skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stylitics | Software Engineer and Customer Success Engineer | New York, NY | REMOTE (US timezones preferred) | https://stylitics.com

Stylitics is the leading visual outfitting and styling solution for the world’s top retailers and brands. Our clients include Gap Inc, Macy’s, Kohl’s, Revolve, Puma, Crate & Barrel, Bloomingdale’s, and dozens of others.

We're an enterprise SaaS company. I'll point out two jobs within the engineering team (all listings: https://stylitics.com/careers-2/ )

Junior/Mid-level Software Engineer:

Relevant tech includes Clojure, ClojureScript, Postgres, Redis, Ansible. You'll work on data ingestion. This means understanding the meaning of clients' data vis a vis Stylitics' data model, ensuring internal stakeholders understand it too, writing code and thinking about code, data, and pipelines in a language (Clojure) well-suited to that domain. This listing is not yet up, so please email matt@stylitics.com

Customer Success Engineer:

"Enterprise support" at Stylitics means helping clients integrate our javascript widgets, build their own experiences with our API, and resolve issues over email or video call. Internally, you'll work with our (small, tight-knit) teams to ensure technical knowledge is available, shared, and understood.

Job listing: https://stylitics.com/careers-2/?gh_jid=5281587002

If you're a junior programmer who can write well, consider applying for this one!
Bolt | Software Engineering | https://www.bolt.com

Commerce is moving online faster than ever, and our Engineering team (ex FB/Google/Twitter/Uber) cannot build fast enough to meet demand. We need Data, Mobile, and Senior Software Engineers for our 2021 goals.

If up for it, connect with us over a 10min zoom coffee next week to share more: sam.greinetz@bolt.com
Bloatbox is an open source alternative with a GUI: https://github.com/builtbybel/bloatbox
They have also made a privacy and security related app https://github.com/builtbybel/privatezilla
People who are immuno-compromised, of course will want to wear masks

People who are currently ill with some respiratory illness and don't want to share it.

And finally I was reading an article about a few people with various negative facial features that they wished to cover (a mole, a neurological condition that caused unwanted lip movements, a facial scar, etc.) have really appreciated the cover of wearing a mask.
I had the same reaction. It reads a bit like the UI engineers didn't have enough to do and stared at it until they found things to change. For instance, having the tab visually disconnected to cue that you can rearrange it is fine... but at this point if a user doesn't know they can rearrange tabs, maybe they shouldn't be rearranging tabs.
Good question!

It is. I contacted a VicRoads approved engineer in regards to this project, and I received the all clear. I've been pulled over by cops, and they were cool with it.

My insurance is ok with it, too.

It does have a software watchdog, and failing that, the gearbox's hydraulics have a safety mechanism that allows for some limited driving.
Ultimately the carbon credit scheme isn't that different from the petro-dollar. A central authority issues it. Consumers must obtain it before using energy. The difference is the rationale and the issuer.

In the past regime change against those who opposed the petrodollar system has been rationalized with a variety of justifications. The public accepted these with varying levels of belief.

It isn't difficult to imagine governments being overthrown for "crimes against the earth" when they fail to kowtow to the carbon credit system. Whether you believe the oceans will boil or not, in this hypothetical the justifications for war will be relatively more coherent and self-consistent than the ones buttressing the petrodollar.
Facebook's big enough that we don't even have to stop fighting them while we support them in this endeavour.
Well then parents should apply legislative pressure, which should arrive at Google as "fix this or we legislate", and bingo, Google need to do something. That is parents doing parenting. Parenting happens through societal structures.
Got it, shows how much I read the article!
It doesn't make sense for a trillion-dollar company known for some of the best software engineering. There are remarkable lapses in UX with Google products.
Sure - Computer Science, and now a consultant!
A fresh new Firefox is here
Tl dr; The author, with all his pandemic-granted free time, has been mulling over the tenants of nihilism and is struggling to adapt.

> More and more people have noticed that some of the basic American axioms—that hard work is a virtue, productivity is an end in itself—are horseshit.

