skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Airtable | San Francisco, CA or Mountain View, CA | Onsite | Software Engineer, Product Engineer, Data Engineer, Data Scientist, SRE

Airtable's mission is to expand human productivity by letting everyone create tools to organize their world. Our current product includes a real-time collaborative database and a rich set of components for building tools using this database. Unlike single-purpose apps, we think of Airtable as a toolkit of building blocks that people can repurpose to create their own applications. Our roadmap is filled with enhancements and additions to this toolkit that will push the boundaries of Airtable's capabilities.

We recently launched a scripting block! You can read more about some of the technical decisions behind that project here: https://airtable.news/creating-a-scripting-environment-for-a...

We're hiring software engineers for web (JavaScript + TypeScript, Node, React), iOS (Objective-C, Swift), and Android, as well as data engineering, data science, SRE, and many other roles.

We're a team with backgrounds from Google, Facebook, Microsoft, etc. We believe in the power of highly motivated and capable individuals to accomplish great things in small teams, with end-to-end ownership of projects and rapid iteration.

Read about open positions and apply here: https://airtable.com/careers
Coveo | Software Developer | Full-Time | Remote Canada

(More positions available, take a look at the bottom of my post)

We are searching for developers across our various internal teams and use our interview process to make sure we find the right person for the right team. We develop in a variety of different languages such as C#, TypeScript, Python, C++, Scala, Java and more.

We are obviously living in interesting times so telling you about how amazing our offices is not ideal given that everyone is working remotely now. They are really sweet though. We closed a $227 Million funding round last November and are well prepared to succeed in a quickly changing global landscape.

What is Coveo?

Coveo makes business personal. Coveo uses AI technologies and intelligent search to personalize every digital experience for customers, partners, dealers, and employees. Coveo combines unified content, unified interactions behavioural data and machine learning to deliver relevant information and recommendations across every business interaction, making websites, e-commerce, contact centres and intranets efficient, effortless, content-rich, thus boosting conversion.

Get in touch directly at aasanovic @ coveo.com or apply through https://careers.coveo.com/ where you'll see all of our job listings.

Talk soon! Stay safe.
A non-zero number of alternative methods don't have to involve spam, which does nothing for us than show us you are not to be taken seriously.
Founders@ might work
Location: Palermo, Italy

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Maybe

Technologies: Python, Machine Learning Libraries (NumPy, Scikit-learn, Pandas, PyTorch, TensorFlow, Keras), Web Application Frameworks (Flask, Django), JavaScript, Angular, NodeJs, MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, API’s, Google Cloud Platform, AWS, Micorservices, Docker, Bash, Git

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-7dpLEKTSrxoJAiH3b1uU6cGKv...

Email: vincenzocassaro1@gmail.com

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Hi, I’m Vincenzo, a Machine Learning Engineer with 2+ years experience in FinTech and Industry 4.0. I love resolve problems and build tools that help me do that, moving fast and iterate over to optimize. I’m looking to explore new opportunities with great people whether it be project based or something more.
I've found OBS Studio to be brilliant. I needed to capture and livestream the screen of a small embedded Windows box. I purchased an HDMI-in/USB-out HD capture device. Plugged the HDMI side into the little Windows box, and the USB side into my linux box. OBS Studio recognized the new "HD Capture" virtual device, and captured the live video off the other system. I could save to a file, livestream, etc. No driver issues or problems. Just amazing.
This is amazing, so glad it finally came!
Getting that fixed right now.

* Fixed.
Slack adds Microsoft Teams video call options
Loop54 | Frontend/Fullstack Engineer | Stockholm, Sweden | ONSITE

Loop54 is a search/relevance engine as-a-service, marketed primarily toward the small–medium–large segment of the e-commerce market. We can probably achieve the most relevant results in the world for our client base right now, through what's fundamentally pretty basic AI techniques[1]. We have the ability to tailor result pages specifically to individual users.

