skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Evercast | Remote | Full-Time (US)/Contract (Global), Remote-first | https://evercast.us

Evercast is a fast growing, innovative SaaS company that has developed a remote collaboration / remote workflow solution which is being utilized by many major Hollywood studios, OTT streaming providers and advertising/creative agencies.

We are hiring for multiple roles:

Senior C++ Developer: https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/511394/senior-c-plus-plus-dev...
| PST +/- 6 hours
| $140k - $175k per annum

We're pushing the boundaries of what's possible in videoconferencing, with a focus on high-quality, low-latency collaboration in film, television, and gaming. We're not just saying that - we're running up against the limits of what's possible in the browser, and we're looking for ways to do what nobody else can do. If you're a talented C++ developer, we might have a place for you.

Besides C++ skills, WebRTC knowledge is a big asset. Experience with C#, Swift, Janus, and codec programming are also nice to have.

Client Support Agent: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2430025752/
| US/Canada only
| $18/hr

The Client Support Agent serves as the primary point of contact for Evercast clients and is expected to provide high quality information through customer service and technical support.
Temporal Technologies | Multiple positions in UNITED STATES - WORK FROM HOME | FULL-TIME |

Temporal, which is open source, 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...

For all employees, we offer:

- Competitive salary
- Stock options
- Fully covered premiums for medical and dental benefits
- Unlimited time-off
- Work from home perks
- Monthly food $ allowance

Send resume to karl at temporal.io or apply here https://www.temporal.io/careers/
They are curated. Probably around 5% of the generated content was usable. As someone who has been responsible for coming up with content for twitter accounts I can say even with having to curate the results it was still orders of magnitude faster than having to write original content. It took around 4 hours to generate about 3 months of Twitter content.
I have a Soviet fountain pen along the same model as the Parker 21/51. I've had three 21s develop a crack in the same place as the cheap plastic becomes very brittle with age, but no such issue with its Soviet twin. The Soviet one also uses a more old-fashioned button filler mechanism that holds more ink than the Parker's aerometric bladder. I used it a lot for note-taking in school.
it's money laundering in the same way that the art world and car washing businesses are money laundering. meaning, it's mostly not money laundering, but some use it for that.
This is not true. Network consensus is not reached by miners but by the nodes in the network that recieve/transmit transactions and blocks.

If you want to protect Bitcoin from "chinese nation state manipulation" simply run a full node.
That's a function definition, the only overhead will be parsing, not evaluation.
> The problem with that refutation is, population growth is O(2^n)

WTF, no it isn’t. Human population increased exponentially for a period of time while we adjusted to lower infant mortality but fertility rates quickly altered to account for the new situation. Humans aren’t rabbits, we don’t give birth in large litters and we can reason about and control the number of children we have. As the last few places on earth finish their journey through industrialization we’re going to see population stabilize and then decline. Set a reminder for 2050 when we’ll all be panicking about there not being enough young people to fund our social security.
At least he's being recognized as guilty. Socially its way better than evading any consequences or getting a bogus sentence like case dismissal because some formality mistake.
$200k per year is in the top 10% of salary, I think it's actually around top 8%. So, obviously not everyone is going to be able to do that. Errors can cause big problems that compound, so early in your career it's much easier to be derailed.
We all like to say, "you could do this too", but it's more accurate to say, "I could have ended up like you too, but I got lucky".

Speaking as a very lucky person who makes less then you.
I don't think it's obvious. In terms of player count (which is how I would personally rank success), it is not the most successful by a long way: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most-played_video_game...

However, games like PUBG and Fortnite are free-to-play (PUBG is only free on mobile?) so in terms of actual sales, you could say GTA is more successful. Still not sure I'd class it as an "online shooter", though.
SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, UK | Remote or on-site | Graphic Designer

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Hinge Health | All Levels, Engineering & Product | SF, South Bay, LA CA, Portland OR, Boulder/Denver CO, Austin TX, Minneapolis MN, Chicago IL, New York NY (WFH/REMOTE during pandemic) | https://www.hingehealth.com/

Hinge Health is the leading provider of digital musculoskeletal therapy, basically we provide an app that enables exercise to improve conditions such as knee or back pain (it works, see https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32208358/). We change people's lives for the better everyday and we get to read their feedback.

