skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nevro | https://nevro.com/careers | REMOTE | Full-time

Nevro is focused on providing innovative products that improve the quality of life of patients suffering from debilitating chronic pain. Nevro has developed and commercialized the Senza spinal cord stimulation (SCS) system, an evidence-based, non-pharmacologic neuromodulation platform for the treatment of chronic pain. HF10 therapy has demonstrated the ability to reduce or eliminate opioids in ≥65% of patients across six peer-reviewed clinical studies. The Senza® System, Senza II™ System, and the Senza® Omnia™ System are the only SCS systems that deliver Nevro's proprietary HF10® therapy. Nevro is a publicly traded company with a strong product portfolio, both digital and hardware.

Senior SRE:

The opportunity:

- Define and decide how to migrate to a container orchestration platform

- Minimal on-call (US Business Hours 5am - 5pm PDT) with both team and offshore sharing the load.

Job Posting: https://careers-nevro.icims.com/jobs/3371/sr.-site-reliabili...

Senior Security Engineer

The opportunity:

- Define and design our cloud security posture management

- Have a say in how products are designed, securely

Job Posting: https://careers-nevro.icims.com/jobs/3370/senior-security-en...

Link to more opportunities in R&D: https://careers-nevro.icims.com/jobs/search?ss=1&searchCateg...
How is ESNI any worse than non-encrypted SNI in that regard? If plain SNI was sufficient, then there's no incentive to do anything new, and no difference. If you need to hide, then at least with ESNI, you can operate at all, even if behind one of a few providers (net positive).
I think CRDTs necessitate a robust permission system to be more than a toy.

If you want a decentralized CRDT, you'd probably end up re-inventing smart contracts (which is what I found myself doing once).
Prelim (YC S17) | Software Engineer, Product Designer, Account Executive | REMOTE USA | https://prelim.com | FULL TIME

Prelim is a better way for banks to onboard businesses and consumers. Prelim is whitelabeled for the bank as the bank's website. The bank's customers apply online for bank accounts, loans, etc and are able to go from end to end, with Prelim automating many of the back office activities the bank has to do.

We're a fully remote team (US only) and are still a very small team (under 10) that will be doubling our team size within the next few months.

Our tech stack is React, Node.js, Postgres.

Please apply via https://jobs.lever.co/prelim/
Can anyone explain to me what the implications of this achievement are? What properties does an electron crystal have? And what are its potential applications?
wouldn't opensea.io be considered a closed platform. Didn't one of their employees get in trouble for buying and hyping up NFT's to profit. I find the whole Web3 really deplorable.
> A potential worry is that such mutations will also increase in places where we don't want them

Can anyone speak to how the drug avoids this? I've tried reading the literature, such as the Nature link above, and have failed to see what makes the drug specific to the virus.
Lightmatter | https://lightmatter.com | Software Engineers, Designers, Project and Product Managers | Remote, ideally in USA but open to international | Full Time

Lightmatter is a team of designers, developers, and strategists who build software applications to help the world's most promising health companies improve the lives of their patients.

Founded in 2013, we're a company of 35 that's bootstrapped and profitable from day 1. We brand, design, and develop web and mobile applications for startups in health. We're hiring for a variety of positions. Checkout our openings at https://lightmatter.com/careers/. You can also read more about how we work on our Playbook at https://lightmatter.com/playbook/

We're eager to meet candidates with backgrounds in health-tech, wellness, HCIT, and of course experience with freelancing and consulting.

We're hiring for multiple positions across teams (engineer, design, product and project management), and also have a unique need to hire specifically one or two senior iOS engineers for a variety of upcoming engagements.

If you'd like to apply, please email your resume and portfolio / github handle to careers@lightmatter.com
Dolly.com | Senior Software Engineer, Platform Team | Remote in US or Canada | Full-time | https://dolly.com/hiring

Dolly helps people move stuff. Imagine you bought a big flat screen TV, but didn't have a vehicle to get it home. Download the Dolly app, push the button and one of our Helpers will arrive to pick it up for you. We operate in 40 cities across the US and we do everything from individual objects, like your new TV, all the way up to a three bedroom apartment.

We're a small team of less than 20 engineers, and are looking for a Senior Software Engineer for our Core Platform team. The team is working to build a public API for partners, and to decompose a Node monolith into an event-based microservices architecture written in Rust. We run entirely on AWS with k8.

This position and others are listed at https://dolly.com/hiring.
Haha. The banks ought to know better, but in fact due to software being hard to prove correct, we still get major disasters like the TSB migration failure. It caused real world problems like peoples house purchase deals falling through and money getting lost:

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/jun/06/timeline-of...

