skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
GoExpedi | Various Roles | REMOTE

GoExpedi (https://www.goexpedi.com/) a well funded Series C e-commerce and supply chain company reinventing how energy companies keep critical operations running is growing. These opportunities provide a lot of room to have a real impact on the company's direction as we continue to expand.

Most roles rely on a combination of Python and Javascript (react preferred). Open positions include:

Senior Staff Engineer (Technical Architect): https://jobs.lever.co/goexpedi/72f156f0-0234-41b4-8f98-d1dc0...

Senior Middleware Engineer: https://jobs.lever.co/goexpedi/3063c1b0-981e-4c4a-9602-db51c...

Senior Fullstack Engineer: https://jobs.lever.co/goexpedi/823c6e47-6022-4347-a242-b9095...
> Here's what we're offering, take it or leave it

Technically, most companies do sneak in a way to opt out in their ToS, in order to bolster their claim that you “accepted” it if you don't happen to read that part of the ToS. I've successfully opted out of a number of arbitration clauses that way, though.
Macro | SF or Remote | https://www.usemacro.com/ Founding Frontend Engineer Founding Backend Engineer
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Please send us your resume to: derrick@usemacro.com
Google are operating in EU, not so for Peertube. I am able to make Peertube instance and tell EU for to pound sand, it is distributed.
One cool thing is the ability to create your own deck and the ability to share with other users.

There are a lot of existing games already in the system and plenty more shared on the reddit group: https://www.reddit.com/r/PlayingCardsIO/

Also there is an open-source clone available: https://virtualtabletop.io/

And somewhat related, /r/digitaltabletop has a huge list of options to play games online: https://www.reddit.com/r/digitaltabletop/comments/gg4sfx/big...
I sort of sympathize with your viewpoint, but i'm curious why this doesn't extend to other human needs?

- shouldn't we also allow hungry individuals to walk out of grocery stores w/o paying for food and w/o risk of prosecution?

- shouldn't we also allow sick individuals to avoid medical debt collection and medical bankruptcies?

- shouldn't we also allow individuals to not pay tuition?

If i were to take the analogy further, shouldn't struggling businesses also get cloud hosting charges forgiven by government decree? Should public agencies in budget crises stop paying programmers salaries by government decree? Should struggling small startups stop paying software licenses by government decree?

I'm genuinely curious where the one stops and why.
You’re on camera, so you still have to look a certain way.

You only have an opportunity to break up your schedule if your employer allows it. WFH doesn’t just magically make work asynchronous.

Commuting is true but varies a lot on individual. (My commutes are trivial and I found them to be too short sometimes!)

You cannot log out before a certain time on WFH.

You cannot log in after a certain time on WFH.

Varies on office. We opened windows where I worked...

We changed the room temp but usually it was comfortable enough for all of us. But sure been there.

The list doesn’t really go on forever. You’re describing different types of working cultures, not working at the office vs remotely.

Working from home this last year has not changed one bit of the work culture we had when we were in office for where I’ve worked. Async and all that shit is not a thing. We’ve logged more hours than ever before and had to be online for an ever expanding set of core hours that kept going from 9-5 to 9-6 to 9-7 etc etc as the year progressed.
This is how youtube and other SV websites will blackhole the undesirable channels and creators, mark my words.
Many struggling technology companies will go private to all them to substantially invest in RnD. This allows then to make those expenditures without having the overhead and distractions of having to be a public company where investors are expecting short-term returns. Further, these private equity companies may then roll up several related businesses in an attempt to create synergies through sales or product.

Ultimate software is a recent example of this: https://www.forbes.com/sites/antoinegara/2019/03/01/an-insid...
Page size is pointless if you delay your users for a few seconds with cookie banners, newsletter prompts, ads and SEO keyword soup.

I built a fast website. It's not just small or quick. It's also straightforward. There's the main article, and a sidebar with the table of contents. Way below is a list of related articles. The content itself is also straightforward.

At this point, such websites are so rare that I consider it a competitive advantage. Donors often mention the design, so I figure it's working. Search engines also seem to like fast and straightforward websites.
The regulators and bureaucrats.
> I can't believe how popular they are.

