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Cohart | Senior Developers - Front End (React Native) and Back End (Serverless - AWS) | Remote | https://cohart.co/

Cohart is a mobile platform leveraging technology to connect the creative community of the future. We enable creators, collectors, and curators to build relationships and find or share their creative identity, on a verticalized social platform for art and creative discovery. Our beta is live, and we are currently onboarding a global selection of early adopters. Next spring, we will launch our token to gamify the platform and transition towards a web 3.0 community.

A bit more about us – we are a female-founded team from the art world, capitalizing on an opportunity to disrupt it. Our team is fully distributed across Asia, the US, and Europe. Each teammate is curious, experimental, and keen to build products that people care about. Collectively, we are wildly passionate about empowering creators and those very curious about art, and believe in making art and creativity accessible for all.

You will:

- Have 5-10+ years of experience in your field

- Be super fluent in your language of choice

- Deeply understand the benefits of automated testing and deployment

- Know how to write well-documented clean code

- Be very comfortable working in remote teams

In return:

- You will be a key team player early in the Cohart journey

- Get to input and decide important architecture decisions for the platform

- Either lead teams now or in the future

- Have so much fun with a young, artistic, diverse group from around the world

– + lots more

Current Technologies: React Native, Typescript, Python, AWS, Video Streaming.

Hiring process: you will meet a few members of our team, and we will have informal conversations to evaluate the cultural fit and your tech background/experience as it relates to the needs of the team. We will start with a trial period, so we can both get a feel for working with one another, before jumping all the way in.

* Apply by sending your resume and cover letter to hello@cohart.co
> christian terms such as "satanist"

in Croatia at least, they use the term "communist" or "child of a yugoslav officer" to slander atheists or secularists.
There is still Fiddler Classic though.
Ah makes total sense. Thank you very much for your comment.
What Is Server-Driven UI?
I love the first chapter of Snow Crash, it brilliantly establishes the world, the tone and (the) Protagonist. There’s a breathless pacing that makes it incredibly fun to read aloud. The rest I can do without.
By "you", you mean user qsort, right?
You can using one of the nitter instances:

https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances
> GCC can be faster in some cases

How?

The Rust compiler frontend already can use GCC as a backend.

This project - GCC rs - is a different frontend, which also happens to use GCC as a backend.

The number of targets and performance that both can have is the same.

So the argument "GCC can be faster than GCC" is illogical. You are talking about the same thing.
If you have chest pains, the sensible thing to do is seeing a doctor, not autoadministering drugs. The same goes for mental issues, you see a therapist before improvising any treatment.
NK Labs | https://www.nklabs.com/careers | Full-time | ONSITE | Cambridge, MA

EE, Firmware, FPGA

We are hiring electrical engineers and embedded software / FPGA engineers. We are mostly ONSITE, but nearby remote may be possible.

NK Labs is a product development engineering firm in Cambridge, MA. As product design consultants, we bring our clients' ideas to life and solve their toughest technical challenges. Our team of electrical, mechanical, and software engineers have a diverse range of skills and experiences across many technical fields, including consumer electronics, scientific instrumentation, aircraft subsystems, and robotics.
Location: NYC

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Javascript/Typescript, Go, Node.js, React/Redux, PostgreSQL, etc

Résumé/CV: https://dwayne.xyz/resume

Email: contact@dwayne.xyz

I’m a web and app developer with over 15 years of professional experience. I’ve worked at startups, mid-sized companies, and large corporations including Apple, eBay, and the Comcast Silicon Valley Innovation Center. I specialize in full-stack web development (I prefer longer term backend/database/API feature development), and I’m experienced in iOS development, server administration, database design, and more.
TRM Labs | Multiple Roles: Frontend, Backend, Data Science | Full-time | REMOTE

TRM Labs is a blockchain intelligence company with a mission to build trust in digital assets by preventing crypto-based fraud and financial crime. Backed by Bessemer, YC, Initialized, and PayPal, we just announced a $14M Series A. We are hiring across ML engineering, data science, front-end, back-end, and sales.