What is currently one of the bottlenecks is that we have no useful feedback loop to the e-commerce stores that use us. To them, the search engine is a black box that does AI magic. We are working on an analytics portal where we can present information on the decisions made by the engine, as well as some basic levers and knobs for the managers to operate.

However, we want this to turn out really good, and for that we need someone willing to be an authority on front-end web development, from concept through design to implementation.

As long as you are intelligent, nice, a good cultural fit, and most importantly, either experienced or at least want to grow and learn in the web frontend area, don't hesitate to reach out if you're interested.

Apply here: https://careers.loop54.com/jobs/799962-front-end-or-full-sta....

[1]: What the AI does for us is let us generalize over visitor behaviour, such that each individual action is less important, and the general sentiment of the users is what counts.
> How much are they going to keep waiving?

This seems like a silly question. If they're already waiving, it's likely they'll continue to do so as long as the travel restrictions are in place. The first waiver seems like a pretty clear "we're not idiots" signal.

Not that you need car insurance if you're stuck at home...

> This will get worse as the chain is pretty much disrupted at multiple levels.

It's likely it'll get better as the initial supply shock eases and supply chains recover. It's not like we're all suddenly eating twice as much food - we just bought more than usual all at once.
Location: Bolivia | Full Stack Python Developer |

Remote: Yes, and willing to relocate

Technologies: Django, aiohttp, Python, Docker, Ansible, JavaScript, ES6/7, MongoDB, Vue, React, PostgreSQL, AWS

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariocesar/

Email: mariocesar @ humanzilla.com will send you my complete CV in PDF

I have been working remotely most of my work history, mostly for startups and related to web based projects. 6/10 projects I have been a solo-developer, building from ground doing sysadmin to backend and frontend work, most recent work have been related to build ERP/CRM like apps within large teams.

You can get an idea of my coding skills, by looking at my Github profile https://github.com/mariocesar, I often post code snippets in https://gist.github.com/mariocesar

# What is my stronger skill?

Django and python based projects. I have been working with Django so many years that I know how to manage myself quickly to start and complete a project quickly.

Even I have been working with React.js since their early days and have created big production ready projects for it, VUE.js is my to-go tool at the moment.

# What are the most recent skills that I'm excited right now?

aiohttp. I have been working doing "real-time" apps with node.js and switching to aiohttp was a production high jump getting back to python to build these apps with aiohttp. I also have enjoyed learning Vue to make large applications, I still enjoy React however, the internals of Vue really clicks with me.

# Somethings that made me happy recently?

My latest Recommendation in Linkedin.
Is the CEO qualified for his job?

I'm entering day 13 of working day and night of volunteer work (with some former USDS employees) to get PPE to people who need it because the government has fallen over on its job.

I believe so very deeply in our country, but I can't understand how anyone can expect to hire for 'empathetic and mission-focused' humans when the leader at the top is anything but.
Location: Colima, mexico

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, pref netherlands

Technologies: Ruby on Rails, React, Postgres, Java and some really enthusiastic level of Elixir

Résumé/CV:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathangaray/locale=en_US

Email: jonathan at garay.mx
That's what Omni does.
I think that is an interesting comparison but I'm not sure it's really applicable. A brain MRI can take up to 45 minutes or so. To be honest, I'm doubtful you could image someone's entire brain in detail via X-ray (as the article seems to imply) by using the sort of "one-and-done" X-ray normally used to look for run-of-the-mill bronchial infections, etc.
How is a service, that you are completely free to use or not, any kind of “police”? This could be useful solution for a household with children, or with several naive users on Windows machines: one central mechanism to keep malware away from them. If you don’t like it, how does it affect you?
Why not use 9.9.9.9 ?

