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Tray.io | London | Backend (Java/Scala) | Frontend | Mid-JavaScript | Full-time | Remote until post-COVID19 | https://tray.io

Tray is a visual programming platform. It’s a low-code user experience that allows anyone to build business logic that precisely defines how data flows through their organisation.

We recognise this is a stressful and uncertain time for everyone; Tray.io endeavours to stay strong during this period. We are well funded, with two recent rounds behind us; the latter to make a statement we wanted to remain independent, so we have a large cash runway. The goal of our Engineering team at this time is to come out the other side with an even stronger product so we are continuing to hire.

We’ve worked hard on creating a fantastic support layer and business continuity plans for our technical teams and we’re continuing to expand and empower. We are already used to working from home and you’ll find our calendars full of socially “distanced” events already and our leadership are leading regular company-wide updates.

We are excited by people who want to constantly innovate; borrow from other industries, experiment with new tools and pool their knowledge with other solution seekers; people who have shipped entire projects with ownership and autonomy; people who take pride in what gets built, all the whilst balancing day-to-day pragmatism with building for the future.

Current open roles:

- Backend Software Engineer
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- Senior Frontend Software Engineer
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- Mid-Level JavaScript Engineer
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The thing is the warnings may not be applied equally. Or even if they are applied equally to all liars, some claims may in retrospect turn out right and then the warning turns out to have been wrong.
MemSQL (https://memsql.com) | Lisbon (Portugal), San Francisco and Seattle | Full Time

MemSQL is a database startup focused on high performance and hybrid workloads (HTAP). Our customers include half of the top 10 US banks, 2 of the top 3 US telcos, and 12% of the fortune 100. You can read all about our product here: https://memsql.com/product.

Right now, we are in the process of building a next generation data platform capable of handling many different workloads in one system. Think about a massive company storing all of its data, operational or analytical together. That's the vision — and if that resonates with you, say hello!

We have several positions open:

* Senior Software Engineer, Frontend (Portugal)
* Software Engineer, Frontend (Portugal)

* Senior Software Engineer, Helios Serverless Backend (SF, Seattle, US Remote or Portugal)

* Senior Site Reliability Engineer (SF, Seattle or US Remote)

* Software Engineer, Database Engine (SF, Seattle, US Remote or Portugal)

* Senior Software Engineer, Performance (Seattle)

Careers page with individual links for each open position: https://www.memsql.com/careers/jobs/

If you want to learn more about the engineering work we do, check out memsql.engineering.

Feel free to email directly at david at memsql dot com.
Compare HK and Portland...
Garmentier | Senior Software Engineer | Chicago, IL or Remote | Full-Time

Garmentier is hiring! We are a quickly growing Fashion + Technology startup based in Chicago. We have created the first all-in-one online platform for Stylists and Personal Shoppers to start, grow and scale their businesses.

We're looking for a full-stack generalist to join our growing team! If you're interested, you can read more about the position here: https://cutt.ly/garmentier-senior-software-engineer.

You can also read more about our interview process here: https://cutt.ly/garmentier-tech-interview-process

Send a message to jason @ garmentier.co if you're interested in learning more!
As someone who experience with both Canadian and US police, I think the differences are less than they appear. Especially when you take into account Canada has 1/10th the US population (so you’d expect 1/10th of the incidents).

I’ve had several friends who have been tuned up by either the RCMP or provincial police. Sure, you’re less likely to get shot than in the US, but my anecdotal experience suggests there are plenty of bad apples in Canada.

Hell, they are still trying to clean up the RCMP. You see some pretty egregious behavior in the small town detatchments.
ok, I'm fine with that, the question is why it is technically better for Linux Kernel than a proper formally-verified implementation that doesn't require Rust toolchain?
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Niche is the best place to research U.S. colleges, schools, neighborhoods, and companies. Every month millions of people use our easy-to-read and comprehensive report cards, rankings, and reviews to choose the right schools or neighborhoods for them. Niche performs rigorous cleaning and analysis on large data sets, and combines them with feedback from our community for nuanced insight that can't be found anywhere else.

