skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Happy Dogs NYC | Full-stack Python/Django programmer | REMOTE with chance to visit New York occasionally | Full-time with flexible hours | Competitive local mid-level USD salary for Ukraine/Poland/Belarus/etc.

Happy Dogs NYC is a leading and fast growing multi-location dog daycare business in New York City. This job is for ongoing new feature development, general code maintenance, and bug-fixing for a Django web app with more than 50k lines of code.

There will be regular code review. You will work with a former Google product director who wrote the first version of the web app.

Requirements:

-- 3+ years of hands-on experience with Django, ideally 5+

-- A love of Python

-- Comfortable with things like class-based views, multiple inheritance, monkeypatching

-- Skill with Javascript

-- Produces highly readable code

-- Postgres and MongoDB experience (including PyMongo)

-- Experience with unit testing

-- with a pragmatic sense of when to write them

-- Unix sysops/devops knowledge a plus

-- Experience with celery and Redis a plus

-- Strong verbal and written communicator

-- Strong independent problem-solving skills

-- A knack for understanding business requirements

-- Excellent attitude and enjoyable to work with

Bonus: Do you know and love Abelson and Sussman's SICP? If so, tell us why.

Apply via jobs@happydogsnyc.com with the headline "Full-stack Python/Django programmer application".
Well, those languages do tend to attract people who deal in absolutes...
The Dell G5 15 is designed to do that and the feature is called hybrid power mode.

https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000140513/gaming-la...
Especially when there were at least two better endings already in the book.
I find serialism to be akin to throwing letters (or characters including the blank space) and expecting poetry (or really any intelligible text) to come out
> Has no problem admitting he was wrong about something, or that he doesn't know the answer (depressingly rare).

On the contrary, he generally suggests that government and "experts" can analyze issues and devise appropriate "policies" (including climate changes, yep) for all of us.

I tried to ignore that for years, but the pattern continued so eventually I had to stop following him. More recently I heard - those interested may want to check his blog rather than believe my recollection - that he was in favor of strict lockdowns or mandatory vaccination (I can't remember which, but I wasn't surprised when I heard about it).

Sadly, the man is a statist.
Great Question | Senior Rails Engineer + Chief of Staff| Remote | https://greatquestion.co

We're 3rd time founders (2 exits) building the future of customer research software. Love by customers like MainStreet, O'Reilly Media, Linktree; backed by YC w/ a $3.2m seed round.

We're hiring for two roles right now:

* Senior software engineer, full-stack but preference for back-end focus w/ some Rails experience

* Chief of Staff

Email me direct with a little about you and what you're looking for in your next role: ned@greatquestion.co

You can find out more about these roles on our website at careers.greatquestion.co
Can you share some insights into your interview process? Context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28356028
vendi | Senior Software Engineer | Full-time | Bengaluru or Remote | https://vendiapp.com
We are looking for engineers with a wide array of interests and skills ranging from backend (NodeJS, Python) to data (BigQuery) to automations and more.

vendi wants to make peer-to-peer transactions mainstream. There is a massive amount of value in P2P untapped due to the risks and hassles associated. 90% users have been scammed or tried to get scammed buying and selling phones. To unlock this value you need trust and a reliable user experience to work. vendi starts with phones as they form part of a high risk category with a lot of fraud. A risky market according to most payment gateways. Furthermore, phones and electronic waste form part of the fastest growing type of waste in the world. This also unlocks to build a bigger, safer and fairer circular economy. We start with a marketplace to set the right experience and provide the trust users need. Instead of helping accelerate the growth of waste, why not accelerate the growth of wealth?

To apply, email me (CTO) - anil at vendiapp.com
Esper | Multiple Positions | Seattle, US | Full Time | Visa Sponsorship

We're industry’s first DevOps SaaS platform designed to provide a simple, safe and secure way for engineering and DevOps teams to release applications and manage fleets of smart Android devices in production. Our platform enables developers, mid-market orgs, and enterprise fleets of 100,000+ devices to deliver their software as a service. Read more about our recent round of funding on Techcrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2021/05/20/esper-raises-30m-series-b-...

