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New Relic’s CodeStream (YC W18) extension brings modern collaboration tools into the developer’s IDE, allowing them to discuss and review code in ways previously not possible. CodeStream also brings the tools you use every day into the IDE to simplify your workflow and reduce context switching. This includes everything from reviewing PRs and creating tickets in your issue tracker, to leveraging observability in new and compelling ways.

The CodeStream team has deep roots in the startup world, and still operates with a startup mentality. We are looking for a problem-solving, highly skilled, elegant computer programmer who is self-motivated and comfortable working in a face-paced environment. This is a team of developers building tools FOR developers, and you should embrace your role in not just building the tools but also helping us shape the vision for the product.

We're looking for bold and passionate people to be a part of our mission to create more perfect software. We'd love to have you apply, even if you don't feel you meet every single requirement. What's most important to us is finding authentic and accountable people who feel connected to our mission and values, not just candidates who check off all the boxes.

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Hospitalization from COVID-19
They are defrauding the merchant or the bank. I have zero risk.
Around – Full-time – 100% REMOTE US and EU timezones – www.around.co
Around | SRE, SDET, WebRTC Media Client Engineers, Growth Marketing Mgr | Full-time | 100% REMOTE US + EU + LATAM timezones | https://www.around.co/

Around is an early stage, Series A startup backed by Ryan Hoover, Naval Ravikant, Wing, Credo, Initialized Capital, Slack Fund, Floodgate, and Forerunner Ventures.

Less meeting, more making. Video calls designed for energy, ideas, and action.

A new era of work...
Video calls need to reflect a new era of working. That’s why we took video and made it less. Less traditional, less formal, less bulky, even less realistic. Less about blowing up people’s faces on a 70-inch HDTV, more about focusing and doing. Around is there for a quick session to supercharge all future-of-work applications. It’s just enough to be present but makes space for what’s important: the task at hand.

Our sophisticated, AI-assisted audio technology developed over a period of 2 years completely transforms the possibilities and dynamics of a video call. Dedicated conference room equipment is no longer needed, and Around’s focused UX makes video calls fast and productive.

To apply, submit your resume: https://boards.greenhouse.io/around

*Current Open Roles*

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Arkansas bill creates antibody exemption for vaccine mandate
Ok before I was locked out of my account for changing phone numbers they only had SMS
I think your theory explains some but not all seasonal foods.

Many are originally seasonal for logistical reasons: before refrigeration, food had to be eaten close to harvest time or preserved in some way. So you have pumpkin dishes in fall because that's when the pumpkins are ripe. Likewise tomato dishes in spring.

Winter holiday foods often get that association because they are preserved. We ate them then because we had nothing else to eat since the harvest is over. That gives you eggnog, cured meat, jams, etc.

Once a dish gets a strong association with a certain time of year, I think it tends to hold it because the association is part of the enjoyment. Sure, I could have a mug of eggnog in June, but it wouldn't be as magical.
It is something you have, until it is automatically downgraded to something you know. I could create all manner of elaborate schemes that involve tokens and biometrics and geolocation, but if that scheme simply produces a one-time code for you to put in your brain and produce at will, I'm still using a knowledge factor at the point of authentication.
We don't do bans like that so it sounds like there might have been a configuration/ network issue.
Right, the peer-to-peer or anything with a concept of multi-master / majority is a different class of problem. I am speaking only to traditional client-server scenarios.
Location: Denver

Remote: Sure

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Dart, C/C++, x86/64, Matlab, Rust [learning], Flutter, Postgres, GoTrue, Git, OpenFOAM, Solidworks, Fusion 360, Creo Parametric, Inventor, COMSOL, Machining, Carbon Fiber, 3D printing, Laser Cutting

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-amin/

Email: christine.t.amin@gmail.com
These platforms should not offer 2fa with SMS. And force their customers to use 2FA via MFA instead.
As an aside, I do not trust Rational Wiki to be a reliable source of information.

Just one example: Their information about Alcoholics Anonymous’s effectiveness can charitably be described as a dumpster fire: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Alcoholics_Anonymous (For example, they cite Brandsma 1980, which is a very outdated chestnut anti-AA polemics always bring out; the study is really old and its methodology was pretty bad: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandsma_1980 )

In particular, Rational Wiki’s article on AA completely ignores Cochrane 2020, which shows that Alcoholics Anonymous has a 42% success rate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effectiveness_of_Alcoholics_An...
I run an install of RRDA[1] because it's easier to use http/json in scripts than parsing raw DNS queries.

[1] https://github.com/fcambus/rrda
Funny that we just assume that anyways these days.
go ahead, brag about it: what does your patch do? :)
Isn't the same way the used to get entry from a TAN list?
Pose as a valid receiver, ask for authentication, pass it through to access whatever you want.