The thing, is there is seemingly no appetite to try to prove correctness of even single machines systems. Let alone distributed systems.
I wonder if ever there will be a time where this kind of proof is cheap enough to be acceptable to business.
>> Imagine you could take the sword and bring it into lots of video games. The properties of that sword having value in those games can only exist with digital scarcity.

It's still artificial scarcity. Unlike real swords, forging bits into magic swords requires no real work and requires no raw materials. I can make hundreds of similar digital magic swords with little effort, so there is no real scarcity.

>> Now say you want to sell merch, t-shirts with your sword printed on them. You can own the copyright to your item, so it's legal and protected.

Are copying, distribution, and derivative works rights included as part of the purchased digital goods or would those still be held by the creator?

"On the one hand, the transfer of an NFT associated with a work of art or other copyright-protected work would not itself involve the reproduction or distribution of a protected work, consistent with the first sale doctrine. But, if the new owner of the NFT accesses the underlying work, and this access involves the creation of a new copy of the work or distribution of it, then the transfer of the NFT may potentially fall outside the scope of the first sale doctrine and create potential copyright liability.

Despite this doctrinal murkiness, many NFT sales agreements appear to skirt the first sale issue by explicitly providing that NFT buyers have the right to resell the NFT. Some sales agreements go further and provide that the artist is to receive a set percentage of resale royalties. If NFTs remain a fixture of the art market, courts may be forced to decide whether to fashion a digital first sale doctrine that is responsive to new technological developments, including the rise of NFTs." Source: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/what-copyright-lawyers-...

It seems that the rights of NFT buyers with regard to copying, distribution, and derivative works is not legally settled yet.
Banks are heavily regulated for a reason
I can definitely endorse Babci mustards as well for having a nice balance of flavour and kick.
Shortform | REMOTE | Full-stack Engineer | Full-time / Part-time | $100-200k

https://www.shortform.com/

Do you feel overwhelmed by the amount of stuff to learn? Do you have hundreds of books in your to-read list and articles saved in Pocket, but wish you could extract the main ideas faster?

The goal of Shortform is to make the world's best ideas more accessible. Right now we create the world's best book guides, with in-depth chapter-by-chapter summaries, original insights building on the book's ideas, and distillation of the book into actionables. They're like superpowered book summaries.

Eventually, we want to summarize and contextualize every meaningful idea published each day, in every form of media (books, articles, podcasts, videos). Imagine you had a magical Chrome extension that takes any page you're viewing (like a top HN article) and gives you a high-quality summary, along with summaries of alternative viewpoints. That's a vision of what we're building.

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Company status: We launched 2.5 years ago. Shortform was funded by the founder (who has built multiple bootstrapped profitable companies in the past) and has taken on no outside investment. We "could be profitable" but are reinvesting in growth. Engineering team consists of 5 full-stack engineers.

Technology: Vue.js on frontend, Flask/Python on backend. (Keywords for searchers with tech flexibility: Angular, React, Django)

About the role: Ideally you're fullstack on the web, and comfortable on both front-end and back-end. Position is remote (current team is worldwide). Fulltime / parttime roles available. We're able to pay competitive market salaries (i.e. not decreased by equity).

Email jobs+engineerhn@shortform.com to get more details about the company, what we're building, and the application process. In your email, please discuss your experience for our stack, and also your favorite non-fiction book (to help us screen out spam emails).
100% agreed on getting vaccinated, but for the elderly or immunocompromised people vaccination isn't enough to necessarily prevent severe outcomes and it might be worth the risk. As a young person, I'd probably stay away, at least in the near term, given how effective vaccines are.
I feel this too. When I was 13/14 in the mid 90s the internet was amazing. Not the web but IRC. Back then I learned to reverse engineer, write graphics demos in x86 assembly. The internet was my world and the real world barely mattered. I'm nearly 40 now and my life and the world is just different. I hope kids feel the same way I did. I don't think its the internet, it's us. Also the fact that billions of people are on it now. The natural filter for who is online is gone.
I'm not talking about ivermectin itself. I'm talking about how people are literally going to livestock supply stores, buying products that contain ivermectin but come in forms and dosages intended for livestock, and ingesting those (even when intended for topical usage), based entirely on internet advice and without any kind of doctor oversight.

That's where "horse paste" mockery comes from.
Never long enough
Analysis of 1.5m ppl identifies genetic assoc related to regulation, addiction
This disregards the time value of money. If I'm 80 years old, $100,000 today will have more value to me right now than $1 million paid out over 30 years.
Brex | Remote in USA, Canada, or Brazil | Onsite | Remote OK | https://www.brex.com

Brex is reimagining financial systems so every growing company can realize their full potential. We’re building a unified experience so that your software and services can be in one place. Our international team is committed to building a diverse and inclusive culture and believes your potential should only be limited by how big you can dream.

