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Beautiful.ai | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite or Remote working similar hours as onsite team

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Hiring:

Mid-level/Senior/Lead level full stack (product focused) software engineers
Mid-level/Senior/Lead level backend (infrastructure/platform focused) software engineers

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We’re on a mission to democratize design through smart productivity software. We're a small engineering team, and everyone has a huge impact defining our technology, culture, and product. Our first product is a presentation tool which enables anyone to quickly build clean, modern, and professionally-designed slides. Try out our product at beautiful.ai/signup for free. We are well funded by Trinity Ventures, Shasta Ventures, and First Round Capital. We launched in February 2018 and have strong revenue with a large, enthusiastic user base.

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Who you are:

* You like to build and ship - you favor practical choices and speed over perfection. You make deadlines for yourself and you move fast.

* You are experienced (minimum 4 years professional experience in web apps/SaaS) - you have expert level knowledge modern web application development.

* You are scrappy and entrepreneurial - you thrive in a fast-paced environment and are comfortable with not knowing the answer to something. You’re proactive with suggestions, and you come up with solutions without being asked to do so.

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Application Stack: React, Express, Firebase

Infrastructure Stack: Google Cloud services such as App Engine, Cloud Functions, Firebase, etc.

We offer competitive salary, great benefits, meaningful equity, and an amazing product in a quickly growing startup. Please send an email to ben@beautiful.ai, with your resume/CV, and a little bit about yourself, what you're looking for, and relevant experience. No recruiters or outsourcing please.
It definitely is. It's not what we're told growing up.
This will be tricky to enforce with the cyber truck having built in 110 and 220 volt outlets.
Kaslr: An Exercise in Cargo Cult Security
If you don't care about engineering, and are in the humanities, philosophy or theoretical areas of the social sciences where you use logic, this article actually makes a great case for why you'd care about learning any programming language at all. They help you prove theorems. Haskell is a gateway drug to Coq or Lean. I don't know that someone who already programs a lot is the target audience for something like this.
GiveCampus (YC S15) | Senior Rails Engineers | Washington DC, SF (Remote) | Full Time | https://jobs.lever.co/givecampus

GiveCampus builds fundraising software for colleges, universities, and K-12 schools. The company is 6 years old, profitable, and serves more than 900 schools, including 30 of the Top 50-ranked colleges in the United States. Our mission is to advance the quality, affordability, and accessibility of education.

We are donating $1 million in free fundraising support for programs and initiatives that promote social mobility. https://go.givecampus.com/social-mobility/

Hiring:

* Senior Full stack engineers, who enjoy wearing multiple hats. Our stack is Ruby on Rails, backed by Postgres and Redis, with vanilla JS and React on the front-end. We're still a small engineering team of 10, so if you're looking to join a fast-growing startup and have an immediate impact, apply here: https://jobs.lever.co/givecampus/874d7233-b7a3-488d-892e-13e...
Kinda close - I use Hammerspoon to setup a hotkey that runs security(1) via popen to retrieve and paste passwords into some apps.

/usr/bin/security find-internet-password -wgs mydomain.com

It requires the keychain to be unlocked, which can be handled with touch ID, and you can have it confirm with a "are you sure" dialog box every time.

If you really wanted to be prompted for a fingerprint basically every time, you could probably use a separate keychain that locks after 1 minute of inactivity.
Rod Blagojevich went to prison for this, so I don't think it's reasonable to say that no US governor suffers consequences.
WizeHire | Engineers | US-ONLY, REMOTE, FULL-TIME, INTERNS
WizeHire is a HR tech SaaS company that helps small businesses hire like pros.

We have about 40 employees and have been remote-first since day one. We recently closed our series A and we’re rapidly growing!

This is a particularly good time to join. The current engineering team is five people, and frankly, we work well together! We’ve laid a strong foundation of trust needed for a larger org.

While we’re proud of what we built, we’re not standing still. We will pursue multiple green-field product opportunities in the next 12 months.

Stack: Django, Python 3, React, MySQL, and a little PHP 7.

We're looking for full-stack engineers (individual contributors) at all levels of experience. If you’d like to really focus on one area of the stack, I still would love to talk to you. Two of our current engineers found us through our previous HN Who’s Hiring post in March 2019.

Contact nick@wizehire.com and we can chat in more detail.
Fortunately land use has been pretty much steady since 1990[1], despite world population increasing by around 45%[2].

This is due to land use for agriculture per person dropping rapidly[3].

[1] https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/total-agricultural-area-o...

[2] https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/population?time=1985..lat...

[3] https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/total-agricultural-land-u...
If you have a reasonable level of wealth invested in a diverse range of products you really don't have much to fear from a great depression.