Don't give an answer if you didn't initiate the process.
Iron Fish | https://ironfish.network/
Positions:
Front End Engineer
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Full Stack Engineer
Software Engineer
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USA + Canada | Full-Time | Onsite (HQ/San Francisco, CA) or Remote

Iron Fish is a new cryptocurrency that takes no shortcuts on privacy and usability. Privacy isn’t just important, it’s essential to crypto’s success. Our vision is for Iron Fish to become a shielded layer for many more assets, even ones on different chains, and provide a platform for true digital cash.

Our Tech Stack:
- Node
- React
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Rust

Nice to haves:
-Experience working on Layer-1's

https://jobs.lever.co/ironfish

Send resumes to jenah@ironfish.network
I think that's a Microsoft problem rather than a remote work problem
Most of us are on the other end of the DNS hierarchy, and send queries to recursive resolvers, not root servers. Root server operators are conservative and there's much less of privacy consideration when traffic is mixed with others at a resolver.
Original article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/google-is-scrapping-its-plan-to...

Mirror: https://archive.is/DfNpk

Googler, opinions are my own.

This was an ambitious product. It was lead by Caesar Sengupta, who left back in March. Without the project's primary driver, it got killed off (at least before it launched).
If I understand things correctly, this only helps _before_ hospitalization.
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Will this affect mandate requirements, if as effective as it’s claimed? If so we don't need to reach hard to achieve 95% vaccination rates and we can get closer to a normal life.
Most of the time they don't use it for the realtime aspect of it, they use it to easily share documents.
There are so many encrypted messaging apps now but none has the feature-parity and convenience of Telegram. The user experience is just unparallel, and it is quite astonishing to see so high-quality software being produced by an actual company these days. However, there are a couple of drawbacks of Telegram which are seriously important to consider

- no self-hostable server option (of course they don't have a federated model so interoperability will not be easy even if they release the server source).

- the encryption protocol is non-standard, does not sync between devices, and is not enabled by default.

I would really love it if there is a client-side encryption app which uses established time-tested encryption protocol to encrypt and decrypt messages fully at client side and will just let me use something heavily feature-rich like Telegram for sending the messages.
Where is the miles ahead version of Flash tooling on modern Web?

Unity and Unreal don't count, it is just another backwend, where rendering needs to be downgraded to GL ES 3.0 subset.

Yet few Web games can replicate an Infinite Blade experience, other than a couple of demos like the flow.
That's why you don't store money in your bank account, you keep it in investment vehicles which also appreciate in value over the long run (not the best inflation foil, but an OK one)
Automate Medical | Eng | Remote | Full-time

We’re looking for people who want to show up to the future and we’re building a founding team for the future of health devtools. We have an open core "Plaid for health" product that you will help us build.

* Company formed at start of the year by ex-YC founder group of 3, raised $2M at the start of 2021 — cumulatively, we’ve raised nearly $20M in our careers so far

* You will be employee #1 and help us launch "Plaid for health"

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We want to work with people who are:

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* An ex-founder or a future founder

* Deeply technical

Bonus: if you know what FHIR, HL7 V2, X12 are, tell us when you apply.

Our current stack includes: ES2020 JavaScript/TypeScript, Fastify, AJV, Next.JS, React, Tailwind

You can see some of our open source work publicly on GitHub and at docs.sero.run
Apply by emailing founders@automatemedical.com
> No it isn't, the company's underlying assets and performance can increase the value of the stock by itself.

Realistically, how are those things in any way accessible to a regular shareholder without dividends? Even if a company liquidates, by that point it's probably racked up so much debt that the shareholders get nothing.

I'm by no means an economic historian, but my impression is people used to value stocks as a claim on future dividends. Then many companies stopped paying them, but people still pretend like they still do.
There is a small program I wrote called csvquote[1] that can be used to sanitize input to awk so it can rely on delimiter characters (commas) to always mean delimiters. The results from awk then get piped through the same program at the end to restore the commas inside the field values.

In principle:

cat textfile.csv | csvquote | awk -f myprogram.awk | csvquote -u > output.csv

Also works for other text processing tools like cut, sed, sort, etc.

[1] https://github.com/dbro/csvquote
Antithesis | DC / Northern Virginia | Software Engineers | ONSITE | FULL-TIME
Antithesis is using deterministic simulation, fuzzing, and AI to improve software testing. The founders and VP Eng are FoundationDB veterans. For an idea of what we're doing, see Will's talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFSPwJFXVlw or read the Simulation Testing section of https://www.foundationdb.org/files/fdb-paper.pdf.

Fully funded medical, dental, and vision insurance. Unlimited vacation (with mandatory MINIMUM vacation time). Flexible hours.

We're doing things nobody has done before, so we don't need familiarity with any particular language, framework, domain, or anything like that. Don't care. What we do care about: you're smart, get things done, a joy to work with, and are comfortable dealing with open-ended/poorly-defined problems.

