skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cuanto | REMOTE (everyone in the company) | Full-time | Backend Engineer

The company:

We're creating mobile-first tools to help Latin American entrepreneurs and small businesses grow through Instagram and WhatsApp. We want to help the region's +200M self-employed bring their businesses online.

Our product began as something like Shopify meets Square for a business run by one person. We believe this will help millions make a living off the internet.

The role:

We need you to take the lead on our APIs and analytics pipelines. Ideally, you love creating coherent and well-tested APIs.

You understand how valuable data is to create amazing products, improve processes, and grow a business.

You'll be responsible for maintaining an API for an e-commerce platform, a mobile app, integrations to payment processors and fraud detection.

We're building integrations to more third-party services - you'll be laying the foundation for a platform.

Tech Stack: Heroku, Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, Metabase/Segment/Amplitude, React Native.

Why:

These products are really making a difference for a lot of people.

Our customers are starting companies, turning passions into revenue, and quitting 9-to-5s in a region where human capital is underappreciated.

Send me a message at jose@cuanto.app if you want to know more about the role and what we're doing. Here's the listing for the job in AL https://angel.co/l/2sYsTk
Doesn't the chip-ectomy also lose Ethernet?

Edit: apparently not, but how is the Ethernet connected on the pi4? Is it on the BCM SoC?
Every release since trials were implemented seem to have made cancellations easier and subscription status review more prominent. It's now to the point of almost being annoying in how many different places take you to subscriptions. But great for casual users, so I don't complain (except here).
Defiant, the makers of Wordfence and FastorSlow.com, is hiring. Positions are remote.

We're looking for Senior PHP Developers to make amazing software to make the web a safer, better place. We're also looking for a Security Analyst based in either New Zealand or Australia.

Descriptions and full benefits listed on our site:

https://www.defiant.com/employment/senior-php-developer/
https://www.defiant.com/employment/security-analyst-forensic...

Apply via the links above.
What is the point of putting the Archive at risk though? The same battle could have been fought by a new entity that only digitally lent books, without putting the archives at risk. You seem to be implying that putting more at risk will make them fight harder, which seems ridiculous. What I see is them needlessly choosing this as a hill to die on.
Does the UK? Or do some subsection of the UK population?

I know I don't have a problem with Syrian refugees and I would imagine that just one person out 60 something million would be enough to refute your statement.
None of these three points is the bottleneck. It's still easy to give someone an IV early on if they're in a high-risk group, it's not in that short supply, and at ~$2500 per treatment regimen it's not that expensive compared to an extended hospital stay.

The bottleneck is that it's only slightly effective.
I think GP's point is that I would be similarly skeptical of taking parenting advice "from diapers to diplomas" from someone who hadn't yet had their first-born blow out a birthday candle, regardless of how well-edited or how much effort they put into publishing that advice.

To me, it's not about the $40; it's about advice on "the full journey from Code Newbie to Senior Developer" from someone who is probably much closer to the former than the latter.
DuckDuckGo - We are looking for candidates that are excited to join us on a mission to raise the standard of trust online. All of our roles are fully-remote, except where specific locations are noted.

DuckDuckGo |Senior Android Engineer | REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior Product Designer | REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior iOS Engineer | REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior Frontend Engineer | REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior Backend Engineer | REMOTE

https://duckduckgo.com/hiring
BNOs can bring their children with them, the visa restrictions have also been lifted for dependants.
We shouldn't forget about google. It also needs to be regulated.

This is addressed in the article but the title doesn't reflect this accurately.

TLDR; Clickbait title :sad face:
Amazon has a print-on-demand service. Should work well for you

https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/l/print-on-demand
EDIs To APIs: The on-going transformation in Transportation and Logistics
Location: Gjøvik, Norway / Oslo, Norway

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Rust, Swift

Résumé/CV: On request

Email: erik@nordstroem.no

I’ve been interested in software development basically since forever. I’ve been programming for many years, both personally and professionally. I’ve used quite a few different languages and technologies.

I am looking to work either on server backends in Rust, or on app development for Apple platforms (macOS and/or iOS) using Swift and SwiftUI.

I am dedicated to the profession of software development and I care deeply about building high quality software. High quality software to me means taking all of security, performance, and user experience very seriously. However, I personally also believe that the greatest software is purpose built for some key areas of usage, and that the user should be expected to put in some non-trivial amount of effort too in order to learn how to use the software.