The project is from IBM and few other companies, and includes threat data from major players in the security space

Https://quad9.net
I'm talking about spam. And I do indeed want spammers to do something else for a living - making spam economically nonviable is the strategic intent of suppressing it.
https://youtu.be/cUAz83K0YRc
Free Taiji Training in Quarantine
A "family" is not a single entity. It's not voluntary for those who are being blocked.
Location: London

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: React, GraphQL, Apollo, JavaScript, Rails, PostgreSQL, React, AWS (ECS, S3, Lambda, API Gateway, Cloudfront), ElasticSearch, Docker, CI/CD

Email: jonathan.x.wu@gmail.com

Github: github.com/jonathanpeterwu

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Experience working as a team lead on scoping/architectural design decisions as well as an individual contributor on high performing teams. Comfortable within fast-moving environment having founded and worked at early stage startups over the past 6 years.

* Open to freelance or remote-first fulltime roles at this point.
> When the lockdown stops there's going to be a spending surge (because everyone has been forced to save for months).

Everyone that had income during that time saved money (ie. remote programmers). The rest just went into debt, right? Or spent whatever money the government provided.
That's what they were, when Apple cultivated "insanely great" products.
Covid-19: The race to build coronavirus ventilators
Location: Hong Hong (UK citizen, HK Permanent Resident, English-speaking)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Primary: Linux/Unix, Python, Django, PHP. Secondary: SQL, git, AWS, JavaScript, Android, shell, HTML, C. Tertiary: Go, Kotlin, Docker

CV: https://bit.ly/3blS31m

Email: richard@vmlinuz.org

I am an experienced engineer, mostly working on web/API backend in PHP and Python recently - but I've also done Unix kernel and OS work, and written a few Android apps. I'm available immediately, and good at making stuff work!
Zoom on Windows 10 does not seem to recognize the obs-cam virtual camera. Unfortunately.

If anyone has a solution for this, I'd love to get a hint.
Amazom Packs Applicants into Job Fairs with No Special Precautions
Paycheck Protection Program?
Does anyone understand the paycheck protection program? I'm a sole proprietor (LLC) and haven't gotten the same answer from any two people.

https://steveblank.com/2020/04/01/the-ceo-playbook-for-keeping-your-company-alive/
That EU's measures differ from country to country is regrettable.

It means that countries like Germany, which are doing extensive testing (500,000 tests per week), have hospitals in good shape and overall a good administration, will get out of this crisis before other countries and will keep their borders closed for longer than necessary, this delaying everyone's economic recovery.

These days solidarity, cooperation and coordination are of the utmost importance.

Note that I am an EU citizen and I hope we'll all be alright.
This can be useful https://www.letsdeel.com/

Took it from https://github.com/kleampa/not-paid
How to find your first 500 beta users for your startup without spending money
The US did actually slow the spread significantly. Look at when the first case appeared in each country. The time until the virus started spreading in US was weeks after other countries first cases.
Do you have a source on this? I couldn't find anything on google
We’re just trying to stream to YouTube and Facebook at the same time.

Actually, ffmpeg is the other solution I was looking at playing with on the weekend.
Coronavirus bills: It’s April 1. How will I pay rent, mortgage, car loan, etc.?
EdgeMethods | UK-Based REMOTE | Senior Azure Devops and SaaS Operations

EdgeMethods builds IoT solutions that run on Azure. We are a UK-based team of remote workers that build and operate applications for customers that need to collect and analyse telemetry from assets around the world. While economic collapse means things are never sure, we seem to be seeing an increased demand because of the worrying need for connected things because engineers cannot travel to sites, and, in additional to our business stability and funding model, are confident in riding out the current crisis.

We are looking for a senior devops engineer that has experience in apps on Azure and wants to take responsibility for operations and availability for SaaS applications. Position is mostly remote, but occasional customer road trips in the UK or Europe may be required. Will suit someone who is happier working from home.

techjobs@edgemethods.com
Any plans to have a intern position? I am very interested about webscraping and have done a couple of projects using bs4.
If you think of this as putting Playboy and Penthouse on the top shelf of the magazine rack behind an opaque cover more so than locking them inside a drill-proof, pick-proof safe, maybe it makes more sense? (You know, back when they still had print editions.)

It just seems obvious that making porn slightly harder to get to than disney.com is a smart move if you're a parent. Make it so that a typo in a URL doesn't splash hardcore porn in one click.

