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Tise | Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen | Node.js, Android | Onsite | Full time

Tise is a social marketplace in the Nordics. We have operations in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland with the aim to make it easy, fun and inspiring to buy and sell second hand. Tise has over 500.000 monthly active users, who each contribute to making the world a little more sustainable.

The engineering team consists of 14 people in 4 countries. The majority work at our headquarters in Oslo, but we also have satelite offices in Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Helsinki. We are hiring FTEs at all locations.

We're offering

- Work with a highly dedicated team of developers, designers, and product managers
- A healthy work-life balance. We work for ourselves and our users, not corporate clients.
- Working with one of Norway's most used apps, and one of the fastest growing in the Nordics
- Ownership through stock options
- A possibility to help on the way to a more sustainable planet through engaging young people everywhere in buying second hand

Read more on https://tise.com/careers, or at one of the listings below:

- Tech Lead Android: https://tise.com/job/aJXx2AaBL
- Senior Android developer: https://tise.com/job/YDgG1AVMa
- Backend developer: https://tise.com/job/0KORE31oN

Just want to hear more about Tise and how we work? You can reach me at thomas@tise.com, or grab a digital coffee with one of our tech leads at https://grabacoffee.io/tise/
> It feels wrong to buy a Linux laptop from the company that makes Github?

that bought Github, and don't worry, Github is going to morph into yet another Microsoft entity in the next 5 years and everybody will move somewhere else...
Lenovo refused to repair a laptop of my wife that had a broken display (always stayed black), because the USB port was also broken. The plastic guide was pulled out by an USB device, actually another manufacturing defect. That laptop was ~6 month old. The otherwise pristine laptop was mistreated they claimed, a pure lie.

That enterprise is evil and deserves no single cent. They sell cheap junk with adware/spyware and a fake warranty.
Interesting, do you have an example how this would look like?
> I have money to spend on computers but I still use a 10 years old laptop running windows and Linux (both supported)

For Windows that will stop in 2025(EOS for Windows 10 and Windows 11 has requirements that basically require <3-4 year old machine)
> Civilization advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform without thinking about them.

I can't help but read this as "automation".

I think there is an interesting philosophical overlap between automation and intelligence. Perhaps some virtuous cycle exists between these things. Like, consciousness is probably only feasible because so much of what happens in our biology occurs without actual intent. If you had to actively process the dilation of your blood vessels or digestion of food, there wouldn't be much room left over for other higher functions.

You see this in tech too. For instance, build automation makes it feasible to then go and do certain things that otherwise would have seemed too complex or costly if someone was baking software by hand.
I imagine stainless steel particles are in a lot of things. I, like many others, use stainless steel silverware, cutlery, pots/pans, sinks/faucets, etc..

If stainless steel is worrisome, then I feel like one or two injections is probably the least of concerns at this point. Then again, I'm just an ignorant person with a keyboard and internet access, so what do I know?
I see those as inconvenient MFA. Can you explain why you consider it hostile?
Hypoalgesic Effect of Swearing
Moderna Therapeutics | Cambridge, MA, USA | ONSITE | https://modernatx.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/M_tx

Moderna’s Data, AI and Informatics team is hiring! If you’re interested in building systems to accelerate our efforts in bringing more mRNA therapies to the world, we’re excited to see what you could bring to the table!

We have multiple roles open:
- Software Engineering (Angular/Node)
- Data Science/AI (Python, Areas: Commercial/Medical Affairs, Chemistry, and Biological sequence-function modeling)

If you’d like to learn more, please check out the posted job descriptions and/or contact @giessel and/or @ericmjl on Twitter.
Can you provide any citation supporting this claim?

Are there longitudinal studies proving that these particles do not pose a health risk?
You’re absolutely right, though none of these transfer labels by default (neither does the example Prometheus config in the prometheus repo). Prometheus, including Prometheus operator require you to allow-list them. (I should have mentioned that I maintain the Prometheus Kubernetes SD, and am the original creator of kube-state-metrics, prometheus-operator and kube-prometheus)
Lol that's messed up. "Here's your SSN, it is to identify you. Oh and here's another number that we will use to identify you, this one is more important, don't lose it."
A 'coiner'? As opposed to a 'no-coiner'? Reeks of bitterness. We don't need needlessly divisive language in a good-faith discussion.
Unfortunately criminal/fraudulent/unsocial activity also occurs almost exclusively in certain neighborhoods. You might not be doing such things, but no one can tell if you're not one of those people.
> After you build up enough deposits, start making loans to make money.

