skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Budapest
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes (The Netherlands, Germany, UK, US)
Technologies: React (Preferred), Angular, Typescript, Javascript, NodeJS, HTML/CSS, Sass, Python, GIT, Linux, Docker, For hobby projects: Elixir
Resume/CV: https://cv.blascsak.com
Email: Found on my resume

Hi Everyone,
I'm a Front-End developer with interest in Healthcare and Developer Tools products, though I'm open to any offer. I've been working on applications with complex UI logic for years now, in multinational and startup environments as well. Feel free to send me an e-mail if you are interested in having me in your team!
The specification supports images, any mime types, video, pdf, html and javascript, in theory.
> podcasts (something people are used to getting for free with few or no ads)

This is an inaccurate assumption is how. Podcasts are audio adverts with interesting segments haha.

Ok maybe not that bad, but it's nowhere near 'few or no ads'
I was very confused when i read your comment but got a good laugh from the picture. It's kinda crazy that Baldwin conjures up that family instead of the author for so many Americans.
It was revenue of 2000€, I still had to pay taxes, social security, etc.

But yes, it was still more than enough. I lived on around 600€ side job + 200€ government stipend before I made my app.
> "Because it's valid Unicode" is not a good reason to do anything.

There is the benefit of consistency. This is ostensibly, the issue at hand.
SEEKING WORK | Anywhere | REMOTE YES

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We are a team of two (plus occasional hires) who do heavy full stack lifting with Clojure/ClojureScript as a primary weapon of choice.

Experience so far in financial, maritime, media, social, gamedev, CRM, online marketplaces, cryptocurrency exchanges, booking, housing.

Classic vertical apps, distributed database, messaging and streaming systems, microservices.

Heavy data and AI/ML processing recently.

A lot of Datomic under the belt.

iOS/Android, Unity experience.

Website: https://immute.co.

Email: stan@immute.co

Keywords: Functional, Clojure, ClojureScript, Datomic, Java, AI/ML, Python, RabbitMQ, Kafka, AWS, NixOS, Wolfram, Mathematica, backend, frontend, Unity.
Bunch.ai | New York, NY & Berlin, Germany | Various roles | Full-time, Remote

Ever had a bad manager? Then you know how it is.

Behind every great product is a great team and every team deserves a great leader. We believe anyone can be a great leader and we’re building our AI Leadership Coach (Duolingo for soft skills) to democratise leadership skills beyond trainings, seminars, and expensive coaches.

We’re looking for passionate makers to join our mission:

- Senior Product Engineer: https://www.notion.so/bunch2/Generalist-Product-Engineer-248...

- Senior Product designer: https://www.notion.so/bunch2/Senior-Product-Designer-2618dc2...

- Growth Engineer: https://www.notion.so/bunch2/Growth-Engineer-e7fd145543e24e5...

- Head of Growth: email anthony@bunch.ai

All About us: https://www.notion.so/bunch2/Bunch-Culture-Sneak-Peek-68bd77...
NGP VAN/EveryAction - Washington, DC, Boston, MA, and Remote

We are hiring for an Information Security Analyst:

DC/Remote - http://ngpvan.applytojob.com/apply/kfs0nSlLuI

About EveryAction

EveryAction, and its parent company NGP VAN, is a technology company whose team members do exciting and important work that has a significant impact on promoting civil rights, social justice, and environmental responsibility.

EveryAction/NGP VAN is one of only a handful of companies to be recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine for 10 years. We were named one of the Coolest Companies of 2016 by DC Inno. We've also been named one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the DC area by the Washington Business Journal and SmartCEO. The Wall Street Journal wrote “NGP VAN is something of a secret weapon for the Democratic Party and the labor unions and progressive groups that use it.” We have also won the AAPC award for Best Use of New Technology, and the Campaigns & Elections Award for Most Innovative Product.

Join our team and work alongside over 300 smart, passionate, and innovative co-workers, many of whom are industry recognized as experts in their fields.

