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Innolitics | Software Engineer | Remote (US except CA, HI, or AK) | Full Time | https://innolitics.com

We're a remote-only team of 12 software engineers helping accelerate progress in the medical device industry. We're doing this in a few ways: First and foremost, we help our clients write software for their medical devices. Second, we create tools to help startups efficiently navigate this highly regulated industry. Third, we share our knowledge through the articles we write.

Why would you want to work with us?

- meaningful work
- small, profitable, and growing
- many opportunities to learn new technologies
- talented and fun teammates
- work/life balance (and overtime pay)

Learn more about us, the job, and how to apply here:

https://innolitics.com/join/engineer-with-web-experience
I have sent a message on LinkedIn since June - no response. Also, since it is a premium account, can't message anymore.
You're right, it would be much better for our society if basic literacy, numeracy, and civics were gated behind whether or not your parents could be arsed to pay for it.
Love it. If it were true though it would mean no human soul has ever been on the moon...
Genetics seems like biological programming. It seems tools like these will help bridge the two fields of biology and computer science.
Location: United Arab Emirates

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, JS, ReactJS, Postgres, MongoDB, Little CV/Data Science

CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ratin-kumar-8a6272141/

email: ratin.kumar.2k@gmail.com

Extremely Passionate ( and Fresh graduate ) FullStack developer based in India/Abu Dhabi. Have experience working at startups and corporate. Previously Engineering Intern, doing qa and creating testing pipelines, at a startup in Paris. Interested in Backend/Fullstack, but also open to Data/MLE, positions.
This winter had a full month below -10C/14F with temperatures down to -15C/4F to -20C/-4F - it was unusually cold though. I would not want to live in a van here.

Also, cars are stupidly expensive in Denmark - a nice van will cost you (a lot!) more than OPs allotment.

Many people just live there quietly through the winter even though it's illegal. At least that's the situation in Århus where I live :)
There is also compatible alternative (still WIP) in pure C - Boson[1].

[1] https://sr.ht/~bl4ckb0ne/boson/
>>>With interest rates trending ever lower since then.

We are at crazy lows compared to most of this time frame.
Docker Enterprise was already sold.

What they said then about the community and future was this:

> Moving forward, we will expand Docker Desktop and Docker Hub’s roles in the developer workflow for modern apps.

Problem is, that i don't see anything really improving. It seems that they are cashing in, no?
It seems like there are a lot of commenters claiming to be able to do the same thing who didn't read the abstract:

"...various indirect mechanisms possibly mediating this phenomenon were tested: accommodation, brightness, increases in arousal by increased mental effort. None of these behavioral tests could support an indirect strategy as the mode of action"
For the same reason $100 cash is worth more than $100 gift card to the Olive Garden.

In general, I think people can more efficiently allocate their money than a central government planning group can. If an aid recipient wants to buy cigarettes or a drink with it, that’s not what I’d choose, but if they’re going to, I want them to do so as efficiently as possible.
I wouldn't know, I exclusively run Linux on my Lenovo devices.
Helio Project: libre music composition software
Sandbox Banking (YC17) is hiring infrastructure and software engineers
Sandbox Banking (YC W17)| Software Engineers | Full-Time | Remote |

https://sandboxbanking.com/careers/
Sandbox provides Banking as a Service (BaaS) infrastructure for fintechs and banks. We help institutions quickly and securely integrate new software. We are growing quickly, YC backed, and possess an enviable runway. Our team is looking to hire exceptional individuals for the following:

Solution Delivery Engineer (https://sandboxbanking.com/2021/04/30/solution-delivery-software-engineer/) Will scope requirements, develop, test and deploy specific customer integrations using our Glyue platform

Platform Software Engineer ( https://sandboxbanking.com/2021/04/30/platform-software-engineer/) Will help build/extend our core SaaS product (Glyue). Our stack is comprised of Vue/JS/HTML/CSS, Python, Django, Postgres, Docker, Terraform, and an assortment of AWS services.