We currently operate fully remotely from locations around the world. We had a San Francisco office pre-pandemic; we will likely return to a flexible model and add additional regional hubs. Find out more about our culture and open roles here: https://trmlabs.com/careers

Several open positions aren't yet listed on the site, so feel free to reach out to me directly to chat! I'm hiring for a few different Data Science roles on my team.

Email: dan@trmlabs.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reardondaniel/
Chuckle, do you either work in a bank or government? Scared of losing job? Understandable. You have to be computer illiterate to not know how to keep your keys safe. We'll get there. While you are ok with funny money. Just a matter of time.
Oh it got downvoted. So it seems that for some, is perfectly fine to promote the desire that more people not be richer. Would that be envy or evil?
Elastic | Full-Time | REMOTE, Global | https://elastic.co

To better understand our community, the UX team is looking to hire our first, lead UX Researcher. This is a terrific opportunity for an experienced self-starter to recruit and build out a UX research team in their image. We are a fully distributed and flourishing company with open-source roots and are capable of hiring in many regions.

As UX Research, Team Lead you will...

* Implement methods of qualitative and quantitative UX research at scale

* Be embraced by and enrich many teams across the org

* Have the support of a vibrant UX team

* Be well compensated in a position of influence

A good fit if you have...

* Implemented UX research practices at scale

* Experience leading and building research teams

* Learned deeply the art of SaaS growth

We are also hiring a Principal Technical Writer within our Enterprise Search team. If you want to write about products developers love, this is a fun opportunity.

If you are interested in either role, please reach to me with a resume and let's talk.

kellen+hn[at]elastic.co

Read more: https://www.elastic.co/about/careers/
Well yeah, sure, but Docker for Mac/Windows installs the VM, sets up host-guest file shares, papers over networking and VPN stuff, etc.

I was going to say that installing Podman on macOS/Windows leaves the VM as an exercise to the user, but per another comment, there's podman-machine[1], a new-ish built in to setup a VM. However, it's apparently already deprecated (?) and recommends simply 'Vagrant' as an alternative, so seemingly setting up the VM is back to being a user exercise for Podman?

[1]: https://github.com/boot2podman/machine
I have a friend who has worked at a few companies at what I thought were pretty average jobs. I asked him how he liked the jobs ... his response "the money is green". His priorities were bank 1st everything else second. He had no qualms about it ... I admire him for that.
Location: Taylor Mill, Kentucky
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: React, Javascript, Node, GraphQL, Gitlab, Webpack
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BNkXxb8sJNE48I-28gm7P65nDi9...
Email: <stolen by scammers>

I have been working at Siemens PLM Software for 7 years now, and I am looking for somewhere that I can have a bit more of an impact. My recent experience is mostly on the front end, but have done a bit of everything - CI/CD with Gitlab, GraphQL microservices, JS build systems, even old C++ server code occasionally. I have primarily worked with JavaScript professionally, but I enjoy trying out different languages (C#, Lua, Idris, Clojure) in my free time.
Hello! Your profile aligns really well with a Senior Data Engineer position I have open. Can you share your contact information if you're interested?

The role is here: https://courted.breezy.hr/p/8fe5f20cfb72-senior-data-enginee...
Hiro (YC14) | Developer tools - Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE USA | Full-time https://www.hiro.so/careers
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We make developer tools so that developers can build apps and smart contracts on Bitcoin.

I promise the work is technically interesting and challenging and you will work with kind, thoughtful coworkers who assume good intentions and do not bring their ego into the workplace.

Our stack is JavaScript/React and Rust/NodeJS.