Niche is a small but rapidly growing team. We’re based in Pittsburgh, PA, but located across the United States. As a unique blend of data scientists, engineers, parents, and “yinzers”, we are looking for exceptional talent to grow our company. Your ideas and work will make an immediate impact on our products and millions of users.

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Ready to vote in the U.S. 2020 elections?
If they took those down, that would certainly be a problem, yes: https://www.tiktok.com/tag/%E5%85%89%E5%BE%A9%E9%A6%99%E6%B8...
That is completely the opposite of how section 230 works, and section 230 is the entire reason websites like Hacker News are allowed to exist. Your argument has now gotten even worse, not better!

If a company loses Section 230 protections, the safest move is to disable user content completely. No comments anywhere. The next-safest move is to be extremely heavy-handed editorially, since any comment left alone could be the basis for a company-ending lawsuit. Whatever views you believe are being censored now, I guarantee you they would be actually censored completely without Section 230.

Read Section 230[0]. It's the foundation of the modern internet and says almost exactly the opposite of what you're suggesting. Read 230(c)(2)(A) twice.

[0] https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/47/230
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMgarcFkXz4

Plane boarding is kinda fascinating.
SEEKING WORK | Remote only
NodeJS Backend engineer and architect, I'm working exclusively as a consultant, I contributed and handled a wide range of projects in different fields over the the past couple of years. Reviews from my previous clients available upon request.

Technologies/Skills: Codebase architecture, Javascript/NodeJS, ES6, ReactJS, Cloud infrastructure, Rest APIs, Microservices

Resumé: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11hK8rX3lVSHGTbPamwPxw1wV342...

Email: (Check the resumé)
You are correct, I made a blanket statement based on what was apparently incorrect information. But, I'm glad I made it on HN, because I went from having an incorrect assumption to having a solution!

So, thank you!
One of the first packages I install
The Orderliness of the Cosmos Is Far Deeper Than the Ancients Ever Suspected
Nomex is incredible:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomex

https://www.google.com/search?q=nomex+pants
I think this puts the recent growth into perspective:

> In the second quarter, Tesla’s total revenues were $6 billion, down by 5.8% from Q2 last year. Today, its value rose by $8 billion per hour. Over the past four quarters, Tesla’s total revenues were $26 billion. Today, its value rose by $64 billion.
I haven't tried this because I don't need persistent client state, but couldn't you just take your redux or whatever state tree and shove it into a persistent storage, and restore on load?
The videos embedded in the article are completely separate to this event.
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>1. one can't seriously believe that easy money will always be this easy and abundant

as with all black market activities, like the oldest profession, the money is always easy and abundant. It's always there. But restricting it consolidates the power away from the actual workers to an intermediary, historically this has been violent male pimps.
Fun fact, North Dakota is also the only state in the US to have a state-owned bank[1]. Also throw in a grain elevator/flour mill for good measure[2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_of_North_Dakota
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Dakota_Mill_and_Elevator
Onja.org | Front End Engineer (multiple positions) | Madagascar, Africa | onsite

Looking for a meaningful and intrepid change? Join our social enterprise that trains capable, low-income youth into world class software developers and provides them with life-changing remote work.

We’ve spent the last two years training an inspirational group of students to become strong front end web developers and are now looking for two front end developers to help us progress onto the next stages.

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Octant Bio | Software Engineer (Full-stack) | Emeryville, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | https://www.octant.bio/

Octant is decoding biology’s complexity to build better drugs by engineering biology itself. We combine large-scale synthetic biology, functional genomics, multiplexed assays, high-throughput chemistry and computation to design multi-targeted drugs towards some of our most vexing diseases. You can read more about our mission here: https://www.octant.bio/blog/introducing-octant

We are now looking to hire our first first SWE to help bring our software practice to the next level. We have many computational scientists and biologists who code, but we now need to get more serious about laying the foundation for our software stack. You will design and build internal products and tools that push the boundaries of synthetic biology, genomics, and drug discovery; manage and improve our codebase, data models, warehousing, pipelines, software architecture, and systems.

