skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Brazil

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C, Lua, C++, Obj-C, Java, C#, ASM x86, ASM ARM, Python, several game engines, several SDKs and frameworks, PHP-GTK

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gamedesigner

Email: mauricio.gomes@coderofworlds.com

Currently I have only Brazillian citizenship, but I am attempting to get a Portuguese citizenship too. I am very willing to relocate to Europe (specially Portugal).

Remote is also great.
This is a great trick, but it's only really useful if you're using a CRT or are on a very memory-constrained platform where you can't store a separate 'bold' font.

I've implemented it here https://twitter.com/ViolenceWorks/status/1387519297262477312 and barring the exception of fiddling around with dotclocks and such, it would be far simpler to have a different 'bold' font. Of course, if you're using a CRT doing this is as easy as 'keep the gun on a bit longer if it's bold'.

This is one of the rare cases where you really get to see the relation of a CRT with the thought of, 'a technology is only perfected after it has been rendered obsolete.'
Aren't there better websites if you're into age restricted videos?
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Flinker is a Stockholm-based fintech company currently leading the development within asset financing with innovative technical and functional solutions.

We offer:

* An exciting journey with a smaller company that is growing rapidly.

* Freedom combined responsibility. Find your own best way to tackle challenges and projects.

* Short lead times between ideas and releases that quickly lets you see tangible results from your work.

* A strong belief in continuous development, both for our platform and for you.

Tech stack: Vue, Vuetify, Typescript, Jest and Cypress, Docker, Java, Spring, MySQL, MongoDB

We’re hiring:

* Frontend: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2557911515

* Backend: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2557907781

You can contact me directly on daniel@flinker.se
Interesting, do you have resources to learn more on that?
SEEKING WORK | DevOps Engineer | REMOTE

Location: Amsterdam or South East Asia
Remote: Yes

Technologies:
• Cloud Platforms (e.g. AWS, GCP, Azure, OpenStack)
• Ansible and Puppet Certified Professional
• Docker Containers and Kubernetes
• Linux Infrastructures
• Scripting in Python, PHP, Ruby, Javascript, Bash
• Building CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins
• Hashicorp Tools as Terraform, Consul, Serf, Packer, Vault
• Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, Graphite, Grafana

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennisarslan / https://www.dropbox.com/s/i02okgink5fumx6/Dennis%20Arslan%20...

Email: hello@arslan.co.uk
PixieBrix | REMOTE | https://www.pixiebrix.com

Our mission is to give everyone the ability to customize the websites they use to have the perfect UX. (Think browser extensions / userscripts, but using sharable lego blocks)

Come be a founding engineer at a company backed by a leading VC and execs of major AI, business intelligence, and edutech companies

Open positions:

- Senior Front-end Engineer - Authoring Tools Lead
- Senior Web Engineer - Browser Extension Lead
- Senior Backend Engineer - Platform Lead
- Mid-Level Web Designer/Developer
- Mid-Level Full Stack Engineer

Stack: Typescript, React, Redux, Python, Django, PostgreSQL, DRF, Heroku, GitHub

More information at https://careers.pixiebrix.com. We're remote within ±3 hours of ET
I used to read books during commute. No time was wasted. In fact, now I seem to have a lot less time for reading, because there is always something more pressing at home.
That was early in the pandemic when there was a lot of confusion how covid was spread. I haven't seen any locals out there protesting visitors lately.
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AmbraHealth is modernizing medical care with our cloud-based image management suite. Come join our growing team and do meaningful work that has a direct and immediate contribution to patient care.

We’re looking to hire a Senior Perl Engineer to work on the Ambra services API, a large-scale, Perl/Postgres/KeyDB application that sits at the center of the Ambra suite of products. This application provides REST endpoints that are responsible for providing control and access to all of the data (study, patient, image, etc) and it contains all of the business logic (authentication, permissions, associations, rules, etc) for workflows managing billions of medical images.

We are a permanently remote engineering team.

Send resume and cover letter to mike+jobs@ambrahealth.com. Our hiring process includes an option to do a short, well paid, part time consulting project to determine if we’re the right place for you.

US only.
If it can be used to monitor you it will be used to monitor you. Let’s not fool ourselves here.
In the short term, UBI—even a proper one that actually provides a bare minimum to live on—isn't likely to make lots of people leave their jobs for long enough to move expecting to live only off UBI. That's more likely to be a long-term process as people gain more bargaining power and the money distribution becomes more equal across the country.
DevOps Engineer with more than 10 years of professional experience with Linux infrastructures.

