skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wealthfront | Palo Alto, CA | Onsite | https://www.wealthfront.com | VISA

Wealthfront is a nextgen banking service. We help you manage your money for both the short term and long term by providing a high-interest cash account, best in class automated investment management, and free financial advice, all through our five star rated mobile app. We believe that everyone deserves access to sophisticated financial advice, without the hassle or high fees.

To learn more about who we are, our engineering culture, and whether this is the right place for you, read our Key Values profile: https://www.keyvalues.com/wealthfront

Some of our open positions:

* Lead Software Engineer (Linking): https://jobs.lever.co/wealthfront/db2dc360-5de2-4e31-9d67-e2...

* Security Engineer: https://jobs.lever.co/wealthfront/91146b0c-fef3-4266-b642-a8...

* Senior Backend Engineer: https://jobs.lever.co/wealthfront/0f754dbe-77cf-435d-a41e-dc...

* Senior DevOps Engineer - Tools: https://jobs.lever.co/wealthfront/06ee452b-7c96-47b6-a278-f1...

* Senior Frontend Engineer: https://jobs.lever.co/wealthfront/7afb0000-cece-4ea5-9a8b-6c...

* Senior Software Engineer- Distributed Applications: https://jobs.lever.co/wealthfront/a400e7dd-e662-497c-aaa0-68...

* Senior Data Scientist - Risk Analytics: https://jobs.lever.co/wealthfront/4cf3a32e-768d-4b7d-8a81-e0...

* DevOps Engineer - New College Graduate: https://jobs.lever.co/wealthfront/6b45083a-2f06-4b9f-a7a3-7e...

To see all of our open roles: https://jobs.lever.co/wealthfront?lever-origin=applied&lever...

Tech Stack: We’re on service-oriented architecture. Our backend is composed of a collection of Java services that communicate via RPC. Our frontend web stack is a React/Redux application. We use Objective-C and Swift in the iOS app and Kotlin in the Android app. Our data infrastructure is cloud native in AWS and includes S3, EMR, Redshift/RDS, Lambda, and ECS.
I don't even care that much about privacy, but I started using Firefox full time in October after changing computers and I think it's great. I tried a couple of years ago and found it lacking compared to Chrome, but this time I'm good.
Ready Education (YC S16) | Implementation Engineer (Java) | Montreal, QC | Fulltime, Onsite | https://www.readyeducation.com

We are an education technology company, providing a mobile platform for universities and colleges across North America. We deeply care about student success, and work hard to make sure that students stay in school, stay engaged, and graduate successfully.

Currently we are hiring for an implementation engineer position in Montreal. For more details including the job description: https://angel.co/company/oohlala-mobile/jobs/522261-integrat...
Easiest way is a 1x1 tracking pixel that basically sends an ACK back to the sender when it loads. It can also resolve information about the recipient of the email from databases the mailer has from previous campaigns along with people intelligence search engines like Sparkpeople and Pipl.

However, that requires the client having HTML email enabled, which most of them do (since most don't care about that sort of stuff).

The other way is by using a BCC, since MTAs will route the email to them but do not display it back to the client. However, some email servers can filter based on bcc's, and I'm guessing that this is illegal.
Arachnys | London, UK | Onsite | Software Engineer, Product Manager, Product Designer

Arachnys makes software to help banks manage know-your-customer checks and anti-money laundering (KYC/AML). It's perhaps what's most broken about banks today and we're helping to fix it. Our customers are tier-1 financial institutions and large multinationals.

At the moment we're looking for all levels of engineers working mainly in Python and JavaScript, as well as a Product Designer and a Product Manager. We have two projects with over 1k stars on GitHub (one pushing 5k https://github.com/arachnys).

