skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cloudflare's Ethereum gateway is sadly super unstable :(. The biggest issue it has is that often requests will be returned back with errors saying that the node doesn't have any blocks synced, as they seem to keep bringing in new nodes that sync from scratch but they aren't excluded from their backend set until they are ready, and so you'll do requests and get back failures constantly (but there are also other "silly" issues such as some kind of JSON parsing front-end that is using a "falsey" check on the id field, which is causing it to disallow spec-valid values such as 0). FWIW, I'd love to be using them in production constantly for our product, but they just have never worked even for small periods of time really... I'd love to have some good way to send feedback on these issues to Cloudflare and have them get fixed, so if anyone from Cloudflare reads this and would be excited about that, I'm saurik@saurik.com?
If poison ivy falls on a garment sleeve in the forest, failing to trigger an itch, will anyone scratch it?
onXmaps, Inc | Montana or REMOTE, USA only | https://www.onxmaps.com/careers

ABOUT – Are you an Engineer who loves the outdoors? Join onX! onX is a suite of digital navigation apps (Hunt, Offroad, and Backcountry) that empower millions of outdoor enthusiasts. If you’re passionate about writing great software, love playing outside, believe in protecting access to public lands, and want to dominate the off-pavement mobile GPS market – then join our team, where we empower millions of outdoor enthusiasts to explore the unknown!

We have multiple openings! View them here: https://www.onxmaps.com/join-our-team

Here are some of the technologies we work with:

Data Automation (Python, PostgreSQL, PostGIS, GIS)

Android (Kotlin, ReactiveX)

iOS (Swift, SwiftUI, Combine)

Backend (Go, Elixir, GraphQL, GCP, Kubernetes)

Web (Vue, React, JavaScript)

Quality (Cypress, XCUITest, Espresso)

We're also hiring summer INTERNS! Contact recruitment@onXmaps.com for more details.
In the real world scientists do look at claims by others, consider if those people are actually domain-specific experts in the area they are making claims in, and judge accordingly every day. You're thinking about some imaginary ideal of science that isn't practiced in the world.
Incorrect. Your definition of “winner” is someone who leaves money on the table (unknown to anyone at the time, based on a future value).

By that definition there is no market where they are two winners. But clearly the economy grows and two parties in a transaction can walk away with more than the invested.

“Winner” is someone who made money. You can easily have two “winners” by that definition.
Fellow.app | Remote in Canada | Junior/Intermediate/Senior Software Engineer | Full-time | https://fellow.app/careers

Fellow is pioneering the future of work through its category-defining meeting productivity and team management platform. We’re an early-stage venture-backed startup (iNovia, Felicis, and Garage Capital) from the founders of Fluidware (acquired by SurveyMonkey), and you’ll be in the first 50 people on a team on a mission to help make meetings delightful for everyone.

We use Django/React/TypeScript/GraphQL, and we’re big on building a supportive team that collaborates closely. We’re solving a lot of interesting tech problems (like realtime collaborative note taking) and we work closely with design and product to build features! Every six weeks of building we get two dedicated weeks for engineering-driven projects.

Junior/Intermediate Software Engineer: https://fellowapp.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=35
Senior Software Engineer: https://fellowapp.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=33

Benefits: Options, Health/Dental/Vision/Life Insurance, Vacation, Parental Leave and More.
Upstart | Front-end Engineer | 100% Remote Company | Multiple Positions | Full-time

Upstart was founded in 2012, and IPO'd this year. Upstart's mission is to enable effortless credit based on true risk. In a nutshell, that means we treat people as more than a credit score. We are in a period of exponential growth with the funds to back it up. This has created a large number of new product initiatives and fun scaling challenges as our engineering team and users continue to grow.

I am on the Front-end Platform team, where we're working to build a solid foundation for product teams as they develop, test, and ship front-end applications. We are looking for:

- 5+ years of software engineering experience
- 2+ years of moderns JS development experience

We offer a supportive environment and above market rate compensation. Please reach out with any questions or comments!