Yes, despite what some tell you, values aren't universal truths - they are matters of opinion. Does that really mean you should refuse to adopt values in your life -- resigning to lay in your bed unmotivated to get out? Do you also refuse to have a favorite flavor of ice cream?
Interesting, when does Apple ask for a cc for age verification? I don't think I've come across that UI.

Edit: Looks like it might be an EU thing?
>Also all the interactions are going through your employers systems, which are all recorded.

I doubt all of our Google Meets are recorded. And even if they were, who'd bother listening through all of them for wrongthink?
I propose "First Church Of The Invisible Hand".
And you should not do so.
China reports human case of H10N3 bird flu, a possible first
Europe and LATAM. I imagine some US states and Norway might look different, but I have not been there yet.
Chia uses high-performance SSD / NVMe drives to 'mine' for plots. This is a very read/write intensive process.

Once a plot is generated, it can be stored on a slower HDD for the proof-of-space to take place.
Cfx.re | Remote | Full-time & part-time | Engineering, Web, UX/UI | Open source | https://cfx.re

We are the developers of FiveM and RedM, creating the next generation of online multiplayer with a unique game modification framework. Cfx.re enables gamers to play multiplayer on fully customized dedicated servers where creators can develop their own game-mode, build custom worlds, and much more in a variety of scripting languages. With years of extensive research, our mission is to provide a one-of-a-kind experience within the game industry. Topping the Steam player charts with over 250k concurrent players, we work on one of the largest active game modifications around.

Cfx.re is looking for passionate people with an affinity for games. You will join a remote-only team with developers from all over the world, and will have a highly flexible work schedule. With multiple roles available, we are always looking for highly-motivated people who want to help us create and innovate. Some of our open roles:

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I think partly, it's that NNTP is harder to run than IRC. You need to (at minimum) set aside a substantial amount of storage space, how much depending on whether you carry binary groups, and how long you retain articles for.

The other thing is that people tended to rely on their ISPs to provide NNTP service, and they started tending to drop it in the late 90s and early 2000s, and there were few/no free alternatives at the time.
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* Lead NLP Data Scientist | https://bit.ly/NLPatTessian

* Senior Backend Engineer | http://bit.ly/SeniorBackendTessian

* Senior Product Manager | (UK, US, or Remote) http://bit.ly/SnProductAtTessian

* Senior Platform Engineer | http://bit.ly/SeniorPlatform

* Engineering Manager | http://bit.ly/EngManagerAtTessian

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At Tessian, we're building machine-intelligent filters to secure enterprise communications. This involves high volume, low latency data processing for some of the world’s largest organisations. Our mission is to keep the world’s most sensitive data private and secure - to do this we're bringing on all stripes of engineer to help build out our platform to support our next stage of rocket-ship growth.

Principles we believe in:

- Infrastructure as code (mostly Terraform)

- Unit Testing & Integration Testing (NUnit, PyTest, Mocha)

- Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment (using Concourse)

- Designing security in (rather than testing for and adding it later)

- Measuring everything (ELK & Prometheus)

- Reproducible builds and environments (if it’s in production, it’s in Docker)

- Cloud Deployments (AWS gives us the flexibility we need to move fast)

- Right tool for the right job (PostgreSQL, Spark/Hadoop, Redis, Elastic Search)
A little React library to replace your boring fallback avatars
So you didn't create your Google account at age 3? That's impossible!
The Benefits of Nongraded Schools
We had 100 years to apply our better access to “information and science”. We had multiple recent flu outbreaks of SARS, MERS, and H1N1. But this time COVID is different. Because it killed more people? The people from 1918 weren’t stupid, they saw their friends and family die in much greater numbers. The day the mask mandate was repealed for vaccinated individuals, half the people at the grocery store don’t wear them anymore. Nevada, where I live, is only 40% vaccinated. There is of course momentum from the mandates, but all signals point to masks being shedded as soon as possible.
I don't like it. The tabs look like buttons and not tabs. It's such an unnecessary deviation from a standard tabbed interface look and feel that everyone is accustomed to. I'm not sure what their reasons are for experimenting with something new but I would be curious to know.
Yes Twitter does, but doesn't do a good job of making them easy to use.
No because Aircraft carriers are mobile and thus significantly harder to hit. Supersonic and Hypersonic's are most effective against fixed assets like airfields and bases who's locations are known ahead of time. China for example likely has missile right now aimed at Okinawa and Guam, just waiting for the order to launch.