Email jobs@arachnys.com or click https://www.arachnys.com/careers to apply, linking to your GitHub, some other code or a portfolio that tells a good story about you.
I had an Amiga with various hacks that animated windows. They don't require a compositing WM, although they're much easier to implement with one.
Full Stack Software Engineer (20 yrs Experience, 8 yrs Remote)

Location: Earth

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies:
- ReactJS using ES6/TypeScript
- NodeJS and Meteor
- Desktop applications with Electron
- Cordova/PhoneGap with Meteor
- GraphQL/Apollo and REST
- MongoDB and PostgreSQL
- Docker/Compose
- Micro-Services based Architecture
- CircleCI and Jenkins
- Digital Ocean, Galaxy and Heroku

Resume/CV: https://faysal-ahmad.github.io/
Email: faisal.idreesi@gmail.com
Zillow | Systems Engineers, SREs, and DevOps Engineers | Seattle, WA and San Francisco, CA | Full-Time, Onsite | https://zillow.com

Zillow is looking for passionate Systems Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers, and DevOps Engineers alike to come help us fulfill our company's mission of giving people the power to unlock life's next chapter. We're hiring both Senior and non-senior roles for this position mostly in Seattle, but also for a few in SFO!

As part of the Production Operations team, you'll be automating manual processes to improve availability across Zillow.com, engineering the next generation of cloud-native services, and optimizing legacy platforms. Depending on your specific skills, you will either be a generalist or you will be functionally aligned with specific product engineering teams.

* Senior Systems Engineer: https://careers.zillowgroup.com/ShowJob/JobId/329261/SeniorS... and https://careers.zillowgroup.com/ShowJob/JobId/391010/SeniorS...

* SRE: https://careers.zillowgroup.com/ShowJob/JobId/404680/SiteRel...

* Senior DevOps Engineer: https://careers.zillowgroup.com/ShowJob/JobId/410371/SeniorD...

Beyond these roles, Zillow is hiring for numerous position across the company!

Please check out https://www.zillow.com/careers/ for all of our available open positions.
More than just the voltage, the 8581 had significantly revised circuitry and better opamps due because they had much more silicon area and a better process available.

It sounds disnctively different too.
> So basically, companies are supposed to reward people for being gregarious/outgoing/funny/popular on Slack, rather than for getting their work done?

I just took a quick glance at their page, but don't see this, can you be more specific?

The example they give is rewarding a specific individual and rewarding a whole channel. As someone who like to quietly get things done, I have multiple time helped people around me and I'm pretty sure that active or not on the Slack, many of them would have given me the reward. A project channel contains people related to a project, them being active or not on that channel wouldn't affect the reward.
_nomap works also for Mozilla's location tracking thing.
CloudKettle (https://www.cloudkettle.com) | Halifax (Canada) | Full-time | Onsite or Remote

We're interested in talking to anybody with Salesforce / Marketing Cloud experience.

CloudKettle specializes in helping organizations improve Salesforce and Google Marketing Platform to drive revenue growth. With over a decade of experience building, optimizing, and managing Revenue Operations, CloudKettle understands the solutions and processes that deliver results.

CloudKettle is continuing to expand and we’re looking for talented team members to join our Halifax office. Subsidized career and leadership training, an emphasis on personal growth and a flat corporate structure are just some of the things that make CloudKettle the next step in your career.

If you’re interested in working at an organization that values training, transparency and giving back, then CloudKettle is the right fit for you.
Undervalued too. Anyone who's competent tends to leave for greener pastures.
Ask HN: How can I help the Coronavirus situation?
Beyond simply slowing the spread by practicing good hygiene and avoiding exposure.
I think you misunderstood nmeofthestate's comment. They're not saying that they think human interaction is creepy. They're using it in an example where where creepy could be used in a sentence, but doesn't make sense if you think about the paragraph as a whole.
CodeWeavers | St Paul, MN, USA | Full Time | REMOTE or ONSITE | Wine, 3D Graphics, and General Open Source Developers | C-language systems programming

https://www.codeweavers.com/about/jobs

CodeWeavers is hiring skilled C programmers to work on the open source Wine project and other related open source projects, including several 3D graphics projects (Vulkan, OpenGL, and Direct3D). CodeWeavers partnered with Valve Software to integrate Wine into the Steam for Linux client as a part of the Steam Play (Proton) initiative. This allows Linux gamers to play Windows games on Linux more easily. We need new, full-time developers to improve Wine's ability to run games.