NGP VAN believes a diverse, inclusive staff makes us a stronger company and better partner for our clients. Women, people of color, LGBTQ individuals, and members of other minority or marginalized groups are encouraged to apply. We’re committed to hiring people on the basis of qualifications, merit and business need, and NGP VAN is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

Keywords: ONSITE REMOTE
Lilium press release (dated November):

Lilium partners with Tavistock development and City of Orlando to establish first region in the US

https://lilium.com/newsroom-detail/lilium-partners-with-tavi...
Ask HN: Is this simple landing page clear enough?
Yesterday I released my project React UI Boutique (https://reactui.boutique) in early access. But during the day I got several comments from people not being sure what my product is exactly about.

The landing page was a lot longer and to checkout the product you had to login. My logic was that people who are really interested will login and I would then be able to ping them with weekly updates.

But, after this comments, I removed login requirement and really simplified the landing page, basically leaving only the tagline and a link that goes to the product.

After the page I got a lot more people checking the product and it started getting upvotes on Product Hunt.

Is this landing page clear enough for you? My reasoning now is that if you are not my target customer (person using React and/or Chakra UI), you will not get the tagline and will just leave the page. But if you are, you will get it immediately and will be able to click through to the product easily.
LinkSquares | linksquares.com | Software Engineers, Software Architects | Boston, MA | Full-Time | OnSite or Remote (Eastern Time Zone preferred)

We are a fast-growing startup that uses AI to analyze legal contracts. We have a lot of exciting new projects in the works and are looking for software engineers and software architects who love to make an impact. Key skills: Ruby on Rails, React, AWS

Check out our VentureFizz Engineering Spotlight to get a sense of what it's like to work here: https://venturefizz.com/insights/engineering-spotlight-links...

Apply here:
https://linksquares.breezy.hr/p/5dcd81bdb52d-software-engine...
https://linksquares.breezy.hr/p/370e114e4ee7-senior-software...
https://linksquares.breezy.hr/p/705e4a657255-software-archit...
I find it difficult to compare these two sets of figures considering you're looking for fractures at any point in life on the skeletons, and for the study, the people were only followed for a median of 3 years (no need to say 3.0 for median).
Maarten is one of the best teachers, if not the best teacher I ever had. I was lucky enough to have him as my teacher for three major courses in my curriculum: Computer Networks, Operating Systems, and Distributed Systems.
As the domain implies, it’s like virtual vacation. A score board would be nice. Centering of the map should be near the area chosen.
Everything in the above paragraph sounds like a hyped overstatement. None of it is.

As someone that's worked on some rather intensive NLP implementations, Spacy 3.0 and HuggingFace both represent the culmination of a technological leap in NLP that started a few years ago with the advent of transfer learning in NLP. The level of accessibility to the masses these libraries offer is game-changing and democratizing.
But your risk of bacterial infection probably skyrockets
> is first and foremost a teaching language

Terrific insight. So important.

As a Java partisan, I can say without reservation that Java is a suboptimal teaching language. So I easily believe your assessment of Haskell.

> I couldn't help it; I came from a strong OO background.

My functional eureka moment was deleting an element from a list using recursion. It literally changed how I see the world.

I haven't done any functional programming in anger (for pay) in a long time. But FP absolutely has informed, influenced all that I do.

Teaching multiple paradigms and styles is so important.
>I don't mean this ironically, but I think Slack did not actually know how to handle it: they outsourced the handling of this; they passed the buck.

Isn't that literally supposed to be the sales pitch for the cloud? Get away from the infrastructure as a whole so you can focus on code, and let the cloud providers wave their magic wand to enable scaling?