And sure there are lots of ways to accomplish this. Cloudflare is just providing one more and I personally like that. Even as a techie, I really hate doing network stuff at home and will be taking a close look at this at least after the configuration options become available.

I currently use AdGuard's DNS offering that blocks many surveillance IPs plus adult content. Will have to compare offerings.

I totally understand the critique of this from the political war zone they're diving into, but not from a "it's not perfect so it's stupid" perspective.
The article just calls it a feature of the “new Edge browser”.
You've moved the goalposts so far we're playing a different sport. I know March 2020 seemed like a decade, but 2018 is a pretty recent number, and $36B is a pretty big number even if it's two years old.
Show HN: Devolio – Social Community for Programming
Unlikely. A few niche apps don't need development forever. Users have finite hours in a day, they don't have infinite appetite for more features. We are drowning in software.
Most pesticides survive the cooking process. As a rule of thumb, cooking kills most biological baddies (bacteria, worms, etc) and doesn't do much for anything else. If your threat model includes pesticides, botulinum toxin, or a number of other contaminations then you probably need to just avoid that food source, or at least limit exposure.
DNS seems like a good place for this sort of use case.

It prevents accidental access while making it easy for anyone who is sufficiently inclined to circumvent it.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Zoom Zero Day

Spooky23, a former guest of a Holiday Inn also used by elite NSA Hackers, discovered that if you walk into a remote worker's home while they are engaged and distracted by a Zoom meeting, you can physically pick up the laptop and throw it out the window. In most cases, this will result in a denial of service.

Zoom has not made a fix available at this time. Users can work around this threat by securing any nearby windows.
Creating Dynamic Menu in Oracle Apex
South Korea and the US had their first case on the same day.

Compare their numbers now.

The US is actually one of the least flattened curves. Orange line: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/33/Epidemic...
>It takes minimum 1 acre of land to feed an adult

No it doesn't. Potatoes are 15 million calories an acre at the low end of yields. That's enough to feed 20 people. At the high end you get twice that. How much land it takes to feed a person is entirely dependant on what that person wants to eat. I grow a balanced diet of meat, dairy, eggs, grains, potatoes, fruits and vegetables for five people on two acres, and I'm not using all that space and I choose to grow low efficiency things like berries because we like them.
Why on earth didn't they try to use a TLD for it though? Why would you use a feature of the protocol you're trying to replace?

It would have made much more sense to define a new URI scheme.
> freedom of speech

Applies only to the government. Your employer can restrict your speech -- and pretty much any aspect of your private life -- however they wish.
Criticize him for irresponsible disclosure maybe, but is it wrong to say that an unpatched local privilege escalation is a zero day?
Location: Birmingham, AL
Remote: Yes (Remote preferred, unless in Alabama)
Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies:
• Languages: JavaScript, GraphQL, Python, Ruby, HTML, CSS
• Frameworks: Rails, NodeJS/Express, React, Redux
• Etc: AWS, Heroku

I can work across the stack.

Current work in progress: https://mississippicovid.com.
It's a ui for tracking COVID-19 cases in Mississippi,
but also has an open api for other states.

Another recent side project: https://highlighter.online
a browser extension that saves "highlights" to an API,
so readers can collect notable passages of text.

GitHub: https://github.com/smcalilly
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-mcalilly/
Email: smcalilly@gmail.com
Bill Gates is laser focused on the disease and pandemics, but the complex trade-offs between containing this disease and treating other health problems and the economic ramifications and the domino effects are beyond any one person's total comprehension. That's why we debate and discuss things in an open forum and we don't make Bill Gates overlord of humanity.
I also read the CEO’s first response as, “it looks like you already have a job, but if you’re looking next year, we’d love to have you.” versus the author’s framing of, “No thanks. Try again next year.”

