skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The acknowledgement of it being endemic doesn't necessitate that we put up with covid's destructive nature. It's still the case that:

1. A large number of people globally don't have access to the vaccine yet.

2. A large proportion of the USA's population either doesn't feel motivated to get the vaccine or is explicitly opposed to it.

There will come a day where we collectively say that enough is enough and we've done all we can, but there is still a lot of work to do before we get to that point. Managing the spread and improving vaccination numbers will overall reduce the damage done to people and the health system when we reach that point.
Location: Managua, Nicaragua

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: Django, Javascript, PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, html/css

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

Email: adolfo at fitoria.net
>We have witnessed the federal government, under two different administrations, fumble its way through a pandemic, while its supposedly most capable branch oversaw a disastrous withdrawl from a 20-year nation-building effort that collapsed in a matter of days.

This is maddening. All the money the government has at it's disposal and it can't seem to find its way out of a paper bag with two holes in it. The only thing it seems adept at is collecting data with dubious constitutionality and propping up reckless businesses. Prepare ourselves for another automotive bailout because the US automakers wouldn't make their supply chains the least bit resilient. How did we get to this point?
The eye's lens is behind the iris (unlike a camera which is typically the other way around), so the optics shouldn't affect the apparent pupil size.
You don't want "unlimited" SSIDs-- you want a RADIUS-assigned VLAN and a single SSID. The credentials used to associate determine which VLAN the traffic dumps into. Your UniFi gear will do it.

Of course, a lot of consumer-grade hardware won't do 802.1x so you end up stuck with needing a bunch of SSIDs (and wasting air-time on beacons).
Try going out in public naked or running a few red lights and then come back and troll some more about your "rights". The world is full of rules to prevent you from being a jerk and endangering others.
On top of that I don’t think anything older than a core 2 duo is fast enough to use for web browsing, and most of those macs can be patched up to big sur using the various community patchers.
TripleLift | Software Engineering | Remote & Local (USA / Canada)

We're looking for software engineers to help us scale our real time bidding exchange. We're an adtech company focused on innovative formats that power the open web and are currently running ~60 billion auctions a day. AdTech is definitely not for everyone but it gives a great foundational understanding for how the web actually works sets you up nicely for whatever comes next. It's also one of the few industries that allow you to jump into large scale and complex systems quickly.

Our official jobs are at https://triplelift.com/careers/ but even if you don't see anything listed just email me (dgoldin@triplelift.com) and I'll see what we can do.

The stack is Java (Netty) for the real time bidding system, the standard Python/Scala stack on the data engineering and ML side, and various services in JavaScript, TypeScript, and PHP.
Thanks - just not at the time I commented, I did read all three or four others first. :)
Sounds like the issue of correlation and causation isn't solidified here. Maybe the very fact of Tyler Cowen recognizes them is what makes them so successful. He invests, puts their names out there and a lot of the elements needed for success fall at their feet. Or maybe Cowen made a deal with the devil and can predict the future. Hard to tell without a control group where Cowen doesn't exist.
Reddit | Backend, Frontend, iOS, Android, Machine Learning, Managers, Product, Video | SF, NYC, Los Angeles, Austin, Chicago, Ottawa, Seattle & Remote, Dublin (Ireland), Australia, Berlin (Germany) | Full-time Reddit is growing fast. We are currently raising up to $700m in our Series F funding to make strategic investments in the platform including video, advertising, consumer products, and expanding into international markets.
We are hiring across the board, I want to specifically stress out the jobs for video product which is currently a really exciting area to work and innovate in.

For any Golang enthusiasts out there: we are writing more and more of our services in Go. We have interesting challenges in scaling, data pipelines and building the foundation for a series of new products.

Reddit does not have geographic compensation adjustments: you can work from anywhere and receive compensation tied to pay ranges of high-cost areas such as the Bay Area (https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Reddit-permanent-work...)

- Staff Backend Engineer - Video Ranking Personalization https://boards.greenhouse.io/reddit/jobs/3262369?gh_src=3c9b...