Senior Platform Software Engineer (https://sandboxbanking.com/2021/04/30/senior-platform-software-engineer/ ) Successful candidates will fulfill the requirements of our
Platform Software Engineer role and also possess technical leadership, software architecture design, and devops abilities. A minimum of 4 years of professional experience is required.

Solution Delivery Network Engineer (https://sandboxbanking.com/2021/06/11/solution-delivery-infrastructure-engineer/) Will be responsible for quickly delivering, managing, and monitoring the infrastructure and network resources necessary to delight our customers DevOps, aws, ec2, rds, route53, ansible, terraform, openvpn, ipsec experience helpful

Project Manager (https://sandboxbanking.com/2021/07/30/project-manager-remote/) able to dive into the details of a specific integration while also thinking about the overall project time-line. They are able to manage customer expectations while holding internal and external stakeholders accountable for tasks required per a project plan
Do you have any sources on the antiperspirant bit? I feel like this has entered the influencer zeitgeist, but antiperspirants have been around forever and I have yet to see any studies linking the two.
Local colleges handle it acceptably. State/Federal do not. Technical colleges in my state are funded by their cities tax payers primarily. They routinely have a much better graduation and lower drop out rating, as well as a more positive experience among students than the average university here. Many people like to point to the universities not getting funding but I call bullshit on that. Most of them blow all their money on sports arenas/facilities or pointless garbage to nickle and dime students. They don't care about your education. They just wanna milk you.
n8n | Berlin, Germany OR Remote | Visa supported | Multiple Roles (Cloud Platform Team) | Full-time

n8n (https://n8n.io/) is an extendable workflow automation tool which enables you to connect anything to everything via its open, fair-code model. We recently raised Series A funding from some of the best VCs and angels globally, including Sequoia, Felicis and firstminute.

We are hiring for the following roles:

- Senior Frontend Developer

- Fullstack Developer

- Head of Engineering

- Head of Organic Growth

- Senior Talent Acquisition Manager

- Product Manager

- UX/UI Tester - Working Student

Apply here: https://n8n.workable.com/
BuildBuddy (YC W20) | Engineering | Bay Area, Remote | Full-Time

BuildBuddy was founded to give anyone a "Google-style" development environment in minutes. Today we're solving a small piece of this problem with an open-core remote build execution platform for Bazel - but our ambitions are much larger. Our mission is to take the world-class engineering tools that are only available to employees of large companies and make them available to everyone. Check it out at: https://buildbuddy.io/

Come join us and shape the future of how engineers build and test software! You’ll write and ship open-source code, own production systems used every day by 1000s of engineers at big companies, and help us shape the future of the product. You'll work with and learn from a team that's built software at both successful startups and FAANG companies. Your skillset will grow and you'll join a team excited to solve problems in the developer tool space.

Our tech stack is simple, stable, scalable: Golang, Redis, MySQL, Protobuf, React, Typescript.

Sr. SWE: https://www.buildbuddy.io/jobs/senior-software-engineer

Sr. SRE: https://www.buildbuddy.io/jobs/senior-site-reliability-engin...

SE: https://www.buildbuddy.io/jobs/solutions-engineer

Don't see a perfect fit but still interested? Great, we still want to hear from you! Email us at hiring@buildbuddy.io
I wonder if the ad bombardment we are suffering for some years now will eventually reach a critical point to trigger mass exodus or protests.

TV got annoying with ads and viewership greatly decreased but that was caused by the emergence of the internet I think, what new technology options we have to escape the current ads to?
The only other hope is that the massive amount of money in ads and data collection is actually a bubble that will collapse

btw. Ben Krasnow is the guy behind Applied Science youtube channel[0], I highly recommend checking it out

[0] https://www.youtube.com/c/AppliedScience
k, thanks. So it sounds like the tradeoff that a founder is making between selling a small portion vs taking this loan is that in the case of a down round, they would still get something from their shares. i.e. in the your ~1mm fire sale case, if they sold the equity instead, they would still get ~$800k.