A brutal and unfair characteristic of recessions is that the pain is very unevenly distributed. I've lived through several severe recessions here in the Uk and myself and my family were fine because we had comfortable jobs and incomes. Our house prices didn't appreciate as much and our wages were stagnant for a while, but we were fine. The pain falls on people who lose their incomes, lose their investments and come out of college with no jobs to chase.

I'm in no way diminishing the real hardship that these events cause, it sucks.
Wow, had no idea about this! Can you link me to a writeup or something?
Skydio Autonomy | Redwood City, CA | Some Remote | Robotics / C++ / Python

Skydio is the top US drone company (fundraise at 1B announced today!) and world leader in autonomous flight. Our drones are flown at scale in complex, unknown environments to capture incredible video, automate dangerous inspections, and save lives in emergencies.

Visual walkthrough of our team: http://bit.ly/skydio-autonomy

Customer highlights reel: https://youtu.be/4rdrtEU-9Bw

3D model: https://skfb.ly/6Zpvz

The autonomy team is 20 people who drive the state-of-the-art in computer vision, motion planning, and high-performance systems infrastructure to make our robots intelligent. Our drones use 360 vision and all processing is done onboard. We combine a creative research environment with real production hardware to enable our engineers to iterate at incredible speeds.

Our team was the first to demonstrate and ship a deep-learning based visual obstacle avoidance system. We are now revolutionizing 3D scanning with the ability for our drones to autonomously capture structures to build millimeter-scale 3D models.

We’re looking for engineers and researchers with strong SW skills combined with strong mathematical thinking, and a drive to make flying robots get sh*t done.

We’re also looking for world-class technical leaders in the areas of simulation, SDKs, systems infrastructure, object detection, computational photography and to lead our public sector work.

I lead this team, reach out to { hayk at skydio dot com }.
I maintain a JavaScript hashing library and the language's handling of large integers is terrible. SHA-256/SHA-384/SHA-512 as well as SHA-3 all use 64-bit primitives so I need to do some hacks to emulate a 64-bit integer. Bit shifting large numbers gets even more nebulous...
Location: Pittsburgh, PA or Remote.

Willing to relocate: No.

Technologies: C#/JavaScript, .NET/.NET Core, SQL
Server/Mongo/Redis, Angular/Vue, GraphQL/REST,
Docker/Linux, Azure (cloud), Azure Pipelines, CI/CD

Passionate: The intersection of software development and leadership.

Experience: 10+ years in the financial software industry.

Currently: Engineering manager w/ direct reports.

Seeking: FTE role as an Individual Contributor (coding) or a management position where I can grow my team.

Personal information: Available on request (my coworkers hang out here) - will provide LinkedIn, GitHub, Stack Overflow

Email: hnrodey [at] icloud [dot] com
Notable gaps:

- Only available on iOS and MacOS

- Copy and paste is unreliable on both iOS and MacOS

- Plugins don't exist on MacOS

- Lots of fail scenarios for phone number switching.

- You cannot control encryption outside of the AppleID ecosystem (AIM supported user certificates)

- You cannot control identity for a corporate device, unless you use Azure AD.

That said, it's a great service that I use every day. But it could be better. Facetime is way worse and more disappointing from an Apple POV.
Vinehealth | Software Engineer - Python | London currently 100% REMOTE moving to 90% (1 day every 2 weeks in the office) | Full-time | £40-£55k + Equity
We’re a digital health startup using behavioural science and artificial intelligence to optimise care, improve quality of life and increase survival of cancer patients. Last year we released our App (Android/iOS) and now we’re helping clinicians and researchers integrate their patient’s data into new research.

As a Python Software Engineer you’ll be working with our tech lead, frontend developers, designer and product lead to define our future and build software that could make a real difference. As a member of a small team, you could be:

- Working with our partner organisations to integrate with their systems

- Creating software as a medical device

- Integrating machine learning systems

- Designing and building new system architectures

- Developing our build and test Continuous Integration process

We use proven technologies combined with managed hosting solutions to focus on what differentiates us and produce high quality software. We have a test-driven development process and automated build pipeline with the goal of developing reliable and trustworthy solutions. Our current stack is made up of Python 3.8, Flask, SQLAlchemy, PostgreSQL, CircleCI, Pulumi, Docker & AWS Fargate/Aurora.

From you, we’re looking for:

- Ability and willingness to share ideas and collaborate

- Interest in building software as a medical device

- 2+ years of professional experience with python as main language

- SQL Experience

Full job spec and to apply: https://www.vinehealth.ai/python-developer-job-spec-2021
That was because it vented hydrogen in an enclosed space; the lead itself didn't explode.
Countries urge drug companies to share vaccine know-how
Follow Up Boss | Senior Full Stack Engineer / Senior Infrastructure Engineer | Remote | $156K - $169K | Full-time | https://www.followupboss.com/

We are a simple, sales-focused CRM for real estate teams. We’re a bootstrapped, profitable company started back in April of 2011. We are a remote company with a mostly US-based team. We are very customer-centric: https://www.facebook.com/followupboss/reviews and our customers love our product.