Apply at https://antithesis.breezy.hr/ (but don't worry too much about which role you choose).

We're also hiring for professional services roles. Feel free to ask about those!
> corporate memphis

Links for the lazy. The GP page (https://lenses.io) certainly has a lot of good examples.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Memphis

https://t-artmagazine.com/what-is-corporate-memphis-and-why-...
You should post in the official thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28719320

More info in the FAQ: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
The exception to the rule.

Maps could be done in a PS2.
It usually manifests as gamers asking about "strict NAT":

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-network/connect...
https://kb.netgear.com/19844/Why-does-my-Xbox-say-NAT-is-set...

Part of why video chat quality sucks is because the RTP traffic has to be sent through a proxy to deal with NAT, doubling load on the Internet and increasing latency.
How does it handle multi tenancy? Do you need one container per environment?
Maybe you need to find a different class of folks to hang out with? I just started a new programming job in the Midwest. I had one Teams interview with a bunch of people and a "pre-interview" questionnaire before that.

That was sum total of my interaction with the company before being hired (other than telling the recruiter to send in my resume).
SEEKING WORK | EUROPE | Full Stack Typescript Developer

Location: Remote (UK)

I'm a full stack Typescript Developer, specializing in React and Electron applications. - I have over 5 years experience working on javascript / typescript applications.

Interested in fintech, video automation and blockchain, but open to any industries!

Daily rate of £600 ($813.74) per day - Happy to quote on a per project basis instead if you prefer.

Contact: dave [at] weatherall [dot] io
>> Computing for yourself isn’t free either, you just paid the bulk of the costs up front.

True, but I control the computers in question. The decentralized web is more a question of who controls what and what they can do. Cost does definitely come into play, but to a lesser extent.

>> the idea of being able to “burst” compute when I need additional power.
>> The fixed cost of having a personal machine capable of anything I might want is remarkably high compared to the cost of my average compute needs - being able to “rent” the excess could be both cheaper and less wasteful on the mean.

Again, the larger part of the argument is control and decentralization. I completely agree that cloud computing is useful, especially when you have computing needs that change elastically and you are aware of the limitations of renting storage space or computing time on someone else's computers.

My concern about Web3 computing is where my local computing capabilities are reduced and I would need to rely on hundreds of computers owned and controlled by other people to get capabilities that are not worth the opportunity cost to me.
SEEKING FREELANCER | Boulder, CO | Remote | US Time Zone

At Uplift, we’re on a mission to perfect our work life while learning, building, and enjoying our free time. We're looking for well rounded software engineers to join our team. Contract or contract-to-hire, open to employment too. Many more details on our website https://www.uplift.ltd/careers

1. Mid/senior experience in at least 2 of these:

* React/React Native

* Django (python)

* GraphQL (Django & React+Apollo)

Usually start part time & ramp up.

2. Scala Engineer

The position involves building backend services in Scala and a GraphQL layer in TypeScript.

Must have 1-2 years of experience with Scala. Experience with TypeScript is a big plus.

This is a 6-month opportunity,could turn into a permanent position.

Bonus for all:

* Freelance experience: delivered projects, managed budget/estimate, worked with non-technical clients (most important)

* Heroku or AWS

* Laravel/MVC framework in PHP, PHPUnit

* Thrift

* Excellent CSS skills

* Native iOS/Android

* SQL experience

* Can think critically, build from rough specs (no designs or detailed specs)

One of our core values is continuous learning: within the industry & from each other. We welcome people of different backgrounds, experiences, abilities and perspectives. If you're self-sufficient, passionate & a good communicator, apply now!

Web designers can check out our site for details.

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I like the creativity, it's just the "everything is public" approach that's crazy for primary school kids.
If it halves hospitalizations, it'll have a pretty drastic effect on overwhelmed ICUs but there's probably still a ways to go before ICU levels return to normal and we can skip mandates.
> one of two animals in the world known to smell underwater

I hate being that person but... in fact all fishes and most aquatic invertebrates are able to smell underwater. Sharks can smell and track ridiculously small amounts of blood in water.

That said the project is simply brilliant
If it’s patented and they can make real money off it, maybe
Decentralization transfers powers to local elites, who are more likely to be interested in interfering with you or your group specifically compared to a more or less uncaring larger government. In the US, states weren't bound by the Bill of Rights until the 14th amendment, giving them more power to restrict liberties than the federal government. After reconstruction, SCOTUS issued decisions restoring much of the pre-war order, using the 14th amendment mainly to find new powers for corporations.
Hey I do the same thing! Was raised in the church, left it, but decided that wouldn't be an excuse not to give to others.
High valuations which may or may not be founded are not scams.
Not if the Left actually builds arguments and movements to change minds and and wins political power. But instead many spend their time begging the rich white men at Facebook and Twitter to decide which political speech deserves to be hidden from millions of people
Mozilla for a long time backed their IndexedDB with SQLite, they wouldn't have done that if they were that antagonistic to relational databases.