We are hiring for many other positions as well. Please check out:

Apply here:

- Senior Front-end Engineer: https://grnh.se/4c1120671us
- Senior DevTool Engineer: https://grnh.se/5a9633b31us
- Senior Data Engineer: https://grnh.se/bca654da1us
- Many others: https://www.upstart.com/careers/open-roles

Reach me personally: danny.brown@upstart.com
>Well blockchains aren't trying to solve the digital identity problem

They are! BrightID and Proof of Humanity are two of the leading projects working on decentralized identity. It's a pretty exciting space!

https://www.brightid.org/
https://www.proofofhumanity.id/
REMOTE SR Software Architect / SR Full Stack Engineer with Golang/Kubernetes Focus

Location: Berlin, Germany
Remote: at least 70%
Remote availability: Worldwide
Current preferences:
Kubernetes, Golang, Kubernetes Operators, Ci/CD, Containers and automating everything
Willing to travel: yes
Willing to relocate: no
Languages: German (Native), English (Fluent)
LinkedIn: www.hoelzel.it
Validated CV: https://elite.mvpfactory.co/resume/johannes-U2opq-6U9E
E-Mail: hn [at] hoelzel.it

Hey I am Johannes and I talk to humans and machines!

I grew up with the internet, uploaded my first websites to geocities, was tech-admin of a lot of bulletin boards and have been doing professional code since 2003. After trying to build my first start-up in 2006 I realised that they just won’t come only because I built it. Therefore, I have a bachelor economical psychology, which helps me immensely with team leadership but also allows me to view the product from multiple perspectives.

Since then I have been freelancing with the exceptions of 6 years where I have been exclusively working with one of germanies biggest conference companies to establish their internal and external tech products as well as their IT department. This was the beginning of leading and hiring diverse international teams for me, therefore kanban, scrum and design thinking are not foreign to me. Some I have even taught to clients, when I wear my consultant hat.

That hat also enables me to train others in what I have learned, makes me easygoing as a person and also not afraid of talking to other departments or clients. Overall I have 7 years of hands on (mid level) CTO experience but never really stoped coding since I was 11. I currently specialise in Golang, Kubernetes and how to best make them work together. I write minimal containers with distroless, build clusters from scratch, know my GitOps (also how to set them up) and currently like to play with the kubernetes api directly through the official go-client or the operator sdk among much more. I believe the kubernetes API is the actual key to multitenant deployments as well as more refined scaling techniques.

I started working when Servers where still mostly dedicated, have lived the revolution of virtual servers, made a short stop at serverless tech and am now invested in the kubernetes ecosystem and its containers. My preferred cloud is AWS, but I have worked on others and also like to tame bare-metal and everything in-between. I love solving difficult issues and do most of my work in development containers.

All this makes me perfect if you are looking for someone with seniority, that is flexible, plays well with others but also likes to get his hands dirty.

Technologies:

Fullstack (Frontend, Backend, APIs, Daemons)
Favorites: Golang, JavaScript, PHP
Cloud / X-Cloud : AWS, Azure, Hetzner, OVH, Bare-Metal
Databases: MySQL , MSSQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQLite, Redis
DevOps: Ansible, Puppet, Bash, Rancher
Server: Kubernetes, Docker (Swarm), Bare-Metal, Fargate, Serverless
Windows Server, Windows Network, Active Directory
Location networking, VPN (Wireguard, Software, MS-VPN)
Jira / Redmine / Trello
Nice, I had seen the Explorer models a while back and rather liked the work they were doing, it's great to see they are progressing and making larger ones.
Cultivating Humility
Daybreak Health | Full-time | Remote | https://daybreak-health.breezy.hr/p/a27079cba61a-sr-backend-... | $80-140k/year & 0.5-1.5% equity

Teens need access to therapy now more than ever. Daybreak Health needs a senior rails developer now more than ever. Come join a 3-person engineering team and help us tackle a more meaningful problem than optimizing another ad network.

Daybreak Health is a digital mental health clinic built to help millions of adolescents access effective mental health care. We focus on teens in particular and our platform gives teens access to high-quality therapists.

We're a remote first company; we do not have an office and do not currently have any plans to change that. We have seven team members scattered from SF to LA and out to PA. As a business we operate with a document heavy, meeting light, async first culture. Our seed funding comes from yCombinator and Maven Ventures (of Zoom fame). We have in excess of 12 months runway and are currently on track to raise our Series A within that window. In finance speak, we're a going concern.