That seems like an interesting trade off. More exposure to the upside at the expense of a potential payout in an underwater exit. I suppose in a ZIRP environment, a product like this makes sense, and I know a few folks who might be interested.
RealScout | Multiple Roles: (1) React Native iOS/Android Engineer (2) Product Manager | Fully Remote across US

RealScout is a rapidly maturing start-up with proven product/market fit, looking to scale the business and technology platform to continue our expansion. RealScout’s goal is to provide better transparency between real estate agents, brokers, home sellers, and home buyers to bring efficiency to the $1 trillion residential real estate marketplace.

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The React Native (iOS/Android) Developer role will be spearheading development in our existing Mobile iOS and Android Apps. They’ll be primarily focused on bringing feature parity from our web apps to our mobile UI. Additionally, this role will involve working alongside our web developers to develop a seamless cross-platform experience. They’ll have ownership of architectural decisions, be responsible for key mobile usage metrics, and a leadership role in helping guide our mobile strategy.

Read More: https://bit.ly/realscout-react-native

Apply @ engineering-jobs@realscout.com

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As Product Manager, your goal will be to enable success for real estate agents and their clients by working with our engineering team to develop the next big features in residential real estate technology. You will work closely with our in-house engineers to make evidence-based decisions that will shape our priorities, product quality, and go-to-market strategies.

Read More: https://bit.ly/realscout-product-manager

Apply @ engineering-jobs@realscout.com
I remember in my interactions with the White House petitions site folk (when I worked for Avaaz and helped integrate both systems) always impressed me as being very smart and dedicated. Sadly, at some point (during the Trump administration) I lost my White House Github badge. I thought it was quite cool.
Went through a similar thing in Germany. These are annoying details of an international move. I think the real solution that minimizes heartache is that you have to get local versions of all accounts - both banking and digital - including re-purchasing apps. One high-tech thing you can do is get a dual-sim smartphone (which excludes iPhone, naturally) so you can have both numbers on the same device. Although, honestly, I'd recommend just getting another device.

As for credit cards, definitely get a local one because most CC's will kill you on exchange rates and fees. Get a local bank account, a local credit card, and transfer funds with something like TransferWise [1]

Amazon works okay internationally, although again I'd recommend using two URLs (or containers) for each version. For example, you can access Canadian Amazon with "smile.amazon.com", and the Israeli one with just "amazon.com". But in general I think it's a good idea to use a container- (or browser-) per-country.

I'm not sure I entirely blame the digicorps on this one. Compliance with local law is difficult enough in isolation; these "dual digital citizen" cases are probably really complex. In fact, I'm surprised Spotify works seemlessly; it's probably an oversight by the music publishers.

This is all a corrallary, BTW, to the general truth that the only way to make money with digital goods is by creating artificial scarcity.

1 - https://wise.com/invite/u/joshuar301 - full disclosure, happy customer and this will generate 60 euros (under some circumstances) for me if you sign up.
This is hardly sadism. If you can buy alcohol with food coupons you are not bettering disenfranchised people’s lives.
Nix-netboot-serve: Make any NixOS system netbootable with 30s cycle times
why do you assume a deflation will cause job loss, in particular for the poster? Maybe they have a deflation-proof job (most jobs that aren't a result of malivestment). Deflation is not a magic wand where "boom, it happens, and people lose their job". Just as, much as the central bank might wish it to be, inflation is not a magic wand where "boom it happens, and jobs are created" (hence the word "stagflation").
Appropriate to see this and the new Framework announcement on the front page at the same time. Here's hoping Framework is positioned to take advantage of what seems like the whole industry lighting themselves on fire wrt respeting their users.
Show HN: Collie, the multi-cloud management CLI for Azure, AWS and GCP
Classical Futurism: Why Antiquity Is the Way Forward
"Money also has diminishing marginal utility, so as you accumulate more of it, at some point it has less use."