Location: Amsterdam or South East Asia
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No

Technologies:
• Cloud Platforms (e.g. AWS, GCP, Azure, OpenStack)
• Ansible and Puppet Certified Professional
• Docker Containers and Kubernetes
• Linux Infrastructures
• Scripting in Python, PHP, Ruby, Javascript, Bash
• Building CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins
• Hashicorp Tools as Terraform, Consul, Serf, Packer, Vault
• Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, Graphite, Grafana

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennisarslan / https://www.dropbox.com/s/4kvpdmh0n73ujc3/Dennis%20Arslan%20...

Email: hello@arslan.co.uk
That's fair, in that situation there's probably a valid case for disallowing use of a search engine. Whether or not that's an effective interview is another story :)
Unfortunately, you’re right. And it seems almost inevitable.

I don’t like it either, for what it’s worth.
News sites are most susceptible to bloat. They deliver exactly the same amount of news as ten years ago, but today they have a million more trackers and other bits of javascript.
Not being able to take even a 15 minute break and having to report to five different bosses sounds like an outlier occupation in terms of austerity. What if you need to go to the bathroom?
Well, one and a half; I don't think #freenode counts (for obvious reasons) and #forth is bridged into #forth at libera.chat. The only channel left on that list of three is #techrights which I'm not personally familiar with.
I've had plenty of candidates with great credentials who utterly bombed relatively simple coding problems. Not fizz-buzz but also not that much more difficult.
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We're backed by Y Combinator (S19), Box Group, Spark Capital, Cyan & Scott Banister (PayPal Mafia), and many other operator fintech angels.

We’re looking for talented developers, product managers, designers & more as we rapidly scale our in-person SF team.

Here are the links to the positions: https://www.notion.so/Careers-5445fc3614eb43fbbb2087a7b713a6...

If you’re interested in applying please email hello@joinpuzzl.com
Umm, no. The start of this thread just a link to joinpeertube and the top comment has no source or link of any kind.

So I gather you don't have any source either then.
Anybody have a non-paywalled link? From what I can read the first part of the article implies that they can't consolidate the 75K+ arbitration demands into a single instance (ala a class-action) therefore they have to arbitrate every single demand individually.

Sounds like a great way to fight this arbitration nonsense to me.
This article appears to me to miss a key point: the "Desktop" is not your computer. The "Desktop" is just another app, one that only gets used very rarely.

Technically, my computer has a "Desktop", but I never use it. I launch apps from a "Start" type menu (I run Linux, not Windows, but the Linux environment I use has the same basic setup) or from icons on my task bar at the bottom of the screen. I access documents and files using a file manager app. I surf the web using my browser. I write and test code using a text editor and terminal window. The only time I even look at the "Desktop" on my computer is when I've just plugged in a USB stick and I want to open it up.

In short, the basic premise of the article, that we all still think of our computer like it's the top of an actual desk with papers and files and folders on it, is false for me, and I suspect it's false for most computer users today.
I used to think the same. Then they broke my favorite extensions, then removed RSS, later bookmark descriptions. Just wait long enough and they'll probably get to the features you like. The other day I installed a different browser to see what it was like and you know what, there wasn't anything I missed from Firefox. I didn't change my default because I'm used to the Firefox dev tools, but I really have no reason to prefer it anymore, I'm one extension or feature away from becoming one of those people that left for something else.
THE CLIMATE CHOICE | Multiple Software Engineer Roles | Berlin, Germany | Full-Time | REMOTE (EU time zones)

THE CLIMATE CHOICE has committed itself to enabling companies from different industries to drastically reduce their CO2 emissions through data-driven decisions. We achieve this by building a data-driven software platform that guides companies through their climate transformation.

Our mission is to make climate transformation simple and straightforward for every business. In the long term, we want to help businesses reduce their CO2 emissions by 50% by 2030.

Your role will be crucial in helping us build a world class B2B SaaS platform for GHG reduction. You will help us turn product vision into business reality, create an engineering culture of technical excellence, and help scale the company and its culture. In return, we will give you the support, training and resources to grow along with us, as a core part of our team.

Us: Small team (10 employees), CET timezone.

Our stack: Python/Django, PostgreSQL, React, Apache Airflow, AWS

Multiple positions:

https://careers.smartrecruiters.com/THECLIMATECHOICEUGhaftun...
Except for me there is a half life of about 48 hours on how detailed I can talk about that solution.

This has me thinking that interviews should openly publish what types of question you’ll be asked so you can prepare.

Otherwise it’s prepare for anything, which is 20 or more hours work per interview, and requires me deciding what animal I am.
Yep, this happened to me a few weeks ago (even commented about it on a HN thread). I've had this youtube account since about a year after youtube came out and the google account its attached to since about 2005. To not be under 18, I'd have had to be be rather young when I created those accounts.