If you're saying now the story is: well rely on them to auto scale, until they don't - then why would I bother? Now you're telling me I need to go back to having infrastructure experts, which means I can save TON of money by going with a hosting provider that allows allocation of resources via API (which is basically all of them).
Interrupting Is More Harmful Than You Think
Is it still a big burden if the theorem prover can automate checking that a function can be evaluated without ref counting / garbage collector? I understand that it's a very hard problem though.
An amphibious brigade with a lot of tanks.
Great observation! One of the biggest challenges for high resolution satellite imaging, even beyond the optics, is getting all those pixels down. Fortunately, the ground station infrastructure has blown up recently with Big Tech offerings like AWS Ground Station and Azure Orbital, plus legacy providers like KSAT, so there is plenty of access to get data down through Ka-band.
This page about TokuDB reads:

> TokuDB has been deprecated by its upstream maintainer. It is disabled from MariaDB 10.5 and has been been removed in MariaDB 10.6 - MDEV-19780. We recommend MyRocks as a long-term migration path.

https://mariadb.com/kb/en/tokudb/

Is MyRocks comparable?
Location: Amsterdam, NL - The Netherlands

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes to US / UK / Australia / Canada

Technologies: AWS (Developer Certified), PostgreSQL, Redshift, MSSQL, Teradata, Airflow, DBT, Tableau, Python, HTML, CSS, Terraform, Matlab, Python, R, Jenkins, Swagger, Flask, Google Analytics

Résumé/CV:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-kim-fon-yip/

https://drive.google.com/file/d/19aYUICd8_FYRaopOGWtTqpPRC4X...

Email: bryanyip94 at gmail com

I am a data scientist with a study background in Aerospace Engineering / Control and Simulation. As a data scientist I like to solve complex business questions with machine learning models. With my expertise in use case design, modelling, automated ETL data pipelines and cloud infrastructure, I am often a bridge between technology, analytics and business to create end-to-end solutions. I am looking for an opportunity in a fast-paced tech company, that is not only driven by insights, but mainly by algorithms. Here I hope I can contribute by building and deploying advanced machine learning models.

Send me an e-mail if you have something interesting that does or does not exactly match my preference.
Sure, but there's plenty of starving people in Argentina as well, not all the country is as wealthy as Buenos Aires. So the question is, why do they come here instead of going to a bigger chinese city? My guess is that they already have a support network here. That's why many of them end up working in the same businesses, such as running small supermarkets.
Among Us is a great laugh, we did that as a team last week. Getting your colleague thrown out an airlock for a murder you committed yourself never gets old.
Also violence, but in different forms.

For lower classes, regular street brawls will produce a lot of injuries. Upper class people will get into some street violence, but the presence of retinues will drastically reduce their incidence. On the other hand, for upper classes (but not monks) war and training for war will produce a ton of injuries, many fatal. Learning to fence and joust are very dangerous activities even in modern times.
I was thinking the same thing.

I love the pi and have many of them. But their beauty seems to come out at the edge where things are low power and they replace nonsense IOT devices.

To replace a server or desktop is a stretch. That's where using a pi is death by 10,000 papercuts. The super-competitive low end PC market gives you so many things for free, like good power supplies, a wide variety of cases and silly things like power switches and a clock with a battery.
An estimation of mankind so low that you almost have to respect it. Almost.
As the saying goes; "You don't buy a Rolex to tell the time, you buy a Rolex to tell others".
The binary is never changed.

Apps can behave differently based on a flag set in the cloud, that’s only triggered after approval.

They can behave differently based on geofencing areas, such as Cupertino.

As to the point of whether review matters, can you imagine the dreck the store would be filled with without review?
Go tell it on the mountain, it was his first book and lays the foundation for everything he did later. Amazing book
Temporal Technologies | Multiple positions in United States - WORK FROM HOME | FULL-TIME |

Temporal offers an entirely new way to build scalable and reliable applications. Temporal enables developers to focus on writing important business logic, and not on managing state or worrying about the underlying infrastructure. Sequoia Capital led our recent round of funding and our team has experience from start-ups and larger companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Uber, and more.

Video: Our CEO interviewed on TechStrong TV- https://digitalanarchist.com/videos/charlene-ohanlon-techstr...

Video: Temporal explained in 2 minutes - https://temporal.io/

We're looking for senior level engineers for multiple roles - see here - https://www.temporal.io/careers

- FEATURED ROLE: Frontend Architect

Read more and apply here —> https://jobs.lever.co/temporal/00729816-6c5e-4ff2-a074-ad991...
Yes, it is clear. There is a clear thing (pair of things) you want your viewer to do.
Is there any framework similar to SpaCy or HugginFaces but for images?
Single Covid case in Western Australia leads to 5-day lockdown for 2M
Software Engineer Remote – Latin America
Foxbox Digital is always looking to work with individuals who value building products that change the world from the ground up--people who want to play a big role in product development.