- Machine Learning Engineer, Video Recommendations

- Staff Backend Engineer - Video Ranking Personalization

- Senior Backend Engineer, Compute, Germany

- Senior Backend Engineer - Video Creation

- Principal Backend Engineer, Economy

- Engineering Manager, Video Product

- Engineering Manager, Live Video

- many more…

If you are interested apply here: https://boards.greenhouse.io/reddit?gh_src=3c9ba6c41us
There's also Kind (Kubernetes in Docker) which accomplishes the same thing using upstream Kubernetes.

https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/
I recently installed adguard home on my network because some googling suggested that was better than pi-hole. Is there a reason you picked pi-hole?
Vaccination of the population affects how the virus mutate, that's why some scientist are pushing for more research on viral medicine and hospitalization therapy and not to force vaccinate the world.

It's still an evolving process so we will find out the numbers soon.
You could check out https://www.royalroad.com/ which is a site where people upload web novels.

Most novels there aren't really good, but every once in a while you can find something great. And they are free to read.

I'll recommend 4 novels:

Vainqueur the Dragon: pretty good and it is completed although I never finished it.

Path of the Dragon Mage: also good, the author uploads about 10 new chapters with around 2k-2.5k words each month.

Arrogant Young Master Template A Variation 4: a great LitRPG and Xianxia parody. But it is in indefinite hiatus with no news from the author.

The Power of Ten: In my to-read list.

What you can often do is read the first 5 or so chapters of a novel and see if you like it. After all, they are free. There are also lots of reviews.

Another place you could look in is: https://www.webnovel.com/tags/system-novel although I haven't really checked it out and I think later chapter of the novels are locked.
>With interest rates trending ever lower since then.

Clearly not, the peak was in 1981 which is more than 50 years after the Great Depression: https://advisor.visualcapitalist.com/us-interest-rates/
From my point of view waf is just a different set of magic that happens to be hosted inside a python VM.

Now, admittedly, it looks like a rather nice set of magic and I'm glad you've mentioned it but the execution is still inside the tool, not in the user provided code, so it's still a DSL, just an internal rather than external one.

Honestly the main problem with external DSLs for this sort of work is the authors tend to underestimate how much programmability they'll need so the language ends up a bit pants, but waf is still a DSL just like chef is a DSL so your specific criticism seems a bit misplaced.

Also, "not being Turing complete" can absolutely have its advantages - depends on your environment and your team.

(and now I'm going to read more waf docs ;)
Google is by far the most ethical big tech company. Waiting for everyone to realize this.
I think we tend to under-acknowledge that the "return to normal" line is also a moving goalpost. I'm typing this comment out from a cross-country trip; when I return, I can eat in a restaurant or work from the office or even dance in a crowded nightclub if I want to. There's still mask mandates here and there, but I think there's a strong argument for the perspective that vaccines already did work and we already are back to normal in almost every way that government policy can achieve.
Agreed, but we already know how 2-dose plays out with respect to Delta. The article in question is investigating how a 3rd dose fares against delta. There are also delta-specific boosters coming out soon.
Flow Commerce | NYC Metro (mostly remote) & Remote | Engineering, Product/Design, HR/People | Full Time

- Director of Engineering

- Senior Software Engineer

- Principal Data Engineer

- Principal Infrastructure Engineer

- Senior Solutions Engineer

- Director of Product Management

- Senior Product Manager

- Lead Tech Recruiter

Flow is a technology and services company that enables brands and retailers to become international and sell cross-border. Flow’s API driven platform enables merchants to sell & ship globally from their own sites, solving all cross-border pain points throughout the entire e-commerce supply chain, such as local payment methods, international shipping options, and all aspects of the upstream site localization such as duty/tax calculation, local pricing and product restrictions. Flow makes it easy for merchants to solve these enormous points of friction when selling globally. The result is a next-generation platform for cross-border commerce, focused on customer experience and maximizing conversion rates.

Flow has raised $55m+ in funding (most recently Series B) from world-class funds including NEA, Amex Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures, Forerunner Ventures, Fung Capital, and more.