On my past-time I enjoy making music. So an opportunity to work on software directly related to music making would be extra interesting. But basically I would work on whatever, as long as it is something that would be of real use and value to its users.
Yes, the majority of corporations supports virtue signalling at zero cost and making money.
iMX8 ist the most confusing product line ever, tough.
Ah, OK, I see.

I'm saying "the fact that Ecuadorian labour earns less than US labour doesn't matter to an Ecuadorian furniture shop owner because everything costs less in Ecuador, including furniture".

You're saying "labour costs are less in Ecuador relative to capital costs, so it's more affordable for business owners to hire more people instead of buy more trucks"

is that right?
The fact that it's made from off-the-shelf parts designed for more mainstream use-cases (e-bikes) probably also helps a lot. Economies of scale and all that.
Well, I am the only guy on my team who uses VScode-Vim and I don't preach. I understand that editor is a personal choice when it comes to development.
Whether UK citizens approve this or not, logistical challenge of making this happen is immense. I think UK politicians know this is just a threat.

Moving people & jobs physically to UK, when people have physical investment in a house, school, bank accounts, investments is not easy. I can see people moving if CCP is literally killing non-protesting citizens like holocaust. On top of it, what is to prevent CCP from blocking people from leaving?

People will take a lot before they physically leave the country. And CCP knows that very well.
Maybe Google degrades the web's utility for a million other websites, but they get away with it because they're big.
It looks like a lot of friends with prepared comments for this launch in here.
has umbrellaresearch considered changing yoga to a different name ? start with my +1
I set all my Alexa devices to wake to "echo" first thing. Echo Auto has been rendered useless to me, because (last I checked) it doesn't allow changing the wake word. It's impossible to listen to radio without triggering "alexa' during every single commercial break.
I think it's more that social media secretly gave lobbyists another avenue. In addition to paying decision makers directly, then can pay for a small army of loud people. Before social media, that small army might make up a protest in the street or something. With social media, that small army can seem much larger than it actually is.
“Reverse Engineering” Google News RSS Feed. Part I
Examining Your Life
You'll love British public schools. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_school_(United_Kingdom)
I'm not sure what to reply. I was going to be snarky but prefer not to.

From their website 'We help people create digital experiences their customers love.'

Has anyone been 6, day dreaming in school, 'when I grow up, I want to help people create digital experiences their customers love.'?

My interest in the role is it matches my experience and I want money. Again, if you are a FAANG, fine, if you are a startup no one really knows but pretend you are changing the world, you are making yourself a disservice by asking these questions. You can ask 'What are you looking in a new position/What excites you/etc', but to ask specifically why this company is tacky and I know I am not alone with this as I regularly talk with friends that feel the same.

Maybe I am jaded as a software developer with more than 20 years professional experience, but job=money so I can money=things/time I want. 99.9% of companies aren't changing the world. They are trying to make money for the owners/shareholders/investors, and employees should think exactly the same, and that is motivation enough.

If you paid a million dollars a month for people to dig holes for 8 hours a day, you would see the fastest shortage of shovels ever.
A few years ago I tried switching off Raspberry Pi's after getting fed up with all the proprietary Broadcom nonsense and SD card (un)reliability. Specifically to the OrangePi. Wow the experience was terrible and back to Raspberry it was.

Recently doing another project and ran into the same limitations on the pi4. This time tried the NanoPi m4v2. Wow is it amazing. Native PCIe slot with a NVMe/SATA/USB3 riser hats are fantastic: https://www.friendlyarm.com/image/catalog/description/M4v2_e... - with the SATA hat you can build the equivalent of Synology DS918+ NAS for 1/10th the price.

Won’t be going back to Raspberry. Specifically this is for the use case of a few hundred SBC's deployed in the field for commercial/light industrial - but if you’re a casual Raspberry user do reevaluate the NanoPi. (edit: or the OrangePi apparently, see below!) I’ve found the Raspberry Pi software support to be an ocean wide and a frisbee deep. For anything more involved than a casual weekend project you’re going to have to bushwhack either way.
Not necessarily, TS issues are found in the editor which is where most of the use is. I don't test types only on compile but usually through VSCode itself.
Perry Street Software | iOS / Android / Ruby Software Engineer | Remote | Fulltime

Perry Street Software is Jack’d and SCRUFF (https://www.jackd.com) (https://www.scruff.com). We are two of the world’s largest gay, bi, trans and queer social dating apps on iOS and Android. Our brands reach more than 20 million members worldwide so members can connect, meet and express themselves on a platform that prioritizes privacy and security.