Compare that to trying to hit say the USS Ronald Reagan. It is capable of moving 700 miles a day. They need to track its location, have a firing solution, and continuously update the tracking to ensure they actually hit it as opposed to a near miss. All of these stages could be disrupted by US assets.
I'm guessing you mean "local" rather than "native" as the alternatives posted in previous comment are native for their platform too, just like Auxl.
Legacy of Tbdev
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I was out partying the last two weeks. This is happening now.

(Granted not in the US and in a country with a much better COVID situation)
I was hoping your article would example how gimbal lock can occur with quaternions, but from a quick skim I can’t see any such paragraph.

Would you mind elaborating?
I have several Mac Pros; the ones before 2013 were actually upgradeable so I put 16 GB in all of them and 2x2 TB SSD; I run Mojave thanks to Dosdude. They're perfectly fine for app development. I plan to buy M2 though once M3 comes out since I have a feeling amd64 will be phased out relatively quickly. You don't have much choice if you develop for iOS.
That's naive, they will eventually block those kind of virtual cards just like they block virtual phone numbers. The point is to tie the account to a real identity.
Capital One has an app called Eno which generates alternate card numbers, but they are still tied to the same account and identity.
No, engines weren't ablatively cooled.

N1 had engines with quite high Isp - the problem for them, NK-15 engines, was that they were single use engines and couldn't be tested beforehand on a stand. They, however, were state of the art, high pressure and regenerative cooling, with oxygen rich staged combustion. However, Nikolai Kuznetsov had relatively little experience with rocket engines, so NK-15 is generally regarded as a failure, and NK-33 didn't have a chance to fly on N1 before the project was closed.
I don't want to follow a tag, I want to follow the specific artists that I like and just see their work without all my friends' vacation posts in between.
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Thermal resistance is linear wrt the thickness of the material, so if the layer is sufficiently thin, it doesn't form a significant obstacle.
The location flexibility is big too. I live in Austin, and my parents live in Kansas. I drove up to Kansas this past Saturday and will work from up here and drive back next Saturday.

I've worked from home for a few years now, and before that I would have to take vacation time to go visit them.
Thanks for the heads up, I'm going to rephrase the statement about gimbal lock and link you article.

And just to be 100% sure, is the approach I'm using the right one: storing a quaternion instead of 3 angles, multiplying, overwriting the rotation value?
Glovo | Senior (Software Engineers, Data Scientists, Engineering Managers) | Barcelona & Madrid, ES | Warsaw, PL | Onsite after Covid | VISA

Glovo is not just another food delivery app - we also bring your groceries, medicine, and parcels, and we want to become the everything app for your city. We are active in 20+ countries mostly in Southern Europe, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Our tech staff is currently distributed between our HQ in Barcelona and our tech hub in Warsaw. Another hub in Madrid in the works. Work is (optionally) full remote until it's safe to go back to the office, when we expect to have a mixed model of teams gathering in the office for a couple of days and working from home for the rest of the week.

We are hiring frontend, backend and mobile engineers, as well as data scientists, engineering managers and lots of other tech and non-related roles.

Our tech stack includes: Java (Backend), Swift, Kotlin (Android), Typescript+Vue, Python (data science), AWS

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I personally work at Glovo as a backend engineer, but I can assure you we have a great team of recruiters that will handle the application process. If you would prefer to ask some questions to an engineer first, feel free to reach out to me (email in profile)
Not gonna buy a RPi unless it comes with quality flash memory.
Well the question is is there an even easier signal that is some reasonable mix of secure and reasonable UX? There are important features that Signal has left out (not requiring a phone number to sign up being the most egregious) -- the question I'm asking is whether there is another point in that space of tradeoffs.
> Otherwise, you can't suddenly expect the general public to treat you with sympathy, particularly if you're among the hyper-rich or otherwise elite.