You'll be the third Engineer on an eight person team and the first Backend Engineer besides the CTO. You'd focus on our ruby backend, and potentially help out a bit on our frontend from time to time.

If you want to learn more about our engineering, we've written a nifty Technical Vision document that outlines the direction we want to take our system in, technically speaking. https://www.notion.so/daybreakhealth/Technical-Vision-2021-0...

For more on our culture and the role, check out our job description on https://daybreak-health.breezy.hr/p/a27079cba61a-sr-backend-...

To apply, use the Apply Now button in that job description. We're a tiny company - I promise that either the CTO or I will see it!

Idea to post & message drafted by Kevin Kuchta, Lead Frontend Engineer @ Daybreak Health
CoinTracker (YC W18) | Remote (Global) | Full Time | https://www.cointracker.io

We founded CoinTracker because we believe that there is too much friction with the existing financial system. It's slow. It's fragmented. It's expensive. Money remains largely the same as it has for decades despite massive changes and new capabilities from the internet.

Today CoinTracker is a portfolio assistant for cryptocurrency. It is used by over 500,000 users tracking over 1% of the entire global cryptocurrency market. CoinTracker enables consumers and businesses to seamlessly track their cryptocurrency portfolio, investment performance, taxes, and more. Our vision is to re-build personal financial management, tax preparation, and accounting for every cryptocurrency user.

Some things we’re proud of:

Traction: over $20 billion tracked on CoinTracker

Solid Financials: profitable, growing 15X year over year

Leading partners: Coinbase, TurboTax, Wolters Kluwer

Top tier investors: Y Combinator, Initialized Capital, Balaji Srinivasan, Serena Williams, and more

Founders: Previously built TextNow (200M downloads), ex-Googlers

Our mission is to increase the world's financial freedom and prosperity. If this sounds interesting to you, come chat with us! We're hiring: https://www.cointracker.io/jobs!
I would like to know the answer to that as well.

My current understanding is that CRDTs merely guarantee derministic merging of updates to some basic data structures, where deterministic means that the outcome is well defined and always the same regardless of the order in which updates are merged.

That doesn't mean the outcome makes any sense at all in terms of the sort of application level requirements and constraints you would typically find in a transactional database application. Conflicts may still arise on that level.

So I think what we need to really fulfill the promise of CRDTs is a way to express those application level constraints on top of them.
Many cryptocurrencies are deflationary and/or have fixed supply; I cannot say the same for the dollars in my bank account.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MABMM301USM189S
"support" is overrated. Who needs support for Google Chrome? People will use them until they can't use them anymore.
It’s 12:15 pm and I’ve been working since 3:00 am trying to keep on top of deadlines but in my current role I’m an architect and I’m also the engineer that builds the things I design. And I’m also the only point of contact for testing. And I’m the only point of contact for troubleshooting. I don’t have an engineering or qa team..it’s just me by myself. And it crushed my soul every morning when I wake up. I’d quit right now if my wife didn’t require expensive and complicated medical treatment. I guess that’s more a problem with the medical system than anything. But even with savings we wouldn’t be able to last more than a year if we didn’t find similar income with similar insurance.
This is just a framing issue and I don't get the hate here. It would make sense that ISP's openly decide to charge flat rates to users while charging special fees to really large content providers. What's ridiculous is that this is being settled in courts of law, as if someone did something wrong, instead of being just business deals.

Internet infrastructure and usage is relatively recent and quickly shifting, so the social/political/economic aspects are always trying to fit into legacy arrangements. In this case it was easier to preserve the ISP-user agreement of how content is served and billed, while using pre-existing infrastructures (courts of law) to settle who actually pays the extra bills. It feels out of place, but if you strip the legal content out it's just business deals about services.
Curai |US REMOTE-FIRST| FULL TIME |
https://curaihealth.com/, https://medium.com/curai

We are a fast-growing virtual primary care B-round startup. Our mission is to scale the world’s best healthcare to every human being. We believe that great healthcare is a human right and this is the future we’ve set out to build. We need your help and we are hiring for a number of senior roles. We offer a highly competitive salary, generous equity, 401k match, and other benefits.

