skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Blhack do you have a portfolio/website show casing your creations I can see? :)
Er...so the solution is to block the traffic, but then eventually that makes the device stop working unless you allow the traffic again?
Arcesium | Distributed Systems Engineer | Infrastructure Engineer | Linux Engineer | Product Manager | Product Support Consultant | Software Engineer | Summer Infrastructure Engineer Intern | Summer Software Engineer Intern | New York, NY | Onsite | Full-Time | Visa

Arcesium is a technology and tech-enabled services company. We deliver front, middle, and back office solutions to some of the world’s most sophisticated institutional asset managers, hedge funds, asset allocators, and banks. Through a combination of advanced automation, innovative data management tools, and anomaly-resolution workflows, Arcesium’s clients can achieve a single source of truth, scalable to millions of data points, for use throughout their entire organization.

Building on a platform developed and tested by one of the world's leading investment and technology development firms, the D. E. Shaw group, Arcesium launched as an independent company in 2015. Arcesium received additional equity backing from a second seed client, Blackstone Alternative Asset Management, the world's largest discretionary allocator to hedge funds. Since then, we have grown to support more than $200 billion in assets with a staff of over 900 software engineering, accounting, operations, and treasury professionals.

Arcesium is hiring for the following roles:

- Distributed Systems Engineer
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To learn more about these positions, please visit our https://arcesium.com/careers.html.
To be considered, please send your resume to careers@arcesium.com.
Recursion Pharmaceuticals | Salt Lake City, Utah | Onsite, Full-Time | www.recursionpharma.com/careers

We have raised over $200M to apply machine learning to one of the most unique datasets in existence - over 12 billion images of cells under a huge number of biological and chemical perturbations, generated in our own labs - in order to find treatments for hundreds of diseases. Our long term mission is to decode biology to radically improve lives - we want to understand biology so well that we can fix most things that go wrong in our bodies. Among other awesome folks, Yoshua Bengio is one of our advisors, and helps our ML team come up with novel ways of tackling these problems.

We’re looking for:

* Senior Data Scientist, NGS Assay Development and Bioinformatics (SLC, UT): Strategize in collaboration with biologists and data scientists on the right NGS-based assays to complement Recursion’s multi-petabyte-scale cellular perturbation and imaging platform

* Machine Learning Scientist, Chemistry (Anywhere): Looking for a highly experienced senior/principal-level Machine Learning Scientist who wants a challenging problem, lots of rich data, and knowledge that their breakthroughs will seriously help people. No bio background needed.

* Senior Data Scientist: Come analyze experimental results, develop best-practice analytical methods for a field that has none, and build the computational tooling required to fuel Recursion’s drug-discovery engine.

* Data Scientist, Data Pipeline Engineering (SLC,UT): Work closely with Data Scientists, software and data engineers, and other stakeholders on the biology, chemistry, HTS, and management teams to build the infrastructure and applications needed to decode human biology and reinvent drug discovery.

* Data Scientist, Drug Discovery (SLC,UT): Bring your unique approach and innovative thinking in developing scalable solutions in drug discovery that immediately impact decisions.

http://www.recursionpharma.com/careers for more details and to apply.

Logistics: Salt Lake City, Utah. Hiking/running/biking is literally out our back door, and it's half an hour to 6 ski resorts. Great competitive pay, health insurance, 401k, relocation assistance, equity, fully-paid gym membership, complementary chef-prepared meals everyday, two one-week paid company closures in addition to flexible, generous vacation, 70ft onsite rock climbing wall, commuter benefits, a top-caliber team, and help make a massively positive human impact. Happy to sponsor/extend visas.