Why shouldn’t everyone treat everyone else with sympathy? Why should people be “deserving” of some basic human respect? I’ve only lived my own life, not anyone else’s, so I’m in no position to judge others.

A lot of people that maybe should seek help might not be capable of doing so, probably because of taboos, trauma or other issues.
Spacelift | Remote | Europe | Full-time | Software Engineers | $50-120k

We’re a VC-funded startup building an automation platform for Infrastructure-as-Code, adding a Policy-as-Code layer above it, in order to make IaC usable in bigger companies, where you have to take care of state consistency, selective permissions, a usable git flow, etc.

We are looking for software engineers. On the backend we're using 100% Go with AWS primitives. We're looking for backend developers who like doing DevOps'y stuff sometimes (because in a way it's the spirit of our company), or have experience with the cloud native ecosystem. Ideally you'd have experience working with an IaC tool, i.e. Terraform, Pulumi, Ansible, CloudFormation, or SaltStack.

Overall we have a deeply technical product, trying to build something customers love to use, and already have multiple happy and satisfied clients.

We promise interesting work, the ability to open source parts of the project which don’t give us a business advantage, as well as sane working hours. We’ve got investment days on Fridays, when you can work on anything you want, as long as it could possibly benefit Spacelift in some way.

If that sounds like fun to you, apply at https://spacelift.recruitee.com/ or email me at magdalenaw at spacelift dot io!
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Thorn is a startup focused on building technology to defend children from sexual abuse. Working at Thorn allows you to apply your skills, expertise, and passions to directly impact the lives of vulnerable and abused children. Our staff solves dynamic, quickly evolving problems with our network of partners from tech companies, NGOs, and law enforcement agencies. If you can bring clarity to complexity and lightness to heavy issues, you could be an excellent fit for our team.

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If you have access to it, through partner or MSDN or corporate licensing or otherwise, it is really worth installing the Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB/LTSC versions.

It has most of the annoying things that plague consumer versions of Windows 10 stripped out, and it gets a very different cadence of updates, restricted to security and quality fixes. No Cortana, no Edge installed by default, no built-in Store universal apps.

It's rock solid; I have never gotten a bad update pushed to any of my boxes running LTSC over the past five years. If you want a Windows workstation that just works, and will continue to work without fiddling, this is it.
I was curious about this so had to check.

I live in a fairly large city with decent transit options (for the US), and (notably) a high-speed commuter rail system going into the city. I'm considering moving out of the city in a year or so, and if I do I want to be convenient to a station on that rail system.

Using a friend's address in the suburbs as a proxy (who lives near where I might be moving), Google Maps puts the travel time from there to my office at 32 minutes via commuter rail. That's with an 8 minute walk and 11 minute walk on either side, but if you assume a bike ride rather than a walk I'd imagine you can cut each of those down by at least half. The rail line has headways of a little under 15 minutes at rush hour, so that could possibly extend the trip a little bit if your timing's not perfect, but still well under an hour.

Of course if you need multiple transfers to get to your destination (and your local transit system doesn't have very short headways) that will increase your travel time substantially. The commuter line I'm thinking of takes you right into the heart of the city where many jobs are though (including my own) so that's not always a concern.
Yes; if the attitudes and habits common in the business are effective ones, then losing them may cause some harm. For example, a software company might have seen a benefit from junior developers watching how senior developers get help when they’re stuck, and observed a connection between that lower defect rate, more highly rated features, etc., and they might be noticing their juniors have had more trouble raising their hand during COVID. That’s just one example of how a company might perceive cultural transmission and its potential link to success.
And if I have no credit card?

(I have no credit card. I approach 6 decades in age.)
> Your tax dollars at work.

What does this article have to do with taxation, may I ask?
Indian Govt Used Faulty Data to Claim Few Infections Post Covid-19 Vaccination
> Then those tenants will effectively swap houses with someone else who's behind, wiping the rental debt clean.

Won't evictions surface in credit history or background checks?
The whole method that YouTube have used to set this up is worrying to me. In the space that the video is supposed to show there is simply a link to a website that you use to upload your details. It's a phisherman's dream.