We’re looking to hire full-time developers, across our stack, technologies we use are typescript, react, react-native, ruby on rails, node.js, python, and more -- ultimately we want to use the best tools for the job in a microservices environment.

We’re thriving as a business, and received $300M series D funding in January, at a $3 billion valuation.Additionally we have SRE. QA engineer, hardware, embedded software eng, health coach, management, product and design positions available.

All job details here: https://jobs.lever.co/hingehealth?lever-via=WtnmBNTQJD
You might need to make the file writable before editing it:

sudo chmod +w /etc/pam.d/sudo
I used to have Vim with dozens of plugins installed, nowadays I consciously use Vim without relying on any plugin and try learning to do the same with only the basic movement commands, so I can be productive no matter what machine I'm using/logged into today - otherwise they'll be forgotten (hackers used to survive in the original vi without visual mode or multiple undo, I think surviving a pluginless Vim shouldn't be difficult). Some for the shell.
We have the world's largest imprisoned population, both by total number and per capita:

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

We have known issues with police violence and racism. We have insane police budgets and a militarized police force. We have a highly ineffective "war on drugs" that has destroyed wide swaths of our country.

I don't think it's controversial to say that the US has the worst police force and prison industry on earth.
The thing everyone always forgets about food production in armchair analysis is that it is not constant. Some years we produce more, some years we produce less. We can smooth across space and time to keep short-term or regional shortfalls from becoming a famine, and we do so most of the time, most places.

In any year, in any place where there is not a famine, we are, by definition, producing more food than anyone wants to consume, in aggregate at least if not for individuals. Whenever you are producing an excess of something, the price will fall.

Famine, if it happens, won't happen as a slow decline of food production, until at a predictable time we cross from producing 100.0000001% of the food the world needs to producing 99.9999999%. It will happen as a slow decline reducing our safety margin until some sort of three-sigma weather event makes for a really bad year -- flooding in some regions kill production here, drought in other regions kills production there, a blight on crops in otherwise fair weather, and the production for the next N months falls below the level of the stockpiles to last.

That is the point at which the market will react and food prices will go crazy. It won't do anything to help production -- some things take time, not money. It will just be the world playing musical chairs to see who gets left without enough food to eat.
Apple Releases macOS Update to Stop USB-C Docks from Bricking MacBooks
True, and that's where it feels like the Haskell side would be powerful. I did a small demo app with Yesod and loved it, and we have a ton of state machine type logic that would hugely benefit from ADTs.

You're right the hybrid approach seems better, but there it seems more like that Python/Ruby with their new gradual typing seems like the way to go, adding strong on top of dynamic rather than trying to poke a hole in strong typing to let you be dynamic.
This is not less portable and will beat any wasm interpreter in terms of speed: https://github.com/wwwg/wasmdec
Naive people find liberation in text-based protocols that don't require tools to understand.

As a huge fan of text-based protocols (but not of JSON or YAML), calling a whole class of debuggability, interoperability, and onboarding benefits "naive" is a bit much.
There are two obvious risks:

1. The system may be used as a political weapon. I.e. the president may be used as a scapegoat for something, or be framed.

2. Fearing #1 or fearing legitimate prosecution, the president may try to illegitimately hold on to power.

Both definitely happen in various countries.
Total stepdown from luxury watches.
There's a running joke in Illinois that the Governor's State College is actually a prison, given the frequency with which Illinois governors end up in prison after their terms end.
redlogix | ONSITE | Full-Time | https://www.redlogix.de/

We specialize in developing individual software, usually embedded or realtime, for customers in various sectors (automation, aerospace, medical, research...) and are looking for software engineers who should meet several of these qualifications:

- Degree in electrical engineering, computer science, physics, or mathematics
- Sound knowledge of C and C++
- Experience with object-oriented design and UML
- Broad technical knowledge and the ability to quickly get into new subjects
- Experience with microcontrollers, embedded systems, realtime operating systems, and/or Linux system programming
- Fluency in German is absolutely required

If you're interested, you can pick between two locations in Germany: Bayreuth and Gilching (near Munich). Work is generally onsite, but for obvious reasons most of us are working from home at the moment. Times are fairly flexible, with some of us starting before 7 and others at 11.