Tech:
Data Science: pydata stack (pandas, numpy, scikit-learn, matplotlib, bokeh, tensorflow w/keras, etc), a clu
ster of GPUs for all your research ideas
Software Engineering: python, clojure[script], javascript, go, react.js, kafka, kubernetes (GKE), GCE, AWS

Our team of 180+ so far: http://www.recursionpharma.com/team
SingleOps | singleops.com | 2 openings | FT-100% REMOTE (US only)

SingleOps is an early SaaS startup based in Atlanta, GA. We pride ourselves on being an all-in-one business management solution for the green industry. With are SeriesB funding, we are positioning to scale our product and by doing so grow our collaborative Dev team. We have 2 hot openings and we’re waiting for you to join us :-)!

Contact the recruiter Taaj if you have questions (taaj@singleops.com)

Software Architect: 8-10 years of total experience; must have experience with Ruby on Rails; compensation open to discussion
JD: https://singleops.com/careers/?gh_jid=4879420002

Senior Software Engineer (FullStack): 5 years of experience; Ruby on Rails & React is a plus, but we’re open if you’re willing to pick up new technologies; compensation $100-$125k DOE
JD: https://singleops.com/careers/?gh_jid=4877551002
The ticket buying public has over the decades indicated that the only thing they really care about is ticket price and little else.

I am sure they would be very grateful to you for making advertising illegal on flights and therefore their tickets more expensive.
Is Netflix CEO Reed Hastings' “Keeper Test” Good Management? – Quartz at Work
The problem with being a slave to these Lighthouse scores is the test is only concerned with the one page you are testing. If you assume your visitor will only visit a single page on your site that's fine, but even if they visit a second page, nearly everything it suggests you do will make that second page load slower than if you had developed the page using the traditional methods- external CSS/JS files that apply to your entire site and can be cached.
Agreed. Should mind his own business and keep quiet. Arrington has nothing to gain from this other than some more engagement from his twitter followers.
It was WORSE with USB micro, WORSE.

- All the same problems: not all USB micro are created equal, some are supposed to be used at different voltages

- But some cables for peripherals didn't use micro they used normal USB, which was hard to put in because you always got which way was up mixed up, that's gone now :)

- What's worse, all the USB micro cables eventually bent because they were so flimsy. 6 months shelf life, maximum.

- And they weren't symmetrical either

So now we have a cable that's symmetrical, that you can use for peripherals and power. Yes, different power cables disguised as the same is still a problem, but this is a step in the right direction if you ask me.

The only thing I don't like is that now peripherals are smaller and easier to get unplugged, like my HDMI to USB-C that I'm using right now for one of my monitors.
It would have been great to have micro-USB in the shape of USB-C. Without all those new features and extra pins so manufacturer could replace the port just by soldering to the same 5 traces. This could've been over within a year.
> This is just compression with a monster dictionary.

Are there any compression methods based on this? E.g. a browser or OS that ships with huge lists of common words and sentence fragments?
I'm not sure what you're talking about. PCR is a great technique, and sequencing has revolutionized biology, but it didn't go and blow away subfields of biology as being testably untrue.
A dictionary doesn’t give a prediction about what the next word in string will be. GPT-2 does and those predictions can be used so save space.
Location: St. Louis, MO

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Django, Vanilla JS

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhruvkar

Email: dhruv@wints.org

I build software for a distribution company. We have 4 locations and an ancient ERP system with no API to run it. I wrote a custom SDK around the ERP system to run custom reports, integrate with our website and G Suite. All in Python with a smattering of JS.

Only contract opportunities.
But are they exploited?

If drivers really lost money working with Uber or if it was so little money compared to minimal wages, nobody would be driving!
What sort of skills do you need that are more favorable to being able to work several positions? Sys admin, devops, front end, backend, full stack or database? How do you get out of on call for all 3 positions. I'm in awe. Very nice!
The male adapter is so thin it breaks if you hang even a moderately heavy cable or hub. I have to think about keeping the hub flush with the laptop each time I use it. What a mess.
Can't upvote this enough!!

And there's no freaking undo button with wood.. it's mentally challenging to not freak out about every little mistake.