I trust Mozilla's surface reasons here: they inherited the mess that was NPAPI from Netscape, then decades of experience with XUL binary components, were among the many dealing with Flash bugs and zero-day fallout well after Flash's "heyday", and have combined multiple decades of experience in what happens if the web depends on specific binaries to do its job. From that standpoint of they were already knee deep in trying to sandbox/reign in NPAPI, remove XUL, and remove Flash I absolutely understand why "you want the web to depend on the bugs and zero days of SQLite directly with no abstraction layer between?" was a complete non-starter.
The trial was on non-hospitalized patients, because you can't test impact on hospitalization risk with patients that are already hospitalized. But given the supposed mechanism of action, I don't think there's any reason to believe it would not also be an effective therapy for hospitalized patients.
This answer confused me at first, because I initially thought you were trying to say non-fungible assets can be divided. At least in the case of non-fungible Ethereum tokens, it's the case that they both each can't be substituted for another one and they can't be divided, right?

And in the case of ERC-1155 semi-fungible tokens (SFTs), you can substitute them for others of the same type but they still each can't be divided. They're whole, irreducible units.

For both NFTs and SFTs, I think the non-divisibility is an important component to understanding what they are. There's no "smaller denomination" of each asset in the way that Ethereum can be divided arbitrarily until you reach the minimum "wei" unit.

You're right that non-divisibility isn't a sufficient condition to be non-fungible (as with SFTs), but the way I interpreted your first sentence made it seem like it was an orthogonal condition rather than a necessary and central one. (At least for cryptocurrency assets.)
Yep, before we had mechanical and electronic computers, there were human computers, and they apparently too were mostly women: [0] . I think (but it's just a speculation of mine) that it's not because women inherently have a "better mindset to do some dreary day-to-day tasks" but that it's an acquired trait: I blame it on heavy training in cleaning and sewing.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_(occupation)
Yes, so similar to ivermectin, it doesn't work.
> so you seem to think that this makes it not a cache any more, but a regular data store.

Yes. In an true offline-first approach with CouchDB/PouchDB, the client-side database can be considered to be main data store and the Server-Side DB could just be a backup. Or it might not be needed at all/ might only be used to migrate from one device to another.

I'd say whether it's a master-slave or Multi-master model depends on the conflict resolution strategy.
Why do they need to function if they are inherently dysfunctional? Poor decisions should not be rewarded with top heavy bailouts.
When you say "liked" do you really mean you have positive feelings around the nostalgia from that time period in your life? The reason I ask is because you describe the details from that time, but don't mention the unique benefit it brought. I think this relates to web3 in that I am not sure what problem it solves. It seems like we have vague nostalgia over something and then this vague thing called web3 that is suppose to be our fix. It's probably vaporware.
Amperity | Seattle / NY / Zoomverse | Remote | Full-time

Engineers! Amperity is hiring SDEs across all levels, including technical leadership positions.

Interesting problems:
- Ingesting and cleaning large amounts of data daily and blending it with real-time events
- Automatically stitching data together across disparate systems by training machine-learning models to build a probabilistic knowledge graph
- Taking research algorithms and productionalizing them for high-scale usage
- Allowing users to perform complex, real-time queries across an aggregated view of their data
- Publishing query result data to a diverse set of systems for client usage

Tech stack:
- React/Reframe
- Clojure/Clojurescript
- Aurora/Mesos
- Hadoop
- Spark
- Kafka
- SaltStack/Terraform
- Riemann/InfluxDB/Grafana

For a full listing of positions, see https://amperity.com/careers/ -- apply there or reach out to me directly with questions. dave at amperity dot com. Hope to meet you.
Sudowrite | REMOTE | Full-time | https://sudowrite.com

We believe Human + AI collaboration is the future of all creative endeavor, and we’re building an AI-powered tool for creative writers.

The founders, @superamit and @jamesjyu, are authors and repeat founders with exits, our investors include the founders of Twitter, Gumroad, Wordpress, Parse, and others. Our users love us, and so does The New Yorker.

We’re building the founding team and looking for:

* React Software Engineer, Full Stack: https://bit.ly/2WBtAU0

* Lead Designer: https://bit.ly/3A1cmwL

* Machine Learning Engineer: https://bit.ly/2WBtAU0

We have…

- Lofty ambitions

- Down to earth work hours

Ideal teammates…

- Love reading and writing

- Are optimistic and take pride in their work

- Have infectious good vibes

APPLY: Using links above (or email careers@sudowrite.com)

QUESTIONS: email careers@sudowrite.com or DM us (@jamesjyu or @superamit)
Hi! I just tried in Incognito and it appears to be up.