skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Blockwatch | Data Engineer, Frontend Developer, Infrastructure Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE (US, Germany) | https://blockwatch.cc

Blockwatch is a data analytics provider for cryptocurrencies, DeFi and NFTs. We build tools that help decentralize and democratize access to financial data and real-world assets. We're an engineering driven start-up with a particular focus on efficient APIs and data storage solutions.

Our team has a multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural background with previous experience in systems research, embedded system design, media technology, media design and cultural studies. We're early stage, but successfully deliver products that are used by thousands of users every day.

We're hiring across a range of engineering roles, including:

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I understand where you're coming from, but I'd read it as writing code that will behave the way it's anticipated without any gotchas - merely writing code that works in a specific scenario shouldn't be the goal. Additional benefit would be to write code that easily extendable, but that's not mentioned here.
The only change between this phone and the pro1 (non-X) is the downgraded processor -- so I encourage you to check out the original pro1 reviews. For the most part they are 'if you want a keyboard it is a good phone--it is otherwise mediocre in every way'.
Also - the 'linux' support is a bit of a stretch, the community ported over ubuntu touch which is basically just android.
Unless there are an equal number of housing units to office seats in a particular region of a city, by the pigeonhole principle, it's not possible for everyone to just live where they work. Also working spouses and other cohabitants can't always just work in exactly the same place.

Your suggestion works for exactly one type of person, who has enough resources to outbid others for housing and either lives alone or has a non-working spouse.
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Hiro builds developer tools for Stacks, the network that enables apps and smart contracts on Bitcoin. Hiro is a core entity within the Stacks Ecosystem. The Stacks ecosystem is a collection of independent entities, developers, and community members working to create a user-owned internet on Bitcoin, the most secure and proven blockchain in the world. Hiro empowers developers with the tools they need to innovate and build on Bitcoin, in ways previously not possible.

We’re currently hiring for:

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LifeWeb 360’s north star is to awaken our empathetic world. We help people through one of the hardest times of their life - when a loved one is at the end of their life or has died. LifeWeb is a digital space where communities can share memories of a loved one and celebrate their life - stories, photos, and videos that don't remind you that your person died, they remind you how they lived.

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We (seekwell.io) have a feature called Forms[0] which is pretty spot on for what OP mentioned. Happy to show you (or anyone else) around the product. I'm one mike@seekwell.io

Also worth noting we have a simple way to two way sync data between Google Sheets and a SQL database[1]. This turns Sheets into a UI for your database. Works really well for teams that are already using Sheets and turn

0 - https://doc.seekwell.io/forms
1 - https://doc.seekwell.io/syncsheet
Yes. I have one. Mine was ordered in Feb 2019 for shipping in August 2019. Come February 2020 it finally came in.

Biggest favorite is that I love they keyboard. I run the LineageOS 17.1 simply because I've been too lazy to flash LineageOS 18 unofficial. tdm the primary developer did a great job making the keyboard act well, and other developers made it behave via an app in Stock Android.

Second biggest favorite is that it has the trifecta of features I require from any phone: unlockable bootloader, microsd card, headphone jack. I prefer a removable battery but alas those are as thin as hen's teeth.

My biggest beef with this phone is that it has spotty voice reception. I have to stand in a particular spot in my house to not have my UDP packets drop off. Data reception is fine and when I do calls over signal or duo (wifi) it works a treat.

My second biggest beef would be the lack of snap-on case options like the old Nokias. I'm trying to figure out if someone does a 3d printed case or what, but with this curved screen, I'm nervous that each day could be this phone's last with just one fall.
Nearby | Remote (US Timezones) | Full-Time, Remote-OK | https://nearbyhq.com

Nearby is empowering small businesses and the people who love them. Our company was founded in May 2020 on a simple premise: people want to buy from stores that are run by people in their community. We're setting out to build a better way to shop locally—with all the conveniences and user experience you’d expect from a big tech company, but for the independent shops in local communities that have historically been left behind by them.

We’re building marketplaces like our first pilot in Oakland, California: Keep Oakland Alive. And behind those marketplaces, we’re building the toolset merchants need to thrive in a hybrid offline+online world.

Our team is composed of experienced, passionate people distributed across North America. Founded during the Covid-19 shelter-in-place, we currently all work from home and rely on tools like Slack and Zoom to support our work style, which is collaborative yet values self-initiative. That’s where you come in.