I guess you could say they are about like those "new-fangled horseless carriages". You could argue that we sold our souls to the devil at the (now regulated) crossroads with them. But at the time (and now), they bring some real value at a cost that not all are aware of, or willing to pay.
The people with the authority to make the deal get paid huge sums for pulling the trigger. After that it doesn't matter to them that the company gets digested from the inside out.
Continuing Challenges for Open-Source Verification
DLSS is TAAU, it's still temporal, based on a 2x2 grid. 2.0 is simply a ML implementation. It doesn't upscale single frames, it doesn't add additional detail to textures. It's "temporal upscaling", which is pretty much just a fancy way of saying deinterlacing.
Just run a guest network with your existing router if you want to provide internet to strangers.
Apparently, indian gurus like to integrate Religious cult with healthcare.
For a reference:

Hadoop on Google Trends peeked at 2015: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=h...

"Hadoop is dead" seems to be a popular topic in past few years. https://www.google.com/search?q=hadoop+is+dead
AI technologies are being used to better understand retinal diseases
Borrowell | Remote/Hybrid 2022 | Canada (Toronto HQ, open to all locations) | Full-time, permanent, comprehensive benefits from day 1 | https://borrowell.com/careers

Since 2017, we pioneered offering free credit scores to everyday and under-served Canadians. Now, we build toward a financial marketplace that provides everything for the credit needs of 1.8mil users. Features include resources for financial education, secured credit cards and loans for credit building (100+pt increase to credit score in 12 months), credit monitoring, Likelihood of Approval models for peace of mind, and more. We acquired Refresh Financial, doubling revenue/growth/people to 130 folks and we won Fintech Business of the Year, Deloitte Fast 50, Best Workplace for Women, and more with 98mil in funding at Series B. We're proud to be a gender-balanced company with women-identifying, LGBTQ+, and POC representation from the executive suite down.

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The LTSC images are based off of Windows 10 when they were still shipping non-Chromium Edge as the default browser in the consumer versions, so not having that around is a plus.
Interesting - I wasn't aware of this.
Worked at Hortonworks and post merger Cloudera. Was interesting to see how market demand changed over the years and how the company worked on re-inventing themselves. Databricks and Snowflake seemed to understand SaaS earlier and better though. Still have some great friends working at Cloudera, and hope this will indeed accelerate a great next phase.
The FSF is about protecting freedom, which includes being able to sue people who infringe on that freedom.

A slogan without enforcement is toothless, and businesses only respect teeth.
Interesting. Do you mean 24 is now the beginning of middle age?

I can’t detect changes in synaptic activity or neuroplasticity, but I can detect distinct decreases in mitochondrial efficiency in my cells.

Actually adults apparently can learn perfect pitch, it’s not “absolutely not possible.”

https://news.uchicago.edu/story/acquiring-perfect-pitch-may-...

As for adults learning Japanese, I intended my comment to make the OP stop spamming this link to a commercial site, not seriously. Apparently ability to detect humor and sarcasm increases with age.
Unless it's meant to take that sort of damage and survive intentionally due to its usage such as the A-10
TLDR; all relevant channels left Freenode in favor of Libera and some OFTC.

Seems to me that Lee did a great job.
Serious Risk of Blood Clots Following Astra Zeneca/Covishield Vaccine
Here's a good explanation of the Nimitz FLIR1 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1di0XIa9RQ
The problem here is that Google has a severe conflict of interest; those very same marketers are the ones who provide Google with its advertising revenue.
This guy was really keen to remind us over and over that he is a professor.
Establishing that precedent can't hurt mesh networks.
Scale | Product Engineer, Scale Document | SF or Remote

At Scale, our mission is to accelerate the development of AI applications. Our products provide access to human-powered data for hundreds of use cases and are used by industry leaders such as Open AI, Lyft, GM, Samsung, Airbnb, NVIDIA, and many more. We’ve recently raised $325 million in Series E funding at a valuation of $7B+ and are expanding our team to accelerate the development of AI applications.

Product Engineer, Self Serve | Product Engineer, Core Products: We are looking for great entrepreneurial engineers to help us grow further and can bring in good technical fundamentals. In this role you’ll be given the opportunity to have a large amount of impact by working closely with our go to market teams to understand and define what our customers need. We are looking for software engineer generalists who care deeply about impact and solving customer problems. We want people who are results oriented who will find great innovative solutions to deliver the best product that helps our users accomplish their goals. You will work with a dedicated group of engineers to launch and grow Scale’s emerging products.

Backend Engineer: The Infrastructure team is responsible for building the core abstractions and infrastructure on which the products can be built and iterated rapidly. The team owns how data flows throughout the scale platform. We’re looking for people with a strong background or interest in building distributed systems, data-intensive applications, and machine learning infrastructure. You have a growth mindset and are comfortable learning new technologies.