We are hiring remote programmers, US or international, as well as workers local to Saint Paul, Minnesota. We will consider relocation, if desired, on a case-by-case basis. Please see link above for information, benefits, requirements, and how to apply.
Half-Life 3....confirmed

That one cracked me and my boy. Awesome.
Transloadit | Suppor Engineer | Remote | ~20h a week

For any developer with some hours to spare, we’re looking to expand the support team for our file encoding API.

You’ll help customers (devs themselves) integrate with our service and suggest changes to our own dev team to smoothen their experience.

Transloadit spends 80% of revenue on open source and this defines our open culture. You may know us from https://uppy.io or https://tus.io.

This vacancy doesn’t have a post yet, but you can find more about our culture here https://transloadit.com/jobs/

You’ll need to be familiar with github, node.js (or python or go), JSON Rest APIs, the command line. We’re looking for a native English speaker. If you’re interested let me know via $handle at transloadit dot com
No Rust is not “just as unsafe”, it keeps all its unsafety inside specific blocks where the burden to avoid (or handle bad behavior from) e.g. races, type safety or memory management is placed on the developer. In my C# programs I have to handle the risk of races with my head, in the entire codebase.

One might argue that “well those small parts of a rust program are as unsafe as the entire C# program” but that would be a completely nonsensical argument so I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt that’s not what you meant.
I totally respect anyone for just choosing a language that works best for them. They are tools for craftsman, and often are about which one makes you a better programmer.

For me, Clojure definitely made me way more productive. My background was in statically typed language mostly prior, though I had done some Python and JavaScript as well. With Clojure I feel I'm between 30% to 300% more productive overall. I think some of this is personal, depends on your style and your own strengths and weaknesses.
The argument, I think, is more nearly that they should have either slowed down the phone from day one (never promised more than it could be certain to deliver after a couple years) or made the phone bigger (include enough battery to maintain the promised performance indefinitely). In engineering, the goal is often to observe failure as close as possible to the computed target, as that shows you are minimizing waste and designing optimally. But doing the worst possible design that meets the goals, while generally understood the engineering goal, may still be counter to the expectations and understanding of the consumer. But I'm also a fan of my iDevices.
Now they just let the phone crash if the battery can’t keep up, and then notify the user when it reboots what happened.

Arguably a “worse is better” experience because although a crash is theoretically to be avoided at all cost because it could result in data loss, this way at least the issue is completely transparent.
Sure, and motor-voter (which automatically registers people to vote when they get driver's licenses)[1] doesn't help people who don't drive. But both do enable a lot of people who wouldn't otherwise vote to do so. I would like to see the homeless be able to vote, but we're talking about 500K people in a country of 330M, so we shouldn't overstate the impact that would have.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Voter_Registration_Ac...
2: https://endhomelessness.org/homelessness-in-america/homeless...
Also consider the (really) long history of voter disenfranchisement in this country.

Yesterday was the 55th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. 55 years is not that long.
I don't know of any research; I base this statement purely on the intuition that piano shouldn't feel this natural to me. Typing itself could account for it, but I think Emacs has more piano-like dexterity requirements than typing in general. Another variable is that while I had't played the piano in a long time, I have done other musical things, and so just being a better, more experienced musician could also have an influence.
Newton is closing – Why you shouldn't move to Missive
When most people talk about "aether" they seem to mean the "luminiferous aether" which propagated light waves like water propagates water waves. The problem with that theory was demonstrated by the Michelson-Morley experiment: The speed of light does not change regardless of how you move relative to the light source. Light can't be a wave like water waves are. The luminiferous aether is therefore disproven.

Applying the term "aether" to other theories is uncommon, especially among non-physicists.
Location: Alabama

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Possibly

Github: theothermelissa

resume: https://bit.ly/38h8ABE

email: melissapearlmorgan@gmail.com

Technologies: JavaScript, React, Redux, HTML, CSS, Illustrator

Skills & Interests: front-end development, UI/UX design, product management

I'm a self-taught front-end developer seeking a junior dev position or paid internship. I'm launching a career in tech after several years as a stay-at-home mom. I have some experience with design, from print media to technical illustration to wireframing and mockups, sales experience in Real Estate, and a bachelor's degree in English writing. I'm seeking a great company to grow with. I'm especially excited by opportunities where I can help bridge communication gaps between technical and non-technical teams.
Quantum non-demolition readout of an electron spin in silicon
The Guide to Database Version Control, CI/CD, and Deployment
Lambda | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA (Dogpatch) | Onsite | Full Time

We're looking for a software engineer who wants to write code at our Deep Learning workstation and server company. You will:

* Be responsible for the full stack

* Build reliable, scalable, highly available systems

Required Experience:

* Bachelor's degree in technical field (CS, Physics, EE, Math, etc.)