Here are our open roles:

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- Senior Data Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/nearby/jobs/4384088003

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Mobile: Swift, XCode. Frontend: React, TypeScript, Next.js, CSS, Tailwind, Vercel, Jest, Cypress. Backend: Python, Django, GraphQL, PostgreSQL. System: Google Cloud, Bazel, Docker, Linux. Development: Git, GitHub, Slack

Feel free to email your resume to: careers@nearbyhq.com. Looking forward to meeting ya!
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At Lloyds Banking Group we’re driven by a clear purpose: to help Britain prosper.
As part of our diverse team you’ll impact the lives of more than 26 million customers through our brands, including Lloyds Bank, Halifax, Bank of Scotland, and Scottish Widows. With your help we'll continue to innovate and adapt to meet the ongoing digital needs of our customers. Join us and you can make a real difference.

Some of our current openings are listed below. For other opportunities visit our careers site: https://bit.ly/LBGTechTransformation

All have similar benefits:
- Performance Bonus
- 4% Cash Sum
- Private Medical Insurance
- Pension (we contribute up to 15%)
- Share Plans
- 30 days holiday (plus bank holidays)
I'm not sure of the route, but does the rail line needs to traverse lake Van through a ferry, since there is no rail connectivity around the lake? Or may be they are taking the norther routes through Russia.
Can you give an example of something more useless than Clubhouse? I can't really think of anything less useful than listening to a bunch of people self-promote in real-time audio.
Perl has sigils for different data types.

$foo="bar"; #scalar/string
%hash = { "key" => "value", "key2" => "val2" }; #hashmap
@arr = ( 1, 2, "three", 4); #array

But, it also has references, like pointers.

$array_ref=\@somearray; # array ref
$hash_ref=\%somehash; # hash ref
$scalar_ref=\$some_scalar; # scalar ref

So, you can put scalars into arrays and hashes, refs into hashes and arrays, etc, etc. At whatever nested depth you want. But you have to extract pieces later. And Perl, as usual, allows a zillion ways to do it. These are all exactly the same thing:

$$arrayref[0] = "data";
${$arrayref}[0] = "data";
$arrayref->[0] = "data";

So imagine you need to extract a string that's at the bottom of some data structure. Here's an example:

@IP = ('192.168.1.10','192.168.1.15');
@PORT = ("5000","5002");
@TCP = ("Q931","H225","H245");
@LAYER = ("ETHERNET","IP",\@TCP);
@PKT = (
\@IP,
\@PORT,
\@LAYER
);
$array_ref = \@PKT;

I can extract something using different approaches, like:

${${${$array_ref}[2]}[2]}[1];# oof!

# same result, looks better, but imagine
# we put a hash in the data structure, or
# had deeper structures

$array_ref->[2]->[2]->[1];
Kedro, Quantumblack Labs | Python Software Engineer | London | REMOTE currently, ONSITE ? | Full-time

Kedro is an open-source Python framework for creating reproducible, maintainable and modular data science code. It borrows concepts from software engineering best-practice and applies them to machine-learning code; applied concepts include modularity, separation of concerns and versioning.

Kedro is listed on the 2020 ThoughtWorks Technology Radar (https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar/languages-and-frameworks/...) and the 2020 Data & AI Landscape (https://mattturck.com/data2020/) and has been framed as the "React for Data Science".

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We are at an exciting juncture in the maturing ML and MLOps space. We are keen to expand our function set through more sophisticated deployments and integrations with other ecosystem tools.
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Site Reliability Engineer
- Leeds
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Head of Product
- Manchester, Bristol, Cardiff, Stockport
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Senior Software Engineer - Java
- London
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Engineering Lead
- London
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Software Engineering Lead (Full Stack)
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Senior Android Engineer
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Lead Android Engineer
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Senior iOS Engineer
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IT Solution Architect
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Solution Architect's
- London
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Senior Big Data Engineering Manager
- Bristol
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Machine Learning Platform Engineer
- London
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aws, serverless, react, storybook, gatsby, cypress, typescript, graphql

What speaks to you most ?

Can I do integration tests when serverless ? How do I test migrations then ? Can we scale this ?
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Can I automatically import react components from figma ? That would be an awesome development flow ! But would it be convenient ?
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I finished my task, can you tell me what to do next ?
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Is it fraudulent to click on advertisements without having an intention to buy the product?