We build software for our clients using the latest software development and project management practices and we love what we do. We're a remote-first company based in Chicago and we'd love to have you on our team.

Check on our website the current active positions.
https://foxbox.com/jobs
Lots of other services that use AWS didn't go down the same day -- because they provisioned enough AWS capacity.
Airwallex (https://www.airwallex.com/) | B2B Fintech unicorn | Multiple positions | US, EU, AU, CN | Full-Time

Airwallex is building global financial infrastructure and applications to help our customers to grow in every corner of the world.

Video Intro: https://vimeo.com/353494108

News about us:
https://www.smh.com.au/business/small-business/atlassian-co-...

Roles we are hiring for:

- Engineering Director
- Engineering Lead
- Senior/Software Engineers (Full-stack)

Tech Stack:
Kotlin, Java, React, Kafka, GraphQL, GCP, Kubernetes

We are offering competitive compensation and stock options with the potential to grow 5-10x.

Feel free to reach out to me at royce.lim@airwallex.com or reply to this thread to learn more about us.

Alternatively, visit https://jobs.lever.co/airwallex to view our openings
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There are lots of programming languages where the "string" type is fine with nulls anywhere in the "string". And other databases allow it. Perhaps they shouldn't, but it's a sort of defacto standard.
Pay toilets have to be the most capitalist dystopian thing I've ever heard of. I apologize for the strong response, and don't mean it to reflect on you as a person at all, but the idea of charging someone for something that is literally part of the biological definition of life is kind of shocking.

They should treat it like the Supreme Court recently treated homeless people camping on the sidewalk. They have a biological need for somewhere to sleep; if the city cannot provide enough places for them to sleep, they must allow them to camp on the sidewalk. In this case, if there are not enough public restrooms, public businesses (i.e. open to the public, not publicly traded) must allow non-customers to use their restroom.

It seems crazy to me that a) we know everyone needs to use the bathroom, b) there are no requirements for access to restrooms (beyond ADA stuff), c) urinating or defecating in public is illegal. I don't find it crazy that urinating or defecating in public is illegal; I find it crazy that we've put ourselves in a spot where it is possible to be put in a position where there is no legal means for you to carry out a biologically required task.

These poor drivers are just getting caught in the crossfire of the class war between restaurant owners and delivery companies, and are being deprived of human dignity as a result.

I think there's also an unintentional sexist effect here. The article keeps talking about people peeing in Gatorade bottles. I'm a male, so I could be wrong here, but that doesn't seem like a viable option for women. Women have another needs for the bathroom as well. I can't imagine putting in or changing a tampon in the car is an easy or pleasant experience.

And lastly, do you really want your food delivery driver to be making a choice about whether they want to pay $1 to use the bathroom where they can wash their hands, or just peeing in a bottle and going around with dirty hands? I would strongly prefer that wasn't a choice they considered. I will happily pay another $0.25 or whatever that goes to the restaurant to cover paying for the water, toilet paper and soap they use to remain hygienic.
What if the work event allows for the first social interaction? If there’s no opportunity to get to know people from work, you may not discover common interests, etc. I’ve certainly been surprised a few times about colleagues I realized I didn’t know much about.
> A counterargument would be that traditional text doesn't do this, so a text file format ought not to unless it is aiming at being something more than what text does.

Other text-centric media often emphasize foreign words in some fashion. For instance, in an English language novel foreign language text is often italicized. Same in many articles.
oh come one.. if you can't even pay 20 euros for working on defending freedom, why would you expect other people do give their life for it.
> “Current estimates are that 80% of American adults have had all of their personally identifiable information stolen by the Communist Party of China,” he said.

And all credibility from the article is now gone.
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Languages: English, Portuguese and Spanish.