Downturn hits. Depositors want to withdraw more money than you've kept around. You start trying to delay withdrawals long enough to satisfy them with the upcoming loan payments. Some of those payments start to be late. More people start demanding that you give them all their deposits back. Eventually get arrested, tried and jailed for running an unregulated, uninsured wildcat bank.
This is exactly how simple I want deploy configuration to be. All that's needed is the URL of the entry point. Then slightly fancier is the ability to specify a Github URL which auto-updates on pushes. All previous production deployments and even pre-production branches are accessible simultaneously from their own subdomains.
Ask HN: What do you use GPG for?
Let's say you bought one of those expensive Yubikeys; the U2F stuff works well enough, and you're wondering if there's anything useful to use GPG for.

Deriving SSH keys, or working with locally encrypted secrets (via [sops](https://github.com/mozilla/sops) for instance) could maybe be something. What use cases do you have where you find GPG useful?
If you're building a application on top of PostgreSQL and GraphQL then there's no Rust equivalent to PostGraphile, which is a JS/TS lib.

If you're building on top of GCP services, there are official JS/TS libs but no official Rust libs.

If you're doing data science then the ecosystem of Python libraries (another interpreted language) will get you up and running much faster than Rust.

So yes, there are plenty of cases where using an interpreted language will be much more productive than limiting yourself to Rust.
Velo3D | Campbell, CA | US Based | Velo3D.com | Onsite, Fulltime

Velo3D is a mature startup creating a future of manufacturing where previously impossible components are now a reality. We are working towards allowing customers to reliably print any geometry they require in a variety of metals. Doing so requires solving hard geometric, computational and visualization challenges. Our products are 3D printers as well as made-to-order parts printed in-house.

Software Engineer: A more focused C++ engineering role.
- Knowledge of modern C++ (11,14,17) is a bonus.
- Familiarity with computational geometry concepts.
- Understanding of QT, VTK, QML, or Python is a plus.
- Knowledge of multithreading and image processing is a plus.
- 3+ years of programming experience.
- BS or above in CS/Engineering.

Assure Python Backend Developer:
- Strong proficiency in python3 language (specially for designing multi-threaded applications and CLIs).
- Proficiency writing SQL. Experience designing web server back ends, RESTful JSON APIs, and writing/understanding code written in javascript or C++.
-2+ years of experience building production-level micro services and back end services (from design to final product).

Senior Mechanical Engineer:
- 5+ years of experience in Mechanical Systems Design and Development.
- 5+ years of CAD experience (Solidworks).
- 5 years’ experience designing manufacturing systems for semiconductor, machining, automation, materials processing, or other related industrial capital equipment applications (Additive Manufacturing, Semiconductor, Solar, Robotics, CNC, or Biomedical Manufacturing Equipment Design Engineering experience)

Please send your resume to:
gina.nguyen@velo3d.com
One great way to monitor how currencies are really doing is by comparing them to real estate, there isn't much that you can hide there. In NL houses increased between 10 to 20% in value (depending on where in the country you look) over the last year alone. That's almost the same as saying the Euro has devalued to the same degree, but of course when you track the official inflation numbers they come out all roses and sunshine.
For that pain:

* find an excellent osteopath capable in functional assessment and correction - efficiency levels in the functioning of the body, correction of dysfunctions (not the structure but the systems). Some people have seen the end of decades of severe fibromialgya and unexplained chronic pain through this. Warning: the title of osteopath covers all kind of profiles and capabilities, so finding a capable one may be very difficult.

* also, have your diet checked by a professional, for bad eating habits that may impede wellbeing. If the intake is harmful, you will feel it, of course (yet many make severe mistakes on the basic first step of nutrition).
React Inbox and React Toast Components for Notifications That Don’t Suck
Obligatory link to Gemini which needs to be posted in every HN thread where people complain about the complexity of the web:

https://gemini.circumlunar.space/
Reddit hardly cares about improving the world as much as it's own bottom line.

The boycotts by several popular subreddits were hurting them, and that is all. — r/legaladvice is a known hotbed of misinformation of potentially drastic consequences that is allowed to stay, as that misinformation does not run enough across political tribalist lines to make people care.
Chains are a weak point on my e-bike, I only get about 1250 miles out of each one.
My mom had a bad case of COVID (13 days in the ICU). It affected her hearing. She said the hearing in her left ear would just cut out almost completely, and then later come back but not as strong as before. She went for a hearing test and they verified she had some hearing loss. She also experienced a number of other side effects but she's thankfully mostly back to normal now. You may have dodged a bullet by getting the vaccine, but like you said there's really no way to know.
They made a design flaw (too short flex cable for monitor) on some laptops but only offered extended warranty fixes to the less expensive versions of that laptop.