* Extremely comfortable in a Linux/Unix shell

===

We're located in San Francisco 5 minutes away from the 22nd street Caltrain.

Apply to: https://lambdalabs.com/careers
Location: Roanoke, VA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JavaScript, React, Gatsby, Jekyll, HTML, CSS, SASS

Résumé/CV: https://www.fredjones.dev/

Email: fred@fredjones.dev

Hi people, I'm looking for an internship or entry level developer position.
I'm happy to relocate at the drop of a hat (0.7Mbps up internet here, it's a real struggle).
Cheers!
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Don't you find it suspiciously convenient?

All of these metaphors were products of their time, and none of them came close to really solving the problem.

They just state "Well obviously this is just..." and declare the problem solved.

I'm not convinced that can be considered a history of unqualified success for technological reductionism.
N95 masks are a pretty fine filter material and they seal pretty well while minimally obstructing breathing; I think it would be hard to equal their performance out of improvised materials, and perhaps more important, it would be impossible to know whether you had succeeded. Would you like to share the instructions you learned? Even if the result was less effective than an N95 mask, it might be useful.
> Stadia feels like something that got designed by asking "how can we make something that's worse for our users than the other alternatives that are out there now?" and then going and building that.

My friend has Stadia and it's actually a great product. The latency is negligible. I would be the exact target audience. I usually play 8-10 games a year. I don't really want to invest in a console or gaming PC just for that. The ~100 upfront cost is great. But Google's reputation kills it. I won't pay full price for AA titles when it can be taken away in any minutes. Till that fixed, I just stick with buying ~5 years old games from Steam that runs on my MacBook
I appreciate your point about BAT being opt-in. Maybe the language is a bit inflammatory for HN standards, but BAT has always seemed crummy to me.
They quote Mullvad in the article...aren't they now basically fucked with that new invasive Swedish law that was passed recently? Sorry, don't have a source but saw it the other day.
Building a collaborative React app with Flushout
Oracle | Software Engineer | SF, CA or Seattle, WA | ONSITE | Full Time

The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Registry team is looking for a senior Scala software engineer. Our service is architected as an Event-Sourced, Distributed system built on CQRS principles. Our technology stack is Scala / Akka / Play. If you have ever wondered what it is like to apply Functional Programming principles in a live, production environment this is the role for you.

The Registry service is a managed, multi-tenant registry for Docker container images for customers who want to store and launch their containers on OCI, including Kubernetes users. In addition to working on interesting projects and the future of OCIR, you'll be getting a great salary, flexible working arrangements, a fun, state-of-the-art development environment and excellent opportunities for learning and career growth. Members of our team work on distributed systems in a cloud environment and have ownership of our service from top (Load Balancers) to bottom (Databases).

Please contact justin.ko@oracle.com
All the apps work, this must have taken forever, there's a full solitaire game, ms paint, etc. each one not that easy to do in JS, well done. I wonder why? It's a lot more than a proof-of-concept or prototype.
yes, conservatives also believe that slavery was a states rights issue, the civil war was "the war of northern aggression", women's health care is a federal issue, and lgbt people don't have any rights.

We need to stop acting like this hypocrisy and bigotry is a reasonable PoV, and stop bargaining with them. Conservatives and the GOP have a proven track record of bad faith, and any claims they make should be presumed false or misleading until proven otherwise.
It's really just a meme I hear on hn and the likes. I've never heard a "normal person" despair that Google cancels projects all the time.
Indeed. Empathy doesn't come from message templates. It comes from actual empathy.
Location: New York City. Looking for work primarily as a visual designer and illustrator with some coding as a secondary responsibility. Willing to wear many hats to get the job done.

Remote: Yes.

Willing to relocate: Eventually.