Scala shop on backend, postgres, k8s, AWS, React & typescript on FE. Strong emphasis on mentorship and personal growth. No previous Scala experience required. Join us, learn, grow, and help others learn and grow in turn. https://www.flow.io/careers
Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Willing to relocate: Yes. Remote: Yes

Technologies: Python, PHP, JavaScript, Swift / iOS, Laravel, AWS, Mysql, DynamoDB, Firebase, PyTorch, Colab

I got a PhD in engineering (informatics related) in the bay area, but then moved on to web and app development, and founded and ran a startup at large scale. I have 10 years of experience building web apps, scaling backends on Amazon Cloud/Google Cloud, and machine learning. Interested in product manager, engineering manager and other manager level positions.

Email: kumarmd@pm.me
Note that I didn't just read the word "priming" in the book and seize upon it generically. As noted in Ritchie's review, Sapolsky references specific studies which larger trials have failed to replicate (eg the Macbeth Effect where reading stories about unethical behavior made people more likely to grab antiseptic wipes).
Location: european, living in china

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: not at this time. maybe in the future

Technologies: Linux, frontend and backend webdevelopment, prototyping.

Résumé/CV: on request (20 years experience with web development, team lead, CTO, fluent in english and german, learning dutch, french and chinese)

Email: see profile.

I am open to remote part time contract opportunities (up to 20 hours/week short or long term) as a senior developer, team lead, CTO, trainer or mentor

I am also able to build up a development team for you here in china, to help you enter the chinese market or take advantage of chinese resources.
At big or established tech companies, yes. At "startups" / passion projects with between 1 and a small handful of people it's almost always a made up inflated title. The amount of resumes I've seen with "CTO / VP of Eng" at some hoaky parking app made in a weekend in enough to raise red flags anytime I see the title.
Yes, I was aware that oxygen is toxic at high pressure.

One thing you don't mention, is that lack of oxygen, as with a serious COVID case, also causes death.
Bridebook (https://bridebook.com) | Multiple Positions | London, UK (HQ) | REMOTE (EU) | Full-time

Our aim is to transform the wedding industry by leveraging cutting-edge technology to make the wedding planning experience as stress-free and straightforward as possible. We enable couples and suppliers to connect and provide a seamless, personalised wedding-planning experience for both.

Open positions:

* Senior Front-End React Developer: React, Redux, Typescript, Next.js, Firestore. https://bridebookcouk.homerun.co/senior-front-end-developer/...

* Senior Full-Stack Developer: Typescript, Next.js, Firestore, AWS, GCP, Capacitor. https://bridebookcouk.homerun.co/senior-full-stack-developer...
Not necessarily. If the monetary stimulus was like $10,000 per person, it would be totally different than lowering interest rates that mainly benefit the rich that can get even more cheap money now to buy properties off the market.
Temporal Technologies | Multiple positions in United States - WORK FROM HOME | FULL-TIME |

Temporal offers an entirely new way to build scalable and reliable applications. Temporal enables developers to focus on writing important business logic, and not on managing state or worrying about the underlying infrastructure. Sequoia Capital led our recent round of funding and our team has experience from start-ups and larger companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Uber, and more.

Video: Our CEO interviewed on TechStrong TV- https://digitalanarchist.com/videos/charlene-ohanlon-techstr...

Video: Temporal explained in 2 minutes - https://temporal.io/

We're looking for senior level engineers for multiple roles - see here - https://www.temporal.io/careers

- FEATURED ROLE: Technical Product Marketing Manager

Read more and apply here —> https://jobs.lever.co/temporal/cbdb8c02-fa9b-4f8b-8a47-0276c...

For all employees, we offer:

- Competitive salary
- Stock options
- Fully covered premiums for medical and dental benefits
- Unlimited time-off
- Work from home perks
- Monthly food $ allowance
- An access pass to a WeWork location if you so choose

Send resume to karl at temporal.io or apply here https://www.temporal.io/careers
Discourse | Full time | Remote | https://www.discourse.org/jobs

We build a community platform for civilized discussion on the web — we feel so strongly about it that we even named our company Civilized Discourse Construction Kit, Inc. We started in 2013 with 3 co-founders unusually passionate about online discussion. We’re now a team of 54 and growing fast.

