skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
BMNT | REMOTE, Bay Area, Austin, DC | Full time | US-based US citizens only | https://content.bmnt.ai/careers

Come work with a great group of down-to-earth, smart people!

BMNT builds AI-powered products that help people solve complex and world-changing problems. We're working to expand our small dev team - this is a great opportunity for builders who have ideas about project structure, tooling, and organizations. Our stack is React.js with a Node/Express backend on AWS infrastructure.

Director of Engineering https://boards.greenhouse.io/bmnt/jobs/4518974003

Devops and Backend Engineer https://boards.greenhouse.io/bmnt/jobs/4524113003

Frontend Engineer https://boards.greenhouse.io/bmnt/jobs/4534923003

Deployment Engineer https://boards.greenhouse.io/bmnt/jobs/4534939003

Read more here https://content.bmnt.ai/careers
I guess it varies by company. In my previous company, there were a fair few unpleasant company people that enjoyed gossip, snidy remarks, and being just general jerks. As soon as I was fully remote I didn't need to engage with them anymore.

There's also the below point on being able to take timeout and avoid office politics if you so wish while working remotely.

I can appreciate it varies but definitely for me remote work feels a lot more focused on the job with less bullshit human interaction needed.
It's one thing when a publisher explicitly labels something as an opinion, such as the letter to the editor section of the paper.

It's another thing entirely when Twitter or Facebook make false accusations about you in the process of banning you. Like let's say you had some ideas about where COVID originated and they banned you, slandering your good name in the process, by saying you were spreading falsehoods and conspiracy theories.
That's a major version, yes, but not necessarily sowing confusion. Users have needs that often last longer than 6 years.

I got a call last week to update a machine that's running VB 4 code from the mid-90s. It's a spot welder; the casting and transformers are from the 1940s, but the weld controller speaks RS-232 and is from the late 80s. I feel safe assuming the machine will still be in use long after I'm dead.

We did a quick update with the original source code to fix a glaring bug that a new operator happened across, but they would like to add a simple database integration feature. The interface simple enough that the update will be a nearly complete rewrite; we'll retain the .ini settings files and custom CSV file format. However, we will be choosing a platform that should last as long as the original. That platform will not be some new hot JS framework that's going to be marked end-of-life before the warranty is up.

Not everyone is on a 2-year treadmill!
It shows the magnitude of damage that can be caused by generating the amount of electricity used by it.
Backend developer with 4+ years experience (5+ on non-server-side related jobs). Server-side development/maintenance and CI/CD are my current strongest qualities. Willing (and most definitely something that's most appealing in a job offer) to learn new stuff/technologies/languages.

Location: Braga, Portugal

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies:

* Up to date - nodejs, sql, postgresql, docker, docker swarm, linux, debian, ubuntu;

* Familiar with: typescript, graphQl, C, C++, C++11, Qt/QML, PHP, Laravel, Zend, Python scripting;

* Outdated: C#, Java, VHDL, Verilog, Assembly

Résumé/CV: https://meocloud.pt/link/23bce6d4-e8a1-4eb4-bc79-1a3ff3388a3...

Email: nelson_cunha1991[at]hotmail[dot]com
Hi, I'm Jonathan Dell

I have ~13 years of experience in web development
and ~7 in Managing and Mentoring teams of developers (2-6 devs)

I am hoping to be hired somewhere I can continue to lead and mentor.

Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies:
* React (6 Years experience)
* MySQL
* PHP
* Modern Javascript (ES6+)
* General Fullstack Web Tech (dns, http(s), html, css, apache+caddy config, bash, jwt, openidconnect, etc..)
* Some Go
* Lots more but too many to list.
Résumé/CV: www.linkedin.com/in/jon-dell
Email: jldell@gmail.com

Thanks,

- Jon
Evolved Binary | Mid-level Engineer (JAVA-C++) | REMOTE(UK) | Full-Time | £35K-52K | https://www.evolvedbinary.com/careers.html

Evolved Binary is a small remote-first company working on NOSQL database. As well as building the tools to manage data, we also love to help organizations better understand and work with their information.

we are looking for a mid level engineer
you will be working on FusionDB our flagship product

Skillsets/Platforms/etc.: C++, Java

Bonus Points: XQuery, XML ,XSLT, XPath

Requirement: just solve our technical challenge.

apply here: WORK@EVOLVEDBINARY.COM
or just drop a hello we would love to hear from you
HELLO@EVOLVEDBINARY.COM
Alcove | Node.js Backend Engineer / API developer | Full-time | Onsite, San Francisco | https://alcoverooms.com

We're building a marketplace for co-living, to make renting property more efficient and accessible. Like AirBnB but you get an actual lease. Small team, growing fast, early equity.

Apply here: https://angel.co/company/alcoverooms/jobs/575389-software-en...
Microsoft already asks you to enable/disable these features on first setup.
I loved Forte! Installed next to it was mIRC. Then you're all set!

Ah, simpler times, before everything turned to shit. I miss custom native internet clients.
Correct. And what is the second best time to start down that path?
YouTube itself has this. music.youtube.com

Not sure how it is implemented. It seems to just identify and catalog all of the videos uploaded to normal YouTube where the audio track consists of a single continuous musical track. It's not official music videos.
This is such a great website

The best thing is how you can import card data as a CSV.

I’ve been prototyping a card game with it and have a few command line scripts to go from an Indesign deck to a fully working play-testable game in under a minute.
This might seem like a stretch. But could hiring people to work on Really Important Things be interpreted as a form of support?
This is either a really good joke about inflation or a total misread of _rec_ession, as the other comment points out. Much funnier as the former!
Coinbase Debit Card Will Now Work with Apple Pay
Hahah, that is definitely true. :)
Much better on macOS! Proper-themed context menu and smooth scrolling finally.
Yes I also got the impression that around the early 2000s there was a much bigger leap in terms of car safety than in the 15 years or so since.
For knowledge workers, Work From Home should be the assumed starting point, with offices provided for those who would rather not or can't, rather than the reverse.

For service providers and retail folks, obviously this is not as much of an option.
I understand diminishing returns perfectly, thank you.

Tokamak fusion will never pay back even the money already spent on it, never mind the billions more to make it work at all, or the many tens of billions needed to build a power generating facility, or to build another one two or five years later as the first one destroys itself with neutron flux.

I.e., we are already in diminishing returns on hot-neutron fusion. Probably the only result of any value will be a generation of practical plasma fluid dynamicists, who will be needed for fusion propulsion systems.

Meanwhile, each dollar spent building out solar and wind generates production capacity at least in proportion, with discount for bigger sites: the literal opposite of diminishing returns.
A company that probably understands risk-reward.
Narmi (Techstars NYC '17)| New York, NY (NYC) | ONSITE (normally) | https://www.narmi.com

Narmi is helping reinvent banking in the United States. We create a more accessible and useful financial ecosystem by powering the online banking, mobile banking, account opening and open banking APIs for the 10,000 credit unions and community banks in the United States.

You'll be working on production software that has a real impact on the average American's life everyday. Our software helps them save money on their bills, understand their financial story, protect their families and move money.

Narmi was founded by two Georgetown University alums who previously worked as CEO and CTO of an $18 million credit union and also at some of the largest banks in the world.

Plus we are backed by a top 5 VC (NEA), growing very quickly, and operating close to cash flow neutral.

Even if you don't think you are an exact fit for one of our current openings, we'd still love to talk. We are always looking for well-rounded engineers to join our team in NYC.

- VP of Engineering
https://jobs.lever.co/narmi/47db7f41-b421-4fca-b8ea-12c54957...

- Software Engineer - Full Stack https://jobs.lever.co/narmi/552795b8-64b6-4673-93aa-e0b91717...