Over time I'm learning to get better about this, but it's rough.
Word of warning, for those reading this far:

The Switch and Switch Dock are not USB-C devices. That you’re able to plug in a USB-C charger or USB-C device and see it supposedly work just means that you haven’t yet encountered the scenario(s) that can electronically damage the Switch. Nintendo’s warranty does not cover this damage when it occurs, requiring a full-cost repair or replacement as you connected unlicensed and unauthorized hardware to it.
Love the idea. Encouraging and helping folks save for a home purchase is critical.
They seem to have an issue with their "u" key...

More seriously I don't see how I can take something like this seriously when they feel the need auto-censor themselves to avoid writing "fuck" or "shit". That feels very childish to me. We are between grown ups, we all know what your obfuscated words are...
Exactly.. Outsourcing tends to bring out the worst incentives in companies. Especially because the lowest bidder wins the contract, which means the one that cuts the most corners.

In the company I work for now, they tried outsourcing but moved all their support back in house because they are a market leader so keeping customers is more important to them than gaining new ones. Hence more focus on good support than agressive sales. It makes a world of difference.
Yes, but then they have to somehow manage those files. They paid to have those songs readily available on any of their devices easily through Google Play Music. Now they have a bunch of random mp3 files that can't easily be played on any device. No exactly the same thing.

Sure you can argue that the TOS said this or that when they bought the music.. but the fact remains: if they had bought the music on nearly any other music streaming service, they'd still have access to it easily on any device.
Yonder | Sr. Full Stack Engineer | Full Time | Austin, TX or Remote (US only) | yonder-ai.com/careers

Yonder is an information integrity company on a mission to bring authenticity to the Internet. We use artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify the groups that drive online conversations.

We're looking for a Sr. Full Stack Engineer with 5 or more years of experience building web apps in a full stack capacity, ideally on data-intensive applications. This role will report to the CTO and will be part of a small, fun, collaborative team!

Full Job Description and application at: https://www.yonder-ai.com/careers/?jobId=fHWPUuLppN7q&ft_sou...

Technologies we use: Python, React, TypeScript, Postgres, Snowflake, Kafka
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This one always looked odd to me, the way the inner radius of the bevel is rounded, but the outer radius is square. Like they duct taped a picture of one iPod model onto a different one.
I meant it more like they casually ask you what you do when you're not at work and you mention that you put big engines in small boats and if the existing employees have hobbies that also involve money pit projects with vehicles then you get a couple extra hire-ability points that might make the difference.

Nobody cares what you don't do so long as you're not loud and obnoxious about being superior to people who do whatever that thing is.
Is this true for all cultures or only Western ones?
Are you really under the impression half of everyone is ugly because they slept on their backs?
I think he means South East Asia
Right, now it says 89, which is around that 86. Web.dev is a bit volatile, and depends on the server connection at that moment I guess.
Ironically, this could be (but probably was not) evidence of a better tradeoff between privacy and protection.

Imagine if a computer system were integrated with first-responder dispatch systems that cross referenced every address dispatched against the database and reported only the presence/absence of any positive case to dispatchers, discarding all other information.

Such a system would have vastly more queries to the database but, implemented as described, would be much less troublesome to me than other, manual uses of the records.
There's this third party portable dock that can help

https://www.genkithings.com/products/covert-dock
If I gave you $10 you could manage it just fine I presume by yourself. If I gave you $100 trillion, wouldn't you hire people to manage it for you & make sure it didn't get stolen from you? At a minimum, you'd pay for some physical security from anyone trying to take your riches, right?
Why Globalism Is Dying and Giving Way to Nationalism
Show HN: Improve Your Micro-Services Debugging Environment
Sense | https://sense.com | Multiple Positions | Cambridge, MA | REMOTE (see positions for detail) | Full-time

Sense is trying to make a difference in climate change by making an engaging product which changes your relationship to your home. Get insights into how your appliances use energy, know what's on without smart appliances or IoT hubs, get alerts or automate your home if you like, or just sit back and save some money and energy.