We are looking to hire a Senior Full Stack Engineer.

Solve challenging technical problems and put your skills to the test every day.
We've processed over a billion emails; per month we send nearly 3 million text messages and handle 1 million+ minutes of call time for tens of thousands of active customers.

* Strong expertise in front end technologies, we use React, JavaScript, CSS.

* Strong expertise in back end technologies, we use PHP, Aurora MySQL, Postgres, and Redis, to name a few.

https://careers.followupboss.com/senior-full-stack-engineer/... for more details

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We are also hiring for a Senior Infrastructure Engineer.

* Strong expertise in AWS LAMP stack, Postgres, CI/CD, Docker, Packer, Terraform.

* Strong experiencing in scaling SaaS companies.

https://careers.followupboss.com/senior-infrastructure-engin... for more details
Their choice of NZ launch location confused me a bit.

But ITAR-free (effectively "USA-free") is a big important thing to offer if possible.
Center of Complex Interventions | Frontend Engineer, Product Designer | REMOTE | Full Time

We're looking for our first frontend engineer and product designer to help build a brand new open source product that helps users of all skill levels use, extend, and visualize their data. We are heavily inspired by Dabble DB (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCVj5RZOqwY).

The current team is two engineers, we're alumni of Creative Commons and have experience working on open source projects and building community. We're aiming for an initial team size of four. We're based out of the nonprofit Center of Complex Interventions and are advised by Joi Ito and Reid Hoffman.

Full job descriptions and application instructions:

Frontend Engineer: https://gist.github.com/kgodey/eb9be9af6cb606a10e88e6115f136...

Product Designer: https://gist.github.com/kgodey/eb577717bc317dde62c2aee43976c...

Feel free to email me at kriti<at>centerofci<dot>org if you have any questions. Mention that you saw the HN post.
One way road to beer in the UK
>> Thus, the tokens are not fungible with one another

So they are steam keys, verified by blockchain, but just numbers associated with a piece of art. Sounds like DRM to me. Fungible doesn't mean identical. Every US 100$ bill has a unique number attached. The bills are still fungible. The numbers are not identical but serve the same functional purpose, so they too are fungible. Nobody cares what number is on their money. One bill/number can be swapped for another without impacting any function. Fungibility.

"able to replace or be replaced by another identical item; mutually interchangeable." Oxford law.
Hard work over time never really guaranteed success to begin with. Luck has always been a factor on top of that hard work. Luck is also enough on its own.
InnoVint | Product Owner/Manager | Wine Production Software | www.innovint.us | Remote (US-based) | FT | Front End Developer

InnoVint is the world's leading SaaS solution for wineries and wine producers. We are and have always been a well-performing, tight knit virtual team that meets several times a year in the real world (usually a wine destination!). About half the team has some wine production experience. If you love the idea of being part of the wine industry, but haven't yet considered combining your experience in SaaS and tech, maybe InnoVint is the perfect company for you. If you are a reformed or aspiring winemaker, that's even better!

We're seeking a passionate Product Manager to help create exceptional features for our users. You'll orchestrate across our design, engineering, and winemaking teams to craft perfect features aligned with the needs of our business and users. Winemaking experience is not required, but experience in complex B2B apps is highly desired.

If you're interested in helping us delight our winemaking clients with the wine industry's best software and most passionate team, I'd love to hear from you. Please send it to directly to me (Dan, the CTO) at dan @ innovint.us
Salesforce | Distributed Systems / Backend | Multiple Levels | San Francisco, Palo Alto, Remote | $150k+ | Full Time | Visas
Come help Sales Cloud find Insights from its activity data. The Activity Insights team is responsible for running machine learning and heuristic models on top of the massive data set that is Salesforce. We not only generate Insights but are own the alerting engine for the new High Velocity Sales product. Work closely with data science, product management, user interface, and infrastructure teams to build the scalable and intelligent future of CRM software. Tech: Kotlin, Scala, Storm, Spark, Cassandra, Postgres, Kafka, GraphQL, TensorFlow Serving, Docker, and more, all running in Amazon Web Services. Contact: s.young@salesforce.com
I'm pretty sure the warranty limitation line is to prevent liability. (mostly for people trying to hook up directly to the ~375V battery pack).

The 12V battery wiring and/or DC/DC charger is probably also not designed to have a continuous ~165+ amp draw for a long period of time. (2000W / 12)
Welcome, Element Home
GM used to point out in its "future tech" announcements that you could power your house by hooking it up to your car in emergencies. This really was a big thing about their fuel-cell thinking but carried on in the electric era.