- Software Engineer - Infrastructure and Reliability https://jobs.lever.co/narmi/c807303d-7fb8-4a98-8c9b-99ae2d7b...

- Solutions Engineer
https://jobs.lever.co/narmi/362d3c62-5189-4e85-b106-3113155f...

The interview process entails an intro call to get to know each other, a remote pair coding session (for technical positions), and a remote "onsite" half-day.

Some keywords: * Senior Full Stack Engineer, Senior Full-stack Engineer, Senior Full Stack Developer, Senior Full-stack Developer * Senior Front End Engineer, Senior Front-end Engineer, Senior Front End Developer, Senior Software Engineer, Senior Product Engineer, Software Engineer * SRE, Devops * Banking, finance, online banking, mobile banking, open banking APIs, * New York City, New York, NY, NYC, Manhattan

You can learn more on our website (https://www.narmi.com/about/careers). Make sure to mention you found us on Hacker News. Also please feel free to reach out directly to me chris @ our domain.
Quebec actually specifically has a reputation of being slow to adopt technology relative to Canada.

Here’s some results of a longstanding poll. There have also been various official reports to this effect.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/sci-tech/canada-s-francophones...
Basically the problem is that the positive results were found by data mining--and the solution is to do further studies--and to NOT approve the drug now.
RINSE | REMOTE or San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Taipei, or Washington DC | Software Engineers | Full-Time | https://www.rinse.com

Rinse provides dry cleaning and laundry delivery services to tens of thousands of customers in five metropolitan areas in the US. We have sophisticated logistics optimization software, a polished consumer product, and firm business fundamentals.

Rinse has weathered COVID-19 well - read about some of our efforts at https://www.rinse.com/blog/rinse/coronavirus/

Our engineering team is distributed across the United States, and has been entirely remote for over a year now, but an in-office experience will also be available in the above cities to those who prefer a traditional desk.

We're open to both newly-graduated engineers or more senior engineers, provided they meet our bar. Since we're a small team, we're picky.

Relevant Terms: Logistics, Django, Python, Optimization, React, React Native, Postgres

https://www.rinse.com/careers/software-engineer/

Interested? Email us at jobs@rinse.com, or my first name at rinse.com
EUROPE | BERLIN | ONSITE/REMOTE-EU | LOOKING FOR SENIOR FRONTEND ENGINEER + BACKEND ENGINEER + ML ENGINEER + PRODUCT DESIGN LEAD

Back is a young software company from Berlin with the mission to enable companies to focus on what matters. We’re building a collaboration and automation platform to untangle repetitive questions and workflows around the workplace. We have a modern stack: React, GraphQL, Typescript, Golang, Python, gRPC, and Protobuf.

Our office is in the heart of Kreuzberg, Berlin Germany.

To see what it’s like to work at Back and who your future colleagues would be, go have a look at http://bit.ly/working-at-Back

We’re hiring:

- a Senior Frontend Engineer http://bit.ly/senior-frontend-engineer

- a Backend Engineer http://bit.ly/back-backend-engineer-3

- a Machine Learning Engineer http://bit.ly/back-machine-learning-engineer

- a Product Design Lead https://bit.ly/back-product-designer-lead

I’m looking forward to hearing from you.

James - CTO @ Back https://www.backhq.com
We didn't get them for passing the EU/Disney copyright term extension back in the 90s and I doubt we'll get any representation from this as well.

That's kind of just how internationalism works. It's inherently undemocratic.

If you want democratic internationalism, then what you're asking for is a federal union with total freedom of movement, no internal borders, and no unilateral exit procedure. In other words, not internationalism.
ages incredibly well. Sadly.
Or that landlords use other indicators as proxy for likeliness to repay, such your race, age, or education level. It's kind of like how "ban the box" initiatives basically made job prospects for people who are stereotyped to be criminals (eg. young black men) worse.

https://freakonomics.com/podcast/reemployment-part-1/

>DOLEAC: So we found that, on average, across the U.S., in places that ban the box, employment fell by 5 percent for young black men who didn’t have a college degree and by 3 percent for young Hispanic men who didn’t have a college degree. And so the next question is, who are they hiring instead? And we found, on average, the people who benefited were older men of color. So if you’re trying to avoid people who are actively involved in crime, older people are a pretty good bet. Criminal activity tends to decline with age.
>> If there are jobs, why are people avoiding those jobs?