To learn more about who we are, our engineering culture, and whether this is the right place for you, read our Key Values profile: https://www.keyvalues.com/brex

Our open positions are on our careers page.

Tech Stack: Elixir, Go, Kotlin, Python, Typescript
None of this addresses the ever-increasing and mostly-pointless power consumption aspects.

And sorry if I don't trust the self-described "trust-less" money developers to get batching right on the first try. The only reason this isn't being exploited is because no one is using it.
A year ago I donated enough to lichess to cover a whole day of operations (cost breakdown here: https://lichess.org/costs). Got the sweet badge

Now their current daily cost is a few hundred more than I donated
Yes! Best Foods/Hellmans and Grey Poupon...mmmmm...

I usually mix it up with fried rice. It's a weird habit I started in college.
This suggests composting (mostly) inactivates prions: https://cen.acs.org/articles/92/web/2014/05/Composting-Offer...
Pfizer isn't emergency use
Was using "approval" colloquially, I understand the distinction between that and "authorized." However I have seen many larger trials for other repurposed drugs being tried in early treatment dumped on as "underpowered" so it's just odd that that criticism is nowhere to be found in this case. There were 7 people hospitalized in the trial group and 14 in the placebo.
Male and female participants were required to abstain from unprotected sex.
Clearly it should be spelled .big!
He isn't. And the standard of proof in finance for claims is slightly higher than that...he isn't predicting "things will go down", he is making specific predictions that occurred (again, you seem to have these very specific views about someone whose work you have never read...interesting).

No, it isn't. Bank stocks aren't macro. There are macro consequences but Grant's wrote extensively about individual stocks pre-08.

How many hedge fund managers are paying Kiyosaki for resarch? :)
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: (can be remote)
- 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.

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)

Web Front End Software Engineer:
- 2+ years of experience building customer-facing web applications (from design to final product).
- Ability to understand user workflows and translate product designs into interactive web experiences.
- Solid understanding of fundamental web technologies such as HTTP, RESTful APIs, AJAX and JSON.
- Strong proficiency in JavaScript / ES6 and Node.js, including DOM manipulation.
- Experience with Unit Testing tools like Jest, Enzyme, etc.
- Familiarity with modern front-end build tools such as Webpack.
- Strong HTML5/CSS skills to build responsive applications with cross-browser compatibility using modern CSS techniques.
- Experience writing/understanding code written in python.

Please send your resume to: gina.nguyen@velo3d.com
It's not about whats behind the hood. It's about a consistent UX & performance.

Honestly VS Code is one of the best electron apps available and it still feels clunky compared to basically any native macOS app.
I'm not sure about the 'wrong account' scenario, but there was a case last year where Citibank accidentally paid off 'too much' of an outstanding debt to one of their creditors, and tried to recoup the money in court. They lost. But of course, they legitimately owed the money.
Non-paywall: https://outline.com/KYk6bp
At least two pro-ivermectin studies have been retracted. The remaining evidence is weak. I don't think your claim of misinformation is well supported.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-021-01535-y
> While I agree that Qt is an excellent tool in itself, and I love using it for development, it remains a fact that people wanting to use it will need to first learn a not so excellent programming language, C++ [1].

I'd say the opposite. C++ is alright, but some of the stuff in Qt is simply eggregious. From the nonsensical STL duplication to the absurd take on MVC, not to mention the MOC which requires special-purpose build systems, with Qt developers have to go through a lot to get to nice-looking GUIs.

I have a pet theory where nowadays the only reason developers feel compelled to go the WebView path to write desktop apps is because frameworks like Qt simply failed to pay attention to improvements in developer experience from the past decade or two. Thus developers prefer to suffer the headaches that come with the JavaScript ecosystem than having to deal with the headaches that go with Qt and the like.
I get that. I have used that exact way of handling it. I was just tired of the 'everything is first' and got pissed off. To prove that they were being silly I picked something I knew for a fact would be a low priority and said 'this is going first. 'oh well not that' 'ahhhh you do know what order this is in compared to the others lets write that down'. I made it painful meeting wise for them to do that to me. Think in one meeting I walked in with a quarter and just started flipping for what went first. They did not like that either. Again 'ahhh you do know lets write that down'. The confusion comes from 'i want it done' to 'which one first'. Those are not the same thing. Something will go first. Either you pick it or I do. If I pick you may not like the answer.
I guess you are wondering why this is better than Ivermectin. From the article:

> The MOVe-OUT trial (MK-4482-002) (NCT04575597) was a global Phase 3, randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind, multi-site study [...]

If you go to https://ivmmeta.com/ you will see:

* Most of the studies have not placebo, they just compare a group of people with another unrelated group of people. It's very difficult to be sure there are no unexpected differences.