I guess ICE vehicles still have two big advantages: I can power a lot of things in emergencies and car manufactures haven't quite got in the habit of monitoring the hell out them yet.
I'm on the same path.

House cost 200% yearly pay... drive 2005 Toyota Corolla.
I'm the poorest dressed millionare you will know.
I buy two shirts a year and wear conference shirts.
Nikola internal review finds several of founder’s claims ‘inaccurate’
Weak sauce. I remember enjoying his talk last year, this is pretty disappointing. All his evidence that Linux is dying seems flimsy.

• RMS has been sidelined. That was because of RMS-specific reasons, not some grand conspiracy against FOSS.

• ESR has been sidelined. That was because of ESR-specific reasons, not some grand conspiracy against FOSS.

• I'm optimistic the FSF and OSI will get by fine without them. This at least seems like a possibility worth acknowledging.

• He seems to assert that if the kernel's complexity continues to bloat out of control, the whole project will be doomed to eventually stall and implode. That doesn't seem likely. If the complexity gets unmanageable, I imagine they'd make radical changes, or perhaps we could even see major forks, rather than Linux collapsing entirely like the fall of Rome. edit Or did Rome fork? Perhaps not a great analogy.

• In-person conferences are down, on account of a global pandemic. So? He asserts there's no way they'll return after the pandemic, but this is baseless. Even if the organisations that run these events are in trouble, if the demand is there then new ones will arise. There weren't always Linux events, after all.

• No operating system lasts forever. That doesn't seem right empirically. We've had Linux and Windows dominating for a long time. He acknowledges that operating systems evolve, but I don't think that's enough.

• He doesn't seem to have any real prediction about the future, beyond the Linux kernel specifically will no longer be dominant. Why would we expect Haiku or the BSDs to overtake the Linux kernel?

I still can't quite believe he applauded people for breaking lockdown rules to hold small-scale Linux conferences.
> 12v lead acid battery that their Tesla also has

Why do Teslas still have these wet batteries, do you know?

Also, does the Tesla not have a standard wall socket in it? Why would you need to use an inverter?
hundreds of times more waste??? I suspect there's some number fudging going on here. Probably to the order of a few hundred. I can confidently state that a metal bookshelf uses 10 times less trees then a wooden one. I just ignore other pertinent facts. Shame on the Guardian.
If you own a high value domain, you should consider asking your registrar/registry to turn on a registry lock [1] which protects you from compromises or social engineering at your domain registrar. It's a little more expensive and can slow down NS delegation updates, but otherwise you run the risk of what happened here to perl.com, which can be extremely disruptive even if your attackers don't try and resell the domain.

You can check the status of a domain by looking for "Status: server{Delete,Transfer,Update}Prohibited" in the whois response for that domain [2].

[1] https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/01/does-your-domain-have-a-...

[2] https://www.verisign.com/en_US/channel-resources/domain-regi...
Thank you for sharing your experience and the optimism.

That fear feels similar to PTSD - we experienced something we never want us or anyone else to experience.

A lot of people don’t really understand how much space and luxuries we actually have around us. The trick is that in that modest house everything works, nothing leaks. The car starts and is safe and comfortable enough. If you take these for granted, it’s no big deal. But if you understand that this is in and of itself better than many places, boy is it satisfying when you have it. It is also terrifying that you may lose it again.

The knowledge I feel makes for the better life. The fear unfortunately poisoned it for me for a long time, but I think I’m almost past it. Hope you are as well!
Well Revolution | New Zealand | Full Remote ( 3 hours +/- of New Zealand Standard Time ideal )

Senior Software Engineer (Node Js, React), Full Time https://wellrevolution.co.nz/senior-software-engineer/

Senior Product Designer (Contract, potential to go Full Time)
https://wellrevolution.co.nz/senior-product-designer/
This is a “no true Scotsman” argument. We quite obviously have not demonstrated this is an actual possibility.
Fotoquirk (https://www.fotoquirk.com) | Durham, UK | Remote

Fotoquirk Ltd creates innovative visualisation and augmented reality software for mobile devices and the web. We are a small, dynamic and international team aiming to strike the right balance between graphically advanced products and practical solutions which solve actual business problems. We provide visualisation tools for various leading window decorating businesses in the UK and the USA.

We are looking for an enthusiastic software developer to help build the iOS version of our next generation visualisation software, initially on project basis but possibly extending to a permanent contract. The iOS app is a custom-built layer on top of our existing multiplatform C++ visualisation core, and in addition ties into ARKit.

For more info: https://www.fotoquirk.com/jobs.html
It's exactly what you'd expect for a price increase driven from the supply side, which is kind of expected for a commodity like BTC whose attraction is largely the expectation of price appreciation because of supply restriction.
Making an Art Collection Browsable by Voice
Through web browsers, or by running a specially crafted native executable?