For storage we are using MySQL and redis, on the front end we are using standard templating and JS libraries.

As a member of our Engineering team you'll get:

* Remote first work environment

* Your pick of development hardware

* Home internet reimbursement

* Coworking space reimbursement

NOTE: We're looking for folks located in North America only at this time.

Reach out to me directly: paul@commentsold.com
I feel bad now that my comment received so much attention. I didn’t realize that the Reddit comment was made a year ago, and I should have tested the webpage size myself. The author’s argument is still important, after all.