This thread is in response to this, to point out that the use of money is not the same as the marginal utility. Its mot like having a bunch of money makes it less useful or have fewer uses.
>I have nothing against hobbies but it's even better if your hobby has something to show for it.

For you, sure. For many others, it's just about doing something you like doing just because you like doing it. DJ'ing is my hobby, has been for 15+ years. I regularly spin sets a couple of times a week for at least 2, often up to 4 hours at one time, just for myself. I love doing it and feel so content and happy inside when I'm done. I feel even better during it, when everything clicks and I hit a really nice groove.

I have no need to share it with the world, have other people listen to it, or use my hobby to get gigs and make money with it. My sets are ephemeral, my own happy place, and always will be. I'm sure this is the case for many other people and their own hobbies.

Why can't people just enjoy doing a hobby simply because they like doing it? Why does there often need to be pressure from somewhere to do something more with a hobby?
For the people that can't prove they were born, how does a new ID card make it worse? It seems like it would make it better since the new system wouldn't be tied to birth ancient birth certificates or SS #s
Mercedes-Benz | Embedded Software Engineers and DevOps | ONSITE, HYBRID (Stuttgart area, Germany) | career.daimler.com

In the so called MB.OS initiative, Mercedes-Benz is applying state-of-the-art software paradigms to the automotive world. In total the company looks for over one thousand software engineers and neighboring professions, from data and cloud to low-level embedded software and hardware engineering.

In my area, we are looking for enthusiastic embedded software engineers and automation engineers with a strong willingness to not just brute-force the next products, but provide sustainable and clever solutions. Ping me if you need more info!

https://jobs.daimler.com/job/300511/embedded-integration-eng...

https://jobs.daimler.com/Stellenanzeige/DE_294156/mbos-ci-cd...
It's an especially interesting statistic because GDP is calculated as money velocity times supply. Meaning, each time a unit of currency changes hands in any purchase, it counts towards GDP.

That means Apple, one entity, receives (not including spending) as much money as every single transaction that occurred in the entire country of the Czech Republic in a given year. Any people say Apple is overvalued...
For router hardware look at the PC Engines APU2. Sadly they appear to be out of stock until 2022, but they are great low power devices. I ran OpenWrt on mine in the past and currently running Fedora. Can do about 1Gpbs and cost around $200 built.

For managed switches, look at the Aruba Instant-On 1930 series. I've just ordered two of these so I don't have any first hand experience, but the feedback online is generally positive. Do note, these switches can only be managed from HTTPS, but the interface seems clean. From my research the cheaper Tplink and Netgear don't have an isolated management interface, meaning it can be accessed from all vlans. This was a deal breaker for me. I also considered the HP Officeconnect 1820 series switches, but they've been out for a while and I worried their EOL may be coming up shortly.

For Access Points, look at the Aruba Instant-On AP 22. The biggest down fall is the access point uses a cloud controller, requiring an internet connection to manage the device. There is no local management. This is the same exact hardware as the Aruba AP-505 which runs for ~$400. Given Aruba makes solid wireless hardware, the advanced features compared to other units in this price range, and the lower price point, I'm willing to give up local management control. After all, I don't modify my AP that often. My Ubiquity access point has crashed multiple times, the most recent crash appeared to be memory leak. Maybe I'm just unlucky, but this aligns to numerous complaints about firmware quality.
Apologies, I should've really just said that he had a vested interest in it.