Engineering Tech Lead: https://jobs.lever.co/curai/3dcb48c3-14e9-4748-8470-0605c05a...

Front End Engineer (Senior): https://jobs.lever.co/curai/d94c14ec-ac77-49e8-b13f-22bae460...

Senior Software Engineer, Full Stack: https://jobs.lever.co/curai/5178cb02-d11d-472d-8a28-73810827...
Location: Philadelphia

Remote: Yes

Contract: Yes

Willing to relocate: Not until 2023

Preferred stack: node, MongoDB/DynamoDB, Angular/Svelte.

20 years of experience in the financial industry, so intimately familiar with just about everything related to banking.
Other than that I love computation-heavy simulations, computer vision and natural language processing.

Email: 01abokov@gmail.com
> no more minimum wage. You get paid according to your value.

You had me until this.

Without a minimum wage, you create a race to the bottom on wages as you find people who are more and more desperate. Meanwhile, you'll create a huge homeless problem as people who are willing to get paid 50 cents an hour won't be able to afford rent anywhere.

Also, define "your value". It doesn't take a graduate Economy class to know that nearly all jobs that aren't commission are not paid based on the profit they create, but by how easy they are to replace.
Programmable property means you can program it to do anything. Multi factor authentication, is one way to do it.
SMS-based 2FA needs to die.
Medical ontologies are different because there are two enormous economic incentives for their adoption: billing, in the US or any private healthcare - and medical research much of which is highly incentivized by the pharma, device, and diagnostic industries.

Improving healthcare interop is not something that happens unless it is subsidized or penalized. 50 years of healthcare IT with systems that are basically the same with some new window dressing have proven that.
> Which means new chromebooks.

They'll most likely reuse them for many years, OR have a student keep a single chromebook through many grades. Schools in the US aren't that well funded that they can give every student a free laptop every year.
I think in windows preview builds for win 11 you can now easily run WSL graphical applications which might work, but I don't know how easy it is with WSL to access the host operating system files.
Location: Karachi, Pakistan

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python / Django, React, AWS

Résumé/CV: https://kashifaziz.me/kashif-aziz-cv.pdf
Jetpack Compose How to download image from URL and set to imageview
Properly | Toronto or Remote (Canada only) | Full-time Developers | https://www.properly.ca/careers/

Properly is changing the way Canadians buy or sell a home with dramatically less friction. Currently operate in the Greater Toronto Area and will soon be expanding across Canada.

We have raised $160 million in funding from investors like Bain Capital Ventures, Intact Ventures, FJ Labs, Prudence, Golden Ventures, AlleyCorp, Silicon Valley Bank and many prominent angel investors including Mike Katchen (co-founder and CEO of Wealthsimple), Spencer Rascoff (co-founder and former CEO of Zillow), and Eric Wu (co-founder and CEO of Opendoor).

We've recently raised a Series B, in a period of high growth as we expand services across Canada.

Tech: Python, React, JavaScript, AWS

Open positions:

Senior Full Stack Developer - https://www.properly.ca/careers/5320252002/

Senior Back End Developer - https://www.properly.ca/careers/5320183002/

Intermediate Full Stack Developer - https://www.properly.ca/careers/5320233002/

Intermediate Front End Developer - https://www.properly.ca/careers/5319218002/

Intermediate Back End Developer - https://www.properly.ca/careers/5319245002/
> the whole purpose of a loan is to fund something, and to be able to fund something the amount loaned out needs to be larger than the collateral

Um, what?

If I take out a mortgage to buy a house, the loan amount is not going to be larger than the value of the collateral (the house).

If I take out a loan to buy a car, the loan amount is not going to be larger than the value of the collateral (the car).

What kind of loan are you thinking of?
"I know it wasn't us" is exactly the non-sequitur conclusion they were trying to walk you toward by wording their statements as they did.
One less billionaire in the world? Doesn’t he have any legal heir to inherit his wealth?

If you are someone who decides if a mission is a go no go you are mostly wanted to be hired by someone else.

Thats not an opportunity at all, you will probably be hated by many people who just lost their job.