Technologies: Pencil, paper, Adobe Creative Suite, Sketch, HTML, CSS, Git/GitHub/GitLab, some Bash shell, some Python (Django), some PHP (WordPress), some JS.

Résumé/CV: https://www.simongriffee.com/resume.pdf (with thanks to Evin Revello — https://evinrevello.com/resume/)

Email: simon@simongriffee.com
This entire mess could have been avoided if Apple was just upfront about what they were doing. There is nothing wrong with throttling the SoC so that the phone doesn't shut down when a degraded battery can't provide sustained peak voltage.

Apple has been, and still is, the industry leader in providing software updates for older devices. You can install the latest version of iOS on an iPhone 6S, a phone that was released in 2015. The fact that they chose to make this throttling change and keep it a secret was a major whiff on their part and destroyed a fair bit of goodwill they built up from their long support cycle.
There were things that people called animated windows and animated icons at the time, but the meaning was quite different from what we think about today. For example: an animated window was an animation effect on the frame when a window was opened or closed, while an animated icon could be showing one icon for a closed folder and another icon for an open folder. (These recollections are from 1995 era OS/2. Windows had it's own stuff going on, but I pretty much ignored it from the introduction of Windows 95 until late Windows XP.)
On one hand, identification of misinformation is a good thing. On the other hand, initiatives like this often end up highly partisan to the point where the label of misinformation is arguably misinformation in and of itself. E.g. I've seen redditors involved in these subreddits try to claim that saying capitalism is good for society is misinformation. My prediction is that this will essentially end up like Rational Wiki.
Have you seen old java code that has tons of empty try / catch blocks? It is very, very common.
I was curious why Canada has not had a breakout, given that Canada didn't shut down any flight, and many people from China, Iran, and Korea fly in and out of Canada.
Ridgeline International | Northern Virginia | Onsite

At Ridgeline International, we focus on challenging problems. We deliver innovative technical solutions to overcome obstacles experienced at the tactical, operational, and strategic levels. We iterate quickly and deliver boutique, agile, and tailored solutions to address the exact needs of our US Government customers.

Our Stack:

Angular, React, Leaflet

Java, Node.js

Postgres, MongoDB, & Elastic Search

Android

If you want to build awesome tech come check us out! Bennies are awesome too! Top pay, 20% 401k annual contribution, $2,500 to buy clothes and more!

For more info feel free to email me aavitabile@ridgelineintl.com
Our living room isn't big enough to hold a tv where we'd notice difference. Our 'old' 1080p TV still seems perfectly fine to us.
Iterable | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time, Onsite & Remote | https://iterable.com/careers
Iterable is the growth marketing platform that enables brands to create, execute and optimize campaigns to power world-class customer engagement across email, push, SMS, in-app and more with unparalleled data flexibility. We are an integrated, cross-channel solution — Iterable is built for marketers, trusted by engineers, and designed with intelligence. Learn more about our Engineering culture and interview process here: https://github.com/Iterable/how-we-work

Here are our open roles: - Director of Engineering, Platform Services Group: https://iterable.com/company/job/?gh_jid=1900587

- Engineering Manager - Product:https://iterable.com/company/job/?gh_jid=2063099

- Platform Services Engineer: https://iterable.com/company/job/?gh_jid=1600606

- Senior Infrastructure Engineer: https://iterable.com/company/job/?gh_jid=1926698

- Senior Product Backend Engineer: https://iterable.com/company/job/?gh_jid=2040854

- Senior Product Front End Engineer: https://iterable.com/company/job/?gh_jid=2041793

- Staff Platform Services Engineer: https://iterable.com/company/job/?gh_jid=2041774

- Senior Machine Learning Engineer:https://iterable.com/company/job/?gh_jid=2083041

- Site Reliability Engineer: https://iterable.com/company/job/?gh_jid=1854583
Yes, this is a concern as as I'm testing it as a daily driver there are quite a few public networks it won't work with. For non technical end users it's a show stopper.

Without TCP/IP you're back to running dual wg and ovpn services and pretty much where we are with ip4 vs. 6. One is 'better' but the other works everywhere.
Vitamin C and Immuno-Oncology