We have an incredibly productive cross-functional technology team, doing nearly everything in-house: electrical & mechanical engineering, embedded linux, DSP, cloud backend, data science and machine learning, mobile and full-stack web. This means there's incredible opportunities for personal growth. Basically anything you're interested in learning about, there are experts in-house.

We have partnerships with major players in the energy space: Schneider Electric (electric panels) and Landis & Gyr (electric meters). We are scaling up, and you can help!

Sound interesting? Join our team:

* Backend Software Engineer

* Embedded Software Engineer

* Engineering Manager

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* Mobile Software Engineer - Android

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https://sense.com/careers

Touch base with me (jonah at sense․com) if you want to chat! I've been here for 4 years in a IC role. I'm currently spending my time working on our embedded platform, from linux drivers through DSP, data science through cloud connectivity, but I can put you in touch with folks from other areas of the stack if you want to learn more.

No recruiters, please.
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 | Associate General Counsel (US) | REMOTE

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DuckDuckGo | Senior C# Developer | REMOTE

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DuckDuckGo | Director, Windows Application Development | REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior Android Engineer| REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior DevOps Engineer | REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior Product Designer, Mobile | REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior Corporate Counsel (US) | REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior iOS Engineer | REMOTE

DuckDuckGo | Senior Privacy Engineer | REMOTE

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Weave Grid | https://www.weavegrid.com | Platform Engineer, Product Analyst and Business Development Associate | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | ONSITE and REMOTE (USA only)

We’re on a mission to drive rapid decarbonization in global transport and power sectors by intelligently connecting electric vehicles to the grid.

Our software uses predictive analytics and systems optimization to make it cheaper and safer for utilities to support the growth of electric vehicles, increase renewable energy adoption, and save customers money.

We’re rapidly growing and funded by top energy technology investors.

Every role offers the opportunity to have a huge impact on our team, culture, technology and the sustainable energy transition.

Technologies we’re using include: Python, Kubernetes, AWS, Serverless, Terraform, CircleCI

Reach out to jobs@weavegrid.com if interested in learning more!

Currently posted roles:

Lead Platform Engineer: https://www.weavegrid.com/lead-platform-engineer

Product Analyst: https://www.weavegrid.com/product-analyst

Business Development Associate: https://www.weavegrid.com/business-development-associate
Switcher Inc. | Swift Expert | Audio/Video Pipelines Expert | Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland | partially ONSITE

Switcher Inc is a tech company that develops a multi-camera video production platform for iPad and iPhone (switcherstudio.com).

We are looking for a Swift Expert, monitoring the technological development of Swift and working on different aspects of our app.

We are also looking for a Software Development Engineer, working on Audio and Video pipelines. Development is mainly in C, similar to what found in projects like ffmpeg and gstreamer, involving encoding, communication, error recovery, time sync, H.265/HEVC with alpha, peer-to-peer UDP, and protocols like RTP, SRT, WebRTC and MPEG-DASH.

You must be legally authorized to work in Switzerland or be EU citizen.

See https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/435764/swift-expert-switcher-...

See https://www.linkedin.com/company/switcherstudio/jobs/

Apply by email: jobs-ch@switcherstudio.com
Dispersion factor key to modeling Covid’s superspreading
> Even if there were, what's stopping the "bad" gangs from pretending to be the "good" ones? Trademarks?