Unless I’m mistaken, the author never indicated that he was looking for a Fall internship until the second email. I doesn’t feel like he was ever actually rejected.
Non-Recourse Grants and Money for Creative Artists During Our Covid-19 Crisis
The whole value proposition of the company is that their stuff is better than web apps because it uses NextStep/Mac UI components.

A web app would be clunky and use 2GB RAM
source? do the nurses unions protect this?
I’m not mad at the billionaires, I’m disappointed. If I could direct your attention away from the hyperbole and to what I actually said: Bill and Melinda may give tons of money to their foundation, and he may have pledge to give away all of his money to his foundation, but I would like to see where he is giving money personally to other places. I don’t hate Bill Gates really any billionaire, but I’m deeply suspicious when everything is basically circular going into their foundation and their causes.
I'm typically very out of the loop on things but is there any particular reason HN seems to be hell bent on shitting on Zoom this week. Don't recall seeing this much vitriol for a particular product in a while.
dang - could you change URL to this one instead of the deleted tweet?
If they had added this to 1.1.1.1 itself, I'd agree this would be a huge overreach, but they're just adding some additional options for those who choose to manually set their resolvers to one of the new ones.

I personally wouldn't use any of the filtered ones, but lots of companies provide free resolvers with blocklists like these. I don't really see how anyone could be fine with the existing 1.1.1.1 resolver but have a problem with this announcement. (If they were also against the original 1.1.1.1 resolver, then I can at least understand their being opposed to all of them.)
I've been making this on and off since January and I'm really happy to finally share it. I was able to work on it a lot with my high school closing and I hope you find it interesting :). The content is pretty sparse for now but I hope we can grow it into something cool!
CR | Frontend/Backend | REMOTE (US only) | Full-Time

We're a stealth seed stage company building a social platform for organizers to create stronger ties to their communities - with our first stop being dev communities.

Currently on the look out for software engineers with bias to action in the USA interested in remote work.

You'll be part of a small (but ambitious) team working with NodeJS, CockroachDB, Kafka, Kubernetes, and React Native. This an opportunity to be an early employee, help shape the organization, and grow into leadership roles as we scale. We provide competitive benefits and salary and are dedicated to bring together a diverse and engaged team in an inclusive environment.

Our current Interview Process is pretty straightforward:

* Conversation with technical co-founder.

* Short programming exercise.

* Conversation with the CEO

* Pair programming exercise

* Conversation with another team member

Have questions or just want to chat? Email me with "[HN]" in the subject so I don't miss it - james@notjam.es - and don't let impostor syndrome prevent you from reaching out! I'd be thrilled to talk with you about our awesome startup. :)
Ps. the client, who owns us money is a child of a huge billion dollar company

should i just call up the CEO and complain?
Remote Work: Hiring, recruiting, and essential tools
Location - Charlotte NC area

Remote - Yes

Relocate - Not right now :)

Tech - Running Zoom in a $multibillion tech company, massive platform changeover experience, Voracious Systems Engineer, love Linux and solving real world problems

NEED Zoom Help?

https://github.com/cameronbunce/resume/blob/master/Cameron%2...

https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameronfbunce/

cameronfbunce at gmail
Unless I misunderstood, the escalation prompt only appears if you’re a non-admin user performing the install, and you still need to possess and enter admin credentials in the prompt to do anything at all.

Outside of paranoid nerds who refuse to use an admin account day-to-day (I’ve only heard about this kind of people online, yet to meet one in meat space), who uses their Mac like that? (Genuine question.)
No, someone pulled up something from 2018. You may not have noticed but things are considerably different between 2018 and right now. We’re in a totally different world. Did you find something a little more current?
Our 2008 Honda Civic (EU-spec) was similarly well-designed. Controls you were likely to use while driving (temperature/windscreen-clearing, radio, hazard lights, etc.) were raised up closer to your eye-line[1]. It was a really ergonomic "cockpit"

[1] https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/autocar.co.uk/files/styles/g...
California schools unlikely to reopen before end of academic year
So what? My family came from Germany on one side, and Ireland on the other.

I do not know what their visa denial rate was but I am happy they persisted :)