Either way, the people that came to the presentation didn't come to hear about the product he was promoting - we wanted, at least I wanted, to hear the ideas in his book. Instead we got the old switcheroo.
RE: IBM was the FAANG in the 70s and 80s
Paragraph 4: “Slowly, slowly, slowly, the terminology of ‘junk DNA’ [has] started to die,”

Rest of the article: continues to use the term "Junk DNA".
There's also variation from person to person and season to season in flu vaccine side effects, but the covid vaccine seems to be giving the two-day knockout a little more often. Maybe in 2025 we'll start getting specific figures. There does not seem to be a lot of desire to carefully quantify non life-threatening side effects, which is kind of understandable given the limited resources of regulatory agencies and the incentives of pharmaceuticals, but I would like to live in a scientific world where that kind of data was always collected, if for no other reason than that it would remove the element of trusting the system to act reasonably from medical decisionmaking.
DefenseStorm | Seattle, WA | DevOps Engineer/SRE, Full Stack Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE or ONSITE https://www.defensestorm.com
DefenseStorm is a cybersecurity startup that helps banks and other financial institutions manage the deluge of security data that they produce. We take all of the security critical information and then alert on what's important, generate reports, show cool dashboards, and simplify demonstrating compliance to their regulators and auditors.

I got my job here through an HN Who's Hiring post 5 years ago, and I love working here. Strong engineering culture - weekly hour 'topic sync' to share knowledge, minimal meetings, flexible hours/wfh, happy customers that give good feedback, and interesting problems to solve. Our engineering team has been fully remote for COVID and we are conducting interviews remotely, but we are just now starting to open up the office for those who are vaccinated and wish to come in.

For Full stack engineers, we use Angular, Typescript, Java 11, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, and we're built on AWS. Our interview loop is one or two ~1-hour phone screenings, followed by a ~4 hours video call - and we've designed it to approximate realistic day-to-day coding and code review (no algorithm riddles).

Email gary [at] defensestorm [dot] com to apply.
Viewing tagged notes has been in OneNote since 2010, not sure what you mean. ToDos are a built-in tag type, but you can also create arbitrary other ones and filter based off of those.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/search-for-tagged...
If I were in your shoes, the main thing I'd look into is not hospitalized/death, but "long covid".

Huge quality of life impact, way less understood. Estimates range from 6%-20%+ of people who get covid are still having symptoms 2 months or longer post infection. People who have symptoms two months after infection usually still are having side-effects one year later. Neurological, blood or organ impacts, but all very different and still not well understood.

So I both don't want to seem like I'm hyping it up either because again a lot is unknown it might not be a serious issue / concern.

The main point I'd say is if you're going to make a judgement based on risk make sure you're evaluating the situation completely. And for anyone looking at covid risks, they shouldn't be focused on solely death, but understand long covid as well. Current speculative thinking essentially believes it parallels either triggering auto-immune type issues, or dormant/re-emergent viruses (like chicken pox / shingles type of behavior).

A not very good article on it, but don't have time to find a better one:

https://amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/619941/
Today banks don't store anyone's money, they store a virtual database, ideally replicated a few times. For a bank, storing a trillion isn't any different than storing a million. There's a tiny per-account expense because it's a, well, a separate entry in the database.
I'm the only person I know that had an adverse reaction to my 2nd dose (Moderna). About 2 weeks after the shot I had 2 weeks of 1-2 degree daily fevers and fatigue with no other symptoms. My docs made me take 2 separate covid tests across that time - both were negative. During the end of the fevers I developed tinnitus in one ear.

I'm under the strong impression right now that the tinnitus will never go away. Thankfully mine is not a tone but a constant humming, like a dishwasher or refrigerator.

But yeah, something weird can occasionally occur with a very small % of the population either from the disease or the protection.

That being said one of my colleagues at work - fully vaxxed - was infected by an un-vaxxed family member at a family reunion. He passed it onto another fully vaxxed work colleague. Both were sick for about two weeks and one lost his taste of smell. That was months ago. He says it has returned but only by about 50%.
SEEKING WORK - Remote, based in Germany, generalist programmer

I'm transitioning from my full time programming job to a freelance setup over the next few months, so initially I can take small projects only.

Things I can do:

- game development
(I would love to help out with weird custom engines and games)
- server-side code
- scientific applications
- core languages: C, C++, PHP, Javascript, some C# and Lua
- performance optimization
- working in custom codebases
- researching solutions

My daily rate is 512€, my availability is currently 1-2 days a week.

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