First and foremost we are a hosting company. The product that we host and develop, Discourse, is of course 100% open source software.

We are a completely remote company, working from 20 different countries and 15 different timezones. You’ll never guess how we coordinate our work. Wait, did you just guess Discourse? That’s right, we use Discourse as our primary team coordination tool to build Discourse! Discourse excels at asynchronous, distributed teamwork, so we can keep interruptions like instant messaging, calls, and meetings to a minimum.

Folowing our recent https://blog.discourse.org/2021/08/discourse-series-a we are hiring for multiple roles:

- Full Stack Engineer | UTC+7 → UTC+13

- Designer | Any time zone

- Controller | US Based

- Customer Solutions Engineer | UTC-8 → UTC-5

- Business Operations Manager | Any time zone

See all open roles: https://www.discourse.org/jobs

To apply, please contact us via email at team@discourse.org
I don't believe it's healthy to look at a single employee-employer relationship through the prism of market capitalism. Maybe they just need to get better at defending their work and be clearer to their management about what they expect.
Indices don’t need to be imprecise. In Rust at least you can give different types for different indices, so that you cannot mix them up.
Ambassador Labs (formerly Datawire) | Technical Leads, Engineering Managers, Senior Developer Advocates | REMOTE | FULL-TIME

Ambassador Labs is a developer-first company with a globally distributed team.

We develop tools and platforms that enable developers to code, ship, and run applications on kubernetes. We are the original creators and stewards of Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) open source projects, including Emissary-ingress (formerly Ambassador API Gateway) and Telepresence. We have also created the Ambassador Labs Developer Control Plane (DCP) for Kubernetes that integrates the development, deployment, and production workflows for developers and organizations worldwide.

Engineering Managers
https://jobs.lever.co/AmbassadorLabs/6ec9e64b-497b-4007-8bfc...

Technical Leads
https://jobs.lever.co/AmbassadorLabs/bf563f3a-fed8-4993-84f0...

Senior Developer Advocates
https://jobs.lever.co/AmbassadorLabs/a079da82-d5e7-4f3a-b78f...

Please reach out directly to colleendunlap@datawire.io.
In practice, setting up forward proxy chaining with squid is extremely difficult. What product do you do it with?
WeaveGrid | https://www.weavegrid.com | Engineering, Design, BizDev, Utility Solutions and more | Full-time | SF

We’re on a mission to drive rapid decarbonization in global transport and power sectors by intelligently connecting electric vehicles to the grid.

Our software makes it cheaper and easier for utilities to support the growth of electric vehicles, increase renewable energy adoption and save their customers money.

We’re rapidly growing, in-market with major utility contracts and backed by some of the best energy and technology investors around - coming off a recent Series A raise featuring Coatue, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, The Westly Group, and others.

Every role offers the opportunity to have a huge impact on our team, culture, technology and the sustainable energy transition.

Technologies we’re using include Python, Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, CircleCI.

More background on us and our mission here: https://www.weavegrid.com/careers

A sampling of open roles -

Senior Product Designer:
https://www.weavegrid.com/positions/senior-product-designer-...

Software Engineer, Databases: https://www.weavegrid.com/positions/software-engineer-databa...

Software Engineer, Distributed Systems:
https://www.weavegrid.com/positions/software-engineer-distri...

Senior Frontend Engineer: https://www.weavegrid.com/positions/senior-frontend-engineer...

Interested, but don’t see your role listed - reach out here: https://airtable.com/shrjPrFFdK7nzQxlx#
Highly available cluster of problems that autoscales to your stomach for complexity?
Willing to relocate: No

Location: London, UK

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Rust, Kotlin, Python et al.