Because a large number of jobs are part-time, dont pay benefits, dont offer healthcare, and the cost of healthcare is greater than the entirety of wages earned -- effectively meaning the job pays negative compared to being on public benefits
Being able to drop a tank anywhere in the world for ~$10m is likely a very desirable thing.

(Whether Starship will ever quite reach this price, I don't know, but that's Musk's aim)
Yes, he is, at least as he publicly presents himself. There are so many examples to choose from it is hard to pick one. I'm sure some of it is deliberate to cultivate a certain image, but it's not like Satya Nadella is going on Joe Rogan's podcast and smoking weed or tweeting while on acid and the media just chooses to ignore it.
Angel isn't allowing application for remote.
I grew up with libraries and video stores for access to analogous materials and didn't have regular internet access until 1999. I really don't see why it's reasonable to expect the internet to supplant parenting duties that would have been reasonably expected in the pre-Youtube state of affairs.

If you want to control what your kids see, don't let them have internet access. This is simply reality. I know that from the time I got internet access, I began to see things that would horrify my parents on a semi-regular basis that they didn't know about. (I had an SA forums account.)
only work for US, alas
> There could be interesting thoughts about social interaction changing and people are yet again arguing about covid restrictions.

Why would or should social interactions change? I temporarily changed my behavior to help limit the spread of covid. But now that vaccines are doing there thing, I'm going back to my old activities.
Can it? My bar is full of tabs so all I see there is "PLAY" (the fading at the end of the button makes the "I" and "N" hard to see and the "G" is completely gone)
Same. Mine is similarly large [1], with lots of legacy/dead code and comments. Increasingly ceasing to be fun to maintain.

OTOH, the only other browser that lets you tweak its chrome with your CSS is AFAIK Vivaldi.

[1] https://gist.github.com/myfonj/f5415dd0580663a82ea18407ef2ee...
We live in a paradise that is closer to a puffin colony than the nearest streetlight, so we accept the rough edges.
The brand seems to be available mostly in Germany and Denmark.

A very similar chocolate seems to be Vivani (from the same manufacturer). "Vivani edel bitter 70%". Maybe that one is easier to find.
Highlight (https://highlight.run) | Remote Friendly | Full-time | Hiring Backend/Full-Stack Engineers and a Product Designer

At Highlight, we're building "The Control Center" for your app. We aggregate session replay, error monitoring, and performance metrics to help teams better understand usage on their web application. We're currently in private beta, but post product updates on twitter (https://twitter.com/highlightrun).

We're a team of ex YC, Google, and Microsoft alumni and we're very well funded. Job postings can be found at https://careers.highlight.run.

Feel free to email me (jay@highlight.run) to get in touch.
Ask HN: How do you organize yourself ?
In reaction to a post yesterday [1], I was wondering how HN readers are organizing their life and work as it was a frequent answer to the « desktop problem ».

More precisely, how do you identify and formalise your workflow ? Are there tools for that ? Once you have your workflow, how do you consistently stick to an organization ?

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27344010
I use D every day for own business and it's a pleasure. Nice work!
I've worked with VCs and personally I found them unnecessarily complex and over hyped by a certain gang of people/companies. all the hyped benefits causes dependancy on being available to download contexts, access lists/blockchains of public signatures etc etc
That's too much work. I wrote a Perl script to detect if a tab has been unused for a specific amount of time based on a Vim spreadsheet I wrote back in grad school and send a command line prompt to kill the page after updating all cookies with a randomized hash using only CJK unified ideographs.
Ishango (https://www.ishango.co.uk/) | Full stack developer | Remote, UK | Full-Time

Ishango provides IT services and solutions to the construction industry to help our customers better understand and take advantage of their data. A big part of this is the suite of applications we are deploying across the board on some large construction projects and that is where we are looking to expand.