About threats, well shit.
Oh yes, I was lucky enough to interact with Andy several times. To be honest, him following me is 1% merit and 99% random luck :)
I feel you, was in the same boat, although I spent way less time there. Too many LPs, too little time.
Until society and governments considers mental health as equal to physical health (improving, but still working on it) I don’t see any government acting to curb online environments in the same way tobacco companies were dealt with.

It’s easy to show a photo or X-ray of a diseased lung and see damaged caused by smoking. It’s not as easy to convey the emotional damage caused by depression, until it’s unfortunately too late.
Replit | Remote (must overlap 4 hours with US Pacific Time) | Full-time | Multiple Positions

Replit lets anyone, anywhere code in the browser and host apps for free. We're currently hiring for our Platform, Product, and Design teams.

Our team is a blend of former founders, public educators, designers, and engineers from Google, Mozilla, Facebook, Spotify, Box, Scratch, and more-- all with educations that range from completely self-taught to PhDs.

Intrigued? https://replit.com/site/careers
TechEmpower | Web Application Developer | Los Angeles area, California (near LAX) | ONSITE or REMOTE

Please apply at https://jobs.techempower.com/hn

TechEmpower is a custom software company. We help our clients understand their needs, plan solutions for them, and build software -- on time and on target.
We're looking for good programmers interested in web development. If you're smart, motivated, and want to work in a supportive environment, then let's talk.

ABOUT

- We're small, with 25 employees working in teams of 2-6.
- We're friendly. Our office is professional and supportive, like a computer lab staffed by adults.
- We're the authority on web framework performance (https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/)

TECHNOLOGIES

We don't expect new hires to have experience with all of these, but you'll learn about them every day.

- Languages: Java, JavaScript, Python, C#
- Web: Spring, Jersey, .NET Core, React, Django, Node.js, Servlets, jQuery
- Data Persistence: ORM (Hibernate, etc.), Postgres, MySQL, MS SQL Server, NoSQL.

BENEFITS

- Flexible Schedules
- Remote or In-Person options
- Friendly, supportive environment
I'm not sure about the largest-scale single usage but the Phoenix Framework uses CRDTs for handing user presence.

It isn't enabled by default but it is very easy to use and the CRDT backend is basically hidden away.

More info:

- https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/presence.html
- https://dockyard.com/blog/2016/03/25/what-makes-phoenix-pres...
Metal in Microwave Oven Is Not That Dangerous
KRunner is amazing. I mapped it to Alt+Space.
It's enough if 9 million people fall for $10.
RINSE | REMOTE or San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, or Washington DC | Software Engineers | Full-Time | https://www.rinse.com

Rinse provides dry cleaning and laundry delivery services to tens of thousands of customers in five metropolitan areas in the US. We have sophisticated logistics optimization software, a polished consumer product, and firm business fundamentals.

Rinse has weathered COVID-19 well - read about some of our efforts at https://www.rinse.com/blog/rinse/coronavirus/

Our team is distributed across the United States, and has been entirely remote for over a year now, but an in-office experience will also be available in the above cities to those who prefer a traditional desk.

We're hiring software engineers of all experience levels, to join our small team. We're particularly interested in hiring a senior backend engineer, but are also hiring full-stack engineers.

We're also looking for a QA Engineer / SDET / Release Manager.

Relevant Terms: Logistics, Django, Python, TypeScript, Optimization, React, React Native, Postgres, Subscriptions

https://www.rinse.com/careers/software-engineer/

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We are also looking for a star performer to lead our growth efforts as we continue to take market share in our current markets and accelerate our push to new markets. The ideal candidate is a strong leader who is data-driven, a clear critical thinker, and is coachable and adaptable. We are looking for a Head of Growth who has the ability to lead growth both on the sales and marketing sides, and also the versatility to help push forward M&A efforts.

Relevant Terms: Growth, Marketing, Sales

Interested in either position? Email us at jobs@rinse.com, or my first name at rinse.com
interesting! I will research on this and reply (it might take a few days)
> That didn't answer my question.

I did, you just didn't like the answer.
I'm sure I got this code from someone else, was going to replace it with (emacs-init-time) myself but I suppose it's nice to only have the first two numerals after the decimal point which this code does and (emacs-init-time) doesn't.
I donate time. If you were to value that time I guess it would be quite a lot of money.
Ockam does!

https://github.com/ockam-network/ockam/discussions/864