We take pride in being an inclusive, transparent, growth focused and customer obsessed team. We encourage learning from our (and others) mistakes, taking bold risks and challenging each other. Read more about our culture from our team: https://www.builtinseattle.com/2021/06/29/seattle-companies-...

We're hiring for following positions in our office in the greater Seattle area
- Software Development Engineer 1
https://jobs.lever.co/esper-3/3a03860b-d109-47c5-8517-972ea2...

- Senior Software Development Engineer 2
https://jobs.lever.co/esper-3/79abfb4f-be62-4030-a64b-72ba25...

- Software Development Engineer (DevOps)
https://jobs.lever.co/esper-3/8f9adc02-987d-4dd8-834e-0f9bc6...

- Solutions Engineering
https://jobs.lever.co/esper-3/28b3f3a7-9292-40be-b5ec-8b65d0...

- Senior Software Development Engineer (UI)
https://jobs.lever.co/esper-3/21259a76-b6f3-44c5-99d0-f90eff...

- AOSP Engineer (Android) Solutions Engineer
https://jobs.lever.co/esper-3/28b3f3a7-9292-40be-b5ec-8b65d0...

- Senior Software Development Engineer (DevOps)
https://jobs.lever.co/esper-3/0ed3fadf-e66e-4790-b0e2-0b49ce...

Our stack: Python/Django, Reacht/TS, Java, Android and Go

If you're passionate about solving challenging technical problems and working in a great startup culture, check out our other open positions at: https://jobs.lever.co/esper-3
Sock Club (and Banner Goods) | Ruby on Rails Developer | Austin, TX | FULL-TIME, REMOTE, https://custom.sockclub.com and https://sockclub.com and http://bannergoods.com

How we buy goods is shifting it's reorganizing from around the automobile to around the smartphone and desktop. Sock Club has grown organically from a D2C e-commerce brand to a custom socks manufacturer and now to a service and design focused e-commerce experience. We are targeting the huge dinosaur industry of corporate gifts and promotional products. It’s an industry where service and design can separate us from other companies and where behemoths like Amazon can’t compete. We already have a service and design team that delivers a high quality experience to our clients. We are building a development core to build a web experience and software tools to make it so that team (staying the same size) can deliver the same experience to 10x the number of clients. If you're interested in this opportunity contact me at dane@sotmclub.com.
I’m curious if we have data wrt to safety and approval process length. How fast (in terms of trial - size and duration) - can we go on approvals without compromising safety? Maybe a progressive approval is best. Approve for x% of population for next n months then study the data and lift limits. What if it was dangerous that we went from 0-100 with the current round of vaccines?
> Seven years is a pretty long support cycle.

Linux and BSDs happily support decade+ hardware, and sibling comments say similar things for Windows, so not really.
dbt Labs | Remote, USA | Transforming Data & Teams : https://www.getdbt.com/

We're a distributed remote team with a public commitment to open source, transparency, and creating more value than we capture. Check us out on Enterprise Tech 30: (https://www.enterprisetech30.com/#mid-stage)

Here's a bit about us: Our open-source software, dbt, enables anyone who knows SQL to engineer, document, and test data pipelines. By letting analysts work like data engineers, dbt makes it faster, cheaper and easier for teams to serve great analytics. dbt has 8,000+ active projects, and a slack community of over 14,000 folks. Check out our Series C & brand change announcement(https://blog.getdbt.com/of-the-community-by-the-community-fo...)!

Meet our Team:
>>CTO/Co-Founder: Connor McArthur: https://www.linkedin.com/in/connor-mcarthur/
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>Tech Stack: Python, Rust, Django, React, Kubernetes, AWS, SQL [we will teach you everything you need to know]

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Elizabeth Holmes has something she'd like you to invest in.
>Citations needed.

Well, like you point out it depends on how many of the rare effects are determined by variation from person to person, and how many are determined by variation from time to time. If it's all person-to-person then your chance of a rare effect drops to zero once you have a single dose, but if it's time-to-time, your chances of making it through without something weird happening drop as (P_safe)^n, i.e., exponentially.