I dont know, but I doubt intention to buy is the deciding factor. I would think that it becomes illegal when you are misrepresenting traffic to an advertiser. Especially if its a pay per click contract, and the group doing the clicking is acting on behalf of the company getting paid.
You're absolutely right of course! I never said it would be easy and that institutional support would almost certainly have to be reintroduced. (I too am addicted to my computers and the internet. As I mentioned in a post below, it's just that those of us who've experienced both worldviews would likely adapt more easily).

"...and they said "go to our website; no one answers the phone"."

Right, don't start me on that, but I'll at least add the fact that you're far from being alone. The downgrading (or should that be 'downfall'?) of service and the loss of human interaction is, in my opinion, a truly serious problem.

I recall an instance back in 2012 when a colleague and I spent 17 hours on the telephone over a period of five days (over a full working week) of trying to get a telco to solve an internet account problem (we had no internet access). Over days, we were shunted from one person to another in a call center in India, each time with the new contact not knowing what the previous one(s) had said or done. Late on Friday afternoon our problem had been escalated through the system to the point where we were transferred back across the international boundary onto local support for assistance (seems that all this was the necessary perquisite to speak to a local human). After being rerouted back home and pressing the correct button/number in the automatic answering system we were connected with a number that rang out without answering (there was no redirect to an answering service on no-answer). As the Indian operator didn't bother to stay on the line after transferring us, we weren't aware of the local phone number to call on the following Monday (likely that number wouldn't have been available to local customers anyway had we had the chance to ask—and perhaps, knowingly, he didn't stick around to avoid abuse from us when the local operator failed to answer). The matter was eventually resolved by other means but I won't waste your time with the details.

We ought to be rioting in the streets over atrocious service like that to force politicians to enact laws that would guarantee users a minimum level of service, especially when there are few alternatives available as in this instance (here, the telco could easily have been considered a monopoly).
For us, it was trade shows. We did the math: what would we pay per person to have them take a look at our software, and how many people did we think we'd get to come by our booth at a show? I realize this can vary by industry though, in ours a standard booth is roughly $1000 which is far more affordable than most. We learned a ton and made contact with our first customers who ended up being vital in helping us refine our functionality.
BeZero Carbon | Frontend Developer, 3 - 5 years experience | Remote (UK Timezone, London based company) | Full-Time https://bezerocarbon.com/
BeZero has developed a ratings framework for carbon offsets. We are looking for someone to help automate our offsetting service, including developing a front end platform for the BeZero Rating and integrating purchasing options. This is a greenfield project with scope to become BeZero’s lead developer.
BeZero also has an agreement with a third party that is developing a fully operational web-based database and an API for external application of ratings to projects. The successful candidate will be required to help manage and deliver this project and integrate it into BeZero’s systems.

At BeZero we believe the 2020s is the decade of climate action and we are looking for someone to help us grow to become global leaders in delivering that action.

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You're using outdated terminology. Modern physicists use "mass" to refer to what was called "rest mass" shortly after relativity was developed in order to distinguish it from the new concepts they at the time called "relativistic mass" and "inertial mass". The term "relativistic mass" was motivated in part by the desire to still think of all gravitation as being sourced by some sort of mass, but the modern terminology is to say that gravity is sourced by the stress-energy tensor, of which (rest) mass is just one component.

Modern physicists unequivocally say "a photon has zero mass, but has non-zero momentum and energy".
I doubt it. You want a part to shutdown if knows it is going to fail, not pull everything high and cause the device to catastrophically malfunction.
This article is so pompous. Calling people "amateurs" when they get paid to do something is hilarious at best and damaging to new developers at worst. It reeks of the "No True Scotsman" fallacy, by listing a set of good practices and then claiming that you're not a "true professional" unless you grok all of that.

Get this Gen X snobby attitude out of software development. You're making it harder for the rest of us to hire developers we'd actually want to work with rather than snobby douchebags like yourself.
Did Deepak Chopra write the article? It's like "when you're nowhere you're 'now here'". It seems so clever... at first.
This looks really interesting, will check it out- the privacy aspect is very intriguing.

However I must say that I find myself having difficulties adapting to a new note taking environment. I always seem to drift back to simple markdown notes in my preferred editor.

Perhaps this is due to ease of access and how efficiently I am able to write markdown. The only real issue I have with this system is organization. It’s very difficult to track down a specific note in a file that I have not worked on recently.