With all the privacy-invading data google and youtube collect on me, surely they know that I'm old enough to watch whatever I like on youtube. But there's no way I am using either of the available methods to verify my age. I'd rather just not watch stuff on youtube.
I think you've misunderstood the rhetorical device @dman is using. They're not saying Facebook should have the tools to help a government; they're asking what tools they have when they do want to help.
I think problems like IRQ conflicts and DMA address issues are completely orthogonal the the things mentioned in that other post.
Folkvang | Hong Kong | On-site | Full time | https://folkvang.io

Folkvang is a high frequency, quantitative trading firm active in the cryptocurrency markets. With a backing from Alameda Research, we’ve become a major player in the markets; powered by our fully proprietary technology and infrastructure, we trade billions of dollars a day across a variety of exchanges. We boast a team with years of experience in varied backgrounds and notably developed the open source project, Gekko.

We are looking to expand our team with a full stack developer with a deep understanding of nodejs and experience with quant trading, cryptocurrencies and (cloud) devops.

If you fit the bill, we should talk. Please email to hr at company domain and add:

- Your CV

- Github JS repo link / links to a JS code project
For anyone who is interested in an accessible introduction to representing rotations, I highly recommend this site: https://rotations.berkeley.edu. One of my professors provided it for one of his courses, and it's been a really helpful reference several times since then.
It’s so “smart” TV’s etc can send data home even if you don’t connect them to the internet. Longer term expect random devices you own to inject even more advertising into your daily life.
How to sell tickets on your website
The Security Now podcast has a great episode [1] about why this isn't as scary as the headlines make it out to be. I'm actually quite disappointed at the sheer amount of fearmongering surrounding this technology here on HN of all places. For some reason I expected HN to be better than the general tech press when it came to these things.

[1] https://twit.tv/shows/security-now/episodes/796
https://virtualtabletop.io/ started out as a FOSS clone of this but has long surpassed this it in terms of features.
Bottle | Remote (we have people in NYC, ATL, Hawaii, and abroad) | Full-time | bottle.com

Bottle wants everyone eating insanely good local food.

Bottle helps farmers, chefs, winemakers, bakers, picklers, and pizza makers build strong and durable membership-based businesses using text messages. (Read more about our master plan: https://blog.sendbottles.com/bottle-master-plan/)

We're a real business. We bootstrapped for 5 years and then closed our first funding in company history from an amazing group of investors a few months ago. We're currently 6 full-time employees and 3 part-time contractors with plans to double our team in the next 6 months. Hiring for:

- Lead Ruby on Rails developer (3+ years of experience, to take over backend engineering)

- Lead Vue developer (1+ year of experience)

- Product Manager (we're looking for people genuinely interested in our problem space of local business, ecommerce, and texting)

Email work@bottle.com
I suddendly feel an urge to play X-COM UFO Defense again :)
If you're one of the people who created their web price configurator - then THANK YOU a million times over. It's so easy to use and understand ... as well as being informative as well.
>No, Apple doesn't dictate credit card verification requirements.

that's the point parent was making; Apple made a decision about such things when allowing an app within their ecosystem that makes such choices (Skype, in this case).
Icymi – How to get hired by US-based companies (Worldwide.)
How would you confirm though? So far I'm seeing a lot of rumors but no one seems have produced any actual legislation that I can see anyway.
Really depends on location: https://www.hicentral.com/oahu-historical-data.php
An Admin Framework for Symfony
Me as well.

https://i.imgur.com/zrCvxFj.png

That will be a no from me Mozilla.

Also they did the Chrome thing that when you start typing your search on the homepage it moves what you're typing to the address bar instead. WHY ?!

I'm so tired of having to fight against my browser of choice.
Morphing computer chip repels hundreds of professional DARPA hackers
One can always rebuke the user by saying, "Oh, you mean 'The War of the Rebellion'?" (The official style, as far as I know of the Army's histories.)
Location: SC, USA

Remote: Yes, please

Willing to relocate: No, thank you

Technologies: Docker, Git, Javascript, Python, SQL, etc?

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jcgoette/

GitHub: github.com/jcgoette

Email: jcgoette \at gmail \dot com

Would be unique candidate for healthcare / pharmacy related business. ;)
UW Laboratory Medicine | ONSITE/REMOTE (Seattle, WA) | Full-Time Our department maintains all clinical testing and laboratory operations at the UW Medical Center, from sample collection to analysis and final reporting. We employ over 900 people and handle 30 million tests each year. In parallel, we research, develop and operationalize novel diagnostics in genomics, mass spectrometry, flow cytometry and automated imaging.
Currently recruiting for:

* Senior Interface/Integration Engine Developer * to support our HL7 and clinical data interfacing systems. Experience with SunQuest, Epic, the Lua programming language, HL7/FHIR or other healthcare data exchange formats desired. (Please apply here: https://uwhires.admin.washington.edu/eng/candidates/default....)