Without any studies I know of that would tell us which was happening, we could assign a neutral prior of 50% to both cases. That leads to:

P(safe) = 1/2(1-0) + 1/2 (P_safe)^n.

Obviously this is an oversimplification, but it still leads to an exponential decay, just not to 0.
> My understanding is that eventually it will probably be a common cold, once humans have enough antibodies for it.

This can’t be right. Antibodies fade: for other coronaviruses within 6-12 months. They aren’t a thing the body keeps around forever.

Lasting immunity would be from memory T cells or memory T cells, if their long run response worked well and the virus didn’t change enough between infections.
SEEKING WORK | Boston, MA | REMOTE ONLY

DevOps/Site Reliability Engineer, Technical Writer

Looking for part-time or full-time contract/consulting work in DevOps, Site Reliability, or Technical Writing. Discounted hourly rate for any employer working on Climate Change initiatives.

Programming Languages:

Bash, Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Perl

Applications/Tools:

VMware ESXi, Linux KVM, Ansible, Apache, Nginx, OpenVPN, Docker, IPTables & BSD Firewalls, Postfix, OpenSMTP, MariaDB, Ossec IDS, JUNOS,Windows Deployment, Windows Active Directory, Microsoft DNS, Exchange, Office 365

Cloud Infrastructure:

Amazon AWS (EC2, S3, Route53, RDS, VPC), GitLab CI/CD, Atlassian Jira Software, Confluence, & Service Management, Prometheus & Grafana, ELK Stack, Google Workspace, Azure Active Directory, Citrix ShareFile

Contact:

Website: www.danabucci.net

Email: consulting@danabucci.net
does that block Samsung's ads on their smart TVs ?
As opposed to us educated people who point at studies that months later mysteriously fail to replicate.
Revvable | Founding Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | https://www.revvable.com/

Revvable is a vertical SaaS company transforming powersports dealership management (dealerships selling motorcycles, ATVs, RVs, boats, et. al.) by bringing modern technology and tools to the industry.

Most dealerships use 3+ software systems which don’t talk to each other and often must run on premise. They use employees copying data from one system to another to fill in the gaps. We’re creating a seamless cloud-native system for owners and general managers to run their dealerships, servicing departments and manage their online presence from one platform.

We’re hiring multiple founding engineer roles to work on our Go, gRPC and Typescript stack. We offer founding engineers:
Every other Friday off (~26 additional days off per year) + PTO
A large equity stake in the company
401k with an automatic 3% contribution by the company
Health/Dental/Vision benefits
Hybrid work environment (optional 2+ days WFH days per week)
The opportunity to work in an exciting industry and learn how to ride a motorcycle

Check out our job description (https://bit.ly/34GQjhG) to learn more.

If you’re interested, email your LinkedIn or resume to jobs at revvable.com. If it's a fit, we’ll get back to you within 48 hours.
Audio/Video Collaboration company, worldwide | GMT-6 <--> GMT+4 | Remote | Full time or part time or contract

We're a dynamic truly-global team developing high-end audio and video collaboration tools. We have several openings!

- Dual role: Senior Python API developer & Devops: We're searching for someone to join our team and help us design future build-outs and maintain infra, and also work on our python APIs.

- C/C++ developer: We're always looking for talented media application developers on Windows and macOS with genuine experience in shipping software. JUCE framework experience is a plus, knowledge of Qt is helpful.

- WebRTC: Do you have low-level knowledge of the WebRTC specification and experience with libwebrtc? We need you.

- Product Owner: are you excited by bringing beautiful, complex systems to life, and you have solid experience as an Agile product owner? Please reach out.

We're a 100% remote company in business for many years supporting the film, media and broadcast industry. We're celebrated for our attention to technical detail and for solving hard problems. We're working on some vital new technology, there's something interesting going on every day and you'd have the opportunity to be part of driving how the industry moves forward in a post-pandemic world. You'll be part of a team of experts working 100% remotely, most of us are in the Central/Western European area - we're flexible on timezones.