Résumé/CV: https://electronstudio.co.uk/public/cv2021_redacted.pdf

Email: hn@electronstudio.co.uk

Currently working as coding teacher/author. I have a couple of decades experience as a software engineer and want to return to working on larger projects. Previously I’ve been an indie game dev, freelance app developer, academic. I’m very good at making things myself but I’m not so good at deciding what to make and doing the other parts of a startup like sales and marketing, so I’m looking to work for someone else.

Currently interested in Rust and Kotlin but far more interested in the people being right then the tech stack being right.
Jupiter = [DZ]eus + Pater = Father Zeus.

You are agreeing.
Ummm, my daily driver is a 2012 iMac, still working fine and receiving updates with a replacement SSD. How old are we talking?
Btw, thanks for the article, it’s an interesting read, I like your writing style
aren't they synonymous (at least in a 12-tet system)?

a tone is whole step.
a semitone is a half step.
OP started their comment with: "Forward and reverse proxies is an important concept that a lot of technical people don't know about but it's really important... I'll explain them in as few words as possible..."
Many HN readers only read HN comments, not the articles themselves. Sad but true.
Publication charges for authors and students will probably rise for a factor of 2 or more... open access journals in technical fields are approaching $500 per page.

This will basically lock out people in the developing world from publishing in these journals.
Twitter is working on the ability to receive tips in Bitcoin
Fingers crossed for Giant Meteor in 2024. It's a rather sad state of affairs when "destroy it all" is a genuine opinion.

I've been advocating for a new political party that I call "nuke everything party" and the platform is very simple, launch all the nukes, and party until it all ends.
Inscopix | DevOps Engineer | Vancouver, BC, Canada (remote possible) | Full-Time | https://boards.greenhouse.io/inscopixinc/jobs/4101247004

Inscopix is a neurotechnology company that specializes in products for preclinical and academic neuroscience research. Our vision is to drive new treatments to dramatically improve the health and well-being of people suffering from debilitating brain and nervous system disorders.

The data product team at Inscopix is looking for a DevOps engineer to drive development of CI/CD pipelines and support the commercial launch of an AWS-hosted platform for neuroscience data analysis.

Apply at: https://boards.greenhouse.io/inscopixinc/jobs/4101247004

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the position in greater detail feel free to reach out to me at bneufeld at inscopix.com
(FD: CMake developer)

In my experience, it's that pkg-config assumes that everything needed to consume a library can be communicated via flags spelled as GCC spells them. There are many compilers which don't speak GCC on the command line. Some are popular (Intel and MSVC come to mind).
EPYC Milan in Cloudflare’s 11th Generation Edge Server
I was unaware Isreal repaired their relationship with Pfizer.

Last I saw Israel was trying to stiff Pfizer for 2.5 million doses and Pfizer execs were calling Israel a 'banana republic' and were going to cut them off entirely.
Etsy | Senior Scala Engineer & Senior Rust Engineer | Brooklyn, NY/San Francisco, CA and remote within the US & Canada.

Etsy is the global marketplace for unique and creative goods. We build, power, and evolve the tools and technologies that connect entrepreneurs with buyers around the world. The Search Orchestration Layer team at Etsy builds and maintains the bridge between Etsy’s user experience and our search models that help Etsy buyers and sellers discover and celebrate handmade goods from all over the world.

We are currently looking for senior engineers specializing in Scala or Rust who have experience working within either search, data platforms & pipelines, infrastructure and observability.

Role description is here: https://careers.etsy.com/global/en/job/JR1115/Senior-Scala-E...

Feel free to reach out to akeene@etsy.com to learn more.
I first learned about him when I moved to DC and discovered Tyler Cowen's Ethnic Dining Guide (https://tylercowensethnicdiningguide.com/) which had my family and I traveling all over the DC metro area trying some of the cool picks from the list. I am amazed that he has time to keep it up given all the other stuff he's up to, but I think that sort of sums up his nature :)
Oh boy is that ever a rabbit hole. There are probably dozens of extremely high-end, obsessively detailed labels that produce replica and Americana-inspired garments. Good resource if you are interested further: https://www.styleforum.net/threads/the-japanese-repro-clothi...