Details on the job, including how to apply, can be found at https://www.redlogix.de/de/jobs/softwareingenieur/

We look forward to hearing from you!
Transportant | Multiple: Hardware & Backend Software | USA | Full-Time or Freelance | Remote | $120-$150k | https://transportant.com/

Transportant delivers modern hardware and software to help school districts, bus drivers, students, parents, and teachers optimize the school transportation experience. This includes providing high speed on bus wifi for students, bus status notifications to parents and students via mobile apps, cameras with live streaming audio and video, ridership tracking and management, and added safety sensors.

Founded by 20 year veterans of the software security and mobile industries, Transportant is a small but senior technical team. Our customers are school systems who are overjoyed with modern UX for transportation.

Hoping to meet a:

- Backend systems programmer comfortable with hardware and Linux sysadmin in an IoT context

- EE w/ automotive background to review and help iterate hardware

Hardware includes Raspberry Pi, custom accessory boards, cellular, IP cameras, cases, wiring, mounts, etc. Backend software stack is Linux, PostgreSQL, Go, and Python. Other tech we love: Wireguard, Ansible, Prometheus, Typescript, Javascript, React, and Open Street Maps. Not so much: XML, Java, ASN.1, Dual EC DRBG, Printers.

To start a conversation please just send a brief cover letter to build@transportant.com. No whiteboard coding required :-)
Unless you care about not getting infected.
Shuttle was fully reusable. The boosters came back down on parachutes.
I feel like it's almost a meme where anytime this topic comes up there's a lot of comments that argue that whatever new thing 'this is just like the existing system'.

I don't think that's the point, and meanwhile everyone else is actually asking more specific questions. But the meme continues on in every discussion.
Honestly, fish is really simple. Just fire it up! You definitely don't need a vimtutor equivalent, you probably won't customize anything beyond the prompt, and the syntax weirdness is pretty intuitive, but you can always use `help function` or whatever to get docs.

Here's the docs if you do want to read about it first: https://fishshell.com/docs/current/
> did that person actually earn that money, or just win it from the Bitcoin slot machine?

Is it convertible to USD which can easily be used to buy kitchen appliances, and pants and flights? If so who cares?
Classic Interfaces: an explorable gallery of iconic software interfaces
Location: Edinburgh, UK

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Linux, Inkscape, GIMP, Scribus, Visual Studio Code, Git, HTML, CSS, static websites, Figma

Email: hi@angeliqueboudeau.org

Social media: angeliqueboudeauorg

Résumé/CV: https://angeliqueboudeau.org

I'm a French graphic & digital designer who treats sustainability as a core principle of my creation process.

- I work for businesses that want to have a positive impact on the planet and their community.

- I aim to understand the needs and challenges of each business and devise eco-friendly designs that meets their goals.

- I am experienced in running projects from start to finish including working directly with clients.

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Skills:

- Static website design e.g. responsive mobile/desktop designs that are lightweight and fast

- Logo design, branded social media banners, posters, booklets

- Custom illustrations e.g. digital/vector/bitmap artwork
If your test cases don't try it, I'd recommend either removing the code or documenting that the flag is not optional? For industrial code that would be an ordinary, expected process. But open source gets a lot of passes on process.
I do think that dryer is an unnecessary appliance to have. Much of third world uses a combined washer drier, which not only saves an appliance but also is more convenient and saves time. I don't know why Americans still prefer to have seperate washers and driers.
Wikipedia has it with 46 million owners on Steam, with the following footnote:

> Not official; the numbers were estimated following a Steam API data leak in July 2018, which gave player ownership estimates for games on the platform that have achievements.
It is not "wishful thinking", it is misleading because approximately more than half of all Bitcoins are lost for ever or tainted. Especially early Bitcoins mined by Satoshi himself should be considered inactive permanently. Additionally liquidity for Bitcoin is even worse than that of other assets/currencies because it is a store of value which means people buy it and don't spend or sell it. If Bitcoin wants to be suitable as a world trade currency the price has to rise at least 4 orders of magnitude to be able supply the required amount of liquidity.
Foundational Distributed Systems Papers
The Space Shuttle was reusable, and it was designed in the 70s. Even it's side boosters were partially reusable.

It wasn't usefully reusable, refurb costs were too high, but that was as much due to design mistakes as it was to technology limitations in the 70s.
He is talking of the "velocity" of funny money.