Work environment: Flexible work/remote schedule (currently fully remote for COVID), excellent UW benefits, cross-sectional work environment where you will be working with technologists, trainees, physicians and laboratory directors. The UW maintains a "Patients are First" model of operation-- your contribution at UW Laboratory Medicine will absolutely impact the health and lives of those patients.

If this sounds interesting...

1) Please apply via the UW HIRES website (Link above)

2) reach out at nkrumm@gmail with a resume.

Thanks, Nik.
Marin is currently in a bad drought. Seems pretty prudent to not issue water meters when there is barely enough water for the existing homes.
- Exercise!

In my home office, I've got pushup stands, a pull-up bar, suspension straps, an ab roller, yoga mat, resistance bands, and some dumbells that I use in those moments while something is compiling. No back pain for years and I'm in great shape.

If I did this in an office, I'd get endless remarks and cocked eyes, eventually being told by a superior that my "coworkers find that a little weird". (i.e. stop doing that)
Not everyone has that control over their life. Like some might be stuck in a cycle of work and exist. Some people lost their jobs and had time to maybe realize they really weren't happy. Some people got bored of the default social location of bars and restaurants. Now there's no more forced work events.

Maybe you had some perfect life before covid where you had a 100% control over your life and you could tell people to fuck off and not have repercussions, but most people don't and they're stuck compromising. So in someway the interruption was welcome. Now some people are demanding everything goes back to how it was, some people don't want that. So they write articles on the internet about it. Its not really hard to get, just have some empathy.

> I don't get why "Society" needs to change

And this isn't just about socialization. People, at least Americans, are uncomfortable with the idea of doing nothing. The protestant work ethic has been shoved down our throats. Its immoral to not work, or if you are working to not be at your most efficient. Covid turned this upside down, it was finally OK to be lazy, to do nothing, and not keep the capitalist wheel of buying and consuming turning. Its been ok to "steal time" from your employer or be on unemployment. This maybe isnt a radical idea to say, but to experience it and see it worked for a lot of people is changing their world view. We can do nothing, we don't need to run at 100%, the world won't collapse and I'm not immoral for it. That is a societal change.
It's possibly not how they wanted to interpret it (though I see how it helps their ad/tracking business). But it is probably how they have to interpret it because they might get sued if they didn't. At the very least it's an expensive court case to dismiss. All whilst eyeball-thirsty news agencies print articles such as "Google Refuses to Support EU Child-Protection Legislation", and Twitter-personas post tweets like "Uh Google - what about the kids?"
> Their lived experience, whether perceived or by proxy, is that women hated them first.

How do we define "hate" here? There are incels who literally claim that they are entitled to sex with virginal women who are also extremely conventionally attractive. Does it rise to the level of hate when they are rejected by such women?

There have also been incels who have gone on killing sprees and murdered multiple women -- and those killers have then been celebrated by other incels.

It is a false equivalence to say, "They hated me, which made me hate them." I know of no cases where women have created a community where they encouraged each other to kill incels and then made heroes of them after the fact. This behavior is specific to incel culture.
Thanks for the recs! Me and my wife went to Casa del Mariachi the other day and the breakfast burritos were bomb as promised :) Definitely going to try that Whidbey day trip sometime as well!
Never ascribe to malice what is probably just stupid autocorrect.
> When people cry for help on the internet, I can't offer my assistance anymore.

So you can’t offer your assistance, but you still spend your time offering criticism in the form of judgmental comments to their stories. That doesn’t seem very respectful.
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Fortunately, the owner also gets to expense the upkeep (that's a 30+% discount on future cashflows) and depreciate the improvements over a 27 year life, meaning that they have a capital loss even if the house appreciates in value.

Oh, and they also got to forego mortgage payments during the pandemic and also potentially write off the less than market rent that they were unable to evict during. (for 30+% off of the missed rent)
Yes, I was wrong - its not by a factor of 2, more like a factor or 3 to 5. The best way to make your computer age 10 years in a second is to enable ANY antivirus. There are so many places that you can check that out if you didn't experience it, or u need me to LMGTFY ?
> Sometimes I can't help but cynically think that perverse "engagement" incentives are at least somewhat connected to ballooning bandwidth consumption.

Companies building these user experiences are often incentivized to have fast experiences that could avoid bandwidth consumption. For example, some sites started serving GIFs as videos because the images were used as discussion replies. The video files were smaller for users. I won't claim this is universal.

IMO the woes of modern sites and social media are much more connected to everyone now being connected on a mobile device. They are reachable and you can manipulate our vices. A cross-cutting concern is that this has created significant demand for developers and product managers. People are throwing together products more quickly than they will admit and then moving on. The next set of people are only allowed to pile on. Lots of experienced people know the issues and how to fix them, but across the whole industry they have little sway.

Overall, it's a much more complicated human-centric issue than the one you've described.