For reference:

We're legit as the 1st project cleared by SEC for regulated token offering https://www.wsj.com/articles/sec-clears-blockstack-to-hold-f... :

This is your potential colleague:
The Hiro Developer Experience https://www.hiro.so/blog/the-hiros-journey-with-matt-little

If you want to geek out over our tech:
Proof of Transfer Mining with Bitcoin Whitepaper https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY_eUrIcWOY
Read the full paper: https://community.blockstack.org/pox
Discuss PoX with the Blockstack community: https://discord.com/invite/ygRTYVe
(Motivation: Technical Challenge)

Let me know if you want to chat! I’m at Tn at hiro dot so
Unfortunately not. Buying used Apple products benefits Apple indirectly by helping sustain resell value, which affects consumers willingness to part with more money for new products... I'd merely be indirectly funding Apple.

Perhaps it's over principled, I know I'm an insignificant spec in the market. However I cannot tolerate the idea of them obtaining monetary support from me - because then i'd be complicit in their immoral behaviour.

What would be wonderful is if the M1 was an effort independent of Apple. But the capitalist world is moving in a direction of more merging and vertical integration which makes it difficult to vote with your money when it gets redistributed into one enormous corporation... so the only remaining option is to not vote.
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Because if you put it in a sock, you risk it getting stolen or lost in a fire. And it's more of a hassle to pay with it. So the negative interest rate might be worth the safety and convenience of your bank account.

As for the reason: it currently costs the bank money to have your money (ECB interest rate on overnight loans is negative), in addition to the costs of operating the bank itself.
QUOBYTE Engineering | Berlin, Germany | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.quobyte.com/

At Quobyte, we are working on the Data Center File System (DCFS), a highly scalable and fault-tolerant software storage system built around a parallel file system core. Customers use Quobyte DCFS for ML and HPC clusters in industry and academia, k8s and OpenStack infrastructures, streaming, web mail, post production, origin and CGI clusters, and as a scalable backend for SaaS products. There are Quobyte DCFS clusters which span thousands of machines and crunch 100s of GB/s!

Under the hood, DCFS is a full-stack storage system, written in Java and C++. The engineering work covers everything from kernel development over our own replicated database system design to distributed algorithms (Paxos!) and performance. In short: lots of real-world challenging and fun problems! We work as a highly efficient engineering team, and do mandatory code reviews, lots of unit and integration testing,

Engineering:

* Software Engineer / Distributed Database - Berlin, Germany

* Software Engineer / File System Metadata - Berlin, Germany

* Software Engineer / IO Path / C++ - Berlin, Germany

* QA / Test Engineer - Berlin, Germany

For detailed job descriptions please and application process, please visit https://www.quobyte.com/company/eng-careers.
Zillow | Software Engineer, All Levels | Remote USA, Hybrid Seattle, San Francisco, New York | Full Time| https://www.zillow.com

Zillow Group, the largest portfolio of real estate brands on mobile and the web, is building a safe, on-demand real estate experience. Whether selling, buying, renting or financing, customers can turn to Zillow's businesses to find and get into their next home with speed, certainty and ease.

As a Software Engineer, working on the Developer Experience Team, you will be a technical leader driving the architecture and implementation of the next generation of developer tools and platforms that enable developers across Zillow Group to quickly build and maintain products.

[1] Principal Software Engineer, Platform Engineering: https://bit.ly/38wFmBs

[2] Principal Software Engineer, Delivery Engineering: https://bit.ly/3Bs7QZq

[3] Senior Software Engineer, Platform Engineering: https://bit.ly/3Bs7QZq

[4] Senior Software Engineer, Observability: https://bit.ly/2WKwtSc

To apply for other positions, visit https://www.zillow.com/careers/
Taking this even further, I wish I could just give out some randomish 64 character string for an address, and that the USPS could translate that string into a physical address for delivery. Then, when I move, I just notify the post office, and they update my entry in the look-up table. If I'm going to be without a physical address, no problem, they can make the look-up table point to a PO box or something.