I have no idea if that is actually done, but the criminals could simply cryptographically sign a unique message for each attack.
This! I used to run a photography critique group and had to constantly harp on this. Photography is really the art of exclusion -- not only what you exclude from the frame but also what you cut from your final selection of images. Robert Frank took tens of thousands of frames for the 60 or so photographs in The Americans. The eye is certainly a large part of it, perhaps he saw more and therefore just took more photographs, but in the end his ability to cut down to a sequence of powerful photographs is what mattered and makes him a master.
My wife has a HP laptop from work that charges through USB-C. I have a Dell XPS from work that can charge by USB-C (because I have a dock for it which does that), but if I plug her charger in, it doesn't work. It's a mess.
Unfortunately, web components always require JS to work. However, they can hide the JS from the user. Though I suspect that it'd be fairly easy to "whitelist" web-component CDN libraries and disable other JS still.
You misunderstand (or perhaps I am the one that misunderstands). I don’t have the authority to silence speech I find offensive or hurtful. I can only speak out and hope the other person takes the hint. That’s not really how arbitration works is it? (unless I’m misunderstanding what an arbiter is).
I've worked on a number of these projects where clients were chasing Lighthouse scores without any actual measure of effort, reward, or impact.

Google Analytics offers many site speed metrics that are tied to real-world visits and can be correlated with other metrics, behaviors, and conversions on the site itself. These numbers also give you visibility on the entire site and not just a single page that you've run through the Lighthouse tool.

I don't want to discourage people from making the web faster but Lighthouse scores are about as helpful as domain authority and Alexa rank when you can take a detailed look at your users through Google Analytics and get more granular performance analysis from WebPageTest.org (which also provides Lighthouse scores, can be run privately, simulates various devices and locations, and much more).
The cancer of our time:

Active directory and domain controllers.

Ransomware is just the attack vector.

At the end of the cyber kill cHain lies AD.
Ampolon Ventures | Senior Product Engineer | Frankfurt,Berlin, Germany | ONSITE | Full Time | https://ampolon.kenjo.io/senior-software-engineer-200817

Ampolon Ventures teams up with great people to build new products and services. Focused on the real estate industry, each new, independent company we found or fund aims to improve the living and working experience for millions in Europe and beyond.

Today we are looking for exceptional team members for our new Tech team which will support our founders in building the next great ventures.
if you have a smaller vehicle, just stick to smaller sizes. At HD (or any large box hardware store) you can have them cut large stuff down.

The biggest things I put in my SUV are large plywood panels and long dimensional lumber. Those can be strapped to the roof if you have a top rack.
very good points - i disagree on nuances:

- Python provides a grammar for its implementation of regex
(note that some langauges make regexes first-class syntax - perl, JS)

- JS has a defined standard cross-platform cross-browser syntax, ditto CSS (yes i know it's not 100% true)

- sed/awk in bash - i agree - but there's a bigger POSIX standard which defines all of it

the problem with yaml is that it isn't even a language, it's just a way to describe a recursive tree/list data structure. everybody defines their own language pretending to standardize on yaml where in fact the syntax similarities are doing little more than mislead you what product you're creating documents for.
Brussels drafts rules to force Big Tech to share data
SEC | Application Developer | New York, NY | ONSITE | $100-140K

We're building the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission’s next generation of analytic platforms to keep our markets safe, effective, and trusted. We’re looking for high-quality developers to design and build state-of-the-art, big data applications. Our world-class developers become full-stack experts and educated about the financial markets and security regulations.

Join a small team of talented developers, capable researchers, and former finance people. We use a modern stack of python, pandas, JavaScript/Typescript, React, and other supporting technologies (e.g. flask, klein, Node, R, and kdb+/q).

We’re hiring for 1 position:

1) Full-stack developer (2+ years of software development experience, proficient with python)

The ideal candidate will also have some experience in:

- Cloud development

- Financial security markets/investing

- Data science

If you meet the above qualifications, please apply! We offer great pay and perks.

Candidates must have worked/studied in US for a minimum of 3 years and be able to work onsite in New York City. For more information or to apply, please send your resume to careers@aretecinc.com.
Customers don’t have an option of a cheaper price to not earn points, so customers aren’t being convinced of anything.
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Yes, it is BSD, but who pays for Chromium development?

By financing that BSD project that organization is buying the right to define Web standards by its own.

BSD is just a business model for them : you wine her, you dine her, you buy her. Such an Open Source, eh?