If you are interested, please apply here:
Backend Engineer: https://jobs.lever.co/scaleai/3cec5216-d3af-439e-b9d7-97a5f0...

Product Engineer, Self Serve: https://jobs.lever.co/scaleai/7110a83f-a50e-40ef-bca9-d3356b...

Product Engineer Core Products: https://jobs.lever.co/scaleai/00155332-6cb7-4c4e-a403-20bc48...
OpenAI's GPT3 and the Almighty Turing Test
The PIO is a very neat feature, allowing (limited) hard real time programming (even when using MicroPython) and while perhaps uncommon, it's not exactly unique: TI Sitara MCU (as used e,g, in Beagle Bone Black etc.) offers more capable Programmable Realtime Units (limited functionality co-processors). The Raspberry Pico board is however much cheaper (not sure about the price of the MCUs).
Stock markets only look a quarter or two in the future. It's hard to do anything long-term like invest in R&D unless your numbers are so spectacular you can slip it in there. Very few public companies have numbers that good.
At least in the Nordics highways, too, are completely fenced with the fences leading to animal crossing bridges/tunnels. Don't want a full-grown elks trying their luck and crossing a highway, that would be a recipe human fatalities too.
KRAS drug gets early FDA approval winning a shot against 'undruggable' cancer
I had a few ask for this. I’ve been able to “print out, sign, scan” by just using a digital signature using Preview and then printing as a new PDF. And that worked. I’ve even been asked to help other people with how to print and scan from home.
So elected govs should listen to corporations. no thanks. i can over throw my gov but not evil facebook
I'm reiterate the earlier questions wondering what sort of crazy exciting things you're doing in your life to make this such a ho-hum thing for you.
You might combine the two, with "WFH" in shared workspaces in suburban environments, that would seem to be the "all of the above" option if it becomes popular and there is sufficient shared workspace availability.
Figure | Full-time | Engineers | Remote/SF

Figure is a modern compensation platform that helps companies centralize their data, set their pay structure, benchmark themselves against similar companies in realtime, and communicate total rewards to their candidates and employees. Figure streamlines painful and complicated manual compensation processes into simple, secure, and collaborative workflows - say goodbye to spreadsheets. Our mission is to bring equity and transparency to compensation -- for companies, employees, and candidates. The founders were both previously software engineers building products at scale at companies like Uber, Instacart, Flexport and Checkr.

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Shield AI | San Diego, CA | www.shield.ai | Onsite | Remote Considered (For certain roles) | Full-Time | HIRING SURGE

Shield AI is an artificial intelligence robotics company building products for the national security sector and first responders. We are searching for people ready to rise to the occasion and join us in developing state-of-the-art technology alongside a mission that matters. Are you up for the challenge?

Positions Open Across Technical Teams: https://jobs.lever.co/shieldai -- Senior Software Engineer - Android (Remote Considered) -- Staff Cloud Data Engineer (Remote Considered) -- Senior Video Engineer (AI Foundations) -- Senior Autonomy Engineer (State Estimation)-- Senior Autonomy Engineer (Mapping) -- Senior Autonomy Engineer (Controls) -- Senior Staff Software Engineer (AI Foundations) -- Electrical Engineer – Senior Electrical Engineer – Senior Staff Hardware Product Development Engineer -- Senior Mechanical Engineer – Production Technician – Production Planner -- Robot Test Technician – Systems Integration Engineer – Technical Product Manager for UAS – Senior UX Designer - Senior Staff/Principal Software Engineer (Hivemind Research)

Our team is built of scientists, engineers, and business leaders inspired by our mission; to protect service members and civilians with artificially intelligent systems.
Hahaha, like Moneyball for programmers. I like it.
Appropriate taxation could lower the inequality in the stock markets.
Given three plus decades of FOSS experience, are the fears of permissive licenses like MIT and BSD (that companies will take, fork, and not give back in a meaningful way which will kill open source) considered to be well-founded? Could Linux not be as pervasive and important as it is today had it been released under a BSD license?
Proton | Backend, Frontend | Remote | Fulltime / Flextime
We’re a digital distributor for electronic music labels, artists, and DJs. Distro platforms like Proton help deliver music to other platforms like Beatport, Spotify, or YouTube who sell, stream, or monetize music. Over 2000 music labels trust Proton to power their catalog, with over 1M streams daily on Spotify alone. Learn more about us in the links below,

Infrastructure Engineer (PHP, Docker): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AP6D0qmWw5Ewdi59OHBi60eY...