Hourly rates: $54-$64 USD

Our services: https://osom.so/development

Technologies:

- Ruby on Rails

- PHP, Laravel

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I’d be more interested in a list called “Science Disproves the Obvious”. Anyone got one laying around?
it's actually a UN Convention, but yes, you're correct
Screenplay (https://screenplay.dev) | New York, NY (ONSITE) | Full-time | Software Engineer

Screenplay is ⌘+Z for mobile releases - we let your team instantly roll back a iOS app update. Our platform analyzes each new build against your previous release, packages them together with a minimal app size increase, and lets you identify and roll back a buggy release at the click of a button. Long-term, we will support additional platforms (i.e. Android, web) and hope to become the single control surface for releasing new features and code. As a founding team, we bring inspiration and experience from our time at Airbnb, Facebook, and Square; we’re backed by a great set of seed investors (Homebrew, Neo, & Box Group), onboarding beta customers every week, and just beginning to build our team - if this sounds interesting to you, and you are excited to shape what engineering at Screenplay looks like, we’d love to chat!

https://jobs.lever.co/screenplay/f5829b80-8050-48c5-9350-899...
Ha, in many places, you aren't just given a lawyer. You have to prove to the court you can't afford one. Can't prove it? Judge don't care.
That's not how the law works.

Generally in the US it's illegal to engage in virtually any financial transaction if you know that funds were the proceeds of criminal activity.
New MarketWatch data page: US's most heavily shorted stocks
98point6 | Android Engineer, iOS Engineer, Engineering Manager, Back End Engineer, Data Engineer | REMOTE or ONSITE Seattle, WA | Full-time | https://98point6.com/careers#open-roles

Hi, I’m Thomas and I’m Director of Engineering at 98point6. We’re hiring for a number of roles, like Senior iOS Engineer, Senior Android Engineer, Engineering Manager, and Back End Engineer. Our goal is to make access to primary care as easy as googling something, without needing to make a financial tradeoff. We were seeing exciting growth before COVID-19 and that growth has accelerated even more as we help support the response to this global pandemic in the US. Some quick mentions of the technology we’re using: all our infra is in AWS, IaC using CDK (and some Terraform), Typescript, Kotlin, DynamoDB, and PostgreSQL. We are offering roles as REMOTE or ONSITE. Remote must be based in the US. Onsite is in Seattle. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Recent press about our team:
* https://www.thestreet.com/investing/walmart-sams-club-teams-...
* https://www.geekwire.com/2020/virtual-primary-care-startup-9...
* https://www.wsj.com/articles/investors-bankroll-virtual-care...
Apple wants developers to deliver a great experience. It’s not a review requirement.

The far larger amount of scams and malware on Google Play vs the App Store clearly establishes its value proposition.

Even this garden variety scam isn’t likely to bet its makers more than a few hundred bucks before their account is banned.
Rooftop Solar
People who professionally influence companies, i.e. those whose job it is to understand corporate decision-making, focus almost exclusively on the dynamics of personal relationships. Salesmen, B2B marketers and even activists all use human behavior as the foundation of their techniques. This thing about corporations being monolithic being-like entities is a "theory without a practice;" we can look to the people who empirically deal with corporations to see that they do not find it useful to think that way.
Pomodoro is popular but I just don't see how it applies to the really involved tasks. I'm more intersted in that “personal assistant for deep work"...
There is pretty broad agreement that pure functions and immutable variables are good to strive for. And since F# doesn't force you to do that even when it is a bad idea, things are quite nice. When mutating state is the simpler thing to do, you can do it.

Where things can get weird is when you start passing partially applied functions to other functions, and then you use type inference on function signatures on top of that. Glancing at the function signature its completely opaque what is going on. Hopefully you aren't in github and have working code lens and then you get a type signature to help, but it gets very verbose and confusing, and is still hard to reason about, for me anyway.

A thing I find helpful with F#, no matter what style you use, is always type out the types in function signatures. Yes this has downsides occasionally when a refactor might have just worked without adjusting types through a chain of functions, but I think it is a net win for productivity.