I would wager that most (90) of the bitcoin being traded now is old bitcoin that did not have the value that is current
I'll add that variable length stuff is inefficient to parse as it breaks instruction level parallelism. Later parsing events become dependent on earlier events.
I think it’s a fair ask - imagine using fish on a monochrome screen, for example. I could imagine using underlines or inverse text frontage autocomplete in such a theme/mode. Let’s see if someone here already knows such a theme, or gets inspired to make one. ;-)
It's clear whatever understanding of animal behaviour you're indoctrinated into isn't the only method. Packs have leaders, a hierarchy - and that is determined in part by trust development and in part on taking a dominant stand. You can do this non-violently - and depending on your relationship with your dog, the trust, their intelligence - more subtle tactics work well - and it isn't violent at all; increased stress isn't fear, so you can't assume fear is being caused - perhaps for some dogs where there isn't trust with the person, sure, then fear is possible: I'd have fear if a stranger entered my house without me knowing them or them being invited, but if a family member comes in unannounced and unexpected I'll just perhaps be startled momentarily - but no harm was done.

You need more nuance on your rigid belief that what I did to successfully and safely train my dog - I can't imagine what you're picturing - but I was in full control and in no danger, and she wasn't going to bite me because I am far stronger than she is - and I had my hands over her muscle. And there was trust with her, she wasn't an aggressive dog - highly intelligent and so it took little influence to redirect her behaviour. For sure, certain dogs with certain temperament

Your blanket statement that what I'm doing is wrong is wrong.

I assure you there was no more fear or stress than if you raised your voice to a child who's misbehaving. Most dogs aren't lacking in experience with physical interactions with other dogs - making noises/barking to friendly nipping to more aggressive nipping for control/dominance. Gently putting your dog on their side in a safe and controlled manner, putting some weight on them - enough to know they can't move - and gently holding their snout together while deeply, softly, calmly, slowly growling "noooooo" until they calm down is very mild and subtle in reality. Arguably if you don't have trust with the dog or your dog is aggressive and they don't submit fairly quickly - then that tactic can't work.

You seem to be more on the coddling side of the spectrum. The "horrifyingly incorrect" and "abusing my dog" comments make me wonder what you're imagining too.

Citations needed on "alpha/beta behaviour" has been debunked is needed. You can see hierarchies everywhere including with animals - it's why dogs can learn to not bite or nip people, but will nip other dogs in playful or even aggressive ways - but not humans, because they know people are higher up in the hierarchy.

You don't seem to care to take nuance or context into account in your analysis, and it sounds like your experience with and behaviour of dogs is limited as well - as I said before, indoctrinated into whatever methods you suggest; I'd love to see videos of a variety of scenarios you think will help - and I wonder how realistic they will be or how serious and urgent of situations they are to take control of the situation.
He Complete Guide to Java String Replace
What problems have you run into with Stack on Windows?
A self-describing format like MessagePack can be easier to build readers for in other applications, or if the schema is lost or changed.
Very similar situation. I had a single mother and spent time with family and non-family members most of my life. I never had much and essentially grew up in a trailer park throughout my teenage years with an elderly couple that I called my grandparents but weren’t even related. They were kind enough to take me in.

Fast forward to my 40s and I make a quarter million a year. Have a net worth of over a million, a quarter of which is liquid sitting in several bank accounts making zero interest.. but I NEED it there. Own a house outright that is far too small for the family I raised in it (the kids have begun to move away so it’s getting ‘bigger’). Max my retirement plans. Go long on safe market bets. My car is 12 years old and burns oil (it’s a Prius so.. it evens out?). I pay my kids college tuition and squirrel away all my money.

My wife says most people like to collect things and I collect money.

I probably need help but between growing up poor, not figuring out a career path until 30, and the Great Recession... everything is a bubble and unsafe.
Oh in that case I understand your trauma. But you need to understand that it is trauma and not facts of life. I am, for the past few years, learning how to be happy. I realized that most of my life training has been around learning how to survive because that's how it is where I was born. And because that's all I knew, I thought that was somehow superior. Our media also tries very hard to glamorize "struggling", there are no stories about how to be happy because it will be laughed out of room. It will be counted as either "privileged people being privileged" or they will tie it to family/love as the only posed answer.

Seriously man, I want to be happy and nobody out there wants to tell me how. I am slowly discovering it for myself, but I feel like this is a deficiency in our media.
Choose your fighter wisely:

[ ] ELECTRIC CAR GOOD

[ ] ELECTRICITY BAD
How can we stop the meeting madness?