Apple is not the champion you think it is.

Also they made their phone have random errors and slowness if you replaced the camera module with no error message so that you would blame the tech shop you got it repaired at for "breaking it".
Kaddy | Senior Frontend Engineer | Sydney, Australia | REMOTE (Australia/NZ) | Full-Time

Kaddy is a B2B marketplace for businesses in the alcoholic beverage and related sectors. The platform lets wholesale buyers discover new independent suppliers (breweries, wineries, distilleries, etc) and products, and connect, communicate, order and pay. Suppliers gain access to new customers, streamlined ordering, CRM tools, and guaranteed payment. We are experiencing rapid growth and are working with some of the most sought after beverages brands, hospitality operators, and liquor retailers in the country.

We're looking for an experienced frontend engineer with an eye for great design. Our tech stack is a React/Next (with some legacy Vue.js) frontend that’s mediated by GraphQL (Apollo) to a Go API backed by Postgres—all hosted on Heroku/Netlify.

You'll be working alongside our team of six experienced engineers in a tightly knit product group. We all take part in speccing stories and actively contribute to product discussions and decisions. We hold periodic retros to make sure our process makes sense. All work is peer reviewed. We release to production once a week.

We're a remote team but have a great office in Darlinghurst, Sydney. Including a well stocked bar fridge filled with beers from Australia's best craft breweries.

To apply, email Anthony at careers@kaddy.com.au
As someone who was in the Association of Shareware Professions and had a nice little (but hardly hugely successful) side shareware business--which was probably more than the vast majority had--there were some big success stories. PC-Write, PKZIP (though that's a sad story), maybe LIST, probably some games, probably PC-Talk...

But you probably get below day job engineering salaries even for the time fairly quickly.
Yes, you can run the latest Linux. Linux now has native M1 support.

Yes, Apple did finally fix the awful keyboards on its laptops from 2016-2020, and their keyboards are once again quite good. The trackpad is what it has always been: the best on any computer at any price.

I'm not aware that Apple offers any kind of on-site warranty service, so that's a no, but the flipside is that you are much less likely to need it than you are with PCs. (Please, spare me the endless downvotes for saying this. I support hundreds of PCs and hundreds of Macs, and have for a couple decades now. I'm not just making this shit up for my health.)
From experience, and as silly as it sounds, check for things like vitamin B12 deficiency.
There is almost always some way to do more work and get more accuracy (e.g. getting MRIs from 2 different places, having 2 groups analyze them, etc), but we don't generally do all these things because there are costs involved.

Conversely reducing costs is often valuable, even if accuracy degrades a bit, depending on how steep the trade off is
There's a few: https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aop...
Regarding point two, the videos are all linked from the paper and require no special access:

https://www.pnas.org/content/suppl/2021/08/26/2107289118.DCS...
A good friend of Bezos' (like his brother maybe) needs to pull him aside and tell him how pathetic and sad this tactic is making him look. He's ruining his reputation among people he needs to recruit, like engineers, who might not otherwise fall for the false Bezos-is-mustache-twirling-capitalist narrative.

Bezos actually seems to be a fairly good person with good motivations in general. But he's also extremely competitive and willing to hit below the belt like Bill Gates was famous for doing.

Elon Musk is doing the Steve Jobs thing, where he out-competes his rivals by creating better products. Bezos should switch over to this approach ASAP, for the good of himself and everyone else.
No clue if it's legit but there are NES cartidge replicas on alibaba:

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001027903131.html
I looked up the architect, Gert Wingårdh. Wikipedia reports his father owned the local cement factory.
What do you do? Looking to do the same.
Yup, used quite a lot for things like loadbalancer configuration (for instance): https://kubernetes-sigs.github.io/aws-load-balancer-controll...
Ask HN: AirPod Battery Life Disclosure
The batteries in my AirPods are starting to die after 15 months. Replacing all the batteries will cost more than the AirPods. Is it legal to sell goods with such a short lifespan without making this fact clear upfront?
Please observe the rules at the top of the thread. Also, could you please stop posting unsubstantive comments? You've been doing that a lot already, and it's not what this site is for.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28381605.
All that does is potentially reduce your overhead costs, not eliminate them. You will always have some costs associated with running your operation, and therefore could always be forced to have negative interest rates if stable investment returns plunge lower. And they can always go lower, even negative
This is one of the reasons why insurance premiums vary by zip code.
Well I ask because in my mind it is simple: individuals decide for themselves what is virtuous.