* If you filter only the RCT, most of them are not statistically significant. That is a problem because if the drug has no effect, the reporting/publishing/selection bias will cause barely significant studies to accumulate.

* There are only 6 that RCT that are statistically significant. Have you read them? Some have very weird things that are very big red flags.

If Ivermectin has no effect, I expect like 2 of the RCT that are statistically significant to be caused by flukes. Can you pick your favorite 3?
The phrase "a solid made of electrons" is rather misleading. It's just an ordinary solid (a semiconductor) in which the electrons are made to adopt a particular configuration that does not occur naturally. It is not a "solid" that is only composed of electrons, with no atomic nuclei present.
> side-load a peer reviewed apk

Signal has open sourced clients with reproducible builds (on Android) and their encryption library has been reviewed by multiple 3rd parties to great acclaim.

PGP lacks forward secrecy, meaning if a key does get compromised all of your past correspondence is now also compromised.
Ask HN: Best way/service to Fax something online in UK
I am in the UK and need to fax (yes, i know) some documents to another number in the UK (their requirement).

Has anyone done this recently, what would you recommend, given that we are no longer living in the pre-2000s?

There are various options online that offer such services, but perhaps there is a better, or best way to do this without all the marketing landing pages.
SEEKING WORK | CA (PDT) | Remote Only

I am a full stack engineer and can work on prototype or feature development for web and mobile applications.

Technologies: Python, ReactJS, Flutter, Java, PostgreSQL

Know more about me here: https://makeall.dev/me/

Contact: ranuzz@makeall.dev
And some microcontrollers have even less RAM. Quite a few AVRs have 1k or 512 bytes of RAM. A few don't have RAM (just CPU registers) but that's very different again.
Don’t let dumb comments like the grandparent dissuade you.
Huh. 3 or so years ago, I got SIM-swapped and they ran away with my Coinbase crypto, and CB definitely never made me whole.
Templates: From C-style macros to concepts
Heliolytics | Multiple Roles | Onsite/Remote | Toronto, Canada | Full-Time | https://www.heliolytics.com/

Heliolytics is building a suite of industry-leading tools and services to enable our clients to get the energy out of their solar power plants. We are solving problems on a global scale and creating solutions that will be vital to a sustainable transition to renewable energy. Exceptional software development is integral in allowing us to fulfill our mission of enabling a net-zero carbon society.

At Heliolytics, we meet customer problems with a fearless desire to ask more questions and understand what the challenge is to create well thought out solutions that are at the forefront of renewables operations and maintenance. You’ll work along side real-world problem solvers, who are applying their talents to find opportunities in the industry that are not yet realized. You will be helping set the standard on how to build and run sites at peak efficiency based on our data from sites operating in the real world.

We're Hiring, find all of our open roles here: https://jobs.lever.co/heliolytics
Int/Sr. Frontend Developers: https://jobs.lever.co/heliolytics/bdac4211-7914-44a6-8f55-a0...
Int/Sr. Infrastructure Developers: https://jobs.lever.co/heliolytics/b9d193d1-4a62-4aa8-8b0a-d3...
Int/Sr. Backend Developers: https://jobs.lever.co/heliolytics/073e0086-03a9-4620-b188-1a...
Int/Sr. Full-Stack Developers: https://jobs.lever.co/heliolytics/9ea49985-01e7-4783-b3c6-2e...
"You can get your hands on" is the imperative part.

All the article is trying to say (as far as I can tell) is "do not wait for the perfect hire if you have a perfectly good hire".

The "complex contagion" and "network effects" are what triggered the insight for them, but are not really necessary to understanding the principle.
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https://duckduckgo.com/hiring

Worldwide Remote Open Roles at DuckDuckGo:

- Senior Frontend Engineer

- Senior Backend Engineer

- Associate General Counsel

- Senior C# Developer

- Senior Android Engineer

- Senior iOS Engineer

- Senior macOS Engineer

- Director, User Research

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https://duckduckgo.com/hiring
If this is the same study I've heard of before, they defined innovation as "number of interactions", and assumed collaboration is directly proportional to the number of interactions.

The study should have been named "Remote Work Reduces Interaction".
Gotta mention Boar's Head. Great deli mustard.

As for Coleman's, I get the powder and mix up some with water when we bring spring rolls home. Clears up your brain quick!
Agreed. Legal protections only work where rule of law works.
Back in the day my ISP had a "Can not be used for business traffic or a corporate VPN" line in the TOS. I have doubts they ever tried to enforce it.
For me, PWA doesn't quite cut it yet but using a single codebase based on web technology + adding the appropriate wrappers for native functionality (Electron, React Native, Capacitor, whatever...) is fine for now.