There is no good reason that I should need to give someone literal directions to my physical house, just so they can send a letter to me. Only the post office (and other delivery companies) need to know the physical address to send their trucks to.
Numerai | Web Developer | San Francisco | Remote/On-site with WFH days | Full Time | https://numer.ai

Numerai is a new kind of hedge fund powered by thousands of competing data scientists from around the world, all working to predict the stock market.
We are hiring a web developer / front-end engineer to lead the development of the website that our participants use weekly to download data, upload predictions and stake cryptocurrency. JavaScript (Vue), HTML, CSS.

Job details: https://angel.co/company/numerai/jobs/1257894-web-developer

Reach out via the job posting or to me, Jonathan: jonathan [at] numer [dot] ai
I very much identify with the psychomotor retardation and sleep changes.

I grind my teeth all night and wake up feeling exhausted.

I’ve tried a SSRI and an SNRI and neither did anything for me.
The idea of allowing any kind of inbound connection into a secured network (other than to/via its DMZs) is anathema.

I don't even disagree with the logic, but the BigCorp Infosec Team heavy-handed approach to working with developers invites the developers to produce creative circumventions.
Moda Operandi | Senior Backend Engineer, Lead Devops Engineer | REMOTE | Full time

Moda Operandi is a ten year old fashion retailer based in NYC. We're hiring a an experienced backend engineer, and a devops tech lead/team manager to work on the modernization of our tech stack.

We're building a platform using Scala, Node, Terraform, Kubernetes, AWS, code generation, and a lot more. Come join us!

Backend Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/modaoperandi/jobs/5498793002

Lead Devops: https://boards.greenhouse.io/modaoperandi/jobs/5441933002
Singapore has entered the chat with the lowest birth rate in developed nations despite massive leverage of cheap foreign labor.
> I find the idea that everyone needs an address is outdated and harmful at least to some groups

Yeah, it is in fact very harmful to homeless, refugees, and even common immigrants ("expats"), among other groups. In some countries, you need a registered or confirmed address for things like opening a bank account, getting a prepaid phone, or even getting a job. Not having those things also prevents you from getting a home, so it's a vicious circle.
Location: Washington D.C.

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: RoR, Express, React, Arduino, PCB Design, Manufacturing Traceability, Mechanical Engineering, sysadmin, Atlassian

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-wilson-4a461a8b/

email: elldoubleyew at gmail dot com

Experience working on site in manufacturing facilities in China. Developed complex ERP systems from scratch, some EE/low level experience as well.

Bachelors in Comp. Sci. + Chinese Language from Clemson University. Bilingual in English/Mandarin. Conversational Japanese.

Would like another manufacturing-adjacent role but open to exclusive software development, currently employed in the gov space with security clearance.
Cults are wrong most of the time, ask any cults or mob mentality. Oh wait they can't cause they don't think for themselves. Ok. Btw I don't really give a shit what others think of me, you are mistaken to think otherwise, if they have no value in my life.

I only have a problem when someone tries to propose blanket ban/control of anybody. Yes, because this country has too many rules and a shit-show for doing business. Not that the cult-like mentality of the general public is helping.
This doesn't strike me as particularly secure, private, or overengineered considering his position and level of access.
In the early days of IRC, around 1991, there was this bot that was ... possibly the most brilliant Turing test dodge I had ever seen. It would respond with keywords, but only in the most argumentative, liable-to-set people off, divisive manner possible. The arguments, I figured through probing, were pre-programmed, it wasn't coming up with them on the fly.

You see, people didn't figure out that it was AI because they were too angry. It passed the Turing Test not because it could think, but because it made ordinary people stop thinking. Just as clever as we are if we're both dolts.
25 Years Ago: When Macarena Ruled the World
Saying that they’re backed by cash reserves is misleading. Yes, they do hold some cash to back the value of the coin, but that’s less than half of the total backing.