We are hiring experienced iOS developers to help us build the next-generation version of Scruff and Jack’d. We are a small, agile, nimble company, so the ability to make an impact is significant. The position is permanent and full-time.

We have openings for iOS, Android, and back-end application software engineers (our back-end is in Ruby). At PSS, you will develop with the latest technologies and help evolve the architecture for current and future needs in order to develop innovative, consumer-facing mobile products, while supporting the product roadmap.

Ideal client candidates have 3+ years experience working with Reactive, MVVM, and Kotlin/Swift; ideal back-end candidates have 3+ years experience in Ruby, Rails, and AWS; all candidates should be curious and eager to learn.

To learn more, please visit: https://www.scruff.com/en/careers
SEEKING FREELANCER - Familiar with most or all of following:

- Light duty sysadmin type work (Centos/Amazon Linux etc)

- Shell scripting

- Wordpress (Not site developement but managing web installations of wordpress on a hosting platform for customers)

- Aws

- Plesk

- Available 'any time all the time' for quick fixes or problems

Knowledge of Java/Perl/Php a plus.

(Remote, most time zones ok). Ok to send info if you are not qualified in all of the above.
Google Image Downloader
Published command line tool to download images from google search results. It can get results from different regional google domains.
They're masquerading in the sense that a newspaper will write 'According to NGO Freedom House...' rather than 'According to the US State Department'.

They're not masquerading in the sense that they try to hide where the money comes from, but to the majority that read their materials, this won't be apparent.
Quebec's Consumer Protection Act makes it outright illegal to auto-bill after free trials for non-business individual customers based here, regardless of what legalese those consumers agree to.

How does Apple's policy allow for that? They can't claim they can ignore Quebec law, as they have both an Apple Store and a corporate office in Montreal and already acknowledge another provision of the same Quebec law on their Canadian online store website.

(Quebec has no problem with requiring payment information at the time of sign-up, per se, whether as an anti-fraud measure or to make it easy for the customer to subsequently opt in for paid service.)
I built something like this, but, only for commercials, using RTL-SDR dongles and intel NUC's.

I never did figure out a way to monetize it, but, the thought was to that if you were pepsi, you could be alerted for coke's new commercials on a per-market or per-station basis, depending on how you wanted to pay for it.

I ended up turning the hardware into my P25 decoder for Hamilton County (currently running at https://cvgscan.iwdo.xyz ), but, I would kinda love to get back into that space again.
I'm ambivalent too, i.e., I agree with your original comment but also, personally, frequently find Wikipedia's "general purpose encyclopedia for specialists" useful.

FWIW, there's Simple Wikipedia (https://simple.wikipedia.org), but it is, quite frankly, terrible for learning about anything of a mathematical nature beyond high-school algebra.

Perhaps Wikipedia should add a "Learn About This" section to math, physics, engineering, and hard-science pages?
> You would suspect everyone would agree that we “own” our bodies.

No they don't. This is one of the causes of many issues we see in the US today, and it seems to be infecting many "Western" countries, particularly English speaking ones.
It depends on the price elasticity of the product and that's a known unknown.

So every product starts as high as possible to discover the price. Because there will be time to lower it.

(Increasing the price afterwards never works, because early adopters are more elastic)
Does an incognito browser window help?
Thanks for explaining this to me, I am clearly misinformed.
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And you wrote that on a device that would not exist without that oil.
It might just be that a lot of devs here make their entire living on App Store subscriptions. The numbers Apple trumpets mean that there are thousands upon thousands of devs in this position and probably more than a few of them are HN posters.
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SEEKING WORK | Munich, Germany | Remote OK
I help my clients minimize the operational and maintenance cost of their software. I specialize in the architecture and implementation of Python systems in Cloud environments.

I'm a pragmatic engineer and favor solutions that fit your needs rather than building overly complex systems. Ideally, I work as part of a small team where I mediate between the technical and the business sides.

In my last project I helped an international German entertainment company scale their new digital asset management platform, so they can decommission legacy systems.

Website: https://www.digitalernachschub.de

Contact: m.seifert@digitalernachschub.de
I typically don’t trust anyone who uses the word “coding”.
A tiny subset being half of them and their dependents?
Uncyclopedia: The Content Free Online Encyclopedia
I think before the advent of mass-media it probably worked reasonably well. A subscription-based revenue model seems to work ok.

I think a reliance on advertising is what has pushed things to the degenerated state we have now. And social media has practically dictated that reliance.
Fuel costs are bigger consideration in long haul flights (planes fly 12 hours a day ) than short ones (planes fly only 4-5 hrs a day).