Of course as a side effect this is reflected in the market, as individuals engaging in things they find virtuous are reflected in the market.

If you don't trust people to make decisions for the community, why not just let them all make decisions for themselves and nobody else? That would solve that problem, no?
This suggests it might not be a sure thing:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33959318/
I think we're pretty much in agreement here. I'll add that I think the web could have been a _better_ document (and application!) platform had folks separated the usecases early on instead of the piecemeal development that we have going on now.
To quote Robert Bringhurst's The Elements of Typographic Stlye: "Anything from 45 to 75 characters is widely regarded as satisfactory length of line for a single-column page set in a serifed face in a text size. The 66-character line (counting both letters and spaces) is widely regarded as ideal."

Essentially, the theory is that longer lines are harder to read. A US Letter or A4-width page is just too wide for normal body text size according to most professional typographers. LaTeX provides typographically sound defaults.
It is key for desktop motherboards, at least AMD ones where they reuse the same socket over multiple CPU generations.

I bought a motherboard and a new AMD Zen 3 CPU together recently. The motherboard wouldn't POST because the BIOS was too old to and didn't have Zen 3 support.

The only way to get it to work was to flash a new BIOS using the out-of-band update tool that works with just the PSU and USB stick attached.

Without that you would need a spare CPU knocking about...
That's the same thing as negative interest rate, just by a different name. A flat-fee is effectively a negative interest rate that scales lower as balance is higher. Calling it a fee or a negative interest rate; that's all just marketing.
That's a misunderstanding. If you don't understand something, then it's much more difficult to remember and recall.

That mathematician is hardly doing this by rote.
Please observe the rules at the top of the thread.

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28384308.
Looks cool will try it out on the weekend. Interested in trying to get a microtonal sequencer/midi output and this is that.
Surely fringe groups (other platforms) have a smaller impact on society than groups that are part of the mainstream (Reddit)?
Plus | Senior & Staff Software Engineers | REMOTE (US & Canada only) | Full Time | https://plusdocs.com

At Plus, we're building an easier way to capture, see, and share information across different sources — without having to worry about APIs and integrations. We're looking for talented people of all backgrounds to join our fully remote team across US and Canada. We've raised a 5.5M seed round, led by Madrona, and are currently in an alpha release with a few dozen customers.

We're looking for senior and staff-level engineers to grow our engineering team. For the senior role, we're looking for a front-end focused engineer, who will help build out our web app and browser extension. The stack would be TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. For the staff role, we're looking for an architect to build and grow our "live snapshot" solution. This would involve a lot of work around browser automation, and secure credential management. Our current solution uses Node.js and Playwright.

You can view all of our positions on our careers page: https://www.plusdocs.com/careers and apply by sending an email to careers (at) plusdocs (dot) com.
Exercism: Get Good at Programming
This breaks the rules at the top of the thread. We're not in any position to adjudicate the fairness or unfairness of this sort of attack (it could be either or both) and a who-is-hiring thread is not the place for it anyhow.

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28384430.
I didn't think that ed25519 support was new. AFAIK, I've used an ed25519 key with GH for a few years now.
The centerpiece of Microsoft’s new expansion is 550 feet underground
Now, is there a comparable study on long haul covid patients? I know detecting novel macromolecules (like antibodies) is not a perfected science, but having such a method would be a great boon for autoimmune disease studies.
They mean more efficient for the developer not the machine.
right, golang seems quite 'fat' for many embedded use cases.
> And isn’t it nicer to pay engineers, rather than lawyers? :-)

100%. That’s why these threads shitting on Docker bug me.
I've been working on Kubernetes stuff for about 5 years now and I have never seen people "organize" their stuff with labels.

It sounds great in theory ("lemme query all my pods in staging", "lemme find secrets by the marketing team") but it's just not used for some reason. I think people like flat organization (e.g. "find deployment X") more than searching by labels.
The M1 is cheaper than previous Intel i7 Mac Minis. So I don't think it would have mattered if the CPU was slightly more expensive. People would have been willing to pay that price. It was just less riskier, and cheaper, for Apple to use the same chip on both laptops and Desktop PCs even though the CPU trade-offs and consumer expectations of both are different.
THT v0.7 – Redesigning PHP for better security and usability
The MNT Reform laptop has a mechanical keyboard.

https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt/reform
In the real world, we solve this issue with “protected classes”. Maybe we should have an internet equivalent?

(Inb4: yes, the philosophy and circumstances behind protected classes are different. However, it's relevant prior art.)