Email us at hello@loopcontrol.io for detailed role descriptions - We strive for diversity and welcome all persons to apply.
Is there a Docker Desktop for Linux? I don't see one here https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop (the Linux link takes you to Docker Engine).

The article presents "Docker Desktop Alternatives", then says "Minikube requires a VM. False" but it looks like on the platforms being compared here (macOS and Windows, since Docker Desktop is only available there) it does use a VM.

Did I get this wrong?
The Peripheral is one of my favorite books, so I was very disappointed that Agency didn't really seem to move the story along very much.
That's because most people don't remember the basics from their Biology classes. I believe it's taught here in the US with the basics: DNA->RNA->Protein. The J&J vaccine does work with DNA I believe, so people may be confusing them?
Given that it's a very different technology from flu vaccines, we shouldn't really assume that they're not. Too early to be sure of course but there are some concerning studies and anecdata already [1].

[1] https://www.scivisionpub.com/abstract-display.php?id=1811&fb...
The application examples are not in the linked text and I have found them interesting and useful for my understanding.
SummerTime: Text Summarization Toolkit for Non-Experts Web Demo
Lots of people are going to be quite disappointed with politicians like ‘Honest Joe’ on this one.

Oh dear.
BenchSci-AI Software | www.benchsci.com/careers | Canada, USA, UK | Remote | Full-time permanent | Senior Software Engineer-Data, MLOps, ML Engineer- NLP, Senior Software Engineer-Core Infrastructure | Python, Pytorch, React, GCP, IaC, BigQuery, Beam, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes | Email: talent@benchsci.com

At BenchSci, our aim is to exponentially increase the speed and quality of life-saving research by empowering scientists with advanced biomedical AI to run more successful experiments. Our vision as an organization is to bring medicine to patients 50% faster by 2025. Backed by F-Prime, Inovia, Golden Ventures, and Google’s AI fund, Gradient Ventures, we provide an indispensable tool for more than 41,000 scientists at 15 top 20 pharmaceutical companies and 4,300 leading academic centers. Currently, there are 150 of us, and we are expanding! For more information, please email us at talent@benchsci.com.
Oh, man. I’d ignored/forgotten the nonsense inherent in my experience with browser-based environments, but then I think to my kids readily taking to scratch and how easy the learning curve was for them.

Perhaps the common theme is “the first five minutes matters a ton”, which might apply to Lisp advocacy (albeit at a slightly longer timeline, but still in the first couple hours experience that you can compare to node or React Native’s excellent “unboxing” experience).
A lot of those people bid because interest rates are so low or even negative
Location: Arizona
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Astronautical Engineer; Matlab, Python, Julia
Résumé/CV: https://ansonbiggs.com
Email: anson@ansonbiggs.com
Which, unfortunately, is still relevant - as seen in Louisiana and Florida. A frank and honest admission by one of the physicians on Reddit was that most people who stay in ventilator for weeks have no path to recovery but families don’t let them go. Essentially COVID patients hold up the beds for a long time as well.
Hopefully they ship outside of the US at some point.
Quantified Citizen | Multiple Positions | Vancouver, BC | REMOTE | Full-Time

Quantified Citizen is a Canadian-based mobile health startup developing solutions to disrupt the clinical and health product research markets. We give professional researchers a way to easily create their own scientific studies, while building a movement towards more timely insights into the latest health research for citizens of all kinds, with a particular emphasis on psychedelic research and therapy.

https://www.quantifiedcitizen.com/

We're hiring experienced engineers to help us build out the latest version of our mobile and web app products. We're looking for product-minded people that are comfortable both leading/mentoring a team and working independently, and have an interest contributing to product decisions.

Some of the technologies we use: Elixir/Phoenix, Dart/Flutter, Python/Pandas/NumPy/SciPy, QuickSight, Power BI, ggplot2, D3, even Excel spreadsheets from time to time.

Positions we're currently hiring for:
Data Analyst
QA Engineer
Director of Research
Backend Engineer
UI/UX

More information about the positions and how to apply is available here:
https://www.notion.so/quant/Work-at-Quantified-Citizen-a298b...