For more general note taking and journaling I still prefer pen and paper, but that is a whole other topic of discussion :)
Illegal =/= Terms of service violation.
I'm not sure if it will aid in fingerprinting, although it is more bits of uniqueness. Even with sub-week persistent I'm pretty sure that helps if fingerprinting is used to track movements between sites, like ad click through rates or for intra-site telemetry. Heck, resolution is still considered valuable for fingerprinting and that changes when people reorganize their desktops.

But beyond simply fingerprinting, it still is providing some tracking. I've seen a lot of "anonymized" data turn out to be not so anonymized in practice, or reversible to a large degree.
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I own one. Mine feels no thicker than the Samsung Galaxy in a case. As long as it perceptually feels more or less like a box of playing cards, I'm not worried about thickness.
I think it's ok when the joke is too obvious and it's done as a tradition. E.g. agadmator (a famous chess YT channel) shared a video of one of the most amazing chess games ever played (from 1852) and claimed "Magnus Carlsen [1] retired from chess after losing like this". I mean this is clearly a joke. We all know Magnus won't retire after losing one random match against a random person. But it's just kinda funny.

Relevant video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_jx_jySDkN0

[1] Magnus Carlsen is the current world chess champion in all formats, except Chess960.
I don't mind environment variables for config, but it really bugs me when libraries read them. I'd much prefer to front-load them into my app's entrypoint where I can see and control them.
> Spain has several, maybe even a dozen or something, local currencies. All being traded just fine in their communities.

I've lived in Spain for decades, never heard of such thing. Depending how you count you could argue there are a dozen spoken languages, but currencies? That requires a big citation.
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Our team is on a mission to make sure everyone has a great manager. The amount of knowledge that exist in psychology research about leadership and teams is mind blowing, but surprisingly enough, almost none of it is used on a daily basis: in your sprints, stand-ups, one-on-ones or performance feedback. We want to change that.

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> Amateur software developers dislike (...)

I think that's wrong way to put it. I think the difference between pro and amateur might be, even if both dislike something, pro will understand he needs to do it properly anyway and why.

For example, I dislike writing unit tests. In many years there has not been a single time the unit test saved me from anything.

I tend to be very pedantic when writing code extremely careful when modifying code written by other people. I don't rely on tests to tell me I have messed something because I know these tests written by a person with lesser work ethics cannot be trusted. So before I modify anything I do thorough investigation to understand what I am modifying, what my modification can possibly cause and whether it is not a problem.

If unit tests were done correctly (ie. up to the standard that would let me trust them) then yes, they would be helpful. But it requires only a single developer on the project, even one that has already departed, and you can no longer just trust tests to catch a problem. Also I am yet to see well tested code -- one that documents and thoroughly proves all detectable aspects of unit contract.

So I understand I am paying the price for other people not making tests correctly but I still have to write them nonetheless. I hope you understand why I can BOTH dislike it and be professional about it, at the same time.
depends on who you are talking to, since you run the risk of committing the creds to a git repo
Their 20B investment into their Arizona campus has me convinced. They're doing the right thing (if you live in the US), my 5900X is pretty unreliable and I never had issues with my Intel systems. The stars have aligned so I'm going to buy their chips from here on out.
CodeWeavers | St Paul, MN, USA | Full Time | REMOTE | Wine and General Open Source Developers | C-language systems programming

https://www.codeweavers.com/about/jobs

CodeWeavers is hiring skilled C programmers to work on the open source Wine project and other related open source desktop projects. CodeWeavers partnered with Valve Software to integrate Wine into the Steam for Linux client as a part of the Steam Play (Proton) initiative. This allows Linux gamers to play Windows games on Linux more easily. We need new, full-time developers to improve Wine's ability to run Windows games and other Windows software for Proton and other similar projects.

We are hiring remote programmers, US or international, as well as workers local to Saint Paul, Minnesota. We will consider relocation, if desired, on a case-by-case basis. Please see link above for information, benefits, requirements, and how to apply.

Please direct any questions to the email address on our Jobs page.

(We are probably also putting up a job posting for macOS developers soon. If that's you, bookmark our jobs page and check back in a couple weeks.)
No Android means you lose your affulent users.

Seems like they proritized the non techie masses over leadership in various industry.

Good for getting YouTubers on your platformer, not great for getting Seniors, academia, etc...