CDs and treasuries and commercial paper are pretty solid stuff - but they definitely aren’t cash.
> I wish more scifi books were short and quick/easy to read.

I echo this. I'm currently slogging my way through Blue Mars, the third weighty tome of Kim Stanley Robinsons Mars Trilogy...
> But the plane is taking that trip with or without you.

Really? You think airlines will fly half-empty planes long term?
Go freelance. Then you just look at how much money you're making and your title matters not.
Expectations about what happens in the future drive behaviour in the present.

Or more concrete: without something like FDIC banks have some incentive to arrange they balance sheet in such a way that it's (a) safe, and (b) simple and transparent enough to convince customers that it's safe. Customers have an incentive to look for banks that are simple and safe.

(Customers don't have to do the balance sheet analysis themselves. They can rely on third parties.)

With something like FDIC, customers don't care how risky their bank is. In fact, more risk is better if that ever so slightly raises the returns available.

(FDIC charges insurance premiums, but they are not properly risk adjusted.)
Not sure why the above comment by @emptysongglass is being downvoted. This is what we should be striving for.
Yes, that is okay. There is little you could say on this that would be convincing given the every action of Microsoft, Google, and ranks of proven, competent developers who are building so-called low-level systems that power the world. I concur that it would be a "waste of time".
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Remote: Please
Willing to relocate: Unlikely but possible
Technologies: I can write code, more so a question of what needs to be done.
Experience with Python, R, Swift mostly and a smattering of vendor products (StreamSets, etc.)
Resume: Upon Request
Email: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erictmay/ (please DM or new connection request)

I'm looking for a role as a product analyst at a startup or small company (or at least that environment at a larger company). At this point I barely care about salary (within reason), just looking for a good opportunity. I like to write code, analyze data, think about things, and jump in on and just start making progress on things. I'm easy-going, opinionated but converge on the decision, happy to mentor others, and I genuinely just enjoy doing things and living life.

Some current projects outside of work where I write code and do some scrum master/project management work too:

* Doing market research (surveys and interviews) for a startup idea I have and have started building out an iOS application for based on this research.

* I started a 501(c)3 that has been a great vehicle for helping students. Launched a hackathon pre-pandemic and raised $7k (did some cold calling and leveraged existing relationships).

* Launched my own newsletter and grew that to about 83 subscribers but I've moved on to doing some other things instead.
Ro (https://ro.co) | Software Engineer (Frontend, Backend. Mobile) | NYC, (some) SF and REMOTE (Worldwide) | VISA transfer | Full-Time

Corporate blurb: Ro is the healthcare technology company building a patient-centric healthcare system. Ro’s vertically integrated primary care platform powers a personalized, end-to-end healthcare experience from diagnosis, to delivery of medication, to ongoing care. With a nationwide provider network, in-home care API, and proprietary pharmacy distribution centers, Ro seamlessly connects telehealth, diagnostics, and pharmacy services to provide high-quality, affordable healthcare without the need for insurance.

People to people chat: The company has found PMF, is doing amazing and has now raised a huge amount of money and is now refactoring/building/scaling kinda everything?

We’re hiring Eng. Managers, Backend, Frontend, Full Stack, Data Scientists, Data Infrastructure, Product Design, Product Managers

Official jobs board: https://bit.ly/3jAKbQm

But if you have questions feel free to reach out to me at benjamin.hall@ro.co
Sorry, just skipped the "marginal", but my point stands: the marginal utility does not need to drop. I could enjoy my 10th car just as much as my 9th... or even more (and I have taken some economics courses). Similarly, going from $1B to $2B might more than double my total utility, nothing is stopping that from happing a priori

Edit: granted, there are a lot of observable situations that do indeed show diminishing marginal utility, but I think the concept is often too much taken at face value when actual data or analysis is scarce and the marginal utility might behave in a more complex way
Are my favorite modules ready for D9?
Patents at fault for cut off fingers