For technical positions, you can also apply here:
https://github.com/qcitizen/qc-apply
His research boils down to two things:

1. Lock down DNS at all costs (and he means, all costs), going so far as to use PiHole and then ridirecting DoH/DNS to CloudFlare to scan for more mal sites.

2. Create virtual subnets at home for untrusted IoT devices
There are some nice Chromebooks in that space
When I think about this I think of two parts of it.

First, there are other endemics. Influenza is one of them. In the US along millions get sick from it and tens of thousands die each year. We live within that realm.

There will be people with different degrees of risk and levels for being ok with going back to "normal" as COVID-19 is just out there. How do we decided (as groups in the world population) what we are ok with?

Second, what do we do to proactively push the population towards endemic? Different groups will go toward different things with different levels of risk. There is no quantitative right answer. What things can we do and how does that affect things.
The main thing that makes this a wacky conspiracy theory is this personification of intent: "allow me to try to succinctly state my thesis here: the U.S. government is engaging in an artificial intelligence powered gaslighting of the entire world population."

Maybe that's how most people need to understand things (eg "God"), but it's also a straw man (cf claiming the Twin Towers were actively brought down by explosives, rather than simply stopping at the largest beneficiary being the military industrial complex).

Most of the qualitative trends he describes are happening. But the straightforward explanation is that many different entities are trying their hands at such things. And as is common for "AI", there are likely to be many Mechanical Turks.

And so addressing the substance, which I feel is also being covered in very mainstream channels: yes, we are in post-reality. The virtual world increasingly defines the real world. Does anybody not feel that the mess of Covid disinformation is being driven by willful actors, whether for self-interested "engagement" ior actively malevolent propaganda? That disinformation is driving a lot of people to make self-harming choices in the real world. The Covid-21 pandemic is of digital origin.

In the post-reality landscape, your own reasoning ability is paramount. Conspiracy theories that ascribe complex phenomenon to single actors are yet another memetic pitfall to be avoided. See the truth in where they're coming from, but don't drink the Kool Aid.
That is not true, Apple laptops (and probably others) are known exactly to do this. The infamous i9 MacBook Pro 16" could definitely use more power than the supplied power adapter and drain the batterie under load. And that was perfectly within its specification.
Careful not to conflate docker and K8s.
There are, in fact, not plenty of places for people to live and build where there are actually jobs available. And in the places where there are jobs available, homeowners have systematically blocked building enough new housing. Hence the housing shortage we find ourselves in now: https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases...

There's land out on the periphery that hasn't yet been used for housing, but look: we urgently need to get our emissions under control because the course we're on will be catastrophic for the planet. Urban sprawl is massively inefficient.

Buying a house cannot entitle you to the neighborhood around you never changing if we are to have any hope of dealing with this mess. Change is part of life.
BetterCloud | Multiple Positions | REMOTE (US)

BetterCloud is a leader in the SaaS Management Platform space, and our platform is designed to help IT/Security teams manage, secure, and discover important insights about their cloud/SaaS application environment. We integrate with major apps like Slack, Office365, G-Suite, Dropbox, and many more, and we're seeing that the need for a platform like ours is growing rapidly with the world's increasingly remote work setup.

https://www.bettercloud.com/job-board/3072018/?gh_jid=307201...

We are hiring for multiple roles:

Site Reliability Engineers https://www.bettercloud.com/single-job/?gh_jid=3072018
Backend Engineers https://www.bettercloud.com/single-job/?gh_jid=3236087
Full Stack Engineers https://www.bettercloud.com/single-job/?gh_jid=3318211
Principal Engineer https://www.bettercloud.com/single-job/?gh_jid=3412687
I don't know about other countries, but this country is absolutely full of such loopholes and my parent is a master at exploiting them.

My entire family s moving assets around in creative ways as to save money. In anticipation of my the death of my grandparent, he is now loaning money to his children in the legal sense to avoid inheritance tax so that when he dies they don't have to pay it. — All of this is legal, and it is silly.