We are looking for 1 or 2 developers to come on board and help support a fast-growing business and workload! You will join a small, productive team that will encourage you to learn and chase the areas of technology that interest you. We are open to new developers and recent graduates, as well as more experienced devs, as this is an ideal opportunity for someone who loves to learn and grow with the company.

Our current tech stack is - C#, dotnet core, Angular, SQL Server, Azure, Python

If this interests you, please email me direct: rob.parsons [at] ishango.co.uk
Location: San Francisco Bay Area/Napa, CA

Remote: Preferred

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: CRM's and ERP's, SFDC, Netsuite, Docusign, HTML, Python, CSS, Gsuite/MS Office, Mac/PC/Linux/FreeBSD, etc.

Email: shawn@nelson-us.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/usnelson/

Avid HN Reader that is business operations focused. I can help scale or step into an undefined role. I am also familiar with networking and data center infrastructure.

Global logistics and supply chain professional with over 10 years of experience managing procurement, vendor relations, supply chain forecasting, budgeting, inventory management, fulfillment, imports/exports, new markets, cross-functional teams (legal, accounting, sales, engineering, c-suite)
I had one of those--typically by train--for about 18 months though I didn't go in every day. I had to get up by about 6am to drive to the train station and it was just a big chunk of the day. I don't think I'd have found it sustainable over the long-term.
He said he's gone to bed, but he's a student.
The point is things average out over even hundreds of homes. A single home might be charging at 7.7kW all night long after a long trip to refill a 100kWh battery. However, everyone in the country doesn’t suddenly show up with an empty battery every Friday and then need to fully charge that night.

Which means even if people are installing 5+kW charging stations it’s little different than when everyone started installing AC.
Special forces are pretty decently distributed. Highly specific teams and equipment isn't. Something like this would eliminate the need to try and guess what region of the world you're gonna want some special stuff.

Imagine a Kursk type rescue scenario where you need special people and special hardware somewhere quickly.
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We've got open roles for:

- Software developers: our tech stack is TypeScript / Node / React / React Native

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Your arguments are what makes landing pages be fast. It’s still not enough to push for the SaaS internals to be fast, or really any other page not related to conversion.
OK, what does this mean ? Will there be portions of gcc NOT under GPL v3 ?
I wonder what type of environmental damage that would cause. I'm under the impression that it would poison the environment in multiple ways.
One step forward, two backwards, sigh.
>It’s about time that as society we open up about mental health and how to deal with our issues

I've heard this over and over throughout my life, usually presented as a self-evident just-so truism.

My workplace threw a mental health awareness event with a conspicuous absent of any specific persons mental health issues being discussed. I've noticed various authority figures offering to be a figure to cry on who were stoic about their own personal problems. Even this specific post is not an admission of any mental health problems, it's shaming others for blaming and bullying, and calling for society to open up. The linked post does contain a lot of opening up, but it doesn't really advocate for it and has a ton of fatalism wrapped into it .

"People with issues need help" is thrown out there, yet help is a scarce resource. I see that according to every statistic, we're about as anxious and depressed and as open about mental health as we ever have been, and suicide rates have been on the rise for awhile. All I hear in response is the answer is more openness, openness will fix these problems that we're simply more aware of than in the past. I'm more inclined to believe that people who are highly open are more likely to talk about mental health issues in the first place, and their personal biases eventually start to pass as common wisdom.

I can't help but reject the concept that opening up is the answer and am more drawn towards stoic views and the idea that discretion about your own difficulties can have virtues for yourself and others. I'm drawn more towards private discussions of such issues, with consideration for how such discussions may impact others and yourself as being the most socially and emotionally intelligent option.