Long flights traditionally were serviced by wide body aircraft , in recent years with longer range and favourable ETOPS regulations narrow aircraft like 737 max and 320neo were desirable for low volume long haul routes.

Also at the time of design in 2010 jet fuel prices were at all time highs , fuel prices are at all time low now .

Given the surplus in the market , Low fuel prices, drop in demand the ROI for investing in 737 max may not simply exist anymore.
Maybe we can reboot it with dedicated per-route mini-airports with oriented runways that lob electric planes between cities, like high speed rail but without the right of way issues and monstrous capital cost (for a big country with a lot of empty space like the USA).
All those shills two weeks ago in the large CHOP thread were posting about how peaceful, organized, and great CHOP was.

"The media is lying about CHOP!"

"FOX news is propagandizing about how violent it is. It's not."

Etc. Etc.

More unarmed black men were shot to death in CHOP than they were by police in the past month. Let that sink in for a minute.

It was scary to read that thread. So many West Coast leftists shilling and virtue signaling.

Guess they were right, I've never seen anything like it.
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We also have opportunities in Europe at PeopleDoc, a company we acquired last year: www.people-doc.com/company/careers . Hiring in France, Germany, Spain, London, and Remote.

Due to COVID-19, our hiring has slowed, but we do still have a handful of positions open :)

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We just merged with Kronos, another HCM provider, and we are very excited about the future of our combined companies!

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Why wonder what my attitude would be with lower limit? Default limit is 8192 and it's OK for use case exemplified by entr and you can easily change it.
> Which outside of a few details like bilingual signs or legislation, is more aspirational than reality.

You could say the same for Wales. Not sure if they are included or excluded traditionally.

On a slight tangent, it makes me giggle to see the Gaelic versions of towns on the outskirts of Glasgow. If Ireland is aspirational, Scotland is comically optimistic. The average Glaswegian knows more Spanish or French than they do Gaelic.
Doesn't this break if your tasks have dependencies, in that it'll list all the dependencies together with the task name?
I'd say it's more of a sign of what shows up highest in their index rather than any indication on the quality.
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Actually I never wondered if there were shortcuts for those, so your response prompted me to check the keymap of m PyCharm. There definetly are many extended ones, but doesn't seem to cover all of that and are not as composeable.

> But know that I've learned it, i genuinely don't think about it, and every time I'm not in VIM and have to move my mouse and click on a character I feel like I lose my train of thought of where I was in the code

I believe that, so please believe me when I tell you that I just have navigation with the mouse and other shortcuts internalised for many things. I'm not really actively thinking about it either.

Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts!
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We are a stealth-ish startup in the conversational AI space, co-founded by a founder of a >20bn cap tech company. We are hiring Engineers of all levels, If you are drawn to any of these bullet points email hello@meetkai.com to hear more.

* Being scrappy about collecting a dataset

* Building models based on latest academic research and internal R&D

* Making sure you can actually deploy a model rather than just measure the accuracy

* Handling deployments to a variety of NPUs NPUs (Da Vinci / TPU / NXP i.MX / etc.)

* Languages: Python, Rust, C, Dart(Flutter) (And anything else client side as may be needed)

* Being multilingual is a huge plus!
I agree, and I'm glad I don't work at a place where coding is considered easy work.
Show HN: The template engine for Java I always wished existed
I think the tricky part is how many applications these days are relatively “dumb” clients that rely on a back-end server at least for data storage and potentially even for compute. You can’t really offer something like that as a one-time purchase because the backend requires continuous operation and maintenance for the software to work.

These days a lot of consumers don’t want to deal with file management or having to think about their data, so it’s increasingly the case that “the app magically works via the cloud” is table stakes.

I agree, though, I don’t like it and I buy less software as a result. This especially frustrates me with things like the Adobe creative suite and Creative tools in that category. I used to keep a fairly robust collection of image editors, sound editors, etc. but so many of those things have gone subscription that I just don’t bother anymore.
My bad! Thanks for letting me know!
5 year Leave to Remain, after 2 years LTR they can apply for settled status and after one year of SS they can apply for citizenship.

That's not nothing.
I guess that works if you actually check your email :/. (edit: People are downvoting this heavily, but this is 2020 so I would expect stuff like "your free trial is ending" to come in the form of organized push notifications from the App Store. I even like email, but have essentially been trained to not bother with it as no one else is using it either... we are even now exclusively on messaging apps at work ;P.)