API Engineer (Rails): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RAwGEic9qHqe5eTUmCRsKRcR...
The key difference to me is the “or later” part. So even if the FSF releases an evil version 3.1 or whatever, everyone could just continue to use version 3 instead. Whereas if the FSF owns all of the intellectual property, they can relicense it in its entirety to strictly 3.1.
I had disabled it as well, but just checked and it was re-enabled.
Ultra Mobile/Mint Mobile|Various Roles| Costa Mesa, CA| Full-Time| Remote Roles Available| Ultra Mobile and Mint Mobile. Our two brands are basically the Batman and Superman of the wireless industry, saving our customers from our overpriced competitors with incredible prices and premium wireless service. We are inventors and innovators who believe in owning the outcome of everything we do, being action-based, and embracing the journey we’re on as a team.
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I saw this in 2017. Unfortunately, not much activity now. https://github.com/sustrik/libdill/commits/master

Might be fun to play with, but I wouldn't rely on it. Generally, better off with libuv for existing projects or Rust for greener fields where lifetimes are checked and safe concurrency is much easier.
Thanks, I misread as total time.
No they didn't...they got to put off mortgage payments for a few months, and all of those became due immediately.

Expensing upkeep...writing off rent...you act like thats free money that doesn't come out of their pocket. If you depreciate the improvements, you then have to pay the taxes on it when you sell the place.

Stop acting like it's free money and there is no risk...a significant portion of landlords do not make money month to month and do this for their long term financial health. I think if you had significant money and time tied up in any investment you would be just as pissed as they are if the government changed the rules in the middle of the game.
Alternative - you just work at the office... then this isn’t an issue either. See how that works? ;)
Very interesting perspective. Thank you for sharing.

Edit: May I ask which country you are from?
Just asked this a day ago but got no reply, so here it goes again: it looks like there could be strings attached, possibly due to my ignorance though - can this be licensed to a single user? Recently I was working on a machine with an LTSC release (not mine, acquired by another company) and it didn't seem possible to apply updates, just saying 'contact your system administrator to update'. So I told the company they'd need to sort that out eventually but they also had no clue, and they called the shop wehere they got it but there also no sane response. This is just one data point of course, but does make me wonder: if you as a normal non-enterprise customer get this problem, what's the way to deal with this issue?
500MB per ip or per device?
TikTok Spinner Clone in React Native
Love Firefox...
I loved working from home because it allowed me more time with my dog. His need to be taken outside occasionally was a perfect reminder for me to take a break. Plus, the light snoring coming from under my desk was super comforting.

While I was more productive at home, I think that came at a cost to others that I work with. Every interruption that I avoided while WFH is a slowdown for somebody I work with.

I'm back in the office again but I'm hoping that I can one day arrange to work from home most days and only occasionally come into the office.
After skimming through, awesome overview, but to me article should have mentioned; modularity, diversity, and specialization as an critical aspects of self-organization.
If I could go back to a campus where I had an office and we sat around watching the coordinated people do bean bag tricks and talking about whether we needed a formal state machine for something or just a few flags and also did you see the cool library X did for something, sure, I'd go there. But to go to a crowded place where people take stand up meetings seriously and there's so much noise and I'm cold all day and the coffee sucks, eh, not so compelling. I went into the office park with offices even when my creeping environmentalism had be taking 90 minutes of subways and a bus (tho not 5 days a week). My take is always if you have a lot of work to, it's better to do it from home. If you need more work, go into the office and find it.
What can we learn from Hackathons about shipping creative work
Sedition | Full-Stack Developer | Remote | Full-Time | https://www.seditionart.com
Sedition is a platform for selling and collecting digital art. We've been doing this for the last 10 years and since have become one of the industry leaders in terms of content and playback options. Our collection consists 4000+ artworks, including works from artists like Tracey Emin, Shepard Fairey, Yoko Ono, David Choe. Every collected artwork can be enjoyed on Apple TV / Chromecast / LG TV / Samgung TV via Sedition apps. We are particularly excited by the recent rise of NFTs popularity and the direction digital collectables are taking.

We are looking for a Full-Stack developer with strong Ruby on Rails skills. Ideally you should have experience with some of the following: React / React Native / Solidity / TypeScript / Obj-C. Most importantly you are a generalist who enjoys working with any part of the stack.
Just like the good old days eh!