To give some examples of what we do, check out our recent open sourced work for COVID-19 testing called SwabSeq: https://www.octant.bio/swabseq or our plasmid sequencing workflow called Octopus: https://www.octant.bio/blog/2019/9/29/octopus

Happy to answer any questions here. If you are interested in applying, please send a note along with your resume to join@octant.bio. You can also contact me directly here on HN, on twitter (@srikosuri), or my first name (sri) at our domain name.
How Fashion Rules World
The fashion industry's style trends dominate the world more than they have ever done in the 21st century and control not only how people dress, but also trends in homeware design, makeup fashion, and the overall attitudes of people. Not only did flower power mean flares and tunics in the 1960s, but it also summed up the whole attitude of a generation, and this is even more prominent today.
If you saw your family and friends murdered in a genocide and were understandably traumatized, it's reasonable to not force you to relieve that experience unprepared. A trigger warning for genocide would help you emotionally prepare to engage with the topic, or if you're still not ready, to avoid it.

It's not for society at large to dismiss controversial topics (though some people mistakenly use it that way).
NodeJS Backend engineer

Location: Casablanca, Morocco

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Not at this time

Technologies/Skills: Codebase architecture, Javascript/NodeJS, ES6, ReactJS, Cloud infrastructure, Rest APIs, Microservices

Resumé: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11hK8rX3lVSHGTbPamwPxw1wV342...

Email: (Check the resumé)
Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive.

Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something.
No, the symmetry matters only in the relationship between the two countries, not in them mirroring each other in their domestic practices.

The patriarch of a neighboring family does not welcome members of your family into their home, so why should your family welcome them into yours? On the other hand, that the patriarch practices domestic violence is another matter; you don't mirror that.
> Patreon has the same issues?

But creators can still make money on this platform no? I see most creators there, what are these 'issues'?
Amazon drivers are hanging smartphones in trees to get more work
I use Squarespace and you can configure it to disable any tracking and not have to show a consent banner. Not sure about Wix.
> It's astonishing that the developer community is fine with requiring open source projects to pay $99/yr for notarization to run on macOS.

There is NO "requirement" for notarization. This FUD keeps getting perpetuated, but you can publish macOS software without paying $99 year.

> It should be possible to verify developers and distribute open source apps without a cost on macOS.

The cost is convincing your users to trust you and allow your unsigned app to bypass Gatekeeper.

I've seen some tools do just that, explaining that they cannot afford the notarization fee.
The Privileged Have Entered Their Escape Pods
Old-Reddit link: https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/iiowpn/htop_forked_t...
Attorney here! (Not legal advice, seek counsel if you need legal advice.)

You’re confusing ownership with distribution and possession. Ownership is about the rights you have to exclude others from your work (i.e., copyright). When you transfer a copy of your work to a third party such as Facebook, you don’t grant them ownership or even an ownership interest. You’re just granting them to right—-but not the obligation—-to republish and retransmit your work to others.

Since it is a right and not an obligation, Facebook also has the right not to store or republish your work if they desire. But you still own your content and can otherwise do whatever you like with it.

Whether you keep a copy after you give it to a third party is your choice and responsibility.
I think they were referring more to apps like Slack and other similar JS browser/ JS based apps which run separate from the browser. Maybe I'm being generous? Slack is certainly itself a beast.
JustWatch | Berlin, Germany | FULLTIME, ONSITE | https://www.justwatch.com/us/talent
JustWatch is the world's leading movie and TV show streaming guide.

We are mainly looking for talent for these specific roles:

• Head of Integration/Metadata

• Product Manager

• Senior Backend Engineer (Go, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, ES)

• Senior Frontend Engineer (Vue.JS, Ionic, Capacitor, TypeScript, React Native) — especially with TV and mobile hybrid experience

• Site Reliability Engineer.

JustWatch promotes a culture of learning with a high degree of autonomy and room for personal growth. We work on hard problems, with low politics, clear focus and great context. We don't have any non-technical product management and like it that way. Our development philosophy balances fast hacking with a solid architectural foundation. We are a self-funded and profitable start-up, founded in 2014 in Berlin and currently employing around 50 great people.
If you're into great code architecture, good naming, like to (continuously) deliver production code and actually help build a product bringing value to tens of millions monthly users already, let us know. For more on how we work, our culture, values and engineering practices, be sure to check out our blog.

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IPv4 as a Service
45.8% of respondents used primarily Windows on the 2020 Stack Overflow survey https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#technology-de.... I’d guess that’s less than 45% of dev work, including a lot of less experienced or productive devs (~20% of the respondents weren’t professional devs https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#work-employme...). Linux is the most loved platform and wanted “OS”, and Windows is the most dreaded OS except Android by 0.4%. https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#technology-mo...
Codecov | REMOTE | https://angel.co/codecov

## Implementation Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE only
## Platform Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE only

Codecov is the world’s leading code coverage tool. We are used by nearly a million software developers around the world, from marquee open source projects to the largest global companies.

Our team is lean (~15 people). We are a remote-first, globally distributed company, with team members located from GMT-8 to GMT+2.

## Implementation Engineer:

We are looking for an implementation engineer to provide the technical assistance needed to ensure that our largest customers can get the most out of our self-hosted product offering, Codecov Enterprise. This role is well suited to individuals that have previously worked as a solutions engineer, solutions architect, forward deployed engineer or other customer facing engineering role. Devops engineers with python experience and a history of or strong interest in doing customer work may also find this role particularly appealing.

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This simply isn't an issue regarding the first-amendment; not sure this thread needs to go into the philosophical dilemma on this here.
> The concept or RxDB, being able to iterate observables of your change stream

Why can't this be done with a thin wrapper around Postgres pub/sub + triggers?
EUROPE | BERLIN | ONSITE | LOOKING FOR ML ENG

Back is a young software company from Berlin with the mission to enable companies to focus on what matters. We’re building a collaboration and automation platform to untangle repetitive questions and workflows around the workplace.

We have a modern stack: Golang, Python, gRPC, Protobuf, React, GraphQL and Typescript.

Our office is in the heart of Kreuzberg, Berlin Germany.

To see what it’s like to work at Back and who your future colleagues would be, go have a look at http://bit.ly/working-at-Back

We’re hiring a Machine Learning Engineer: http://bit.ly/back-machine-learning-engineer

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Not sure, we will have to see.

I like Joe, so maybe Spotify thought they could pull this and no one would notice?

Or maybe they're replying on (I heard) $100m being enough money to buy some flexibility? Maybe they're making a show of it so he can make a show of insisting they're replaced so no one thinks he has sold out?

It's sort of confusing because Joe Rogan is Joe Rogan. It's not like he suddenly changes position or he's ever been PC and family friendly or whatever this edit is meant to get to.

Either way, something is dodgy as fuck.
Another option is for a government to involve itself indirectly. It could regulate by requiring a social media company meet a vague "community standard." I'm not convinced that would work, but it's less authoritarian than a government dictating a list of acceptable content to private companies.

Then you use some system (tally letters of complaint? votes? random sample of citizens, akin to "jury duty"?) to see if the community itself is satisfied.
What's wrong with India? Some issues which affects Indian devs
That's true. I should've clarified that I was referring to whales. People who are donating five figures are much more likely to fall into the "I want them to be my best friend" category.

I used to subscribe to Twitch streams of pros that would play the game with their subscribers. 5 bucks a month to play a game I love with a professional? Heck yes. Playing soccer with Messi would cost a ton more.

Slightly shameful plug: I wrote about Bella/OF in my most recent newsletter issue.

https://mailchi.mp/242882f3b5db/synthesis-emergence-17
Understanding how real-world systems function is something fascinating to me. So for me personally it's a natural extension of that curiosity. What are the rules that govern my own behavior? My operating system - if you will.
Data Orchestration – A Primer
Restricting Visas Leads to Offshoring
Bolt | Software Engineering |SF or San Diego or Salt Lake City

Literally all of commerce is moving online, and our Engineering team (ex FB/Google/Twitter/Uber) cannot build fast enough to meet demand.
If up for it, connect with us over a 10min zoom coffee next week to share more, including details on our recent Series C raise.
Email: samuel.greinetz@bolt.com to setup.

PS: here’s our recent manifesto
https://www.bolt.com/blog/democratizing-commerce/
Surely people don't pay for the content with MasterClass, they pay for the hosts. That's how it's marketed, and they of course wouldn't use these presumably extremely expensive celebrities if they just wanted to create high quality content.
Apple Market Cap Almost Equals to the Whole Russell 2000 Combined